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Primary 1 2021 Information for Parents and Students
Table of Contents Page
Welcome Message 3
1. Introduction to the Primary 1 Teachers 4
2. General School Information 5
3. First Week of School (Orientation Week) 8
4. Canteen Information 10
5. Collection of Books Schedule 11
6. Safety Management in Lakeside 13
7. Parents Gateway Onboarding Guide 15
8. Sale of Textbooks 17
9. Sale of Uniforms 18
10. School Transport 20
11. Whee!Canopus Student Care Centre @ 21
Lakeside Primary
12. Parent Support Group 25
13. Online Consent for Dental Services 29
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Welcome Message
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Warmest Greetings from Lakeside Primary!
To our Primary 1 students and parents who have just joined us, a special warm
welcome to our Lakeside family!
This booklet serves as a guide in providing you with information on the school
and details of the first day and week for your child/ward. Your child/ward will be
able to learn more about the school through the virtual P1 Orientation. The links
will be made available on our school’s website (https://lakesidepri.moe.edu.sg/)
on 23 November 2020, Monday.
A virtual meeting will be held for the parents with the respective class Form and
Co-Form teachers on 28 December, Monday. More details on the virtual
meeting will be provided through Parents Gateway on 21 December, Monday.
We would like to express our appreciation to all parents for your support and
partnership in developing your child/ward holistically in the coming years. You
can refer to the school’s website for other school-related information or contact
the General Office at 62620918 for any enquiries.
SCHOOL PHILOSOPHY
Every Individual C.A.N. - Contribute. Achieve. be Nurtured
VISION
A Life-Long Learner. A Virtuous Leader.
MISSION
To Provide Quality Education to Nurture Wholesome Individuals.
VALUES
Lakeside PRIDE
Love
Perseverance
Responsibility
Integrity
Diligence
rEspect
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1. Our Primary 1 Form Teachers
Class Teacher
1A Mdm Haliah
1B Mdm Norsuhana
1C Mrs Angeline Tang
1D Mrs Charmaine Tan
1E Mrs Hazel Francis
1F Mdm Wang Pei Shan
1G Ms Ang Jing Ting
1H Mdm Nora
The list of teachers is subject to changes. More details will be provided by the
teachers during the virtual meeting on 28 December 2020.
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2. General School Information
a. School hours - The new school term will commence on Monday, 4
January 2021. Dismissal will be staggered for the different levels. The
dismissal time for the P1 students is scheduled at 1.30 p.m. on Monday
to Thursday and 1.15 p.m. on Friday.
b. Morning Assembly – All students are strongly encouraged to report to the
school hall/classroom 15 minutes before the start of school to help them
settle down. The P1 students will report to their classrooms on the first
day of school.
c. Silent Reading – Students should have a storybook with them every day.
Please refer to the table below for the schedule.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Start 7.30 a.m.
End 1.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 1.15 p.m.
Reporting
Hall Hall Classroom Hall Hall
Venue
Dismissal
Foyer Foyer Foyer Foyer Foyer
Venue
Type of
Books for English Mother Tongue Mother
English book English book
Silent book book Tongue book
Reading
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d. School attire – Please note that name-tags are required on both the school uniforms and the PE T-shirts. The name-tag is to be sewn approximately 1.5 cm above the school logo. Students will have to be in their PE attire on days when they have PE Lessons. Four periods each week will also be set aside for Programme for Active Learning (PAL) during which your child will engage in different activities to learn socio-emotional competencies. Hence we advise parents to purchase sufficient sets of PE attire for this purpose. 6|Page
School Bus
School Student
Mother
Outside Care
Tongue and
Mother Student Care
P1 students will be wearing a plastic name tag for the first 2 weeks of
school for easy identification and staff to provide prompt assistance when
necessary. The name tag is enclosed in this orientation package. The
stickers will be given out by the teachers on the first day of school.
e. Packing of school bag – Your child will be given a timetable by the
Form/Co-form Teacher by the end of the first week of school. Please help
your child learn to pack his/her bag and bring items/books according to the
timetable after 8 January 2021.
f. Recess – Primary 4 students will be paired with the Primary 1 students to
guide them for the first week during recess (subject to changes if there
are any changes to the COVID-19 National Guidelines). The Form/Co-
form teachers will be having recess with the students in week 2 to get to
know the students better and guide the students to be independent during
recess.
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3. First Week of School (Subject to changes if there are any changes to
the COVID-19 National Guidelines)
1. P1 Orientation will be from 4 January (Monday) – 8 January (Friday) 2021.
The theme of the orientation programme is “Lakeside PRIDE”.
2. On the first day of school, we would like to seek your kind understanding and
cooperation that only one parent/guardian accompany your child/ward to
his/her 2021 classroom. Your child/ward will be led to the hall by his/her Form
Teacher to the hall for the morning assembly. The parent/guardian will be
ushered to the gallery in the hall at level 3 to join us for the assembly.
