P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School

 
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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
P1 ORIENTATION 2021

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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
INTRODUCTION

  Mr Gau Poh Teck      Mr Lim Jit Hin   Mdm Ginny Chua
     Principal         Vice Principal     VP Admin

                    School Leaders
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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
INTRODUCTION

      Mrs Toh Wai Ling
      Year Head(P1-P2)
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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
OBJECTIVES
• Welcome parents to the school community and engage them
  so that they gain clarity on different issues that concern them.

• Provide information about school policies and expectations.

• Inform parents about school procedures and activities during
  the first four days of school.

• Provide tips on what parents can do to help your children
  transit smoothly from preschool to Primary One.
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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
TODAY’S PROGRAMME
• Introduction
• Principal’s Address
• School Rules and Expectation
• Preparing Your Child For Primary 1
• Communication and SOP
• Sharing by PSG
•Q & A
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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
INTRODUCTION

Principal’s Address

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P1 ORIENTATION 2021 - Sengkang Green Primary School
OPENING ACTIVITY

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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS

Attendance and Punctuality
• Students are to report punctually for school and be on
  time for all school activities. They are to remain in
  school until dismissal for safety and security reasons.
  (Students who are not at the reporting venue at 7.30am
  during the flag-raising ceremony are considered late)

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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
Attendance and Punctuality
• Students are not allowed to leave the school grounds
 during school hours, including recess, without
 permission. They are to seek permission from their
 teachers if they need to leave school during curriculum
 time. They should be accompanied by an adult when
 they take their leave after permission has been sought.

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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
Attendance and Punctuality
• In accordance to Compulsory Education Act, all students
  are expected to attend school regularly to acquire core
  knowledge which will provide a strong foundation and
  educational experience for further education and
  training in the future. As such, the school takes a serious
  view of student’s absences without valid reasons.

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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS

Attendance and Punctuality
• Absences from school must be supported by a medical certificate for
  medical reasons. A letter from parents must be submitted if the
  student is absent from school for other valid reasons immediately
  upon returning after absence.
• Students are expected to complete each school term. Any request for
  students to return to home country early or for tours during school
  terms does not constitute a valid reason.

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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS

Mobile and Smart Device Policy
• Students are not allowed to bring mobile and smart electronic
  devices such as mobile phones, iPads and smart watches to school.
• avoid distractions from lessons and the loss of such valuables
• nurture students to be responsible and discerning users of
technology
• use the pay phones if they need to contact their parents during
school hours
• Any parent with exceptional reason for his/her child to bring
  electronic devices to school, must seek the Principal’s prior
  permission in writing.
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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
Mobile and Smart Device Policy
• The permission of the Principal will be valid up to 31 Dec of the year and
  fresh permission has to be sought on a yearly basis.
• Any inappropriate use of mobile and smart electronic devices in school
  may result in the confiscation of the devices.
• Please take note that the school will not investigate the loss of mobile and
  smart electronic devices that are brought to school.
• All students are not allowed to take pictures, videos or other recordings in
  the school without the school’s permission.
• Students who bring such devices to school without prior written approval
  from the Principal, may have their device confiscated. Parents will have to
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SCHOOL RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
 Photographs and Videos
• Photographs or video images of students and parents/caregivers may be
  taken during school activities and events such as during classroom lessons,
  CCA, school camps, school concerts. These photographs and videos may
  be used for school publications, the school website, official social media
  channels, and other school communication channels.
• The school is under CCTV surveillance. Video images taken by CCTV will be
  used when needed for security reasons and matters relating to the
  wellbeing of the students and stakeholders.

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WHY ARE SCHOOL RULES
             IMPORTANT?
School rules and regulations are in place to provide all
students a happy, safe and caring environment conducive
for learning. It aims to cultivate the development of good
learning habits, self-efficacy and the strengthening of
social and emotional competencies.

