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JURONG WEST
PRIMARY
SCHOOL
MEET-THE-PARENTS SESSION
P2 / 2016
Hall, Friday 8 January, 1500h
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AGENDA1. School Vision, Mission & Core Values
2. Strategic Thrusts 2016
3. Reporting time, Dismissal time
and Point
4. P2 Co-Curricular Development Programmes
5. PERI Holistic Assessments / Assessment
Matters
6. Target Setting
7. Important Notes for Parents
8. Questions and Answers
Excellence in Attitude(Having high expectations of ourselves & giving
our best, leading to excellence in action)
Excellence in Life(Achieving to the best of our abilities through a
fun and enjoyable journey)
1.1 School Vision
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1.2 School Mission
A Confident person believes in oneself
An active Contributor always gives selflessly
A Concerned citizen is socially responsible,
cultivates a healthy
lifestyle, and puts nation
before self
A Conscientious
learner
has a thirst for
knowledge and love for
learning
1.3 Core Values
Respectpeople / environment
Integritydo the right thing /
loyalty to class / school
/ family/ country
Self-
Discipline
resilience / self-
directed / self-control
Excellenceexcellence in attitude /
excellence in action
2. Strategic Thrusts 2016
Excellence in Leadership and
Management
Excellence in Academic
Performance
Excellence in Co-Curricular
Programmes
Excellence in Staff capacity
Building and Staff Well-Being
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3.1 Reporting &
Dismissal Time
for Primary 2
DAY Reporting Time Dismissal Time
Monday 7.30 - 7.40 a.m. 1.45 p.m.
Tuesday 7.30 - 7.40 a.m. 1.45 p.m.
Wednesday 7.30 - 7.40 a.m. 1.45 p.m.
Thursday 7.30 - 7.40 a.m. 1.45 p.m.
Friday 7.30 - 7.40 a.m. 3.45 p.m.
3.2 Reporting to School
The school gantry will be opened
daily from 7.10 a.m. to 7.40 a.m.
Teachers will carry out their safety
and security duties daily at 7.10 a.m.
onwards.
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Parents please queue up at the
basket ball court according to the
line allocated for your child’s
specific class
Please fetch your child punctually.
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3.3 Dismissal Point
4.1 P2 Co-curricular
Development Programmes PAL
Visual Art
Performing Art
Applied Learning Programme (4.2)
Learning for Life Programme (4.3)
PAL & STELLAR DAY PERFORMANCE –
Showcasing of Talent
Enriching PAM Experience
Values in Action (VIA)
- Focus: Self/Home/School
- Platforms:
1. Personal Responsibility at Home & in School
2. Classroom/ Canteen Cleaning
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4.2 Applied Learning Programme (ALP)-
Art of Communication for Personal
Excellence
Level Programmes
P2 Choral Reading / Digital
Story Telling
P3 Readers’ Theatre
P4 Story-Telling
P5 Public Speaking
4.3 Learning for Life Programme (LLP) –
Experiential Learning of Life Skills for Personal
Excellence (Sports & Games and Outdoor Education)
Level Programme
P1 Gymnastics / Navigation Skills - Orienteering, Map Reading,
Wind Direction, Appreciate Apparel, LJ to Jacob Ballas
P2 Kids Athletics / Observation Skills -
Tent-Pitching without Pegging, Job
Delegation, LJ to Hort Park
P3 CDP Swimming / Problem-Solving Skills - Tent-Pitching with
Pegging, Survival Skills, LJ to East Coast Park (DST)
P4 Devising a Packing List, Basic Conflict Management, Working
as a Team, Camp at the Zoo
P5 Ifly / Outdoor Experiential Learning
refers to the on-going gathering ofinformation on different facets of achild from various sources, with theaim of providing quantitative andqualitative feedback to support andguide the child's development
5.1 PERI Holistic Assessment
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5.2 School’s Assessments
Term Nature of
Assessments
Weighting
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Mini Written Tests/
Alternative
Assessments
10%
2 20%
3 30%
4 Semestral
Assessment
40%
5.3 Sample Assessment
Methods and Modes
English
Mathematics
Mother Tongue
• Picture Matching