*The school will amend the First Day of School programme if there are
any changes to the COVID-19 National Guidelines. Parents/guardians
will be informed of the changes to the programme via Parent Gateway
and during the virtual meeting held in December.
3. You will be able to enjoy Recess Time with your child and the Primary 4
buddy assigned to guide your child on the first day of school. While your
child is in his/her classroom, we have planned for an informative programme
(subject to changes if there are any changes to the COVID-19 National
Guidelines). The details of the programme are as follows:
First Day of School Programme “Back to School for P1 Parents” on 4 Venue
Jan 2021
7.15 – 7.30 a.m. Students’ arrival in school and proceed to the P1 P1 Classroom
classroom at the first level
7.30 – 7.40 a.m. P1 students to be led to the hall by their Form Teachers. School Hall
Parents to proceed to the gallery at level 3 led by Parent
Support Group members.
7.40 – 8.20 a.m. National Anthem and Principal’s Welcome School Hall
8.20 – 8.30 a.m. Movement back to classrooms P1 Classroom
8.30 – 9.00 a.m. Welcome by the Form Teachers in the P1 classroom and P1 Classroom
meeting P4 buddies
9.00 a.m. – 9.40 a.m. Recess with your child in the school canteen School Canteen
9.50 a.m. – 11.10 a.m. Class Administration and ‘Hand in Hand’ activity P1 Classroom
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11.15 a.m. – 11.25 a.m. English Curriculum Briefing School Hall
11.25 a.m. – 11.45 a.m. Mathematics Curriculum Briefing School Hall
11.45 a.m. – 12.05 p.m. Mother Tongue Curriculum Briefing School Hall
12.05 p.m. – 12.20 p.m. Programme for Active Learning (PAL) Briefing School Hall
12.20 p.m. – 12.35 p.m. Parents Gateway Briefing School Hall
12.45 p.m. End of Programme School Hall
Parents to proceed to the respective P1 classrooms for P1 Classroom
the dismissal
4. From the second day (5 January, Tuesday) onwards, please drop off your
child/ward at the foyer and our student leaders will accompany your
child/ward to the hall. Recess buddies will be assigned to guide our P1
students in purchasing food, moving about in the school and adjusting to our
school environment until the end of Week 1 (8 January 2021).
5. In order to enthuse and excite our P1 students, we have drawn up a
4-day P1 orientation programme to induct the students into the school
system in an enjoyable and enriching manner. The outline of the programme
is as follows :
a) Learning our National Anthem, Pledge and School Song.
b) Knowing the school routines – Packing the school bag, using the
Student’s Handbook, safety rules in school, moving around the school etc.
c) Participating in activities related to the Orientation Theme for English,
Mathematics, Mother Tongue Language, Music, Physical Health &
Fitness and Art & Craft.
d) Participating in Mini Games (8 January, Friday) – Students are to be in
their PE attire throughout the day (8 January).
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4. Canteen Information
Healthy Meals in Schools Programme - The school has
embarked on the Healthy Meals in Schools Programme
(HMSP) since 2013. The canteen adheres to the guidelines of the
programme and serves well-balanced meals to the students. The Healthy Set
Meals will consist of appropriate proportions of food from the four main food
groups namely rice/noodles, meat, vegetables and a slice of fruit. The prices of
the Healthy Set Meals and other kinds of food sold in the canteen are provided
in the table below.
Stall Number Type/Size Price
Snacks/Biscuits $ 0.20 - $ 0.60
Bread/Sandwiches $ 0.50 - $ 1.00
Buns (Halal) $ 0.50 - $ 1.00
1 – Snack Stall Hot drinks $ 0.30 - $ 0.50
Burger $ 1.20
Cornflakes with Milk $ 1.00
Corn in a cup $ 0.50
3 – Chinese Noodle Stall Small Medium Large
4 – Chinese Mixed Rice Stall Noodles Set Meal $ 1.20 $ 1.50 $ 1.80
5 – Muslim Noodles and Mixed Rice Stall Rice Set Meal $ 1.50 $ 1.80 $ 2.20
6 – Muslim Noodles and Mixed Rice Stall
7 – Muslim Noodles and Mixed Rice Stall
Cup Drink $ 0.50
Packet Drink $ 0.50 - $ 0.70
Bottled Drink $ 1.00 - $ 1.20
Milk Drink $ 0.80 - $ 1.00
8 – Drinks Stall
Yoghurt $ 0.80 - $ 1.00
Fruit Cup $ 1.00
Canned Drink $ 0.80 - $ 1.00
Fruit Juice $ 1.00
10 | P a g e5. Collection of Books Schedule
We would like to stagger the collection of the workbooks and
exercise books from our students so as to lighten the load of their schoolbags.
