Ramadan Donation Campaign in collaboration with the Red Crescent of Hammam Al-anf

     The learners collaborate with others to empower individuals and communities to affect change in the distribution of resources in the community. The learners show sensitivity to the issues of poverty, hunger and malnutrition; they also show their empathy and solidarity with poor people, the hungry, the malnourished and those in vulnerable situation. The students plan and implement activities that contribute to reducing poverty in their community. To attain those aims the students plan and run a donation campaign for the profit of poor families in collaboration with the red crescent. The design posters , create mottos and slogans and choose the best for the campaign, they contact the red crescent and inform and solicit the participation of their schoolmates and school teachers and staff. They inform the community through one to one talks or social media, or the radio. 

     Nabhani's students had a role in extending the bridge of cooperation and synergy and embodying the values of active citizenship by organizing the Ramadan campaign. The students in cooperation with the local branch of the Red Crescent in Hammam Al-Anf collect donations and deliver them to the headquarters of the Crescent, which in turn takes care of distribution to those who deserve it. In this publication, we express our thanks to everyone who organized and contributed to this campaign, including students, parents, educational staff and our students for their effective contribution to the success of this initiative, and our special thanks to the subsidiary body of the Red Crescent in Hammam Al-anf 

 The video sums up actions undertaken by the students

 

About the eTwinpreneurs Project

One of the eTwinning activities that the Nabheni students took part in this school year 2019-2020, was the eTwinpreneurs. 3 teachers from Bachir Nabheni took part in the project. 

They collaborated with their students and other teachers and students from schools in Europe and Jordan. The infographic below gives you a brief idea about the project. 

Climate Action: A Tree Planting Campaign at School

Nabheni Secondary School eTwinprneurs, who are a group of students from different clubs at the school, are organizing an action to plant trees at the school garden. The campaign will take place on Friday, November 15th, 2019 starting from 13:00 pm. The participating volunteers are invited to bring a tree, a plant, or flower to plant in the school yard.

The aim behind this action is to make the school a pleasant studying environment by embellishing its garden. The main goal, however, is for students develop and run an action project or campaign related to climate protection as part of their actions to embed the Global Goals in their school projects and their community.

With joined efforts and more conciousness, we can improve the planet's situation, stop climate change and avoid our decay. Every small action matters.

"Climate change does not respect border; it does not respect who you are - rich and poor, small and big. Therefore, this is what we call 'global challenges,' which require global solidarity."

Ban Ki-moon

We need you...your school needs you...the Earth needs you. We are waiting for you this Friday, will you answer the call? Feel free to join and share our event with your schoolmates.

Friday's Expert Talk

Let's Take our Future in our Hands!

   Because our future and that of our planet matters, it's substantial that we all take part to create the future we want. That's why, Nabheni students working on different projects collaborated to create an event via Facebook to raise their schoolmates awareness about some global issues such as peace and justice, climate change, gender equality, quality education, etc.. They called the event " Prenons notre futur en mains!" which means in English Let's Take our Future in our Hands.  They invited Mrs Najet Zammouri, a Human Rights activist and member of the Tunisian Human Rights League. The expert talk will give the participants a thourough idea about the Sustainable Development Goals

   Today our planet more than ever relies on its 1.8 billion youth, the largest youth population in history, to take action. Through their campaign, Nabheni students intend to sensitize their schoolmates to the  importance of the SDGs and to raise their awareness to the fact that they are part of the solution by becoming advocates for the goals themselves or by taking small actions to support the SDGs in their community. Such actions would make a difference at a global scale if everyone contributes to the stream.

   Stay connected ... You'll hear from us soon! Meanwhile, check more resources about the goals  and how you may contribute as a teacher on THE WORLD'S LARGEST LESSON website. You may also want to take this free online course about the goals so that you become ready and equipped with tools to create your own activities on the topic. After finishing the course, you'll earn a digital badge and a certificate on the microsoft education platform. 

Nabheni is Coding!

AFRICA CODE WEEK: From 01st to October the 10th

   Like many other schools in Tunisia, Nabheni participated in the event taking place for the first time in the African continent the Africa Code Week. Mrs Damerji and Mrs Majdoub organised two sessions in which students and teachers enthusiastically participated. They were about coding using scratch, learning the basics of programming via the offline application.            Students'performances, however, were different. Some of them were hooked in from the first time, while others need more time to work on their coding skills. Overall, all agreed that a tool like scratch could deconstruct the myth of coding. No need to be a computer science geek to learn coding, now it's easier, funnier and within the reach of everyone! Because coding is the new language of the 21st century, it's our duty as educators to assist our students in speaking that language fluently!  

         

The Jasmin Revolution 4th Anniversary

 The whole country will be celebrating this event. But in Nabheni High School we will do it our way.
We all remember that day, when our nightmare as a nation has ended with the dictator oust. For those who want to know more about it you may find many articles in the internert. We've selected this article from ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA, it contains a lot of information and the Jasmin Revolution time line. Four years after, we succeeded in organising elctions, choosing a democratically elected government is something that today we are proud of.

We celebrate Writing Day

 One special event in our school was the writing day. Teachers and students  worked hard to organize, prepare, and celebrate what the pupils pens had poured. Students, motivated, amazed their teachers and displayed an unexpected creativity and imagination, both needed for writing.

 By organizing such an event we aimed at boosting the students talents by knowing that  what they write is for a real public. Students writings were displayed in pinboards and a comittee of teachers selected the outstanding students papers for a prize. Without the devotion of our teachers,especially Mrs Wertateni, the event wouldn't have been such a success!

World AIDS Day

 Like every year, Bashir  Nabheni  High  School  celebrates World AIDS Day. This day is very important for the people affected to feel that the world cares about them even if it is one day avery year. During the event,  we will have the opportunity to raise pupils awareness about AIDS, dig into this disease, as we will discuss several topics such as its causes, how to protect ourselves, and more importantly, how to deal with people who have this disease. A lot of people affected with AIDS prefer the choice of isolation from the outside world because they fear the reaction of the community that is sometimes harsh and because they feel they are segregated against. Also note that theTunisian Red Crescent will be present.  

Be there tomorrow, Monday, the first of December 2014, at ten o'clock in the morning at the school yard.

By Aymen Felhi, 2nd Arts Student