• Sound Discrimination
• Reading Aloud
• Sequencing of Events
• Picture Discussions
• Mini Tests
• Diagnostic Test
• Review Exercise
• Performance Task
• Journal Writing
• Listening Task
• Reading Aloud
• Picture Description/Retell Story/Dialogue
• Mini Test
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5.4 Semestral Assessment Dates
26 - 27 OCT
2016
Mother Tongue Oral Exam
27 SEP 2016 English Oral Exam
13 OCT 2016
1 NOV 2016
English
Paper 1 (Composition)
Paper 2 (including LC)
2 NOV 2016 Mathematics
21 OCT 2016
3 NOV 2016
Mother Tongue
Listening Comprehension
Paper 2
5.5 Teacher-Pupil-Parent
Conferencing Dates
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Term 1: 10 March 2016
Term 2: 26 May 2016
Term 3: PAL cum STELLAR Week
- August 2016
Term 4: 17 November 2016
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6.1 Target Setting
Monitor & review your child’s performance after each assessment
Parents, please help your child to review the targets for each subject with reference to target set for individuals by the school
Please refer to Pg 21 of the Student Handbook for the Target-setting Form
6.2 Target Setting1. Pupils set targets
based on
expectations
given by the
school.
2. Pupils plan how
they are going to
meet the targets
set.
3. Parents to
discuss with the
child and
comment on how
they can help
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6.3 Target Setting
4. Pupils make a
mid-year review
in May.
Parents are to
discuss with the
child on how
they can achieve
academic
excellence.
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7. Important
Notes to Parents
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7.1.1 Absence from Assessments
All absence from exam must be supported by a validreason such as Medical Leave. Letter of excuse fromparents is not acceptable.
Absent without a valid reason – results will bereflected as AB (absent) on the result slip. ABindicates that the child will be getting zero for thatpaper.
Upon returning from the medical leave, pupils willonly be allowed to sit for the make-up assessmentson two designated dates for written assessment andone designated date for LC, Oral and Composition.
Please take note that the make-up exam is onlyallowed for pupils who are on MC.
Pupil Handbook 2016 – Page 18
7.1.2 Absence from Assessments : Make-up Exams
With effect
from 2015
Remarks
Term Tests &
all bite-sized
Assessments
No make up
assessment
will be given
Weightings are not
significant.
P2 SA2,
P3 to P6 SA1
& SA2
Yes, make
up will be
conducted
for all
components
Weightings are significant.
7.1.3 Absence from Assessments : Make-up Exams
Guidelines for make-up Exam with
effect from 2015
Remarks
Oral, LC and Composition
- 1 designated day;
Written Paper
- 2 designated
days, first day
for English and
Mathematics
and second
day for Mother
Tongue and
Science
(The dates for make-up exam will
be stated in the Exam notification
to parents)
If the pupil is on MC and
returns after the designated
dates of make-up exam,
there will be no further make-
up exam arranged for him/her.
His/her marks will be pro-rated
or reflected as VR depends on
case by case basis.
7.2 Absence from School in General
During Festive Celebration eg CNY, parents
take the child back to hometown for celebration,
leave earlier than official holidays or come back
later, the school will not grant such leave, the
child’s attendance will be marked as ‘zero’.
Very often the child is taken to holidays before
the school term is over. The attendance of the
child will be marked as ‘zero’ too.
Attendance will affect the child’s conduct grade.
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7.3.1 Homework Policy
To extend knowledge of the students.
To improve the abilities and skills of the
students.
To reinforce what students have already
learned.
To prepare students for upcoming lessons.
To encourage self-directed learning.
To extend what students know by having them
apply to new situation.
To integrate students’ abilities by applying many
different skills to a single task.
