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Parents Day Secondary 2 3 March 2018 Objectives of Todays Session To provide an update on the school's policies, programmes and post-secondary options. To highlight key learning programmes that enhance students learning.
Parents’ Day Secondary 2 3 March 2018
programmes and post-secondary options.
enhance students’ learning.
your child’s / ward’s Form Teachers.
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
A Dynamic Institution that Adds Value to All
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
Learning
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.
– 25 May 2018 (Friday)
– 26 October 2018 (Friday)
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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
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
✓ Gradual adjustment to new subjects ✓ More innovative teaching methods with more teaching periods ✓ More focused curriculum
Modular System
Semester 1
Semester 2
Full Year
(Completed Physics, Biology in Sec 1)
Rules and Regulations formulated to ensure that our students have the most conducive environment for learning
Punctuality & Attendance
Use of mobile phones
1st offender: 5 academic weeks Repeated offender: 10 academic weeks Chromebook
students.
develop self-directed learners.
All communicating accessories are NOT allowed to be worn.
Motivation for Academic Excellence - 4As
emotional competencies to build up character strengths to lead meaningful and fulfilling lives
learning
Efforts to ensure the holistic development of the students Student Development
– Study Habits, Positive Psychology, Learning Styles, Motivation
Model Student Awards & Best Class Award
– CCE Curriculum – Cyber wellness – Sexuality Education – Education & Career Guidance
The Junior Outstanding Leaders in Energy for Sustainability (JOULES) Programme
4 Year 4P approach –
Promote, Participate, Propagate, emPower
Applied Learning Program CaCTus Programme Thinking Hats, Step-NUS Sunburst Environment Programme, Responsibiliity to society forum, Advanced Elective Modules, 1:1 PLD (Chromebook)
Opening of 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.
Learning the Arts, Living the Values
The Singapore Heritage Festival (SHF) is an annual community
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.
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.
8th April 2018 7pm Jurong Town Hall Free to public
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
National Examinations
(National 76.6%)
(National 100%)
(National 90.6%)
(National 54%)
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GCE O LEVEL JC (2 Years) / Millennia Institute (3 Years) Polytechnics (3 Years) Private Institutions / NAFA / LaSalle / Others University
GCE O LEVEL JC (2 Years) / Millennia Institute (3 Years) Private Institutions / NAFA / LaSalle / Others
Institute
Technical Education Nitec / Higher Nitec Polytechnics
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Junior College Millennia Institute
2-year Programme 3-Year Programme L1R5
and 5 Relevant Subjects
≤ 20
HMT or Pass for BMT
A Math L1R4
and 4 Relevant Subjects
≤ 20
HMT or Pass for BMT
A Math
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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
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Subject Grade English 3 Humanities 3 Math 3 Science 4 Mother Tongue 1 POA 2 D&T 1 CCA Good L1R5 L1 EL / HMT 3 R1 Humanities 3 R2 Math / Sci 3 R3 Humanities / Math / Sci 4 R4 Others 1 R5 Others 1 CCA Bonus
Total 14
Core subjects like English, Humanities, Math & Science are compulsory.
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Subject Grade English 3 Humanities 5 Math 3 Science 4 Mother Tongue 1 POA 2 D&T 1 CCA Excellent *HMT 1 L1R5 L1 EL / HMT 1 R1 Humanities 5 R2 Math / Science 3 R3 Humanities/Math / Science 4 R4 Others 1 R5 Others 2 **CCA
**HMT
Total 12 *HMT can replace EL for L1 if EL is ≤C6 **Bonus points for CCA & HMT Note: If HMT is used as L1, MT cannot be used in the calculation of L1R5
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Junior College Arts Science / IB Raffles Institution 5 5 Hwa Chong Institution 5 5 Victoria JC 8 6 Anglo-Chinese School (Indep) NA 6 National JC 9 8 Nanyang JC 8 7 Anglo-Chinese JC 10 9 St Joseph’s Institution NA 8 Junior College Arts Science / IB Eunoia JC 11 10 Temasek JC 11 10 St Andrew JC 12 11 Anderson Serangoon JC 12 12 Catholic JC 14 15 Tampines Meridian JC 13 14 Jurong Pioneer JC 17 14 Yishun Innova JC 20 20
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https://www.moe.gov.sg/docs/default-source/document/education/admissions/jae/files/jae-info.pdf Source: The Straits Times
Polytechnic cut-off points are getting more and more competitive.
U N I V E R S I T Y
Eligibility Check:
deduction of CCA bonus points)
computation of your ELMAB3
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Eligibility Check:
Communications Technology Higher Nitec courses
Once you have completed the Higher Nitec course, you would be assured of a place in a Polytechnic Diploma course if you meet the Qualifying Grade Point Average (GPA) for DPP students.