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PAT 2021
  Recipient            President’s
Ms Chua Siew Kheng     Award for
                       Teachers 2021
                     The President’s Award for Teachers
                     (PAT) gives national recognition to
                     the critical role teachers play in
                     moulding the future of our nation.
                     These teachers prepare students for
                     life, as well as model commitment to
                     continuous learning and enterprise.
                     They inspire both their students and
                     peers through their words and deeds.
Harris Lau Yuan Zhao
                                      Sengkang Green Primary – 2015
                                                   - 2020

                                                Recipient of
                                          Lee Kuan Yew All Round
                                          Excellence Award (ARE)
                                                   2021
The LKY-ARE is a national-level award for achievement in education. It recognises well-
rounded students who have excelled in both academics and non-academics spheres, and
who exemplify the qualities articulated in our desired outcomes of education.
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Lee Kuan Yew All Round Excellence Award (LKY-
  ARE)

I am thankful for all the support and assistance that the school
has given me, and am very grateful for all the precious
relationships that I have forged with all the SKGians and
teachers. These 6 years in Sengkang Green have truly helped me
in my journey as both a leader and as a student, allowing me to
hone my skills in a way that would never have been possible
without the assistance of the great people that have
accompanied me relentlessly throughout my time in primary
school.

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Vanessa Goh
Sengkang Green Primary –
      2014 to 2019
      Recipient of
    Lee Kuan Yew All
    Round Excellence
    Award (ARE) 2020
The LKY-ARE is a national-level award for achievement in
education. It recognises well-rounded students who have
excelled in both academic and non-academic spheres, and
who exemplify the qualities articulated in our desired
outcomes of education.
Lee Kuan Yew All Round Excellence Award
  (LKY-ARE)

“In school, the principals and teachers always acted as a
pillar of support for us. When we stumbled, you
supported us and gave us the motivation to persevere.
When we erred, you would forgive us t learn from it. It is
because of the unconditional support I received from the
teachers that I managed to grow to become a better
person. I believe that without the school’s care and
guidance, I would not have received this award.”
                                             Vanessa Goh
PREPARING
YOUR CHILD FOR
PRIMARY 1
PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
P1 Reporting and Dismissal Time

                     MONDAY TO FRIDAY
   Reporting Time    To be in class by 7.25 am
   Reporting Venue       P1 Classrooms
   Snack break       Between 8.00 am – 9.00
   Recess             10.00 am – 10.30 am
   Dismissal Time           1.10 pm

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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL

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Gate A is the main gate of the school that is next to Fernvale Road
Open : Monday to Friday between 6.30 a.m. and 7.00 p.m

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Gate B is the back gate of the school which is next to Blk 441C.
During Arrival (7.00am to 7.25am)
During Dismissal (1.10pm to 1.45pm)

                                                   P1 Dismissal Gate

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Dismissal Arrangement
Dismissal Time is at 1.10pm at Gate B

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FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
                SCHEDULED TIME
  CLASSES       FOR ARRIVAL
1A , 1B , 1 C     7.10 a.m.
 1D , 1E, 1F      7.20 a.m.
 1G, 1H, 1I       7.30 a.m.      45
Entry to school on 4 January is only via GATE A.

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First Day of School
Date: 4 January 2022 (Tuesday)

• One parent or guardian is welcome
  in the school on 4 Jan.

• Parent or guardian who is
  accompanying your child must be
  fully vaccinated.

• Before entering the school, please
  do your safe-entry and temperature-
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First Day of School Arrangement:
Date: 4 January 2022 (Tuesday)

• Parent and child enter into school premise
  only via Gate A based on the scheduled
  arrival time.

• Child to be lead by our school teacher to
  his/her P1 classroom.

• Parent is to proceed to the respective
  classroom for the P1 Parent Engagement
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First Day of School
Date: 4 January 2022 (Tuesday)
Time: 7.45am – 11.15am

P1 Parent Engagement Programme
• P’s Opening Address
• Your Child in Primary 1 by YH
• Classroom Experiences by IP Heads
• Recess Observation
• Sharing on Technology for Learning
• Sharing on PAL
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First Day of School
Date: 4 January 2022 (Tuesday)
Things to note:
• SMMs are to be observed at all times.
• Have a hearty breakfast before you come
• Bring along a bottle of drinking water for
  the session.
• Purchase all the necessary books and
  uniforms before school starts as the
  bookshop and uniform vendor will only
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• Dismissal will be at 12.00 noon for the P1
  students for the first week of school.

