Parents’ Day Secondary 2 3 March 2018
Objectives of Today’s Session • To provide an update on the school's policies, programmes and post-secondary options. • To highlight key learning programmes that enhance students’ learning. • To provide an opportunity for parents to meet your child’s / ward’s Form Teachers.
Programme Time Description Venue 12.00 Arrival of Parents & Students Hall 12.15 – 12.20 Performance by Modern Dance 12.20 – 12.50 Address by Vice-Principal 12.50 – 12.55 Performance by Chinese Dance 12.55 – 1.45 Prize Giving for S2 students 1.45 – 2.45 Parents and Form Teachers Dialogue Session Classrooms
Our Vision A Dynamic Institution that Adds Value to All Our Mission To nurture Bukit Viewans to be Creative, Passionate and Resilient learners who possess moral integrity and are responsible to self and society. Growing Every Teacher, Engaging Every Student
Our School Values
Our Strategic Thrusts • Achieving Excellence in Teaching & Learning
Partnership with Parents Key Principle: Building on Trust; Partnering as One
Partnership with Parents Meet the Parents Sessions (MTPS) are organised for all levels to work closely with parents/guardians to bring about better learning outcomes for your child/ward. • MTPS Sec 1-5 2018: – 25 May 2018 (Friday) • MTPS Sec 1-3 – 26 October 2018 (Friday)
Communication Platforms with Parents • Student Handbook • Consent / Notification Forms • Termly Letters • Mass SMS • Email (staff email addresses on school website)
Communication Platforms with Parents bukitviewsec.moe.edu.sg bukitviewsec bukitviewsecondary bukitviewsecondary bukitviewsecondary
School Hours Day Reporting Time Dismissal Time Monday 7.20am 1.50pm Tuesday 7.20am 1.50pm Wednesday 7.20am 1.50pm Thursday 7.20am 3.00pm Friday 7.20am 12.40pm Flag Raising : 7.30am (be in school by 7.20am) Recess : 10.20am to 10.55am Lunch : 1.15pm to 1.50pm (Thursday) After School Programme after 2.00pm (If any) : Lunch break will be provided
Teaching and Learning Modular System ✓ Gradual adjustment to new Semester 1 • Food & Consumer Education subjects ✓ More innovative teaching Semester 2 methods with more • Design & Technology teaching periods ✓ More focused curriculum Full Year • Physics, Chemistry (Completed Physics, Biology in Sec 1)
Student Management Rules and Regulations formulated to ensure that our students have the most conducive environment for learning • Punctuality & Attendance • Use of mobile phones • Chromebook
Student Management Punctuality & Attendance • Be in school by 7.20 am • MCs for absence Use of mobile phones • Mobile phones switched off in school, NO public display • Offenders will have their mobile phones confiscated with SIM card 1 st offender: 5 academic weeks Repeated offender: 10 academic weeks Chromebook • Not to use during recess to promote interactions with other students. • It is a learning device to enhance their lesson experience and develop self-directed learners.
All communicating accessories are NOT allowed to be worn.
Motivation for Academic Excellence - 4As
Positive Education @ BVSS
Positive Education • To equip students with social- emotional competencies to build up character strengths to lead meaningful and fulfilling lives • To build positive emotions • To encourage a healthy lifestyle • To enhance personal resilience • To be fully engaged and find joy in learning
Student Well-Being Efforts to ensure the holistic development of the students Student Development • Form Teachers Time – Study Habits, Positive Psychology, Learning Styles, Motivation • Teacher-Student Conference • Breakfast Time • Positive Recognition – Good Deed Awards, Model Student Awards & Best Class Award • Graduation Ceremony (Sec 4 & 5)
Student Well-Being • Character & Citizenship Education – CCE Curriculum – Cyber wellness – Sexuality Education – Education & Career Guidance • Values in Action • National Education • Counselling • Support for student with special needs • Invention Programmes for at-risk students
Distinctive Programmes The Junior Outstanding Leaders in Energy for Sustainability (JOULES) Programme 4 Year 4P approach – Promote, Participate, Propagate, emPower
Distinctive Programmes Applied Learning CaCTus Programme Program Thinking Hats, Step-NUS Sunburst Environment Programme, Responsibiliity to society forum, Advanced Elective Modules, 1:1 PLD (Chromebook)
Opening of the JOULES Smart Centre
The JOULES Smart Centre Bukit Viewans can look forward to having lessons in a green and smart classroom fitted with environmentally-preferred green building materials and features.
Distinctive Programmes Learning For Life Programme Learning the Arts, Living the Values
The Singapore Heritage Festival (SHF) is an annual community outreach event which aims to promote awareness and appreciation of Singapore’s rich heritage. Organised by Singapore Heritage Board, the festival offers heritage trails, tours, open houses, and performances at spots all over Singapore for the public.
