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CHANGKAT

Primary 1

Form Teacher her 1: For

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acher her 2:

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  • All slides will be uploaded.
  • No hardcopy will be provided.
  • All feedback will be done online

through the QR Codes / tinyurl.

  • Parents without mobile access can

complete the feedback using the iPads provided along the corridor or at the foyer.

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Overview

PRIMARY ONE

1) Academic Excellence

  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Assessment Modes

2) Holistic Development

  • Physical Education
  • Character Development
  • Programme for Active Learning (PAL)

3) Partnering with Parents 4) Q & A

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STELLAR

ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Strategies for English Language Learning and Reading

Acquiring English language skills through activities in listening, speaking, reading, writing and visual literacy  Shared Book Approach (SBA)  Modified Language Experience Approach (MLEA)

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Reading Programmes

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Graded Reading- Levelled Readers  To encourage pupils to read from a set of storybooks (Levelled Readers) according to their Reading Levels ‘I-READ’ Class Library Project  To develop extensive reading habit  A box of storybooks is placed in every classroom

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Spelling

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Term 1 7 words per week Term 2 7 words and 2 phrases Term 3 & 4: 7 words and 2 phrases Dictation

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Oral & Writing Programmes

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Reading

  • Reading aloud

Oral Communication Skills

  • Show & Tell
  • Examples of Topics :

My Favourite Clothes, Animals

  • Stimulus-Based Conversation

Writing Skills

  • Write a story based on a given picture (Semester

1)

  • Write a story based on 4 pictures (Semester 2)
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Extra Programmes

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Learning Support Programme (LSP)  Early Literacy Indicators  Identified and placed in the LSP  Conducted during Curriculum Time

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Extra Programmes

MATHEMATICS

Learning Support Mathematics (LSM)  Early Numeracy Indicators  Identified and placed in the LSM  Conducted during Mathematics periods

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Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4

Listening 10% Speaking/ Reading 15% Writing 15% Language Use 60% Listening Compre (5%)

  • Sound

Discrimination

  • Picture

Matching Reading (5%) Spelling(5%)

  • Spelling (5%)

Review 1 (20%) Listening Compre (5%)

  • Sound

Discrimination

  • Picture

Matching Oral (10%)

  • Reading
  • Stimulus-

based Conversation Writing (5%) 4 pictures Review 2 (40%)

  • English Assessment
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Maths Assessment

Assessment Details

Term 1

  • Term 2

Practical (10%) Review 1 (15%) Term 3 Practical (10%) Review 2 (15%) Term 4 Practical (10%) Review 3 (40%)

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Math Practical

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Station 1 Station 2 Station 3 Station 4

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School Policy- Class Allocation

Levels Action Progression from Pri 1 to Pri 2  No banding for English and Math  Banding for CL based on students’ CL summative test scores at end of Pri 1

  • No banding for ML and TL in view of

smaller cohort size  En Bloc Promotion from Pri 1 to Pri 2 with minor student movements at the end of Pri 1 for special cases  Class size capped at 30 per class at Pri 1 and 2

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School Exam Policy

– No exam will be held one day after a school holiday and public holiday. This is with the exception of the conduct of Oral Examinations. – Students who are absent for any of the papers due to illness must present a medical certificate in

  • rder to have “VR” (Valid Reason) reflected in the

results slip. Students who are absent for good reasons other than being sick will be granted “VR”

  • n a case-by-case basis. This will be decided by

the Principal or Vice-Principal. Students who are absent for any paper without valid reasons will be given “ZERO” for the paper.

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School Exam Policy

– For a student who appears unwell on the day

  • f exam, School Exam Committee personnel

will use their professional judgement to determine the student’s suitability to sit for the paper.

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Make-Up for Missed Papers

  • With the exception of EL and MTL Oral

and Listening Comprehension and Math Practical, make-up will be allowed for all components of EL, MTL and Math Review within 2 working days from the test date. Papers will be administered to the absentees as and when they return to school during curricular hours. No further make-up will be provided should Students miss the make-up test date.

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CHEATING

  • Cheating

is a serious

  • ffence.

Students caught cheating during the exams will be dealt with severely. For example, assignment of “ZERO” for the test component for which cheating was committed.

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Character Development

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

To teach the school values “PRIDE” to help pupils develop good character. Patriotism Resilience Integrity Discipline Empathy

Values inculcation and practice programme (VIP): Lessons that promote our SCHOOL VALUES.

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HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT CKP Values

PRIDE Patriotism our anchor We exercise responsibility towards our family, school, community and nation Resilience and Discipline in learning We welcome challenges as opportunities for learning and embrace learning as a way of life Integrity the foundation We demonstrate moral courage and uprightness, being consistent in word and deed Empathy in words and deeds We practise Servant Leadership, seeking to serve

  • thers through teamwork and personal

involvement.

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Values in Action (VIA)

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

Recycling Programmes We promote the culture of recycling in school 1.Newspaper & Paper 2.Pet Bottles (eg mineral water bottles) Use Your Hand Campaign Pupils are to clean their classrooms before end

  • f each semester.

SHINE @ CKPS Pupils are to clean their classrooms 5 minutes before dismissal daily.

