Dear Parents,

At the heart of every child’s learning journey lies an essential skill: independence. As educators and parents, our shared responsibility is not only to provide knowledge but also to empower children to think, decide, and act with confidence. Developing independence in education is one of the greatest gifts we can offer our children, preparing them for challenges both inside and outside the classroom.

Why Independence Matters

Independence teaches children to take ownership of their learning. When a child learns to manage their tasks, make choices, and solve problems, they are not simply memorizing lessons—they are building resilience, discipline, and responsibility. These skills create a strong foundation for academic growth and nurture qualities that will serve them well in every stage of life.

The Role of Parents

Parents play a vital role in shaping independent learners. Simple habits at home, such as encouraging children to pack their own school bag, set a study schedule, or reflect on their achievements and challenges, can have a profound impact. Allowing children to experience small mistakes—and guiding them through reflection—teaches accountability far better than doing tasks on their behalf.

The Role of the School

At school, we provide a safe environment where children are encouraged to explore, ask questions, and try new things. Teachers act as facilitators, offering guidance while giving students space to practice self-management. Activities such as group projects, personal goal setting, and student-led discussions are designed to strengthen confidence and responsibility.

Working Together

True independence develops when home and school work hand in hand. By modeling trust, providing gentle guidance, and celebrating effort rather than perfection, we show children that learning is not about avoiding mistakes, but about growing through them.

A Lifelong Benefit

Independence in education is not achieved overnight; it is cultivated step by step. As children learn to manage their studies, organize their time, and make informed choices, they grow into confident individuals ready to face the world with courage and curiosity. Together, let us continue to support our children as they walk toward this bright and promising future.

Warm regards, 

Dini Haikal