Sera went back to school yesterday and she was so happy, like she was deprived from school for the past few weeks. Strange girl! I wasn't too worried about any transition, seeing she was well adjusted to attending school back in Doha. As usual, she didn't even look back at me or grandma once she went through her classroom gate. Grandma managed to get some shots of her exploring the playground. When I completed the administrative stuff, I took a peek into her classroom and I had to laugh. Sera was like a 'little monkey' singing and dancing to 'Head and shoulders, knees and toes ...', while the other kids were sitting on the floor looking at her curiously and even strangely. I think she adjusted in a matter of minutes!
The pre-nursery kids have their own private playground
Within minutes, Sera was removing her shoes
This is her school uniform. I was a bit put off with the idea of her wearing a uniform since I remember having to wear the same pinafore for 10 years. This one looks cheery enough and since it is not compulsory (unless they're out on an excursion) I guess I could let her wear the top with her own shorts or skirts. 
The pre-nursery kids have their own private playground
Within minutes, Sera was removing her shoes
This is her school uniform. I was a bit put off with the idea of her wearing a uniform since I remember having to wear the same pinafore for 10 years. This one looks cheery enough and since it is not compulsory (unless they're out on an excursion) I guess I could let her wear the top with her own shorts or skirts. 
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