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Progress to 1st year relevant Polytechnic Diploma course Progress to 2nd year relevant Polytechnic Diploma course Applied Sciences, Engineering and Info- Communications Technology Higher Nitec DPP Courses* ITE raw GPA ≥ 2.5 points (excluding CCA bonus points) ITE raw GPA ≥ 3.5 points (excluding CCA bonus points) Business & Services Higher Nitec DPP Courses ITE raw GPA ≥ 3.0 points (excluding CCA bonus points) N.A
Alumni from 4NA and 4NT who did well
Aloysius Wong (4T1 2009)
2011
On-The-Go
Year 2014/2015 Semester 1 & 2
Electronics Engineering in NTU
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Mohd Hakim (4N2 2016)
Ron Charn (4T2, 2012)
Khang Hui Lin (4N1, 2015)
School of Chemical & Life Sciences) in June 2017.
Alumni from 4NA and 4NT who did well
Refer to your child’s student handbook, page 56
‘The journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step’
ITE POLYTECHNIC JUNIOR COLLEGE Sec 1 and 2
crossroad.
for studies in institutions of higher learning E.g. JC, MI, Poly or ITE.
JCs, MI, Poly & ITE.
Merit
(CA1/SA1/CA2/SA2)
Streaming Criteria
subject combination
Note: Computation will vary for modular subjects
Jan
May Aug
Oct Nov
Common Test 1 Mid-Year Examinations Sec 2 Briefing 2 Sec 2 Briefing 1 Sec 2 Streaming Survey (Mock Exercise) Common Test 2 End-Year Examinations Sec 2 Streaming Exercise Sec 2 Briefing 3
Date For Information / Action to be Taken May Sec 2 Mock Streaming Survey (Paper Exercise) October Issue of List of possible 2019 Sec 3 Subject Combinations Student to use template to rank his/her options after discussion with parents. Qualifying tests (for NA taking Express Subjects) Student keys in options (23-26 Oct)
Date For Information / Action to be Taken November Release of Streaming Results (5 Nov) November If student wishes to appeal Submit appeal forms and accompanying letter from parent /guardian to General Office (Deadline 8 Nov 12pm) Mid- November Release of Appeal Results (16 Nov)
Students & parents to avoid the period
17 Oct – 16 Nov 2018
when planning holiday overseas
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 15 Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 21 Oct
Admin Day
Subject Briefing for ALL Sec 2 22 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 25 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct 28 Oct
Out of Stream Subject Qualifying Tests for 2N students*
Subject Briefing for Sec 2E & 2NA
Keying in Option
Student keys in options at this website:
https://www.edhub.net/btvss/
23 October – 26 October
Deadline : Friday 26 October, 2359hr
29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Oct 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov Bridging Lessons For 2N students accepted to take Express Maths, Science, English 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 11 Nov Release of Streaming Results 2.00pm
(ALL students will report to school to receive the results and holiday homework)
Deepavali APPEAL Deadline : Thursday 8/11/18, 12.00 pm
Please submit to General Office
copy from General Office)
12 Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 17 Nov 18 Nov Release of Appeal Results 12.00pm (on noticeboard
Office)
Compulsory subjects
* O-Level Subjects offered
Social Studies + History / Geography Choice Subjects: Principles Of Accounts (POA) N-Level Additional Mathematics * Design & Technology (D&T) Food and Nutrition (F&N) Art
Coursework
To opt for You will need
MT Mathematics Science English
Principles of Accounts (POA) 60%
N-Level Additional Mathematics *(these students will take O-Level Mathematics)
80% Criteria for ‘O’ Level subjects ‘O’ Level Mother Tongue 80% ‘O’ Level Mathematics 80% ‘O’ Level Science (P/C) 70% ‘O’ Level English (new) 75%
Normal Academic students taking Express Subjects
– Mathematics – Science (Physics/Chemistry) – Mother Tongue – English
subject results
Normal Academic students taking Express Subjects
Secondary 3 based on their Secondary 2 results.
subject results.
Compulsory subjects
Social Studies + History / Geography / Literature
Choice Subjects:
Sciences:
Mathematics:
Humanities Geography * History * Coursework Subjects:
To opt for You will need
English Mathematics Science Literature
8 Subjects (maximum) including English, Mother Tongue, Elementary Mathematics and Combined Humanities Overall percentage ≥ 70% (pass all subjects) Geography/History *(new) Humanities ≥ 70% Additional Mathematics ≥ 70% Physics, Chemistry and Biology ≥ 65% ≥ 75% ≥ 75% Physics and Chemistry/ Chemistry and Biology ≥ 70% ≥ 70% Computing ≥ 65% ≥ 60% Principles of Accounts ≥ 60% Literature Elective (as part of Combined Humanities) ≥ 65% ≥ 70% D&T / FCE / Art Pass Sec 2 (or highest of the 3)
*offered only when there is minimum number who applied
*offered only when there is minimum number who applied
students who are not able to manage the rigour of reading 7 subjects.
well at the O levels to progress to polytechnics.
Secondary 2 Second Combined Results.
Revision/ Self-Study
Level 1 Level 2
Within 24 hours
January was the start of a new year, a new year with a new beginning and new hopes. A new year where you can work towards success through your efforts and hard work. Find a balance between study & play, receive support and work smart!!
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