Primary 1 2018

Parent’s Briefing

Mr Muhammad Farizal (Principal)

Vice-Principals

Mr Low Min Chye Mr Kwok Keng Lian

Heads of Department

Mdm Wong Bing Sum

(HOD/EL)

Mdm Leng Sok Wah Celina

(HOD/Maths)

Heads of Department

Mdm Chan Hean Mei

(HOD/Science)

Mdm Lee Sau Wai

(HOD/MT)

Heads of Department

Mdm Marianna Bt Mohamad

Hanafi (HOD/CCE)

Mr Idham Anis Ashiblie

(HOD/PE)

Heads of Department

Miss S Thivyaa Tharrshini

(HOD/ICT)

Mrs Tan KhimYong

(SSD)

Year Heads

Mdm Malar Vizhi

Govindan(YH/UP)

Mdm Wong Pauline

(YH/MP)

Year Heads

Mdm ChngYen Peng Doreen

(YH/LP)

Level/Subject Heads

Mdm Wong Si En Lydia (EL) Ms Lim Li Shan (Maths)

Level/Subject Heads

Mdm Soh Xinyi (Science) Mdm K Malarvizhi(Tamil & Malay

Language)

Level/Subject Heads

Miss Che Lei (Chinese Language) Mr Saravanan s/o Shanmugam (ICT)

Level/Subject Heads

Mr Muhammad Izree Jalil (HE & CCA)

Administrative Support

Mdm Siti Hidayatun Nisaa (AM) Mr Tan Thye Hock (OM)

Primary 1(Form Teachers)

Primary 1 Form Teachers are

currently in class.

Each of them will write a letter

to introduce themselves to the

parents.

Radin Mas Primary Vision

A School Where All Work Hard,

Play Hard & Make A Mark

School’s VisionW

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Har

d • Holistic Development (Academic & Non Academic)

• Self-Directed Learners

• To always push themselves

• Grit/Resilience

Pla

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ard • Positive school

experiences.

• Combination of both structured play and unstructured play

• Build positive ties

• Develop passion, interest and talents

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• Discovering passion, interests and talents.

• Internalising the school values.

• Strong sense of advocacy.

• A spirit of dare and continuous learning.

Radin Mas Primary Mission

TO DEVELOP EACH CHILD

HOLISTICALLY, EQUIPPING HIM

WITH THE COMPETENCIES FOR

THE FUTURE

School Values

Respect For Self And Others

Always Be Gracious

Desire For Learning

Ignite Creativity And Innovation

Never Give Up

Maximize Potential

Aim For Excellence

Stand Up For Integrity

Radin Mas Primary Mission

Key competencies in the future

Surviving the Fourth Industrial Revolution

(2020 onwards)

What skills will change most?

Creativity will become one of the top three skills

workers will need. With the avalanche of new

products, new technologies and new ways of

working, workers are going to have to become more

creative in order to benefit from these changes

Key skills/Values needed

Creativity Critical Thinking & Problem Solving

Dare, Grit & Adventure

InterconnectednessWorking well with

people & developing empathy

Mapping your child’s future.

Snapshot of 6 years @ RMPS

Strong Academic Foundation

ICTSelf-

Directed Learning

Holistic assessment

Authentic Learning

Differentiated Learning

Joy in Learning

Computation Thinking (ALP)

Design Thinking and Making

Multi Disciplinary Project Work

(Personalised Approach)

Exposure to 3-D Printing

Camps for All Programme

CCAs

Mini Olympics & Olympic Fest

Building Confidence and Identifying Talents

How can parents support the school in

achieving these aims and in managing the

transition from K2 to Primary 1?

Every Parent a supportive partner

Communication Modes

FT

Phone Calls,

Emails

PCTC

Student Diary

School

Parents Briefing, Symposium and

Dialogues with SLs

Website

Monthly

Notifications

3 key tenets for children to be successful in

Primary 1.

Be able to listen to an adult and follow instructions.

Be able to start a task and finish it independently.

Be able to work cooperatively with other children such as to take turns, to share

David Elkind, the author of the Hurried Child

Every Parent a supportive partner

Trust the school (Safety and care is paramount in RMPS)

Allow your child to be independent and allow them to

learn to solve their own problems.

Provide tips to your child in making friends.

Encourage your child to ask questions if they need help.

Affirm their efforts in surviving the first few days and

weeks in school (Hugs and Hi-Five will always help)

Encourage your child to adopt a healthy lifestyle.

Work with the Form teachers in developing your child

holistically.

Every Parent a supportive partner

Every Parent a supportive partner

Every Parent a supportive partner

Spend time and bond with your child doing non-tech

things eg walks, reading, playing board games. (Children

with a more balanced lifestyle will minimise potential

addictions in the future)

Use technology as an aid (not entertainment) to spur and

cultivate your child’s aspirations, interests and learning.

Set aside a regular tech-free day/week. You can also

declare a tech-free hour each evening.

Work with the school to find out more about the e-

learning tools and platforms used and encourage and

participate with your child

PSLE MICROSITE

Focus for Primary 1

Let them enjoy coming to school.

Let them enjoy playing in school.

Let them enjoy learning in school.

Allow them to be independent.

Do not add additional pressure on them.

Let them grow at their

own pace.

Administrative Instructions from Parents’

Link

Refreshments will be served at 9.45am in front of hall

Parents to meet own class parents in their respective class

seating group to establish the setting up of class networks.

Our parent facilitators are there to assist them.

SFE Talk titled "Resilience, Optimism and Success for

Children from 11.15am to 1.15pm

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Parents’ Link will be organizing a cash collection drive as part of the school’s

CNY celebrations. The cash collected will be donated to a charity organization

which will be visiting school on CNY Celebration Day. Every year, each old folk

will receive an "ang pow" and remainder will be donated straight to the charity

centre. A donation box will be placed on the table.

Thank you for your generous donations.

Conclusion