Weekly Update Part V

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 Achievement Test conducted on 19th July 2024


          On Friday, July 19, I administered an Achievement test with success. It took a lot of work to prepare and conduct the test, especially considering how busy the week had been. Although there had been some previous disruptions, it was still difficult to ensure that the test went off without a hitch, but it was successful.

The children are preparing for their model exam, which is scheduled for next week. For them to advance academically, this forthcoming test time will be critical, therefore both the children and I must concentrate and study carefully. Making the most of the time is crucial to making sure they are certain and well-prepared.

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