Join our Heads of School in this workshop to discover how Nexus is at the forefront of learning through The Nexus Way: Inclusion, Innovation, Mindsets and Relationships. A great opportunity for new parents, or those who missed this workshop last year.

A fellow mother herself, Ms Typhaine, from the Lice Lassies, will be sharing on her head lice busting experience, inclusive of some tips and tricks to prevent complications. She will share with you how to spot head lice and the ways to thoroughly get rid of them in your household without the use of chemical washes. Lice kits will be available for purchase, so you are prepared when the pesky bugs hit.

Do you speak a language other than English at home? Do you wonder how to help your child now they are in an English speaking learning environment? What role does your first language play in your child's learning experience? An informal coffee morning, this session will explore these questions and give some practical suggestions to help you support your bilingual child's learning.

Get advice from our Head of Secondary, IBDP Coordinator, Learning Support Integrator and University Guidance Counsellor, as they share tried-and-proven tips on revision so your child can be as balanced, organised and efficient as possible while he/she develops higher-level academic skills. Our teachers will also share how the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), one of the world's leading pre-University courses, provides a holistic foundation for 16-19 year olds as they prepare for University. Come along for this interactive session to understand the IBDP curriculum better and tips on how you can get more out of the programme than just academic success alone.

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As parents, find out from our in-house School Counsellor/Psychologist, Bianca Kelly, on tips on supporting your teenager through stress and anxiety. Teen stress is an important, yet often overlooked, health issue. We know that the early teen years are marked by rapid changes. Most teens face stress from puberty, changing relationships with peers, new demands of school, and responsibilities to their families. The way in which teens cope with this stress can have significant short- and long-term consequences on their physical and emotional health. This workshop is linked to the Nexus RUOK Day on Thursday 26 March.

As part of our Earth Week celebrations from 20 - 24 April, we have invited Singapore-based business, The Sustainability Project, which aims to encourage and inspire the adoption of a low or zero waste lifestyle, to share practical tips on how we can start incorporating a more sustainable lifestyle that will help save our earth.

There's no escaping how social media plays a big part in the lives of children and even adults today. It allows them to access their friends, join new social groups and also contributes to their development. This workshop, our guest speaker, Dr ___ from International Medical Clinic, explores how social media has grown to play a huge influence towards one's body image; shedding light on children's' attitudes to social media. The session aims to equip parents on how we can best support our children as they grow up in today's world of technology.