Hwa Chong IBP- Sec 3-(2013) – Term 2 & 3- Sec 4-(2014) – Term 1

Assembly Briefing Sessions for Sec 3 – 30 January 2013

Since 2008…

Schools offering IBP…

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Nurturing Leaders in Industry:Entrepreneurial Servant Leadership

Straits Times – 4 Feb 2012Entrepreneurial leadership is an approach to leadership that is applicable to all aspects of society; it encompasses a framework of values and qualities that collectively enables individuals and organisations to successfully thrive in different situations.

Nurturing Leaders in Industry:Entrepreneurial Servant Leadership

Straits Times – 4 Feb 2012

The ELP within the Integrated Boarding Programme aims to introduce to, and inculcate in, the students the key values and qualities of entrepreneurial leaders who have succeeded against the odds and are role-models to the world; positively impacting their own and others’ spheres of influence.

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Hwa Chong Integrated Boarding

Programme

….is a term-long leadership programme

The Integrated Boarding Programme

• Term 2/2013; Term 3/2013; & Term 1/2014• With provisions for extension for another term

• Project-mentoring

MSG:

for Term 2/2013

- Sec 2 MSG < 3.5

for Term 3/2013- - Sec 3 Term 1 MSG < 4.0

for Term 1/2014

- Sec 3 EOY MSG < 4.0

The Integrated Boarding Programme

Demerit:

- < 5 points

Criteria

The IBP Advisors

Mrs Chin Bee KuanDeputy Principal / Student Development

Mr Joseph TanDirector / Boarding School & IBP

Mr Ng Seaw ChoonDean / Student Development

The IBP Team

Mr Charles Low

BM/F4Mr Esteban J. Karplus

BM/F1Mr Tan Chee Wee

BM/F5Ms Vivian Phua

BM/F2Mr Kent Cheong

BM/F3

Mr Tok Aik Lin

BM/G2Dr Nicholas Mercer

BM/G3

Mr Ong Juin Han

BM/G4

Mr Tommie Chen

BM/G1 & G5

• strengths of character• leadership qualities & skills• bonding & camaraderie• intellectual capacity• service to school & nation• integration of international scholars

Student Outcomes

• Self-discovery – character traits• Self-management, Self-control• Wider social circle• Intellectual stimulation• Diversity of interests & talents

What to benefit from IBP

• Be a FRIEND • Be a LEARNER • Be OPEN-MINDED • Be CURIOUS• Be UNDERSTANDING• Be PROACTIVE

How to get the most out of IBP

With our blend of tradition and innovation, we nurture leaders in research, industry and government, who have the integrity, wisdom, passion and vision, to succeed in the global environment and serve our nation.

Core Programmes• The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Profiling

Core Programmes

1 . Leadership: Values, Ethics & Passion

2 . Entrepreneurial Leadership

3 . Saturday ‘mini Masterclasses’

4 . Dressing, Dining & Conversation

5 . Scoop Dinner Sessions

SCOOP Dinner Series with Alumni / Parents

Business & Finance Researcher Entrepreneurs ScholarsLawyers Scientists Architects DoctorsChief of Air-force and more…

Core Programmes

Inclusive of lodging, meals, utilities, laundry, core programmes & electives

Payment by GIRO

IBP FEES for 10 weeks - $2,780.00

Fees payable by students

Singaporeans $ 1,000.00*Singapore PR $ 1,268.00**International Student $ 2,340.00

* Include 50% subsidy for parts of the overall cost** Include 40% subsidy for parts of the overall cost

Income Levels (Student needs only to satisfy either

one of the two criteria to qualify)Level of SubsidyMonthly Gross

Household Income

Monthly Gross Income per

Dependent Child

Not exceeding $2,500

Not exceeding $625

100%

$2,501 - $4,000 $626 - $1,000 75%

$4,001 - $5,000 $1,001 - $1,250 50%

$5,001 - $7,200 $1,251 - $1,800 33%

Exceeds $7,200 Exceeds $2,900 No subsidy

Financial Assistance Scheme*Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS) for the 50% student co-payment will be provided to the Singapore Citizens only, based on the IS Bursary Framework

Typical Day @ IBP

Mornings…… normal curriculum

5.45 pm Dinner @ Dining Hall

8.00 pm Roll Call

- Study Time @ Study Room

- IBP Workshops/Course

9.30 pm Free & Easy

10.30 pm Attendance Taking

11.00 pm Lights OFF

Activities @ IBP

SCOOP Dinner @ Function Rm 6.30pm – 8.30pm

Core Programmes 7.30pm – 9.30pm 9.30am – 12.00nn (Sat)

Boundaries to cultivate independence

Personal allowance [ Estimated $150-200 / month ]

Rooming & Laundry[ Rooms are out of bounds to parents and maids ]

[ Free laundry for 22 pcs / wk; wash machines & dryers avail. ]

Visitation[ Restricted to ground floor common areas only ]

[ Any day but AVOID 8.00 pm - 9.30 pm ]

Hwa Chong Institution

Can boarders go home?

School and Public HolidaysCheck-out on last day of school / Eve of P. HolidayCheck-in before next school day by 8pm

Every weekend Check-out on Friday/SaturdayCheck-in on Sunday by 8pm

Weekend Courses Check-out on SaturdayCheck-in on Sunday by 8pm

Terms & Conditions

Discipline

- demerit points for offences in HCIBS will be included in the school disciplinary records

- serious offence may result in pre-mature termination of stay in HCIBS and fees will not be refunded

Benefits…

Self-Leadership

I had to manage my time by myself without any reminders from my parents. Things like sending the laundry on alternate days had to be done by myself, and I could no longer rely on my parents for nice, clean uniform to put on on a school day.

This had indeed been helpful as my parents are able to trust me better to manage my own life.

Gary Tan Guan You, 4S1 [iSpark]

Benefits…

Self-LeadershipI have definitely grown a lot in IBP, especially in the aspect of being independent. I have to take care of my personal health and well being. I have to gauge when I feel sick and remind myself to constantly drink water and take medicine and also sleep early, so that I wont have to trouble my parents…

I also learnt how to manage my time effectively and know when is the right time to study and have fun, not succumbing to peer pressure when I know I have not finished my school work.

Nicholas Teh Yang, 4A2

Benefits…

I have gone through group activities

with the other boarding mates,

which has helped strengthen my

social confidence.

Andrew Ong, 4P3

I am too shy to make new friends