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TERM 2, ISSUE 1 / 23 OCTOBER 2014 NEWSLETTER OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 24 (Fri) Tihar, no school 27-3 (Mon-Fri) Activity Week 3 (Fri) Primary 1/2 day 9 (Sun) PTA Winter Fair 12 (Wed) Secondary parent/teacher interviews 19 (Wed) Secondary activity week presentation evening T2 DATES FOR THE GLORY OF GOD (* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고) This term in school assemblies we are looking at the Crest. KISC’s crest is a visual representation of how the students, staff and parents described KISC in a survey completed in November 2010. At the top of the shield is Mount Everest in the foreground with the Nepali flag nestled into it and the Himalayas receding into the horizon. This speaks directly about the land of Nepal, where KISC is situated and how KISC wants to be a part of the development of Nepal. The rising sun is taken from the Nepali flag and speaks of a new hope and a new day. There is an open book that symbolizes learning and openness with the cross being at the centre, the centre of all at KISC, the risen Lord Jesus. On the right of the crest is a key which symbolizes many ideas such as empowerment and coming of age. Also traditionally the key is a symbol of knowledge and of guardianship. From a Christian perspective, the keys from heaven give the power to enter into eternal life. The key gives access to knowledge that was previously hidden. On the left of the crest is an olive branch. It has become a symbol of peace and from peace come the KISC values Love, Community, Grace, Justice and Excellence as represented by the five leaves. The motto at the bottom of the crest is: “k/d]Zj/sf] dlxdfsf] nflu“ or “For the glory of God”. We want to give God the glory for His hand on KISC. God’s provision cannot be doubted over the years and His hand on KISC is still active – His fingerprints are all over this place. We want to give God the glory for sustaining us and moving us on. We are grateful for the favour we have with the various government departments; for our partnerships with Nepali schools that EQUIP works with; for the continued use of the sports field; and we want to express particular praise and honour to God for the provision of the staff that we have at KISC. For the Nepali staff, the short-term placements, for those who are able to volunteer for longer terms. In particular we are grateful for new long-term commitments from the Primary Principal, a Donor Relations Co- Coordinator (February ’15), Site Manager (Sept ’15) and a number of new teachers currently applying for the next academic year – we also hope to be able to announce a new Secondary Principal soon. We would like to take this opportunity to give God the glory for what He has done, what He is doing and He will do at KISC. The Directors

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TERM 2, ISSUE 1 / 23 OCTOBER 2014

Newsletter

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER24 (Fri) Tihar, no school27-3 (Mon-Fri) Activity Week3 (Fri) Primary 1/2 day9 (Sun) PTA Winter Fair12 (Wed) Secondary parent/teacher interviews19 (Wed) Secondary activity week presentation evening T2

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FOR THE GLORY OF GOD (* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)

This term in school assemblies we are looking at the Crest. KISC’s crest is a visual representation of how the students, staff and parents described KISC in a survey completed in November 2010.At the top of the shield is Mount Everest in the foreground with the Nepali flag nestled into it and the Himalayas receding into the horizon. This speaks directly about the land of Nepal, where KISC is situated and how KISC wants to be a part of the development of Nepal. The rising sun is taken from the Nepali flag and speaks of a new hope and a new day.There is an open book that symbolizes learning and openness with the cross being at the centre, the centre of all at KISC, the risen Lord Jesus. On the right of the crest is a key which symbolizes many ideas such as empowerment and coming of age. Also traditionally the key is a symbol of knowledge and of guardianship. From a Christian perspective, the keys from heaven give the power to enter into eternal life. The key gives access to knowledge that was previously hidden. On the left of the crest is an olive branch. It has become a symbol of peace and from peace come the KISC values Love, Community, Grace, Justice and Excellence as represented by the five leaves.The motto at the bottom of the crest is: “k/d]Zj/sf] dlxdfsf] nflu“ or “For the glory of God”. We want to give God the glory for His hand on KISC. God’s provision cannot be doubted over the years and His hand on KISC is still active – His fingerprints are all over this place. We want to give God the glory for sustaining us and moving us on. We are grateful for the favour we have with the various government departments; for our partnerships with Nepali schools that EQUIP works with; for the continued use of the sports field; and we want to express particular praise and honour to God for the provision of the staff that we have at KISC. For the Nepali staff, the short-term placements, for those who are able to volunteer for longer terms. In particular we are grateful for new long-term commitments from the Primary