We seek your understanding to label your child/ ward’s books, files and
stationery items with his/her name and class (refer to the example given below).
Exercise Books Textbooks/Workbooks/Stationery items
Name: Nur Shalina Name: Nur Shalina
Subject: ______________ Class: 1A
Class: 1A
Teacher: _____________
Please refer to the table below and on the next page for the types of books to
be brought to school during the orientation week.
Date Subject Books Exercise books & Files
Monday, English - Lines Jotter Book (X1)
Broad Line Exercise
4 January Book (X2)
Subject File (Yellow)
Mathematics Mathematics Textbook 1A Broad Line Exercise
and Practice Book 1A Book (X1)
Subject File (Purple)
Others - Report Book
My Journey File with
dividers and plastic
pockets
Tuesday, Character FTGP Student Journal P1 -
Education (CCE)
5 January
Social Studies Social Studies Activity Book
Primary 1
Physical Health An Active and Healthy Me –
& Fitness P1
My PE Activity Booklet P1
Music First Step to Music P1 1-Button File
Art A3 Art Pocket File
2-Button File
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Wednesday, Mother Tongue Chinese Language Big Square Exercise
- Chinese Textbook 1A Book (X2)
6 January Chinese Language Activity Subject File (Blue)
Book 1A
Chinese Language Writing
Exercise Book 1A
Chinese Language Small
Reader 1A
Chinese Language Flash
Cards 1A
Character and Citizenship
Education Textbook and
Workbook 1
Mother Tongue CEKAP Malay Textbook 1A Broad Line Exercise
- Malay CEKAP Malay Activity Book Book (X2)
1A Subject File (Blue)
CEKAP Malay Small
Reader 1A
Character and Citizenship
Education Textbook and
Workbook 1
Mother Tongue Theen Thamizh Textbook Broad Line Exercise
- Tamil 1A Book (X2)
Theen Thamizh Activity Jotter Book
Book 1A Subject File (Blue)
Theen Thamizh
Penmanship Book 1A
Theen Thamizh Reader 1A
Character and Citizenship
Education Textbook and
Workbook 1
No Mother Character and Citizenship -
Tongue Education Textbook and
Workbook 1 (EL)
12 | P a g e6. Safety Management in Lakeside In light of the evolving COVID-19 situation, we have put in place precautionary measures in our school to keep our students safe. The posters below and on the next page have been put up in the classrooms and school to remind the students of the good hygiene protocols. We encourage parents to take your child’s/ward’s temperature at home before sending him/her to school. We seek the cooperation of all parents to ensure that their children who are unwell and/or displaying flu-like symptoms such as fever and/or cough, runny nose, sore throat and breathing difficulties should see the doctor promptly and remain at home until they recover fully. Children who come to school despite being unwell may be sent home. 13 | P a g e
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7. Parents Gateway Onboarding Guide
Parents should download and install the Parent Gateway app to receive
timely information from the school.
Step 1 – SingPass Registration and 2FA Setup
SingPass 2-Step Verification (2FA) is required for on boarding. If you have not
registered for a SingPass or have not set up the 2FA, please visit the SingPass
website (https://www.singpass.gov.sg), or scan the QR codes below to do so.
Should you require further assistance, please contact the SingPass Helpdesk
at 6643-0555.
SingPass Registration 2FA Activation
Step 2 – Download Parents Gateway Mobile App
a. Open the Apple App Store, Huawei App Gallery or Google Play Store
app on your mobile phone.
b. Search for the ‘Parents Gateway’ mobile app, or scan the QR code
below.
For Android For iOS
c. Download and install the app on your phone.
d. Enable ‘Allow Notifications’ to receive push notifications.
