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Orientation Day Welcome If your child is sick... Message for all year groups Please inform homeroom teachers if your child is sick and the information will be sent to the nurse. This is very important in the case of flu! Year 7 only If your
Message for all year groups
Please inform homeroom teachers if your child is sick and the information will be sent to the nurse. This is very important in the case of flu!
Year 7 only If your child is on medication, please take the medicine to the school nurse or send via a sealed envelope for administering or send via a sealed envelope.
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Parent Portal allows:
https://parents.amnuaysilpa.ac.th/api/ login/
Access to Student Timetables Access to Student Reports Maintain Records such as Keep your email up-to-date Please unsure personal details are correct Access to School Policies Videos of Presentations Access to After School Activities
Please register and ensure we have your CORRECT EMAIL address on the system.
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http://blogosphere.amnuaysilpa.ac.th/ For:
notices, curriculum information etc. Will be updated at least
Booking after school activities can be made via the Parent Portal
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Registration : 8th – 15th May 2018 After School activities begin : 21st May 2018 After School activities end : 21st September 2018
Parent communication and support is vital to student success at school. Please check the student diary and sign each week. You are welcome to communicate small issues in the diary for homeroom teachers & respond to teacher notes. If you have any serious concerns, please contact the head of year via email
Students will be expected to wear full school uniform everyday. Thai homeroom teachers will issue a note in the student diary if students are wearing incorrect clothing/shoes. Smart black shoes or plain black sport shoes with discreet black logos. Black soles too please. PE - On days students have PE they should wear their full uniform with school shoes and get changed for sport during the lesson. Any colour sports shoes are permitted. If you want to wear something warm, please purchase a school jumper or wear a plain dark blue/black or grey cardigan with no logo.
For the safety of your child, please ensure they carry their student ID card to enter the school gates. Once they have left at the end of school, they will not be able to get back in unless they have an after school activity.
Students will need their own pencil case with at least the following equipment: 2x Pens, 2x pencils, sharpener, ruler, eraser, highlighters, scissors, glue stick. Plus - Colouring pencils, scientific calculator, compass, protractor. Art & design - Pencil either B or 2B, a fineliner. Numerical combination lock for locker.
A good quality padlock for your child’s locker is important
All Year 7 - 9 students are expected to come to school with an iPad. This should NOT have a sim card installed please. Year 10 - 13 students can bring their own ipads/laptops. MOBILE PHONE POLICY Please note: ALL STUDENTS are expected to SWITCH OFF all mobiles from 7.20am until 2.35pm. They are NOT permitted to use their mobile to call parents or access the internet/wifi between 7.20am and 2.35pm. There is no requirement for any student to use a mobile phone during any lesson. Please ring the school reception if you need to urgently speak to your child.
Teachers are not permitted to communicate with parents or students via social media (LINE, Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram etc) or mobile phone. Please do not ask teachers for their personal mobile numbers, personal email addresses, or ask to add them as “friends” to social media sites.
Contacting Teachers
If you wish to meet a teacher please email them using their school email address (you can find these on the ANS Secondary Blogosphere).
Heads of Year will contact you if we are concerned about your child. Teachers will also write notes in the student diary. Please check the diary each week and your email account. If students do not meet the school expectations, they will be asked to attend a lunchtime detention for reflection and extra support. If a student receives two detentions in a half semester, we will contact you to communicate our concerns.
The EAL department supports students in becoming proficient English language users in order to develop socially, and achieve academic success across all areas of the curriculum. We want to encourage all students to not be afraid to make mistakes! Students will be rewarded for taking risks and trying hard to speak English more in lessons. Teachers will issue ENGLISH EFFORT (EE) rewards in student diaries for those who strive to share their ideas more, those who are trying hard to improve their accuracy in their spoken English, students who try to speak in more depth, and for those applying newly acquired vocabulary.
For students who require additional language support, we provide direct support through the Enhance after school English programme as well as in-class
information during the first week of term. Additionally, support is provided through liaison with the class teachers, especially in adapting materials to suit the needs of the EAL students. A strong home language that continues to develop alongside the acquisition of English has been proven to be the best way for success in learning English. Furthermore a strong home language is fundamental to the children’s overall emotional and academic development. Our EAL team believes that a close relationship with parents can help the children learn quickly and effectively.
All students should carry an appropriate English reading book. Reading is encouraged in homeroom and outside of school!
Students will explore the issue of bullying and cyberbullying as part of their homeroom provision, assemblies and through drama. We want to ask for your support to encourage all of our community to respect each
regularly about any issues they may be facing. Any concerns that are raised regarding suspected bullying with be investigated thoroughly and we will always communicate with parents if there is a problem. Students are encouraged to speak out against bullying and report it to their teachers, head of year or the deputy headteacher. If you suspect your child is being bullied, please contact the heads of year immediately so that we can solve any issues fast.
Being a teenager is hard sometimes! There is no shame in needing someone to talk to or extra confidential support. We now have two professional counselors working at ANS for our students. Please contact kerriw@amnuaysilpa.ac.th if you would like to discuss any concerns about your
issues, individual counseling and the team will be running workshops throughout the year.
7.20am Arrive at school 10.55am -11.05am Break 7.30am-7.35am National Anthem & Daily Prayer 11.05am- 11.45am Period 5 7.35am-7.55am Homeroom Registration 11.45am- 12.25pm Period 6 7.55am-8.35am Period 1 12.25pm-1.15pm Lunchtime 8.35am-9.15am Period 2 1.15pm-1.55pm Period 7 9.15am-9.35am Break Time 1.55pm-2.35pm Period 8 9.35-10.15am Period 3 2.35pm-2.40pm Break 10.15am-10.55am Period 4 2.40pm-3.20pm Period 9
If students are late twice (late to anthem) in one week, they will be issued a school detention unless there is a known issue with traffic/weather.