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PROGRAMME
Welcome Address by Principal
Administrative Briefing
Registration
Purchase of Textbooks & Uniforms
What is Subject-Based Banding (SBB)?
• Every student is unique and possesses different strengths. Taking subjects at a higher academic level can help students nurture their strengths and give them more opportunities throughout their educational journey, so that they are more engaged in learning.
• Previously, students in N(A) and N(T) courses can take higher-level subjects starting from Secondary 3. With SBB, your child can start doing so from the start of Secondary 1, to build a stronger foundation in subjects that they are good at.
What are the possible benefits of taking higher-level subjects?
• Some students (and parents) have shared that SBB allows the students to challenge themselves, and to have more options for Secondary 3 subject combinations and post-secondary courses.
• A strong foundation in literacy, numeracy and reasoning, would ensure students are better prepared for various post-secondary progression pathways (e.g. to ITE and Polytechnic).
Eligibility Criteria and Opting into SBB
• Eligible N(A) and N(T) students should have received an application form,
based on the following criteria:
• Each student should take no more than 3 higher-level subjects so as to
ensure that he/she can cope with the overall academic demands.
• Please complete the form to indicate the subjects your child wishes to
take (or not to take) at a higher level. Submit the completed form to the
General Office by 27 Dec 2018. You can submit the form today
if you have made the decision to accept the offer.
Course PSLE Standard Grade PSLE Foundation Grade Option to offer subject at
N(A) A*, A - Express
N(T)A*, A - Express/ N(A)
B, C 1 N(A)
Other Opportunities to Take Higher-Level Subjects • Beyond the start of Secondary 1, students who do well in school-
based examinations may be considered to take higher-level
subjects if found suitable to do so by our school.
• Eligible N(A) and N(T) students will receive an application form after
the Secondary 1 mid-year* or year-end examinations, based on the
following criteria:• 75% or higher in the subject;
• 60% or higher in the overall average; and
• Positive learning attitude to cope with the higher academic demand
• Our school will provide support through bridging programmes for
these new SBB students.
What if my child struggles with the higher-level subject?
• Students are encouraged to continue with the higher-level subjects until the end of Secondary 2, as students do need time to adjust to the higher academic demands.
• We will monitor the students’ progress in the higher-level subjects as well as overall progress in all subjects.
• We are mindful of students’ socio-emotional and academic needs and will endeavour to provide the necessary support to students to help them cope.
Will my child continue with the higher-level subjects all the way to Secondary 4?
• Your child may continue with the corresponding higher-level subjects (capped at 3) at upper secondary.
A PRESENTATION BYMINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE
Art and Music Elective Programmes(AEP/MEP)
Fo r E x p r e s s S t u d e n t s i n n o n - A E P/ M E P S c h o o l s
Information accurate as of Nov 2018
Art ElectiveProgramme
(AEP)
Music Elective Programme
(MEP)
ART
MUSIC
If you are interested in Art and Music…
What are the options available to you?
What are the Art and Music Elective Programmes (AEP/MEP)?
• Special MOE programmes started since 1982 for students with passion and aptitude in art/music
• Provide enriched art/music learning environment
• Provide in-depth study into art/music
Art and Music Elective Programme Centres
Centres Lesson Timings for 2019 Sec 1 Cohort
AEP National Junior College
37 Hillcrest Road S 288913
Lower Sec: Tuesdays
(3.00pm – 6.00pm)
Upper Sec: Thursdays
(3.00pm – 6.00pm)
MEP Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
121 Dover Road S 139650
Lower Sec: Thursdays
(3.30pm – 5.30pm)
Upper Sec: Fridays
(3.00pm – 6.00pm)
Dunman High School
10 Tanjong Rhu Road S 436895
Lower Sec: Thursdays
(3.30pm – 5.30pm)
Upper Sec: Thursdays
(3.30pm – 6.30pm)
Weekly AEP/MEP lessons for Express students in non-AEP/MEP schools
IMPORTANT DATES TO NOTE(For Application to AEP/MEP Centres)
Dates (2019) Events
2 – 14 Jan Online Application Opens
14 Jan Deadline to submit e-application and hardcopy printout to Secondary School Art/Music Coordinator
23 Jan –1 Mar
Phase 1 Selection ExerciseAEP – 23 January 2019 (Wed)MEP – 30 January 2019 (Wed)
13 Feb – 1 Mar Phase 2 Selection Exercise
By 15 Mar Notification of results through applicants’ secondary schools
From 25 Mar(Term 2, Week 1)
Commencement of programmes at AEP/MEP centres
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
TRANSFERS No school transfer for DSA students
Mass Appeal Exercise
Appeals will only be considered for students with:
Serious medical conditions
Dyslexia & Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Physical Disabilities
Please apply at our General Office
Deadline: 20 Dec 2018, 8.30 am – 12 pm
Results Release: 28 Dec 2018
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
TRANSFERS
Non - Mass Appeal Exercise TRANSFERS
Register with us first!
