Hi.
The P1 prize giving presentation will be held tomorrow, 14 November 2007 at 1.15p.m. All parents are invited to attend tomorrow.
Congratulation to prize winners from P1.7!
They are :
Top 10%
2nd in the level - Vanessa Kang
Not in order of merit - Bernicia Chen ,Jolin Wong
Best In English - Annette Poh
Best in Maths - Vanessa Kang
Best in Progress Award (3 in every class) - Des'ree Yap, Nur Nadia, Yoong Keng Xun
(There are quite a few pupils who improved, however only 3 awards are offered for each class by the school)
All pupils can go home with their parents after the prize presentation, if they wish to. However, pupils whose parents will not be attending the presentation need to stay on in school.
This December holidays in a good time to revise through P1 work, especially the weaker topics. I will not be giving homework, as I believe it is a time of rest for them. I will just give them a list of words and phrases to use in composition writing by the end of this week. This will be useful for those of you who want to prepare your child for P2 during the holidays. I will be referring to this list in P2 in 2008. I will also add on more words and phrases relevant to their level next year.
By the way, I have just returned their result slips and portfolio to your children today. Please sign on the slip and return for checking on Thursday.
As you know, the whole P1 level will be putting up a drama performance after the prize presentation. Do keep a lookout for your child on stage.
All pupils from P1.7 will be be promoted to P2.7 next year. I will continue to be their form teacher.
I would like to take this chance to thank all parents for giving me support throughout this year. I hope we can continue to work together for the benefit for your child.
Good night!
(P.S. Do keep posted to this blog. If I come across any interesting materials relevant to education during the holidays, I will include in my blog.)
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Monday, November 5, 2007
For Drama Performance next week / Entrepreneurial Bazaar on 6 Nov
Hello.
The pupils created a mask each for their drama performance next week. They coloured and added glitter glue to it. About 20 of them have completed the decoration of their masks. The others brought home to complete it. I have the completed masks on the table behind the teacher's console table. Pupils can still improve on the decoration. Coloured papers, crayons and glitter glue can be found on the same table.
As for the used white t-shirts, they are no longer needed. The school will be getting the costumes needed.
As for the bazaar tomorrow, I noticed that some of the pupils have purchased more than 1 set of coupon. Please be reminded that no cash will be refunded if the coupons are not used up, as the procceeds from the sales of the coupons goes to saving the white tigers at the Singapore Zoo.
It has also been brought to my attention that some of the boys want to bring their trading cards to school as they said that some of the stall holders at the bazaar says trading is allowed.
Please note that they are not allowed to bring cards of any kinds, playing or trading.
Have a pleasant evening!
The pupils created a mask each for their drama performance next week. They coloured and added glitter glue to it. About 20 of them have completed the decoration of their masks. The others brought home to complete it. I have the completed masks on the table behind the teacher's console table. Pupils can still improve on the decoration. Coloured papers, crayons and glitter glue can be found on the same table.
As for the used white t-shirts, they are no longer needed. The school will be getting the costumes needed.
As for the bazaar tomorrow, I noticed that some of the pupils have purchased more than 1 set of coupon. Please be reminded that no cash will be refunded if the coupons are not used up, as the procceeds from the sales of the coupons goes to saving the white tigers at the Singapore Zoo.
It has also been brought to my attention that some of the boys want to bring their trading cards to school as they said that some of the stall holders at the bazaar says trading is allowed.
Please note that they are not allowed to bring cards of any kinds, playing or trading.
Have a pleasant evening!
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Post-exam activities
The exams are over! The pupils are not required to bring their books to school anymore for this year (for English and Maths, not sure about the other subjects). Just bring writing and colouring materials.
For the past week, the pupils were involving in some colouring activities in class. I conducted a class colouring competition last Friday. Most of them coloured extremely well. Hopefully, I can take some photographs and upload them for all to see during the school holidays.
For the following weeks, the pupils will be involved in making the props for the end of the year drama performance. As you all may know, the pupils were given a drama lesson a week.
On Monday, the pupils will be asked to make a mask. They are to bring colouring materials, coloured paper, any materials that can be pasted or added to the mask to make it look colourful and 3-dimensional. They should bring scissors, glue,etc too.
I will provide the basic mask template and cardboard.
The pupils are also asked to bring a used white t-shirt. We welcome adult-size or kid-size. If there are printed words or pictures, it is acceptable, as long as it is white. The pupils will be adding colours and patterns to the used t-shirts. As there are a few days of school holidays(7 Nov-School Admin Day, 8 Nov-Deepavali), they can continue the project at home. The t-shirt they create will be worn by themselves. It does not matter if the t-shirt is too big for your child. The costume is meant for the drama performance and the t-shirt being oversized will add theatric effect to the performance.
The purpose of making the mask and decorating the t-shirt themselves is to give the children a sense of ownership pride when they see the finished product and see themselves wearing it. The concept of recycling is introduced through the decorating of the old t-shirt .
I will give more instructions and details tomorrow.
Thanks for your time and have a nice evening!
For the past week, the pupils were involving in some colouring activities in class. I conducted a class colouring competition last Friday. Most of them coloured extremely well. Hopefully, I can take some photographs and upload them for all to see during the school holidays.
For the following weeks, the pupils will be involved in making the props for the end of the year drama performance. As you all may know, the pupils were given a drama lesson a week.
On Monday, the pupils will be asked to make a mask. They are to bring colouring materials, coloured paper, any materials that can be pasted or added to the mask to make it look colourful and 3-dimensional. They should bring scissors, glue,etc too.
I will provide the basic mask template and cardboard.
The pupils are also asked to bring a used white t-shirt. We welcome adult-size or kid-size. If there are printed words or pictures, it is acceptable, as long as it is white. The pupils will be adding colours and patterns to the used t-shirts. As there are a few days of school holidays(7 Nov-School Admin Day, 8 Nov-Deepavali), they can continue the project at home. The t-shirt they create will be worn by themselves. It does not matter if the t-shirt is too big for your child. The costume is meant for the drama performance and the t-shirt being oversized will add theatric effect to the performance.
The purpose of making the mask and decorating the t-shirt themselves is to give the children a sense of ownership pride when they see the finished product and see themselves wearing it. The concept of recycling is introduced through the decorating of the old t-shirt .
I will give more instructions and details tomorrow.
Thanks for your time and have a nice evening!
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