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1.National Anthem and Pledge Respect the Singapore Flag, sing the National
Anthem and recite the pledge with pride. 2.School Uniform – No modification is allowed Be in appropriate school uniform with the name
tag ironed/sewn on left side of uniform. Black shoes and black socks. Ankle socks are NOT
allowed. Be in PE attire for PE lessons.
3. Personal Appearance and Attire - GIRLS
Hairstyle should be neat. Shoulder length hair should be neatly tied up. No tinted or dyed hair is
allowed. All hair accessories must be black or navy blue.
Jewellery is not allowed except small plain gold or
silver ear studs.
Uniform should be buttoned up or zipped up. Sleeves are not to be rolled up.
3. Personal Appearance and Attire - BOYS
Hair should be short, neat and not fanciful. Mandatory to follow guidelines in the WePO.
No tinted or dyed hair is allowed.
Shirts should be buttoned up and properly tucked in at all times.
* The school has a strict NO HANDPHONE policy.
* Students should NOT bring valuables or contraband items such as toys, playing cards, MP3/4 player etc. to school.
* Students should wear a simple inexpensive watch
as smart watches are NOT allowed in school. * Students MUST keep their thermometer in their
pencil case or bag for temperature-taking every Monday.
7.25 am Arrival
7.40 am Flag Raising & Ceremony
7.45 am Start of Lessons
Recess time:
09.45 - 10.15 am (P5,P6)
10.15 - 10.45 am (P1,P4)
10.45 - 11.15 am (P2,P3)
1.45 pm Dismissal
Foundation Stage (P1 – P4)
All pupils follow a common curriculum
for the first 4 years.
All pupils follow a common curriculum for the first 4 years.
al
English Language
Mother Tongue
(Malay, Chinese,
Tamil & Hindi)
Mathematics
Art Character & Citizenship Ed Health Education Music Programme for Active Learning (P1 & P2) – Speech & Drama, Sports, Dance & Art
Physical Education Social Studies
Academic Non - Academic
al
Types of Assessments Period of
Assessment
Overall
Weightage
Activity Based Assessments Term 1 0%
Activity Based Assessments
& Topical Reviews
Term 2 20%
Activity Based Assessments
& Topical Reviews
Term 3 40%
Activity Based Assessments
& Topical Reviews
Term 4 40%
Activities include : Choral Reading, Listening Comprehension, Show & Tell, Spelling and
Individual Writing
How will you receive feedback on your child’s progress?
Holistic Assessment Feedback
• Termly progress reports will be shown to
parents for all subjects
• Feedback with graded rubrics and with
teacher’s qualitative comments
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How will this benefit my child?
• More opportunities to
show learning
• Caters to wider range
of learning styles
• Regular and timely
feedback
More confident
More motivated
to learn
Enjoys learning
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Do…
monitor your child’s daily work
give encouragement and support in areas for improvement
praise your child for any progress made
How can I help my child?
Don’t …
put too much emphasis on marks and grades
compare your child’s performance with that of others
give more homework than necessary, or as punishment
Bags
Homework/Project Work
Management of Time
Role Modeling
Parent Support in School
Cyber-wellness
Parent-School Cooperation Areas of Cooperation