Approach the school of your choice directly
If your appeal is successful, you will be notified
If not, please report to us on 1st day of school (2 Jan 2019)
Stream Course offered in Fuhua
Express Higher Chinese/ Malay (by offer only)
*Express CL/ML
Note:
1) Students who are eligible for HMT will receive a form from MOE through us upon
registration today. Deadline for submission: 27 Dec 2018
The offer form must be returned to the General Office, preferably by today.
HCL students need to purchase HCL textbooks ONLY
2) HCL lessons will be conducted at Fuhua Secondary School.
3) HML lessons will be conducted at Bukit Panjang Govt High.
4) Express TL lessons will be conducted at Jurongville Secondary School.
Mother Tongue Languages
Stream Course offered in Fuhua
Normal
Academic
Express CL/ML for SBB students
NA CL/ML for non SBB students
Note:
1) All NA students (SBB and non SBB) will use Express MT textbooks.
2) NA TL lessons will be conducted at Jurongville Secondary School.
Mother Tongue Languages
Stream Course offered in Fuhua
Normal
Technical
NA CL/ML for SBB students
BCL/BML (customized) for non SBB
students
Note:
1) All NT students (SBB and non SBB) will use NA MT textbooks.
2) Basic TL lessons will be conducted at Jurongville Secondary School.
Mother Tongue Languages
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
REGISTRATION
Register with your Primary School Report Book and
Student Card
Move forward to the registration table when called upon
(one at a time)
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
REGISTRATION
Proceed to purchase your textbooks & uniforms
(document 4)
Books (canteen)
Uniforms (1st-level classrooms)
Fuhua Secondary SchoolSecondary 1 Registration 2018
Setup for Canteen (Purchase of Books) Document 4
Bookshop
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Fuhua Secondary SchoolSecondary 1 Registration 2018
Setup for Canteen (Purchase of Books)
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Refund/ exchange counter
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Document 4
Alternative Dates/Time
Purchase of Uniforms/TextbooksDates : 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 Dec
Time : 9 am to 3 pm (Weekdays)
9 am to 12 pm (Sat & eve of PH)
More details (e.g. contact numbers) can be found in the
booklist
Document 4
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
QUERIES Financial Assistance:
Ethos room – for approved cases
General office – new applications
General Enquiries booth - For queries related to Mother Tongue
Languages and any other queries (e.g. SBB)
Other queries, please approach the staff at the General Office
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
REPORTING TO SCHOOL
On 2 Jan 2019 (Wed)
Report in uniform by 8.25 am at the School Hall
The morning assembly starts at 8.30 am
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
REMINDERS
Personal grooming
Bring along stationery
No textbooks are required during the 1st week of school
ADMINISTRATIVE BRIEFING
REGISTRATION FOLDER1. 2019 Sec 1 Orientation & Parenting Talk Parents’ Letter
2. Consent Form for Sec One Orientation Overnight Camp 2019
(including the Packing List)
3. Notification of Attendance for Night Concert / Parenting Talk
4. Information on the Purchase of Uniforms / Textbooks
5. Sec One Orientation Programme for Week 0 (2 – 5 Jan) and
Week 1 (7 – 9 Jan)
6. Supporting Your Child’s Transition Through Secondary School
7. Online Consent for Dental Treatment
8. Book List