EIS Benin

Prize Day

Einstein won the House Merit Cup, although it was a very close and hard won competition and the result only became apparent after the final week. Between them, Mrs Carsky and Mr Sossohounto maintained the suspense to the last moment.
 

The children were spot on in their identification of the winners of the class prizes and very generous and supportive in their acclaim for the winners. It was heart-warming to notice that they knew each other so well that they decided quickly from the description who the winner was long before the name was announced.

Ebrima Jarjusey, the winner of the Community Service Shield, was commended for his conscientious and helpful service to "Ecole Les Lapins Bleus,"  where he gained some valuable work experience which he was later able to share with the others in Year 11.

Mrs Carsky concluded by thanking the staff for their dedicated, thoughtful and kind service which makes the school so successful.

Mr Dagga Jacques, on the guitar, accompanied the children of the junior and infant school to conclude the prize giving with beautiful songs in different languages celebrating our multicultural nature..

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Year Five pupils set off to Grands Moulins du Bénin to see how this industry in Cotonou produces 250 tonnes of flour per day from imported wheat.

Years 3 and 4 took full advantage of an opportunity to 'go back to nature' by visiting a farm in Calavi.

Year 6 and 7 went on a field trip to a seashore where young turtles were taken care of.

The visit of Year 5 to the Ministère des Affaires Sociales provided them with an opportunity to understand how the rights of children are handled in Benin.

The racquet skills of E.I.S. Year 13 student, Peemann Kaur, contributed to Benin taking second place in the Junior Badminton International 2022.