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7.3.2 Homework Policy
Forms of Homework Writing
Reading
Problems to be Solved
School Project
Research via New Media
Book Review
Oral Practices
Craft Work
Preparation for Class Presentation
E-Homework
Revision for a Test
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7.3.3 Homework Policy
Weekly Homework Guidelines (2-days
grace period) For school days:
P1/P2: Not more than 1.5 hours per
day (inclusive of all subjects)
P3/P4: Not more than 2.0 hours per day
(inclusive of all subjects)
P5/P6: Not more than 2.5 hours per day
(inclusive of all subjects)
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7.4 Cyberwellness
Location of the computer
Length of time spent on computer
Check on their content
Self discipline
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7.5 Finance
P2 Enrichment Programmes
1. ALP – Choral Reading Workshop - (cost borne by
school)
2. PAL Performing Arts – (cost borne by school)
3. PAL Visual Art (Materials) – (cost borne by school)
4. PAL Athletics (cost borne by school)
5. PAM - Orff Programme (cost borne by school)
6. Chinese Magazine “Hao Peng You” (cost borne by
Pupil Fund)
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7.6.1 School Safety
The school gantry will be closed at 0740
for the morning session to facilitate
morning assembly and flag-raising
ceremony.
Vehicles are not allowed to be driven into
the school compound during the dismissal
times.
Please refrain from parking your vehicles
outside the school.
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7.6.2 School Safety
To ensure the safety of your child, all visitors
to the school are required to exchange their
identification cards for visitor passes before
reporting to the General Office.
P1/P2 parents are only allowed to fetch your
child at the basket ball court during the
dismissal time .
Exception to the rule only applies during
school initiated events/workshops.
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7.7 Healthy Meal
School canteen will serve healthy meal from 2016
Set meals only (2 types per day)
Main course + vegetable + fruit
Prices
$1.00
$1.50
$1.80
(The prices subject to change - will review after
Term 1)
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7.8 Communication
SNAAPP (School Notification & Attendance APP)
Application for Download
iPhone, iPAD : AppStore
Android : Google Play
Google Chrome browser on PC
Communication between school to parent
for letter/notification/consent etc.
Survey
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7.9.1 Absence from School
When your child is unable to attend school:
1. Parents who are on SNAAPP will notify
the FT using SNAAPP.
2. Parents who are not on SNAAPP will call
the school at 6793 3419 or sms to
8511 7516 in the following format:
[Name;Class;Reason] by 0830 to inform
the school of his/her absence.
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7.9.2 Absence from School
With effect from 2nd or 3rd week this term, all form
teachers will use SNAAPP to mark students’
attendance, they will select:
Absent with MC
Absent with VR
Absent without Reason
Late Coming
At 9 a.m., Snaapp will send notices to parents of the child
whose attendance is marked as ‘Absent without Reason’ or
‘Late Coming’ by the teacher
Snaapp will send out Snaapp message (to parents with
Snaapp installed) or SMS (to parents without Snaapp
installed).
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7.9.3 Absence from School
The message content (if the child is absent without reason) is:
'We understand that your child, <student's name>, is
not in school today. Kindly submit the relevant
documents when your child returns to school. Thank
you.‘
The message content (if the child is late) is:
'Please be informed that your child, <student's name>,
is late for school today.'
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8. Questions & Answers
Parents’ Support Group
You are invited to join the PSG as a
member to contribute to the development
of your child.
Application form is available at the
General office.
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Dear Parents,
If you wish to have further
discussions with the teachers,
please make an
appointment with
them.
You may visit the school website for
today’s Briefing Slides.
http://www.jurongwestpri.moe.edu.sg/
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P2 Form TeachersClass Name
2A Mdm Grace Koh
2B Mdm Priscilla Lim
2C Mrs George Sudha
2D Mdm Siti Mariam
2E Miss Tan Chee Keng
2F Mr Daryl Ong
2G Mdm Hui Yin Peng
2H Mdm Gomathi
LSC (English) Mdm Margaret Lim
LSC (Mathematics) Ms Norlia Bte Safi’ee & Mr Ali
Level Manager: Mdm Priscilla Lim
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Thank
you