ISG Jubail Elementary Students Build Connections During Move Up Days

At ISG Jubail, the elementary Move Up Days created a thoughtful and supportive space for students to begin imagining the year ahead. As the school year draws to a close, students visited the classrooms and teachers they will join in the coming grade, taking time to connect, ask questions and learn more about what awaits them.

Each class had the opportunity to spend time with the teachers who will guide them next year. These visits gave students a first look at the learning environment and a chance to hear directly from older peers who shared what to expect, the kinds of projects they’ll explore and how daily routines may change. The experience helped ease uncertainty and spark excitement for the growth still to come.

Throughout the visits, students spoke with confidence about their experiences and offered helpful advice to those getting ready to follow in their footsteps. Teachers welcomed the upcoming classes with warmth, answered questions with care and helped students begin to feel at home in their new learning spaces.

Move Up Days also highlighted the way students support one another during transitions. Whether it was a quiet conversation between classmates or a shared laugh during introductions.

These moments remind us that learning extends beyond the curriculum. It includes building relationships, developing trust and gaining the confidence to take the next step. By giving students time and space to explore what lies ahead, ISG Jubail continues to support learners who feel connected and prepared.

Teachers and staff who prepared their classrooms and guided the visits with care played a key role in shaping the experience. Their thoughtful planning created a calm, encouraging atmosphere where curiosity and conversation could thrive.