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Welcome to Primary 6 Meet-the-Parents Session 9 January 2015
Class Interaction with Form Teacher
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Welcome to Primary 6 Meet-the-Parents Session 9 January 2015 1 Class Interaction with Form Teacher A G E N D A 1. Welcome 2. Subject teachers 3. Values Education in SNGS 2 A G E N D A 4. Instructional Programme Updates on Physical Health and
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Welcome to Primary 6 Meet-the-Parents Session 9 January 2015
Class Interaction with Form Teacher
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A G E N D A
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A G E N D A
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CCE programme Di Zi Gui 《弟子规》
taught
reinforce learning
Bible Time
taught through stories from the Bible
Class Contact Time sessions
Parents are strongly encouraged to reinforce these values at home
Values Education
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CCE programme aims to help pupils to:
Develop civic literacy Raise their global awareness Develop cross-cultural skills
CCE programme (formerly CME)
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Instructional materials:
Textbook Activity Book
CCE Lessons
Family Time:
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CCE Lessons
ABC of Family Time:
Active Dialogue Bonding Time Continuous Feedback
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CCE Lessons
Assessment for learning:
Teacher assessment Self-assessment Peer-assessment Parent’s feedback
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CCE Lessons
Assessment for learning: With the implementation of the new curriculum, the reporting of Civics and Moral Education Grades has been discontinued since 2014.
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Aims To equip students with
competencies to engage in a wide range of physical activities and sports
To lay a strong foundation for
lifelong active and healthy living
Physical Health and Fitness
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Modular Sports & Aesthetics
Offered to pupils as an after school enrichment
programme
It is optional and pupils sign up based on their
interest
Each module is 6h Payable Term 4 (after PSLE) – Dance
Physical Health and Fitness
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MC online (all subjects) E-zhishi (CL)
ecareers.sg (FTGP)
E-learning platforms
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E-learning platforms
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social media platforms (e.g. What’s App, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)
deeds on Twitter and Instagram using :
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School Diary
School Attire & Appearance (p12) Code of Conduct (p13) Code of Conduct for Tests & Examinations (p14) School Safety & Security (p15) Our Discipline Policy (p16-17) General Information for Parents & Guardians
(p42-43)
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Punctuality
Pupil is considered late if she is not with the class
for singing of National Anthem and pledge-taking during daily Morning Assembly.
Action(s) to be taken if pupil is late for school:
and call the parent/guardian
1 hour of CWO For subsequent late-coming, an additional 15 minutes of CWO will be imposed.
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Punctuality
Pupil who is late for more than 15 times
(in a semester) will be given a “Fair” for her conduct grade and “Average” for her leadership grade
Pupil who is late for more than 25 times (in a
semester) will be given a “Poor” for her conduct grade and “Needs Improvement” for her leadership grade
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Set Targets (Refer to School Diary p30-35) Manage Time well (Refer to School Diary p46-47) Establish a Routine (Refer to School Diary p48-50) Create a Timetable at home Provide Emotional Support
Your Child needs Your Support
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Provide opportunities for her to exercise
regularly
Allow her space and time to de-stress Communicate with her daily Work closely with her teachers
Your Child needs Your Support
Post PSLE programme
IT training Dragon boat activities Grad night
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Parent Representatives
Objective : To build rapport and network, provide feedback and encourage involvement in school activities Role : To facilitate communication between school, teachers and parents Structure : 2 class parent representatives
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Thank you very much. Have a pleasant evening.
PS: Dear parents, please submit your MTP Feedback Form before you leave.