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Programme For Active Learning (PAL)

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

An initiative introduced to Lower Primary to ensure that pupils are equipped with the necessary skills and values through participation in

Performing Arts (Drama) Outdoor Education Sports and Games

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Physical Education

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

Sports and Games Gymnastics Dance Outdoor Education Physical and Health Fitness The P.E. programme focuses on child’s character development and strives to inculcate sportsmanship.

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Information & Communication Technology

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

Pupils will learn:  the different components of a computer  touch-typing  Microsoft Word and PowerPoint  Moo-O Plus Frequency:  Once a week (Term 1-4)

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Project Work (PW)

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

 Pupils to work in groups  Assigned a theme  Under teacher’s guidance  Using cooperative learning skills

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Other Activities

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

 Theatre Experience  Mass Borrowing of NLB books  Learning Journeys

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Other Activities

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

FTGP – Form Teachers Guidance Period  Provide quality interaction time  Equip pupils with social and emotional competencies

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Pre-Assembly Activities HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

 Silent Reading Tue

– Mon, Wed, Thurs and Fri: English storybook – Tue: MT storybook

 Community Singing

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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

  • Self Awareness
  • Social Awareness (empathy focus)
  • Self-Management
  • Relationship Management (social skills

focus)

  • Responsible Decision Making

HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

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Growth Mindset @ CKPS

Objective:

To enhance culture of learning and excellence for teachers and students

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What is Fixed Mindset?

The belief that:

  • intelligence can be developed
  • our brain can get stronger and smarter.

The belief that:

  • You cannot grow your brain
  • Intelligence is static

What is Growth Mindset (GM)?

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Look smart at all costs Avoid challenges Effort as a sign of weakness Hides mistakes Learn at all costs Embrace challenges Effort as the path to mastery Learn from mistakes

GROWTH MINDSET FIXED MINDSET

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GM Key Messages

I can grow my brain and be smarter I can achieve anything with effort I learn from making mistakes

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Ways To Help PARENTS AS PARTNERS

Home Reading Programme

  • Daily reading with your child

Mastery of Concepts in Mathematics

  • Daily revision and reinforcement

Other Ways of Partnering

  • Spelling (Preparation)
  • Show & Tell (Preparation)
  • Daily checking of Pupils’ Handbook
  • Daily checking for Homework & Notices
  • Participation in School Family Workshops (SFE)
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Money/Payment

  • any collection of money must be put and sealed

in an envelope (used or new) with name, class, purpose and exact amount enclosed Assistance in homework is greatly appreciated

  • neat handwriting
  • worksheets not crumpled and dirtied from food

stains

  • handed in promptly

Handbook

  • check daily

Housekeeping

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Snacks

  • pack light and healthy snacks for your child and remind your

child not to share food with his/her classmate School Bag

  • advise your child to pack according to the timetable
  • check that only relevant materials are brought
  • use of trolley bags is discouraged (With effect from 2019,

trolley bags will not be allowed, except for those with medical conditions who are given permission to use the lifts.) Guidelines for Birthday Celebrations

  • school does not allow the distribution of food and beverages,

cakes included

  • school discourages distribution of goodie bags

Housekeeping

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Parents taking their children out of school during term time/curricular hours During the course of the year, Parents/Guardians are urged not to take your child/children

  • ut

during school days or curricular hours (between 8 am to 2 pm) for private matters such as attendance

  • f
  • weddings. This is, as compared to the case of a child

who is out of school due to illness for which a valid medical certificate should be submitted to the form teachers for recording purpose. Taking your child/children

  • ut
  • f

school during term time

  • r

curricular hours disrupts learning and may result in your child/children having difficulty following up with lesson proper when he/she/they return(s) to school. Your cooperation in this matter is thus deeply appreciated.

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School Family Education Workshops

Look out for information in the weekly notification.

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Ways of communication PARENTS AS PARTNERS

  • 1. Through the Pupils’ Handbook
  • 2. Call the General Office
  • 3. Tel: 67830923 ext 330 (Miss Koh)

67830923 ext 332 (Ms Loy)

  • 4. Class Dojo
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Email : Contact : 67830923 ext

For Teachers/AEDs who have shared their handphone numbers with Parents and Guardians, please note that they will only be responding the next working day to text messages received between between 6 pm and 7.30 am on weekdays and whole day on weekends and school/public holidays. The same applies for email messages received after office hours.

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Parents’ Workshops 2018

DATE:27 JAN -EL & MT 3 FEB-MATHS & SC

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English Workshops

27 JAN 2018

TOPIC LEVEL SUBJECT TIME

1

Tackling Comprehension, Composition and Oral P1&2 EL

8.30 - 10.00am

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Sig igning up on MCO Connect

  • Need to re-connect if you have changed phone
  • r have not done so.
  • This is important as Weekly Parents’ Notification

will be issued electronically via MCOConnect from February onwards.

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Download the app on Google or Play Store (android) and App Store (iPhone)

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User Type: Mother, Father or guardian Pupil’s ID: CKPSxxxxxZ (ckps followed by last 5 digits of child’s BC no and letter

  • Password: Password is your

child’s class. Eg. 1Patriotism Your child had jotted this on pg143 of their handbook. School ID: CKPS

If you require assistance, you can approach

  • ur staff at a booth at the foyer for help.
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https://tinyurl.com/MTP2018Feedback

Please complete the feedback form

  • nline by scanning the QR code

below or typing in the given address below: