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Welcome to Meet-the-Parents

Session 115 February 2014

MEET-PARENTS-SESSION 1Objectives of this session To know important information

concerning assessment, school policies and key school programmes

To meet up with class teachers Strategies to teach various subjects How to reach the teachers (contact)

Level Advisor and Level Managers of Honesty 1

Level AdvisorMdm Zuraida Akbar

Level ManagerMdm Roslinda Rasli

Level ManagerMrs Alyssa Wijaya

FORM TEACHER & SUBJECT TEACHERS

Academic & Non- Academic

Subjects

21st Century Skills

Life

Ski

lls &

Car

eer

Ski

lls

Information M

edia &

Technology Skills

Learning & Innovation Skills

Leadership

Personal productivity

Responsibility

Cross-cultural skills

Citizenship (Social

Responsibility)

Social skills

Self-directed

Computer literacy

Media awareness

Information management

Cyberwellness

Critical thinking

Creativity

Problem solving

Communication

Collaboration & Teamwork

(Skills Development Framework)Curriculum

HONESTY 1 KEY LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Term 1 Know My School Trail

Term 2 SS Learning Journey

Term 3 Math Trail STELLAR Learning Journey

Term 4 Portfolio Presentation Day Mini Sports Day

HOLISTIC ASSESSMENT

At the core of Holistic Assessment are holistic development and child-centric assessment practices.

Holistic development requires assessment practices that provide valuable feedback on our children’s development, allow them to take ownership of their learning, and develop their confidence and desire to learn.

Provide parents with a fuller picture of the child’s progress and learning throughout the year.

HOLISTIC ASSESSMENT

English

The aims of lower primary English education

By the end of lower primary education pupils will be able to:

1. Love reading

2. Communicate effectively in English

3. Have a strong foundation in English

Skills learnt: Listening & Viewing, Speaking & Representing, Reading & Viewing, Writing & Representing, and Language Use

English Holistic Assessment Plan

Term Communication Creativity Problem-Solving

1

Poetry Recitation(Class)

Sight Words

Sound Discrimination

Show and TellGrammar

VocabularyComprehension

Spelling

English Holistic Assessment Plan

Term Communication Creativity Problem-Solving

2

Show and Tell

Poetry Recitation (Group)

Sound Discrimination

Reading AloudRunning Record

Spelling

Listening Comprehension

-Picture Matching

MLEA 1 – Class Writing

GrammarVocabulary

Comprehension

English Holistic Assessment Plan

Term Communication Creativity Problem-Solving

3

Reading Aloud

MLEA 2 – Group Writing

Spelling/Dictation

Stimulus-based Conversation

Listening Comprehension -Picture Matching

Mini Test 1 Grammar

VocabularyComprehension

English Holistic Assessment Plan

Term Communication Creativity Problem-Solving

4

Stimulus-based Conversation

Mini-Test 2 Grammar

VocabularyComprehension

Reading Spelling/DictationWriting

Individual Writing based on 5 related pictures

English

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT

Sight words Poetry Recitation Show and Tell Running Record

An MOE early intervention programme for P1 & P2 pupils with weak oral & reading skills in English.

To teach pupils who enter P1 with weak oral and reading skills in English with basic oral language, reading and spelling skills in English

so that they can learn confidently in the regular classes.

Daily withdrawn during EL –

1 period

Taught by qualified teachers – LSCs

Learning Support Coordinators

Hello,I’m the LSC for

Respect 2.

Hello,I’m the LSC for Honesty

1.

P1 MATHEMATI

CS

The Primary Mathematics syllabus aims to enable all pupils to:

• acquire mathematical concepts and skills for everyday use and for continuous learning in mathematics;

• develop thinking, reasoning, communication, application and metacognitive skills through a mathematical approach to problem solving; and

• build confidence and foster interest in mathematics.

MATHEMATICS

TermCommunication

Creativity Problem-Solving

Term 1

Journal Writing (Class Dictated) • Number

Bonds

Performance Task (Group)• Ordinal Numbers

– Numbers Showing Positions

Topical Review Number Bonds Addition & Subtraction within 10

Term 2

Journal Writing (Group Writing)• Shapes &

Patterns

Performance Task (Group)• Length

Mental Sums • Addition & Subtraction within 20

Topical Review • Addition & Subtraction within 20• Length  Mini Test 1 Number Bonds Addition & Subtraction within 20 Ordinal Numbers

 Performance Task – Individual Length Shapes & Patterns

Math Holistic Assessment Plan 2014

TermCommunication

Creativity Problem-Solving

Term 3 Journal Writing (Individual)• Money –

Based on the Math Trail

 