Learning for Life: Drama As part of their LLP project, our Secondary 2 students will be performing five mini-skits for the public based on stories from the western part of Singapore. Stories include ~ 2E1 : How Bukit Batok got its name 2E2 : Story of a BVSS alumni 2E3 : Bukit Batok memorial 2N1 : Khong Guan biscuits 2N2 : Beauty World 8 th April 2018 7pm Jurong Town Hall Free to public
National Examination Results
BVSS Education Outcomes National Examinations • GCE N Level 2017 • GCE O Level 2017
SEC 4 NORMAL ACADEMIC Eligible for Sec 5N 76% (National 76.6%) • 7 Subjects out of 12 achieved 100% Passes • 10 Subjects out of 12 above National % Passes
SEC 4 NORMAL TECHNICAL Qualify for ITE 100% (National 100%) • 5 Subjects out of 10 achieved 100% Passes • 6 Subjects out of 10 above National % Passes
SEC 4 EXPRESS 5 or more ‘O’ Level Passes 87.9% (National 90.6%) • 9 in 18 subjects above National % Passes • 6 in 18 subjects achieved 100 % Passes
SEC 5 NORMAL ACADEMIC 5 or more ‘O’ Level Passes 45.3% (National 54%) • 9 in 12 subjects above National % Passes • 4 in 12 subjects achieved 100 % Passes
Pathways after the National Examinations (O Level Track)
Pathways after the O Levels University� University JC (2� Years)� /� Private� Institutions� /� Polytechnics NAFA� /� LaSalle� /� Millennia� Institute� Private Institutions / NAFA / JC (2 Years) / Polytechnics (3 Years) Millennia Institute (3 Years) LaSalle / Others (3� Years)� Others� � Institute� of� Technical� Education Nitec /� Higher� Nitec GCE O LEVEL GCE� O� LEVEL� 37
Junior College / Millennia Institute Junior College Millennia Institute 2-year Programme 3-Year Programme L1R5 L1R4 • 1 st Language (EL or HMT) • 1 st Language (EL or HMT) and 5 Relevant Subjects and 4 Relevant Subjects • Aggregate Score must be • Aggregate Score must be ≤ 20 ≤ 20 • At least • At least • C6 for EL • C6 for EL • D7 for MT or E8 for • D7 for MT or E8 for HMT or Pass for BMT HMT or Pass for BMT • D7 for E Math or D7 for • D7 for E Math or D7 for A Math A Math 38
Junior College Admission Using L1R5 L1 English Language or Higher Mother Tongue (HMT) R1 From the best of Humanities (Note: Higher Art and Higher Music can be considered) R2 From the best of Mathematics/ Science R3 From the next best of Humanities/ Mathematics/ Science R4 From the next best of Humanities/ Mathematics/ Science and other GCE ‘O’ Level Subjects R5 From the next best of Humanities/ Mathematics/ Science and other GCE ‘O’ Level Subjects 39
Example of L1R5 Calculation (1) L1R5 Subject Grade L1 EL / HMT 3 English 3 R1 Humanities 3 Humanities 3 Math 3 R2 Math / Sci 3 Science 4 R3 Humanities / Math / Sci 4 Mother Tongue 1 R4 Others 1 POA 2 R5 Others 1 D&T 1 CCA Bonus - 1 CCA Good Total 14 Core subjects like English, Humanities, Math & Science are compulsory. 40
Example of L1R5 Calculation (2) L1R5 Subject Grade EL / HMT 1 L1 English 3 Humanities 5 R1 Humanities 5 Math / Science 3 R2 Math 3 Humanities/Math / 4 R3 Science 4 Science Mother Tongue 1 Others 1 R4 POA 2 Others 2 R5 D&T 1 **CCA -2 CCA Excellent **HMT -2 *HMT 1 Total 12 *HMT can replace EL for L1 if EL is ≤ C6 **Bonus points for CCA & HMT 41 Note: If HMT is used as L1, MT cannot be used in the calculation of L1R5
JC Cut-Off Points for 2018 Junior College Arts Science / Junior College Arts Science / IB IB Raffles Institution 5 5 Eunoia JC 11 10 Hwa Chong Institution 5 5 Temasek JC 11 10 Victoria JC 8 6 St Andrew JC 12 11 Anglo-Chinese School NA 6 Anderson Serangoon 12 12 (Indep) JC National JC 9 8 Catholic JC 14 15 Nanyang JC 8 7 Tampines Meridian JC 13 14 Anglo-Chinese JC 10 9 Jurong Pioneer JC 17 14 St Joseph’s Institution NA 8 Yishun Innova JC 20 20 42
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