Principal, a Donor Relations Co-Coordinator (February ’15), Site Manager (Sept ’15) and a number of new teachers currently applying for the next academic year – we also hope to be able to announce a new Secondary Principal soon.We would like to take this opportunity to give God the glory for what He has done, what He is doing and He will do at KISC.

The Directors

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S PERSPECTIVE

It seems as a new KISC Term is underway, with it is a new season, bringing cooler weather, a more relaxed atmosphere, and an excitement that Christmas is just around the corner. Speaking of corners, we feel like we have turned one or two, do you? God has a way of working in seasons in our lives. He calls us to do certain things, often times stretching us to our limits. We think, “I can’t do this!” and He knows, “Yes, you can. I created you and I know what you can do!”Whether you are a student, staff, teacher, or parent, we have all been in a place where we thought it would never end. Our trust in God is tested. Our love for others is tested. And God continues to extend His Grace. Please be encouraged that God does know what is best for you. He is on the throne in Heaven and has everything under control – even though in your life it may look chaotic right now – God has got this. He wants to be on the throne of your heart. Will you let Him? He can come into your life and in one Word, cause all chaos to diminish, and His Peace to descend like a dove in every area of your life. I have witnessed this at KISC in many lives here. Those who allow God to reign in their lives bring a peace to KISC that is heavenly and contagious. So, next time you are feeling challenged, pressured, or overwhelmed, find someone here that you know can pray with you and help you find God’s way.For His Glory,Michele Morton, Ed. D.Primary Principal(* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)

P R I M A R Y A C T I V I T I E SThe end of the summer and the end of Term 1 in KISC were marked by a Splash Day. Primary children, teachers and staff participated in fun water activities leaving most of them soaking wet at the end of the day. Only a few lucky ones escaped water attacks! Dhaulagiri won this house competition - congrats!

The Primary Activity Week theme for this year is International Spy Academy - Special Agents for God. Students will be learning about God through lesson time, crafts, and games. The week will run from Monday, October 27 to Friday October 31. It will take place in the afternoons Monday to Thursday and in the morning on Friday. Parents are invited to the last closing assembly on Friday, from 10:55-11:30. We will also have a small ice cream social at the end of the day. Students will eat their ice cream with their parents after we dismiss from line up. We are looking forward to a fun week!

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G O O D J O B !Year 2 demonstrated cleaning like Japanese children do in their schools. Way to go, Year 2!

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Secondary ActivitiesEvery year KISC honours Zuala, a tragically killed KISC student, by organizing a tournament in his favorite sport, basketball. KISC secondary students compete for the Zuala Cup in a day filled with cheering, fun and tasty snacks! Dhaulagiri, congratulations on winning the cup. This year’s Most Valuable Player rewards went to: 1. Aryen Shrestha 3. Jordan DeBortoli2. Annakah Kramer 4. Durre Farid

SECONDARY SCHOOL ACTIVITY WEEK

Year Depart Departure time from KISC

Arrival date and approx.time at KISC

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7 Mon 27 Oct

6.15am Fri 31 Oct, 6pm

Bring packed lunch and snacks(make sure water proofs are in daypack)

8 Mon 27 Oct

6.45am Thurs 30 Oct, 3pm

Bring packed lunch and snacks

9 Mon 27 Oct

7.15am Fri 31 Oct, 3:30 pm

Have breakfast beforehand and bring snacks

10 Mon 27 Oct

5.45am Thurs 30 Oct, 2.00pm

Bring packed breakfast

In case of an emergency, please contact Daniel Parnell.Monday - Friday, 8am-3pm = 5522902After school hours = 9851119031

