School Trip

Al-ghadir School

  In line with pursuing its scientific and cultural goals and diversifying educational programs for students, Al-Ghadir School organized a scientific/historical camp to visit Shush and Dezful cities for two days.

  This scientific tour started on November 24 with the presence of 36 students and a number of respected teachers. Starting from the origin of Khorramshahr city, dear students first visited Daniyal Nabi's tomb. As one of the historical cities of Iran with world-registered monuments in UNESCO, the city of Shush is of special importance, and the students witnessed its ancient manifestations during this one-day trip. At the end of the first day of the trip, the students left for Dezful city and stayed at Shahid Ghazi camp.

On the 25th of November, the students visited the historical monuments of Dezful City, and in this experience, cultural and historical teachings were transferred to the students by the respected teachers. Also, considering the membership of Al-Ghadir School in the international organization Life Link and following the school's commitment to inform the students about the environmental conditions of the province, in the continuation of the trip of environmental issues of the province by visiting the house of Sofal and Ali Kaleh Dam in The city of Dezful was explained to the students, and in the meantime, the importance of the establishment of the Ali Kale dam and the dimensions of its environmental effects were explained.

This camp was held for two days with the active participation of dear students and the efforts of the precious teachers and officials of Al-Ghadir School and ended on the 25th of November with the return to Khorramshahr city.

In the end, Al-Ghadir School expresses its utmost gratitude to all the students and teachers for the responsibility of all the attendees and the kind attention of the dear parents.

Promote peace by making stamps and postcards

Preparatory school Maztouria

Students learn to be creative by using ICT-tools. They were teached to find the correct tools needed and use them in a responsible way.

First Aid Team

Liceo Artistico

The teacher Roberto Parra, invited some profesionals who prepares a group of students, a TEAM of 15, who made up a First Aid team (see photos) because Arica is a city that has had river overflows, due to changes in the climate and because it is a seismic city. In this city earthquakes of great magnitude have occurred.

Students learn to use fire extinguishers to put out fires, to transport people on stretchers, and to know how to call firefighters, ambulances, police officers and to maintain order at schools and carried out first aid in case of accidents, including what bandages to use, and how to carry them on stretchers, as well as what to do with those who lack oxygen at that moment

The team works on a special schedule every day in the afternoons in such a way that the management of the Lyceum provides the tools and space, respecting the Pandemic regulations.

Coordinator Gladys Hernández

Aiding Risk Groups In Our Community

Sigtuna Skolan Humanistiska Läroverket

During this unprecedented time, many in our communities around the world have been forced to change their lifestyles and be careful when performing seemingly harmless tasks such as grocery shopping. Many have been forced to completely distance themselves from society for fear of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Sigtuna, Sweden there is a group called FRG (Frivilliga Resurs Gruppen or voluntary recourse group). FRG are an organisation consisting of volunteers who help out in crises such as this pandemic. They have set up a system to deliver food and other items to risk groups in Sigtuna who are not able to shop on their own.

On 11th November students at Sigtunaskolan Humanistiska Läroverket (SSHL), in Sigtuna, Sweden met with a representative from FRG at the local grocery store to learn the procedure and complete a few orders. Two orders were completed and delivered out into Sigtuna by the volunteers. This effort has been continued throughout 2020 and we are persisting in our efforts even now in 2021. We hope to continue this work for as long as there is a need in Sigtuna.

It is important that we make efforts to aid those in our communities who are in need around the world. Caring for others is a central pillar of the Life-Link ethos and is a vital part of society. The purpose of this continuous action is to help those in need in our local community and develop new skills within the students at our school.

Care,
Seán Berglund
Student Co-chair of Life-Link SSHL

Containing COVID-19

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In connection with the situation that is happening in our world, namely the pandemic and the spread of coronavirus, our school has taken certain security measures.

First of all, we equipped our school's classrooms with masks in the form of decorations.This is quite convenient for those who do not have a mask at home. You can just take it from the ceiling. Also we have equipped our classrooms with antiseptics that are used by every person who enters the room.

Additionally every person who enters the school approaches the guard who measures the students temperature. Teachers also have personal protective equipment as masks and gloves. Last but not least the class contains purifier of air, which is important for containing the spread of the virus.

First Aid

Liceo Artistico

The teacher Roberto Parra has trained a group of Life-Link students to be prepared in case of an unexpected accident. Especially to be prepared for earthquakes because the city of Arica is highly sensitive to seismic shocks. In the photos you can see the practical classes carried out with the support of teacher Mr. Parra, expert in first aid. The group received training for several months so they are able to help the school and community members in case of emergency.