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Online learning
Introduction:
This section of our website contains information about the online learning program at BBS. This program is activated due to a prolonged forced school closure that exceeds two weeks. As an educational institution, we seek to ensure that students receive their required learning for the year to be promoted to the next grade level.
We firmly believe the success of online learning requires a true partnership between our teachers, students, and parents.
Learning never stops!
Here is a short message from our Director, Ms. Maha Kaddoura and Mr. Kevin Fullbrook, our Deputy Director.
BBS Reopening Plan 2020-2021
This document sets out the roadmap with which we will transition our students back to on-campus learning at BBS in as safe a manner as possible (click here to view it).
Online Learning Resources:
- E-Learning Guide for Preschool
- E-Learning Guide for Elementary School
- E-Learning Guide for Middle School
- E-Learning Guide for High School
- FAQ from Parent Information and Training Sessions
- Checklist for online learning platform set up for Middle and High School students.
- Seesaw Student Guide
- Preschool and Elementary School Online Applications Guide
Support Group Contact Information:
Elementary support group - click here
Health and Wellbeing:
- Talking to Children about COVID-19 (click here)
- ISCA Coronavirus Resource for Parents (click here)
- Parent letter with tips from Dr Rita - BBS Educational Psychologist (click here)
- Managing fears, feelings and worry during school closures
- Counselor’s Corner - March 20 Newsletter (click here)
- Counselor’s Corner - March 5 Newsletter (click here)
- COVID19 Resources for Parents (click here)
- Online Success tips for teens (click here)
Technology:
- Google Classroom Explained for Students
- Canva explained for students
- Padlet explained for students
- Pearson Realize tour for students
General information regarding COVID-19:
Safety is a top priority for BBS. To remain informed of global and regional events, we rely on official organizations and trusted agencies like the World Health Organization (WHO) and Kuwait Ministry of Health to help keep us updated. Please click below for the World Health Organization's Information Network for Epidemics.
Kuwait Ministry of Health
Although Kuwait cases are relatively low, we must be diligent and follow the recommended measures to reduce transmission risk and recognize potential symptoms. For the most up-to-date information related to Kuwait confirmed cases, please view the Ministry of Health up-to-date information.