SALT 2014 (* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)

The annual student mission trip took place over the break. SALT (Service and Learning Trip) is led by the students and offers an opportunity to serve and bless a community in Nepal. This project was in partnership with EQUIP and was led by Abby Knoble who coordinated the activities throughout the week. We had the amazing opportunity to work in Lumjung with the local hospital and worked with two local schools. Abby designed a very colourful room for babies on the children’s ward. Everyone took part including patients on the ward to create a room full of rainbow bamboo and swinging pandas. Some students and staff also donated blood to help with the shortage.In schools we led a young leader’s project, where KISC students trained secondary students to deliver sessions to primary students. We had three teams. In the Art team was Abby Knoble, Josh Galpin, Bora Park and Emily Smith. In the Sport team was Joseph Boehm, Jordan DeBortoli and Selah Kramer. Finally in the Music team,

Peter Jung, Nahum Pradhan, Katie Smith and Matthew Stromlund. The days were a great success and empowering to all those involved. Friendships were formed and our students did a fantastic job of teaching. Through our sponsorship from KICC we were also able to bless the schools with equipment and supplies so they could carry on with the sessions after we had left. The students worked hard, walked for hours each day and grew in their faith as they led devotions in the morning and evening. It was a great time of worship, serving God and fellowship.A huge thanks to Amit Bhandari from EQUIP for organising the schools. Krishna Bahadur Bohora and his wife for accompanying us and assisting on the days in schools. Hyunmin Kim for recording all the students hard work and the best team anyone could hope to have: Amy Smith, Asim Rai and Nara Prajapati for their unfaltering energy and support.It was a pleasure to serve. Miss Parr

ZUALA CUP

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WhAt An AmAzing shoW! Congratulations to everyone involved in the production of Fiddler on the Roof Jr. Thank you for blessing us with such a wonderful performance.

27 teachers from Kathmandu and Trisuli learned drawing, paper construction, modeling, printing and collage on September 13, 2014 at KISC hall. Sally Darlison, an artist and primary art teacher from Melbourne Australia, facilitated the training with the help of KISC teachers and EQUIP trainers. The training covered the curriculum of social studies (grades 1-3). Visual Arts section in Social studies curriculum, in many schools, gets less attention. This training helped the teachers to get a big picture of visual arts.

Jo, Meagan, Jenny and Hannah are the BMS Action Team from UK who will be in Nepal for six months. They are currently doing Language and Orientation Programme, and starting next week they will be helping at KISC during Activity Week. In addition, they are lending a hand in after school clubs during their time here. Following LOP and their time with KISC, they will be working three days a week at ABBS and one day at Beauty for Ashes.

From left to right: Jo, Meagan, Jenny, Hannah

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Pray for:· Lamjung training visit Nov 2-11· Palpa training visit Nov 20-29· Teachers Trainers safety during travel

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PTA PARENTTEACHERASSOCIATION

The KISC Winter Fair is coming up on Sunday 9th Nov, 11:30am – 2:30pm. The whole KISC community is invited to be a part of this event! There will be yummy food, stalls of handcrafts and secondhand goods, and fun activities for the children. Contact Mirjam Thiessen (mailto:[email protected]) by Oct 31st if you would like to hold a stall.

The PTA stall welcomes donations of gently used (in good condition) clothes, books, and household items. Volunteers are needed to assist with sorting donated goods, setting up for the fair, selling tickets, helping with security, and manning stalls – it’s fun and a great way to be involved in the school community! Contact Elisabeth Gullbra if you are willing to help (mailto:[email protected]). If you do not want to stand in line the day of the fair, please come and pre-purchase tickets in reception the week before.

Blessings, Mirjam Thiessen (PTA Chair)

(* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)

Join PTA for PrAyer Every Monday from 2:30 to 3:00 on KISC premises

refundAble dePosiT Policy

We hope that the new policy is more flexible and can accommodate the uncertainty many overseas workers experience. However it is very beneficial to our administration if notice is given to KISC at the earliest opportunity when you know that your child(ren) will be leaving.

