By Angelo Jerome Reynante (10-D)

1. If two is a company and three is a crowd. What is four and five? - Nine.

2. What goes through towns and over hills but never moves? - Roads.

3. What is a snowman’s favorite cereal? - Frosted Flakes.

4. I can be cracked, I can be made. I can be told, I can be played. What am I? - A joke.

5. What has hands but can’t pick up anything? - A clock.

6. Which word contains all 26 letters but only three syllables? - Alphabet.

By Angelo Jerome Reynante (10-D),

1. What do you call a fish with no eyes? - A fsh.

2. Do you know what’s not right?- Left.

3. What does a pirate say while eating sushi? - Ahoy! Pass me some soy!

4. You want to hear a joke about pizza?- Never mind, it was too cheesy.

By Lower Primary School,

Children came to school dressed in winter clothes and enjoyed doing some winter-related activities to learn about the characteristics of this season.

Source Link: April Newsletter (2018-2019)

By Hala Al Sulaiman (6-I)

Matilda Wormwood is a young girl who is extraordinarily brilliant. At a young age, she started solving complex math problems mentally and read books meant for adults. Unfortunately though, Matilda grew up with parents who did not give her the attention and love she deserves. Mr. and Mrs. Wormwood and their son, Michael, are quite different from Matilda - preferring to watch television rather than read books. They do not understand her and so often treat her badly.

Rather than feel hopeless, Matilda plays tricks on her family to get back at them for the way they treat her: replacing her father’s hair tonic with platinum hair dye and using a parrot to convince them that their house is haunted. These tricks give Matilda some relief and distract her parents from mistreating her.

Prepared by the girls of the Psychology and Mental Heath Department, posters with powerful messages were put up in the senior section’s corridors to spread the importance of mental health—something often overlooked by many people. Here are some of the posters which were put up:

Source Link: November Newsletter (2018-2019)

By Lujain Hussameldine Mostafa (4-J),

To the Queen who shines at night,

Ever brighter than a fire light,

You were always my favorite tutor.

Taught me how to rid a cycle,

By Wagd Atef (7-I)

“Your whole life is a search for beauty. But, when the beauty is found inside, the search ends and a beautiful journey begins.” - Harshit Walia

“A hero can be anyone, even a mad doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a little boy’s shoulder to let him know that the world hadn’t ended.” – Batman

Source Link: January Newsletter (2018-2019)

By Jana Ahmed Al Sayed (9-H)

1. What do you call a bee that lives in the US? – A USB!

2. Why is the king only one meter tall? – Because he is a ruler!

3. Where do animals with no tail go? – To the retail store!

4. Why did the scientist install a knocker not a bell on his door? – Because he wanted to win the no-bel prize!

5. Why didn’t the keyboard sleep? – Because it had two shifts!

Dear Parents,

Thamer International Schools are pleased to share with you the monthly newsletter that updates students and parents on important information, portrays students' articles and opinions, celebrates achievements across the schools and reaches out to a wider community.

Note: Please click here to download the November Newsletter 2019 (Arabic Version).

Dear Parents,

Thamer International Schools are pleased to share with you the monthly newsletter that updates students and parents on important information, portrays students' articles and opinions, celebrates achievements across the schools and reaches out to a wider community.

Note: Please click here to download the November Newsletter 2019 (English Version).

Dear Parents,

Thamer International Schools are pleased to share with you the monthly newsletter that updates students and parents on important information, portrays students' articles and opinions, celebrates achievements across the schools and reaches out to a wider community.

Note: Please click here to download the October Newsletter 2019 (Arabic Version).

Dear Parents,

Thamer International Schools are pleased to share with you the monthly newsletter that updates students and parents on important information, portrays students' articles and opinions, celebrates achievements across the schools and reaches out to a wider community.

Note: Please click here to download the October Newsletter 2019 (English Version).