Performance Task • Money – Based

on the Math trail

Mental Sums • Comparing Numbers• Numbers to 100• Addition and Subtraction within

100

Topical Review Addition & Subtraction within 40 Addition & Subtraction within 100 Money

 Mini Test 2 Comparing Numbers Numbers to 100 Length  Mini Test 3 Addition & Subtraction within 100 Money

Math Holistic Assessment Plan 2014

TermCommunication

Creativity Problem-Solving

Term 4 Journal Writing (Individual)• Time 

Performance Task (Group)• Picture Graphs

 

Mental Sums Multiplication Money

 Topical Review Multiplication Division

 Review Test 1 Comparing Numbers Numbers to 100 Multiplication Time

 Review Test 2 Addition and Subtraction within

100 Division Picture Graphs Shapes & Patterns

Math Holistic Assessment Plan 2014

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT (AFL) IN MATH LEARNING

• Journal writing • Performance tasks• Teacher / Peer / Self-assessment• Mental sums• Topical reviews• Strategic teacher questioning

P1 ENHANCED

LSM

P1 ENHANCED LSM

• At the start of the year, Early Numeracy Indicator test (ENI) was administered to all P1 pupils to assess their mathematical language and numerical skills.

• The focus of Enhanced LSM is on basic mathematical skills/ concepts to build good foundation.

• Aims to support pupils with weak basic numeracy and build pupils’ confidence and positive beliefs about their ability to do Math.

P1 ENHANCED LSM

• P1 Enhanced LSM lessons will be conducted by Enhanced LSM coordinator during the Math lessons.

• Briefing for parents of P1 and P2 Enhanced LSM pupils will be conducted on 20 February 2014.

Enhanced LSM Coordinator

P1 MOTHER TONGUE

P1 Mother Tongue Teachers

Chinese Language(1-1, 1-3)

Chinese Language(1-2, 1-3)

Chinese Language(1-3, 1-4)

Mdm Poon Hui KiangTEACHER

Chinese Language(1-3, 1-5)

Chinese Language(1-3, 1-6)

Chinese Language(1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5)

Malay Language(1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5, 1-6)

P1 SBC focus on the words recognition, aiming to promote reading at young age. Through interesting and rhythmic children songs, stories or games, the students learn to recognize Chinese words.

The Chinese words are carefully chosen and are close to them in their daily lives, thus making it easier for them to comprehend and recognize.

The students will work in groups, role play and show their creativity in their group presentations. It is also a good platform for them to foster teamwork and respect among classmates, improve their communication and presentation skills.

School Based Curriculum (SBC) 校本课程

Important information 重要讯息• Spelling: Every Thursday

• Show and Tell: Term 3 (details will be made known to students at a later date)

• Mini Tests in T2, T3 & T4 (TOS will be given).

• Parent’s Signature: required for all spellings and some worksheets

• To bring Chinese Story Book on Fridays for silent reading in the hall.

Objective: Cultivate pupils’ interest in reading and

expose them to books of different genres.

Chinese Reading Programme 阅读活动

Pupils will … • Buy a story book at the beginning of the year (order by the school,

pay with Edusave). • Exchange story books with classmates weekly / fortnightly. • Record the titles of the books read on the reading card issued.• Receive rewards upon meeting reading targets.• Display / submit their book reviews / projects at designated time. • Bring the last story book back home at the end of the year.• Read Bi-weekly Xin Peng You.

Parents’ role:Help to ensure that your child take good care of the books & encourage them by reading with them.

Ability-driven: Based on pupils’ 2014 overall CL results

  CL results

P1 90 marks & above

Higher Chinese (HCL) 高级华文

Rationale: To promote a deeper appreciation, understanding and love of the Chinese Language.Note:More commitment is needed to meet the demands of a more challenging and rigorous syllabus.

Tips for Parents 小建议

• To encourage your child to borrow Mother Tongue Language story book from the library;

• To make an effort to converse in Mother Tongue Language at home;

• To read Mother Tongue Language story book together with your child whenever possible;

• To arrange for your child to watch educational TV programmes or videos from the internet;

• To work closely with Mother Tongue Language teacher via student handbook, voice call or email.