To notify KISC about your child(ren) leaving please write to [email protected]

A Refundable Deposit is held and will be returned in full when a student leaves KISC subject to the following conditions:• The student’s family have no outstanding fees• Any property (text books, kindle, musical instrument etc.) being loaned to the student are returned undamaged• If the student’s family fails to give sufficient notice about the student’s intention to remain at KISC and expenditure has already been committed on the student’s behalf such as purchase of text books, activity week etc. Insufficient notice will normally be considered to be less than term’s notice. Exceptions to this will be where families have to leave Nepal at short notice due to circumstances beyond their control. If you have questions concerning the refundable deposit please contact Angus ([email protected])(* 뒷면 한글 번역본 참고)

For every new teacher that is hired in a school year based on a parent’s recruitment, KISC will offer that parent a 10% discount for one of their children/child tuition. Should a parent recruit multiple teachers who are hired in a school year, that parent will receive an additional 10% discount for each additional teacher hired. Please view the chart below for discount allotments based on the recruited teacher’s time commitment.

New Staff Commitment Discount:

• Less Than 1 year 10% discount on 1 student tuition for 1 term

• More than 1 year 10% discount on 1 student tuition for 1 school year

To help us ensure you receive the tuition discount, please email us at [email protected] to notify us of the teachers you have recruited who are applying.

Immediate Openings Future Openings• Secondary English Teacher

• Primary Teachers

• Part Time Secondary Spanish Teacher

• Secondary Teachers - Various Subjects

• Vice Principal • Special Needs Teacher• Site Manager (1 year temp position)

• Head Librarian

• Art Teachers – Primary & Secondary• ESL Teacher

recruiTmenT TuiTion discounT

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CONTACT US! WE ARE ALWAYS HAPPY TO HEAR FROM YOU, OR IF YOU ARE IN NEPAL, PLEASE COME VISIT!

“TO BE LIVING WITNESSES OF CHRIST’S LOVE THROUGH EXCELLENT EDUCATION”

Kathmandu International Study Centre

PO Box 2714 Dhobighat Kathmandu Nepal

+977 (1) 553 8720 www.facebook.com/kisc1987

[email protected] www.kisc.edu.np

PROJECT OF HDCS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNITY SERVICES

PRAYER POINTS• Pray for the students and staff travelling during the

Activity Week and the ones staying in Kathmandu - to have an exciting and productive week full of learning experiences.

• The Directors as they continue leading KISC for the Glory of God.

• Wisdom for Khim Kandel and Sher Gurung as they work with the various ministries for KISC visas, permits, taxes and registrations.

• • That God would supply the needed personnel for

the future.• Please pray for all the leaving staff, for safe travels

and an easy transition to lives in their home countries.

• That all the new staff accomodates to Nepal and KISC swiftly and successfully.

TERM 2Oct 24 Fri No school - Tihar 27-31 Mon-Fri Activity Week 31 Fri Primary half dayDec 19 Fri Last day of Term 2

TERM 3Jan 19 Mon Staff/Parent Prayer & Worship 20 Tues Term 3 startsFeb 6 Fri Primary half dayFeb-March 26-3 Th-Tue Midterm BreakApril 2 Thurs Last day of Term 3

TERM 4April 20 Mon Term 4 startsMay 22-25 Fri-Mon Midterm break - ProvisionalJune 10 Wed Primary half day 17 Wed Secondary day off 24 Wed Last day of school

2014/2015 ACADEMIC YEAR DATES

FOR SALE IN RECEPTION:KISC HOUSE T-SHIRTS - get your Makalu, Dhaulagiri or Annapurna T-shirts in Reception. All sizes available.KISC VALUES T-SHIRTS - available in three colors: gray, teal and purple. All sizes available.2013-14 YEARBOOK - get yours today. Great way to learn and remember names, faces and year groups at KISC.

only

550/- each

Keith & Mary Lou Doe are from Australia and have many years of teaching experience. Keith will be the new Secondary Math Teacher and Mary Lou will be the new Guidance Counsellor. She will be assisting the secondary students in preparing for college placement.Celine Cerermelocce is the new French Teacher. Celine is from France and is a certified experienced teacher.Diki Khiangte is the new School Nurse. Diki is from Mizoram, India and has been a nurse for 13 years. Michael Armstrong is a gap year student from Australia. He is assisting in the PE department.