By Sarah Saddique (10-H)

1. What is the name of the tree that has no shadows and no fruits?(Family tree.)

2. What walks without two legs and cries without eyes?(Clouds.)

3. What is the thing that has a constant temperature whether you put it in the refrigerator or on the fire?(Chilli.)

4. What is the thing that comes without legs?(River.)

5. What is the thing which hits without reason, flies without a wing, and causes joy and anger?(Football.)

6. What is the thing that has no beginning nor ending?(The circle.)

By Habiba Hossam (9-H)

1- Obtain 7-8 Hours of Sleep: Getting enough reset is scientifically proven to improve focus as it repleneshises and recharges your body. You are a human being not a robot so without a proper sleeping schedule, all the effort of studying can go to no use.

2- Sort your Priorities: First things come first. So manage your time by placing the most urgent tasks first and giving more time to the hardest and most time-consuming tasks.

3- Avoid Distractions:Try to dodge the temptating distractives and procastinating by redempting all sources of distractions our of your study area. There are many apps that can help you achieve that by blocking certain websites or social media apps for a certain period of time. Remember: time shouldn't be taken for granted.

By Sameer Al Harbi (12-A),

Portman’s Trading Company, was a leader in off world trading (mostly on the account of it being the only one operating in the Lun system). Fame and glory awaited those who would fly under its colors. Captains would dare treacherous space voyage through hundreds of light years to bring rare goods back home from across the galaxy. Some could visit unseen exotic planets while others could sight-see on earth; all while making huge profits. The truth however as often is, left something to be desired.

By Mohhammed Banaa (7-B)

Once upon a time, there was a city called Heifhoem. It was a serene and flourishing city. The only egregious thing about it was The Beast. The Beast was a monstrous hybrid made up of various apex predators. He had the front legs of a cheetah so he could run unmatched, the mouth of the tiger, and the hind legs of the gazelle. He persistently attacked Heifhoem; therefore, the king of this magnificent city, King Roberto, decided to battle the Beast himself.

By Daniella Mustafa (6-I)

The basis of the story relates to a poor shoemaker and his wife who need money to pay the rent. The shoemaker gives away the last pair of shoes he has to a needy lady. He has leather to make one more pair of shoes; he cuts out the pieces of leather before going to bed so he can sew them on the morrow. Elves come in the night and make the pair of shoes, which he sells for more than his asking price the next day. He uses that money to pay the rent, buy food and more shoe leather. He also feeds a poor traveller.

By Retaj Aadil (5-H)

My grandmother’s name is Zarina. She is 64 years old and stays in our native place, Mumbai, in India. My grandmother studied in Kuwait as a kid and was a good swimmer during her school days. She is the eldest among her two brothers and two sisters. She got married at the age of 19 in India and had three children. She took care of her children independently as my grandfather was out of India for work.

By Mera Damiri (9-H)

The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) is a children’s literature book written by the British novelist Roald Dahl and illustrated by Quentin Blake in 1982. Later in 2016, Steven Spielberg directed and produced a movie based on this fantastical book. The book revolves around the lonely orphan, Sophie who is ready to go to sleep when she hears an obstreperous noise. Frozen in fear while staring at the colossal and abnormal creature with humungous ears and with eyes glistening in the moonlight, she witnessses the monster for the first time.Later in the book, what seems a nightmarish giant, turns out to be affable,amiable, and uneducated. Sophie is taken to the Giant country where they live; however, she learns that these creatures are human eating machines. Fortunately,the BFG only eats snozzcumbers, and it has come to light that the benevolent giant is a dream catcher and destroyer of nightmares.

By Eyad Islam (4-A),

60 million years ago, there was a dinosaur called Rino. He was clever, and he could fix anything. He could recycle any item and could also talk in different languages.

Well, for these special qualities, he was called Rexi-fixi. When all the dinosaurs knew that he could fix anything, the problem began. Rino couldn’t control his anger because of the many dinosaurs who came to him. But, on the other hand, he made awesome things. One time, he reshaped a rock to become a bridge across the river. Well, his anger made him stump extremely hard on the ground which almost caused an earthquake. “What have you done!?” a dinosaur reflected. “It’s because of you, idiot!’’ Rino said.