MALAY LANGUAGE (BAHASA MELAYU)

4 main language skills:

• Listening (Mendengar)

• Reading (Membaca)

• Writing (Menulis)

• Speaking (Bertutur)

Skills Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4Communication

Reading Show and Tell Reading Reading

Show and Tell Picture Description

Creativity School-based curriculum

School-based curriculum

School-based curriculum

Picture Writing

Problem-solving

Listening (Picture Matching)

Listening (Picture

Matching)

Listening (Picture

Matching)

Mini Test 1 Mini Test 2 Mini Test 3

Spelling and Vocabulary

Spelling and Vocabulary

Spelling and Vocabulary

Spelling and Vocabulary

Holistic Assessment Plan

Listening (Kefahaman Mendengar)• Pupils will be given a listening booklet per

semester as practice• Please ensure that your child brings his/her

colour pencils during the listening practices/testsReading/Oral (Bacaan/Lisan)

• An oral package (reading and picture description)

will be given prior to the oral tests in Term 3 & 4• Please bring along a Malay story book every

Friday (silent reading in the hall)Mini Tests (Ujian Mini)

• Pupils will be tested on chapters that they have learnt in the Mekar books and the table of specifications can be found in the Parents’ Portal

Show and Tell (Unjuk dan Ujar)

• Spelling & Vocabulary List will be given at the beginning of each term and conducted every Thursday

• Please go through and practice the weekly spelling list with your child to further facilitate their understanding

Spelling/Vocabulary (Ejaan/Kosa Kata)

• Show and Tell topics and planning booklet will be given 2 weeks in advance

• Relevant objects (toys/images) can be used to help your child during presentation

• Parents may help your child gain more confidence by practicing the script at home

Mekar Dalam Talian• Supporting online materials for all units in the

Mekar textbooks and workbooks• http://tinta.moe.edu.sg/mekar/slot/u112/ML/ index.html

Online resourcesCybermelayu Portal• Online assignments will be given accordingly• Log in with pupils’ IC number• URL: http://www.cybermelayu.com/

Programme Description Duration

MT Fornight Week (Dwiminggu Bahasa Ibunda)

To expose pupils to both Malay traditional and modern games

Term 1, Week 4

& 5

P1 Phonics & Reading Programme(Program Fonik dan Bacaan)

To teach reading (Malay) to children using a customized phonics approach that combines music, drama, writing and language games

Term 1 & 2

Malay Language Month (Bulan Bahasa)

To promote the love for Malay language and culture

July 2014

P1 Malay Key Programmes

Theme Traditional and Modern Malay Games

Objectives

•To expose pupils to Malay traditional and modern games •To be able to learn, play and appreciate the traditional games•To use modern games through the use of ICT to enthuse learning of Malay Language

Activities

1. Display, write-up and playing of traditional games (recess time)2. Singing (class activity)3. Spelling Bee (incorporating language items)4. Musical Chairs (incorporating language items)5. Charade (incorporating language items)

Classroom activities

MT Fortnight Week

Contact information:Email:siti_fatimah_hassan@moe.edu.sgTel: 64490121 ext. 160

WHAT IS FAMILY TIME?

A new feature in the Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) lessons provides suggested activities for families to bond.

Family Time includes: Active Dialogue Bonding Time Continuous Feedback

Brochure on “Family Time” will be given to the pupils.

CCE

I-CARE CARD Launching I-care Card in Term 2 for P1

and P2 pupils.

I-card card consist of values and good habits that we want pupils to acquire. E.g. I can pack my schoolbag (Responsibility).

Parents are encourage to give written feedback on the card. Feedback can be written in English or MT language.

CCE

If a child is absent on the day of the scheduled assessment, his/her absence has to be supported with a medical certificate (MC).

The child will receive a “VR” (absent with valid reasons supported with MC) for that particular assessment and his/her final grade will be pro-rated.

Without the MC, no marks will be awarded.

PARENTS TO NOTE:

ICT Programme(Basic Computer Operations &

Touch Typing)

In Yu Neng Primary School, all our students will attend a weekly (double period) structured ICT lessons

In Primary 1, they will learn :

to operate the computer to practise typing

CYBERWELLNESS PROGRAMME

In Primary 1, pupils will be attending to a talk on netiquette and participate in a Cyber Wellness Roadshow.

They will learn: What netiquette is How to show respect to others online

SUGGESTED WEBSITES FOR SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING

http://www.brainpopjr.com/ http://www.brainpop.com/Username: yunengpsPassword: 1658stud

Ask-n-Learn (Learning Mgt Portal) https://lms.asknlearn.com/

P1 FORM TEACHER

GUIDANCE PERIOD (FTGP)

FORM TEACHER GUIDANCE PERIOD (FTGP)

Learning social and emotional skills (SEL)• understand myself (Self-Awareness)• learn to manage myself (Self-Management)• understand my family and friends (Social Awareness)• learn to work with my family and friends (Relationship Management)• make responsible decisions (Responsible Decision Making)

Life skills

• Getting to know you• Having Fun (Play, role-play, story-

telling using mascots)• Sharing • Respecting• Working together• Bonding between teacher and

pupils• Caring

Feeling Safe and Happy trust, support

Knowing My Teacher and Friends knowing, learning one another similarities and differences

We Work Well Together Teamwork, value, respect one another’s differences

When is it conducted?Weekly 30 min(1 period) during curriculum

Formative Assessment?Guided journal writing and Reflection (peer, self,

form teacher, parents)

Information on Learning and Behavioural supportWhat do we need?Any document or diagnosis report from any agencies, e.g. Report from KKWCH, DAS, CGC.