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Kristi Loper finished her work with KISC at the end of Term 1. She will be staying in Nepal to support her husband in his work. Julie Goldberg went back to USA after being with KISC for just over a year. Dave Crow and family returned to USA after one term with KISC. Gale Cunningham left KISC after serving for two terms. Judy Abrahms returned to New Zealand after helping out in Math Department for one term. Elizabeth Rainsford-McMahon ended her work as a French Teacher after one term.

FAreWell

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FOR THE GLORY OF GOD (하나님의 영광을 위하여)이번 텀에 우리는 어셈블리에서 학교의 문장을 다룹니다. KISC 문장은 2010년 11월에 학생들과 스탭, 그리고 부모님들이 KISC를 어떻게 묘사하는가를조사한 결과의 가시적인 표현입니다.방패의 꼭대기에는 네팔 국기가 전면에 놓여진 에베레스트 산이 있고 히말라야가 지평선으로 파고 듭니다. 이것은 네팔의 국토에 대한 직접적인 묘사이자 KISC가 위치해 있고 KISC가 네팔이 어떻게 발전되길 바라는지에 대한 형상화입니다. 네팔의 국기에서 태양이 떠오르는데 이는 희망과 새로운 날들을 뜻합니다.펼쳐진 책은KISC의 중심이신 다시 살아나신 예수님의 십자가와 함께 배움과 열림을 상징하고 있습니다. 문장의 오른쪽에는 열쇠가 있는데 이는 권한과 함께 다가오는 시대를 상징하고 있습니다. 열쇠는 전통적으로 지식과 후견을 상징합니다. 기독교적 시각으로 봤을 때 천국의 열쇠는 영생으로 들어가는 능력입니다. 열쇠는 과거에 감춰져 있는 지식으로 우리를 연결시켜 줍니다. 문장의 왼편에는 올리브 가지가 있습니다. 이는 평화의 상징이며 이로부터 KISC의 가치인 사랑, 공동체, 은혜, 공의, 탁월함이 다섯 개의 올리브 잎으로 표현되고 있습니다. 문장의 아랫부분에는 “하나님의 영광을 위하여”라는 모토가 있습니다. 우리는 KISC에 임하시는 하나님께 영광을 돌리기를 원합니다. 하나님은 의심할 바 없이 우리의 필요를 채우시며 KISC위에 임하십니다. 그 분의 손길이 모든 곳에 있습니다. 우리를 계속 지켜주시고 앞으로 나아가도록 하시는 하나님께 영광 돌리기 원합니다. 우리에게 호의를 베푸는 다양한 정부 부서와 EQUIP의 네팔 파트너십 학교들, 스포츠 부지를 계속 사용할 수 있는 것에 감사합니다. 그리고 특별히 감사드리는 것은 KISC에 스탭들을 주심입니다. 네팔리 스탭들, 단기 스탭, 장기 스탭들로 인하여 감사드립니다. 특히Primary Principal, a Donor Relations Co-Coordinator (February ’15), Site Manager (Sept ’15)와 다수의 새로운 교사들이 현재 다음 학년을 위하여 지원 심사를 받고 있음에 감사를 드립니다. 새로운Secondary Principal도 곧 발표할 수 있기를 희망합니다.우리는 하나님께서 KISC에서 하신, 하시고 있는, 그리고 앞으로 하실 일로 인하여 그 분께 영광을 돌리는 기회를 가질 수 있기를 소망합니다.

교장의 시각

KISC에 새 학기가 시작됨과 함께 새 계절을 맞았습니다. 날씨가 선선해졌고 분위기는 좀 더 느긋해졌고, 저 모퉁이만 돌면 성탄절이라는 흥분도 느껴집니다. 우리는 이처럼 모퉁이를 만날 때 방향을 한번 두번 바꿀 수 있습니다, 그렇지 않나요? 하나님께는 우리 삶의 계절마다 일하시는 방법이 있습니다. 하나님은 우리를 무엇엔가으로 부르실 때 가끔은 우리의 한계점까지 이끌어 가십니다. “이건 못하겠어요!”라고 우리가 생각합니다. 하지만 하나님은 “아니, 너는 할 수 있다. 내가 너를 창조하였고 네가 무엇을 할 수 있는지를 나는 안다!” 하십니다. 당신이 학생이든 스탭이든 교사든 혹은 부모든 관계없이 우리 모두는 절대로 끝나지 않을 것만 같아 보였던 시절이 있었습니다. 우리가 하나님을 얼마나 신뢰하는지 시험받습니다. 우리가 다른 사람을 얼마나 사랑할 수 있는지 시험받습니다. 그리고 하나님은 당신의 은혜를 계속해서 펼치십니다. 하나님이 당신을 위한 최선을 알고 계신다는 사실에 힘을 얻으시기 바랍니다. 그 분은 천국 보좌에 앉아 모든 것을 통치하십니다. 지금 당장 당신의 삶에 혼란스러워 보이는 부분이 있을지라도 그것은 하나님 안에 있습니다. 하나님은 당신의 마음의 보좌에 앉으시길 원하십니다. 그 분을 맞이하시겠습니까? 하나님은 당신의 삶과 말씀에 오셔서 모든 혼돈이 물러가게 하시며 그분의 평화가 여러분의 삶 모든 부분에 마치 비둘기처럼 내려앉게 하십니다. 저는 KISC 많은 분들의 삶에서 이것을 목격했습니다. 하나님이 자신의 삶을 다스리시도록 허락한 사람들은 KISC에 천국의 평화를 가져옵니다. 이 평화는 많은 이들에게 옮아 갑니다. 그래서 만약 여러분이 도전을 받았거나 마음이 눌려 있을 때는 이곳에 오셔서 아는 누군가를 찾으십시오. 함께 기도하고 하나님의 방법으로 길을 찾을 수 있도록 도와 줄 것입니다.

하나님의 영광을 위하여,Michele Morgan Morton, Ed.D.Primary Principal

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SALT 2014

방학동안 올해의 학생 미션트립이 있었습니다. SALT(봉사와 학습을 위한 여행)는 학생들의 주도로 하는 여행으로서 네팔의 공동체를 위해 봉사하고 축복할 수 있는 기회를 제공합니다. 이번 프로젝트는 EQUIP 파트너 학교에서 진행되었고 일주일 동안 Abby Knoble이 코디네이터로 섬겼습니다. 이번 미션트립은 럼중에 있는 병원과 두 개의 학교에서 활동할 수 있는 좋은 기회였습니다. Abby는 소아과 병동에 있는 아기들을 위하여 한 개의 방을 다양한 색상으로 디자인했습니다. 병동의 환자들까지 합세하여 무지개빛 대나무 숲과 그네타는 팬더곰이 탄생했습니다. 일부 학생들과 스탭들은 헌혈에도 동참했습니다.

비전트립팀은 지역 학교에서 젊은 지도자 프로젝트를 진행했는데, KISC 학생들이 그 학교의 Secondary 학생들을 훈련하고 이 학생들이 다시 Primary학생들을 가르치는 방식이었습니다. 팀은 세 개로 나눴습니다. Art 팀에는Abby Knoble, Josh Galpin, Bora Park, Emily Smith가, Sport팀에는Joseph Boehm, Jordan DeBortoli, Selah Kramer가, Music팀에는Peter Jung, Nahum Pradhan, Katie Smith, Matthew Stromlund가 섬겼습니다. 훈련은 큰 성공을 거두었고 참여한 모든 사람들에게 큰 힘이 되는 시간이었습니다. 우정을 쌓을 수 있었고 KISC 학생들은 환상적으로 수업을 진행했습니다. KICC의 후원으로 우리는 지역 학교 학생들이 팀이 떠난 뒤에도 수업을 계속할 수 있도록 필요한 장비와 물품을 기증할 수 있었습니다. 학생들은 열심히 일했고 매일 몇 시간씩 걸었고 매일 아침 저녁으로 예배를 인도하면서 믿음이 성장했습니다. 하나님을 섬기고 교제를 나눈 훌륭한 예배 시간이었습니다.

파트너 학교를 연결해준 EQUIP Amit Bhandari에게 감사를 전합니다. Krishna Bahadur Bohora와 그의 아내는 우리와 함께 하였고 지역 학교에서 팀의 활동을 도왔습니다. 학생들의 강행군을 촬영해 준Hyunmin Kim, 그리고 누구나 속하고 싶어하는 최고의 팀 Amy Smith, Asim Rai, 끝없는 에너지와 도움을 준 Nara Prajapati에게도 감사를 표합니다.

섬길 수 있어서 기뻤습니다.

Miss Parr

PTA 겨울 바자회

KISC 겨울바자회가 11월 9일11:30am – 2:30pm에 있습니다. 바자회에 모든 KISC 공동체를 초대합니다. 맛있는 음식과 수공예품, 중고물품, 그리고 어린이들을 위한 재미있는 활동이 준비되어 있습니다. 테이블 설치를 원하시는 분은 Mirjam Thiessen ([email protected])에게 10월 31일까지 연락주십시오. PTA는 보존상태가 좋은 의류와 도서, 가정용품을 받습니다. 또한 물품분류, 바자회 셋업, 티켓 판매, 보안요원, 테이블 운영자로 섬기실 자원봉사자를 찾고 있습니다. 학교 공동체에 참여하실 수 있는 재미있고 좋은 기회입니다! 도움주실 분은 Elisabeth Gullbra ([email protected])에게 연락주십시오.

바자회 당일 줄을 서고 싶지 않으시면 일주일 전에 리셉션에 오셔서 미리 티켓을 구입하십시오.

공동체 기도회:우리는 하나의 공동체로서 기도회에서 여러분과 함께 기도의 시간을 갖기를 원합니다. PTA는 매주 기도회를 열고 있습니다. 월요일 2:30-3:00입니다. 환영합니다!

축복하며

Mirjam Thiessen (PTA Chair)

Page 9: 2014-2015 KISC Newsletter Term 2, Issue 1

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등록금 환불 규정:

아래 개정된 등록금 환불 규정을 참고하여 주십시오. 새로 개정된 규정이 보다 융통성이 있고 많은 해외 근무자들이 경험하는 불확실성에 도움이 될 수 있기를 바랍니다. 그러나 만약 여러분의 자녀가 학교를 떠나게 될 것을 알게 되시면 최대한 빨리 KISC에 고지해주십시오. 행정팀에 큰 유익이 될 것입니다.

자녀가 학교를 떠나게 되는 경우 [email protected] 으로 연락주십시오.

아래의 조건으로 학생이 KISC를 떠나게 되는 경우에는 환불규정에 따라 전액 환불됨• 학생의 가족이 미지불한 금액이 없음• 학생이 빌린 모든 재산(교과서, 킨들, 악기 등)이 손상없이 반납됨• 그러나 만약 학생의 가족이 학생의 KISC 체류여부에 대해 학교측에 사전에 충분한 시간을 두고 고지를 하지 않았고 해당 학생을 위해서 학교측에서 이미 교과서 구매나 Activity Week 비용 등이 지불된 경우는 환불규정에 적용을 받음. 일반적으로 학생이 KISC를 떠나는 시점보다 한 학기 전에 학교측에 고지를 해야 함. 다만 학생의 가족이 통제할 수 없는 상황 때문에 갑자기 네팔을 떠나야 하는 경우는 예외로 인정

등록금 환불에 대해 질문사항이 있으신 분은Angus ([email protected])에게 연락주십시오.