• Your child form teachers will guide and assist
  your child to settle in the primary school
  environment.

• Your child is to put on his/her uniform on the
  first day of school and PE attire for the rest of
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From 4 January to 7 January (Tuesday – Friday),
it will be the orientation week for your child to
find out more about Primary 1.

Some Programmes/Class Activities are:
•   Getting to know your Form Teachers and
    classmates.
•   Learning and practicing of class habits and
    routines
•   Practising Safe Management Measures in school
•   School Tour (Knowing the school)
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Date: 7 January 2022 (Friday)
P1 Happy Feat (Virtual session for
Parents)
Time: 10.45 a.m. – 11.45 a.m. (Updated)
Mode: Zoom session
Programme:
  • Warm up
  • Games
  • Briefing by SH PE
  • Dance
  *Please take note that your child will be attending
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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
In-class morning assembly

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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
Daily Morning Temperature-Taking Exercise
• Student is to bring their trace-
  together token to school every day.

• School with issue a new thermometer
  to each child on the first week of
  school

• Do prepare a packet of tissue and a
  Ziploc bag to put everything in.

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Daily Morning Temperature-Taking Exercise

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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
Daily Morning Temperature-Taking Exercise

 • Wash the thermometer after use

 • Clean it with a tissue

 • Keep it in a Ziploc bag

 • Bring it for daily use

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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
Snack Break (Between 8 am to 9 am)

• A 10 minutes snack break

• Prepare a simple dry snack eg. bread, fruits, biscuits

• Try out “snack time” at home

• Teach your child how to clean up after eating

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RECESS ARRANGEMENT

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  Recess at 10.00am to 10.30am
• P1 and P2 will alternate the recess venues between the
  classrooms and the canteen on a weekly basis.
• This recess arrangement has taken into consideration the
  space and time constrains.
• First week of school, the P1 will be having recess in the
  canteen. For the following week, they will have recess in the
  classroom.
• This arrangement will continue in the current COVID-19
  situation.
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       Recess at 10.00am to 10.30am
            Odd weeks                                        Even Weeks
              Recess in Canteen                           Recess in Classroom
•   Form teachers will guide and assist     •   Parent is encouraged to pack food for
    your child on the first week of school      your child for recess
•   $2.00 to $2.50 should be sufficient for •   If not, you can order packed food by our
    your child                                  school canteen vendors which will be
•   There are a total of 7 stalls with 2        delivered to the classrooms.
    stalls selling Halal food.              •   The packed food by canteen vendors is
•   A guide to the prices of the canteen        standard meal for all (e.g. noodles, rice)
    food is as follows:                         and there will not be any choice
    $1.50 small $1.80 medium                    provided. Hence parents of child with
    $2.00 Large                                 food allergy are advised to pack food
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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
Recess at 10.00am to 10.30am
• To be environmentally friendly, students who order the
  packed meal are required to bring their own cutlery
  set (fork and spoon)
• The packed meal is priced at $1.50 per meal. If you
  decide to order, your order will be for the whole period
  that your child is having recess in the classroom i.e.
  you cannot make order for certain days only
• More information on the order will be send to you via
  Parent Gateway in the first week of school

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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL
Things to Bring on the 1st Day of School (4 January 2022)

Working Stationery                       Others
                                 Trace-Together Token
  1 pencil case with 2
 sharpened pencils, an                 Wet-wipes
   eraser and a ruler                Tissue Paper
      A glue stick              Snacks (For Snack Break)
     Colour pencils                   Extra Masks
     A Story Book                $2 to $2.50 for recess

                                      Water bottle          64
• List of things to
                                     bring for the first
2022 Primary 1X WEEKLY TIMETABLE     week will be given
                                     to your child on
                                     the first day of
                                     school.

                                   • Student is to pack
                                     his/her school
                                     bag based on
                                     subjects reflected
                                     in the timetable.

