Welcome Back, Little Learners! Kindergarten Celebrates the Joy of Returning to School

  First Day Back After Summer Break!

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The school bell rang this morning, and just like that—our hallways came alive again with laughter, excitement, and the energy only children can bring! After a sunny, restful summer, our amazing little learners returned ready for new adventures, new friendships, and a year full of discovery. 🎒🌈
Today was all about reconnecting, settling in, and soaking up the joy of being back together. From cheerful hellos and colorful classroom decorations to name games, storytime, and first-day drawings—every moment was a reminder of why the primary years are so special. 🖍️📖
We’re so proud of how brave, curious, and kind our students were today. Their smiles said it all—we’re off to a beautiful start! Here's to a year of learning, laughter, and growing together. Let’s make it magical! ✨✏️














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