Why is it important?For the school to understand the needs of the child and provide necessary support

Who provides additional support?Learning support coordinator, Learning and behavioural officer and school counsellor and respective teacher.

Information on Learning and Behavioural SupportHow do we provide additional support to your child?• In-class support• Individual / small group session• Referral to external agencies for further assessment

or support if necessary• Help the child to apply for special exam

accommodation in school and PSLE. E.g. Extra time, exemption for mother tongue language and etc.

• Buddy system• One to One interaction

Information on Learning and Behavioural SupportHow to seek help or working with school?

Speak to your child’s Form teacher, he or she will facilitate you to meet up with the respective coordinator for further discussion.

If you have any current report, kindly pass to your child Form teacher for reference.

P1/P2 CLASS ALLOCATION All pupils at P1/P2 level are NOT banded. Pupils at foundation stage to enjoy learning in

a holistic and diverse environment; to work with pupils of different ability, culture and background.

Random mix; balanced gender and race to facilitate healthy mix.

ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC SUPPORT

  Remedial class

Remarks

P1 Max 2 days 

Except LSM pupils (2+1) P2

Remedial lessons are intended for a selected group of pupils

who underachieve and need additional support.

AttirePupils may be attired in their PE T-shirt and shorts for the whole day when they have PE lessons or CCA on that day. Nametags must be sewn on their T-shirts.

Medical Condition

Alert Form & PE teachers of medical condition via Pupil Medical Form.

If your child is unwell, please produce a medical certificate, a letter or a note to inform the P.E teacher of your child’s condition upon his/her return to school.

Primary 1 & 2 Physical & Health Education (PHE)

NEW! Primary 1 & 2 Physical & Health Education (PHE)

CCA POLICYObjectives of Co-curricular Activities

(CCAs): CCAs are an integral part of our

students’ holistic, well-rounded education. They aim to build character, inculcate values and develop leadership amongst our pupils as they learn, collaborate and interact with one another as well as the community at large.

CCA POLICY All CCAs are official school activities and all

pupils from P3 to P6 are to participate in at least one CCA.

Pupils from P1 & P2 may choose to join a CCA with parents’ consent.

Pupils need to achieve a minimum attendance rate of 75% in the CCA. Pupils will be awarded badges (CCA Star) yearly if they attain 90% annual attendance rate.

School Safety Matters and Student Well-Being• Absences – Parents to call teacher when your

child is absent.

• Contagious Diseases (H1N1, HFMD)

- The need to practise social responsibility.

- To submit mc when child is back.

- Re-certification from doctor is needed if child were to attend school prior to mc expiry.

• Valid MC required if child is absent from school during exam period.

• The need for child to keep a working thermometer in their bags at all times.

• Ensure your child packs his/her school bag according to his/her timetable to reduce the mass of the bag.

• Importance of having sufficient rest and having breakfast daily.

Home-School Partnership

• Fully-engaged parents recognise that effective parenting cannot occur in isolation from the school

• Partner school to ensure child’s development is on track

• Praise your child’s good efforts; not dwell on mistakes & academic results

• Give your child the confidence to seek help from teachers

At Yu Neng, you can:

• Join the Very Supportive Parents Group

• Participate in monthly Family Matters @ School workshops

For more details, visit the VSP booth.

Communication Channels Pupil Handbook

Email

School Tel: 6449-0121

School Website (www.yunengpri.moe.edu.sg)

Parents’ Portal – Password ynpp

School Newsletter

Principal’s Monthly Letter

MPS 1/2

Join us at

• Annual event by MOE to showcase the importance of holistic education in nurturing the child

• See how schools develop engaged learners by catering to their unique needs and abilities and equipping them with the knowledge, skills and values to become lifelong learners

Join us at Suntec Convention Centre on 12 April 2014! Register at www.excelfest.com.

Q&A SESSION

PLEASE SUBMIT THE FEEDBACK FORM BEFORE LEAVING THE CLASSROOM AT THE END OF THE SESSION.

Thank You