                                   • Form Teachers
                                     Introductory
                                     Letter will be out
                                     in the first week

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• We strongly encourage
  students to use a lightweight
  school bag and not a trolley
  bag.
• It is easier to manage for
  students especially when
  there is a need to carry their
  bags up and down the stairs.
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To purchase
1 to 2 sets

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PREPARING FOR SCHOOL

To purchase
3 sets

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TRANSITING TO PRIMARY 1
• A smooth transition is made when your child:
   o feels safe and comfortable in their new environment.
   o is able to manage the daily challenges of school life.

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HOW CAN I PREPARE MY CHILD
          FOR PRIMARY 1?
• Parents often feel that literacy and numeracy are important
  foundations for primary school. However, studies have shown that
  academic preparation alone does not guarantee a smooth transition
  for children.
• Over-preparation in academic areas is at the expense of adequate
  preparation in other areas such as socio-emotional learning and
  motor skills.
• Research is also clear that socio-emotional competencies are
  beneficial for better coping during transitions and for progressing
  through school. (Margetts, 2014)

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take note:
No birthday parties in school
• Cultivates culture of appreciation through
  simple and meaningful gestures.
• Students to build quality relationships with one
  another without any expectations of gift giving
  or comparisons of how birthdays are
  celebrated.
No birthday goodie bags to be distributed in the
class
• Food allergies concern and restrictions
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• Email your child’s Form Teachers
• Write messages to your child's
  Form Teachers via our SKGian
  Handbook.
• Arrange for an appointment to
  meet the teacher if there is a need
• For urgent matters, parents can
  call the General Office at
  63864255.                             80
• Notification through Parent Gateway
• School website (important school
  information including the school
  calendar that will be updated once
  ready )
• The SKGian Handbook
• The SKGian Connect                    81
• School and parent share a
  common interest in the child

• Effective two-way
  communication shapes common
  understanding and builds
  collaboration and trust

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SCHOOL-HOME PARTNERSHIP
        Our children do best
        when schools and
        parents work hand in
        hand to support them.

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Parents Support Group (PSG)
         Primary 1 Orientation
          18 November 2021
WHO WE ARE
We are a group of PARENTS who are PASSIONATE about providing

SUPPORT to ENRICH the learning environment for our children.

   STRENGTH in numbers enable us to access to resources, get ideas
           for the betterment of our children’s learning.
PSG OBJECTIVES
We seek to FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS and COMMUNICATION
      between parents, students and the school

                       PARTNERSHIP
       Opportunities for parents to be involved in the school activities

                            CONNECT
        COMMUNICATION bridge between parents and the school

                            ENGAGE
      Provide a variety of activities and frequent opportunities for parents
                                   involvement
DADs@SKGPS

With support from SKGPS and PSG, a group of daddies of SKGPS,
       initiated the Dads for Life, Fathers’ Movements

           To INSPIRE and INVOLVE DADs@SKGPS

to become GOOD INFLUENCERS in their children’s lives…FOR LIFE
WHAT WE DO
CREATE opportunities for fathers to contribute to their children’s
school experiences

FOSTER relationship building between fathers and children of SKGPS
through sporting and outdoor activities

PROMOTE awareness of fathers’ role to their children, equipping them
with various fathering skills e.g. organising fathering workshops.
GET INVOLVED BY VOLUNTEERING

            TIME
          TALENTS
         THOUGHTS
VOLUNTEERING TIME
     We can volunteer our time to assist and support the school’s
 programmes and events. PSG members can help to make the school a
safe place for our children to learn in, making school life more vibrant
                               and caring.

     CNY Recess Activity 2019
                                Maths Carnival 2019   Racial Harmony Day 2019   P1 Recess Duty 2021
VOLUNTEERING TALENTS
We can volunteer our expertise, talents, individual interests or personal
networks.
 In this way, parents can significantly expand the pool of help available to the
                               school and the PSG.

                                                                Teachers’ Day 2021
                            International Friendship Day 2018
VOLUNTEERING THOUGHTS
 We can contribute constructive feedback and ideas to improve the
             school’s environment and PSG activities.
More experienced parents can share experience and advice with new
                           members too.
PARTNERSHIP   S
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We sincerely welcome you to join us
    “Your children need your presence more than your presents”
                                              - Jesse Jackson -
Q&A
SESSION

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