Note: Supported OS Versions - Android 5.0 or later & iOS 9.1 or later
15 | P a g e1. Tap on “Log in with 2. Log in with your 3. Tap on “Retrieve” to retrieve
SingPass” SingPass (and 2FA) your child(ren)’s information
4. Tap on “Done” to 5. You should see your child(ren)’s initial(s) and announcements
complete on boarding and/or consent forms posted by the school(s) (if any)
16 | P a g e8. Sales of textbooks 17 | P a g e
9. Sales of Uniforms 18 | P a g e
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10. School Transport Name of Vendor: Sin Koon Seng Enterprise Contact No.: 97439235 Fax No.: 66650798 Contact person: Ms Vivian Tan Email address: sinkoonseng.bus@gmail.com NOTE: The Terms and Conditions Governing this Request for School Bus Services are set out in Annex A of the Agreement for Appointment of School Bus Operator to Provide School Bus Services dated 19 Nov 2016 and are reproduced below. Route Rates (2 way) Rates(1 way) Taman Jurong Estate $80 $50 Boon Lay Estate $90 $60 Jurong West St 52 $90 $60 Jurong West Ave 1 $100 $70 Jurong West St 41/42 $100 $70 Jurong East Ave 1 $120 $80 Jurong West Central 1/St 64 & 65 $100 $70 >Jurong West Ave 5 >$140 >$90 Please fill up the registration form attached in the orientation package if you require the transport service from the vendor. 20 | P a g e
11. MERCU Learning Point @ Lakeside Primary Student Care Centre Warm Greetings from Whee!Canopus Student Care Centre @ Lakeside Primary (Managed by MERCU Learning Point) 1) Introduction We are the vendor that has been appointed by Lakeside Primary School to manage the Student Care Centre since 2014. We have more than 20 years of student care experience and expertise in catering to students’ well-being and providing a holistic student development through our dynamic curriculum. 2) Our Comprehensive Programme At Whee!Canopus, we support the learning and holistic development of the students through an array of value-based programmes that incorporate the school’s values. 21 | P a g e
Daily Timetable
School Holiday Timetable
TIME DAILY ACTIVITIES
7.00am – 8.30am Sign-In / Silent Reading
8.30am – 9.30am Outdoor Play
9.30am – 10.30am Breakfast
10.30am – 12.30pm Study Time / Revision / Filler Activities
12.30pm – 1.30pm Lunch
1.30pm – 3.00pm Programme Highlights
3.00pm – 4.00pm Nap – Whee!Charge
4.00pm – 4.30pm Tea Break
4.30pm – 6.00pm Indoor / Outdoor Play
6.00pm – 7.00pm SCC Dismissal
*SCC Operating hours will be in accordance to school’s operating hours
22 | P a g e3) Our Fee Structure
Monthly Fee $265
Deposit (One-time payment. To be offset $265
for the last month upon withdrawal)
T-shirt (per piece) $15
Registration $20
4) Administrative Details
Student Care Financial Assistance Scheme (SCFA)
Student care subsidies are provided by the Ministry of Social and Family
Development (MSF). The SCFA will be extended to families with:
i. Gross monthly household income (HHI) of $4,500 or less, or
total gross monthly household per capita income is $1,125 or
less;
ii. Both applicant and your spouse are working at least 56 hours per
month;
iii. Child is a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident (at least one
immediate family member in the same household is a Singapore
Citizen)
Please refer to https://www.msf.gov.sg/Comcare/Pages/Comcare-Student-Care-
Subsidies.aspx for more information on SCFA.
23 | P a g e5) SCC Registration Please complete the Registration Form if you wish to register your child in our Student Care Centre. Kindly fill up, scan and submit your registration attached with the relevant documents via the following method: Strictly by email only to: ls.scc@merculearning.com Please be informed that processing of registration received after 5 November 2020 will be delayed. You will be notified of your child’s SCC application result by 19 November 2020. We will conduct an orientation for you once your application for your child(ren) is successful. Details of the orientation will be shared with you via WhatsApp message once we have confirmed the date and time. Should you have any other enquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at 8363 3185, Monday to Friday between 10.30 am to 6.30pm or email us at ls.scc@merculearning.com 24 | P a g e
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13. Online Consent for Dental Services
The Health Promotion Board (HPB) provides dental screening and basic
dental treatments for students in schools. For HPB to provide these services
to your child, they need you to give them your consent.
For your convenience, please visit HPB’s Child Consent Portal to submit your
consent online. It only takes 4 simple steps and the transaction is secure.
1. Log on to https://childconsent.hpb.gov.sg OR scan the QR code below
to access the Child Consent Portal from 22 Dec 2020.
2. Login using your SingPass with 2-factor authentication (2FA).
(You may register for SingPass by visiting https://www.singpass.gov.sg OR
any SingPass counter. The location of SingPass counters and instructions for
2FA activation are available on https://www.singpass.gov.sg)
3. Type in your child’s BC / FIN number.
4. Fill up and submit the consent form.
HPB receives school enrolment information progressively from 21 Dec
2020 in batches. Should you be prompted at step 3 that HPB has not received
your child’s / ward’s enrolment information, please provide HPB your email
address via the portal. You will be notified via email once HPB receives your
child’s / ward’s enrolment information.
Please submit your consent online by 15 March 2021. You may contact HPB’s
staff at the Lakeside Primary School Dental Clinic should you require a hard
copy of the form instead.
29 | P a g eUnity I dreamed I stood in a studio And watched two sculptors there, The clay they used was a young child's mind And they fashioned it with care. One was a teacher; the tools she used were books and music and art; One was a parent with a guiding hand and a gentle, loving heart. And when at last their work was done They were proud of what they had wrought. For the things they had worked into the child Could never be sold or bought. And each agreed she would have failed if she had worked alone. For behind the parent stood the school, And behind the teacher stood the home. By Ray A. Lingenfelter 30 | P a g e
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