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30 Jan 2015
1st Parent-Teacher Meeting
(PTM)
2015
Instructions for Mobile App Evaluation Form
1. Download the following QR Code App
onto your iPhone or Andriod Phone:
2. Mobile App : i-nigma
3. Open up your App on your phone
4. Scan the QR Code with your phone
(The presenters will show the QR Code after
their presentation)
5. You can proceed with your online survey.
6. Thank you.
PROGRAMME Welcome
Introduction
CAMP Domains:
Cognitive (EL, MA, SCI, MTL)
Aesthetics (VA , PA)
Moral & Social (PD , ICT)
Physical (PHE)
School Matters (Learning Time , Examinations)
Class Matters
Communication Channels
Announcements
Q & A
INTRODUCTION
Primary 3 Hope – Teachers
Form Teacher
English, Mathematics
and Social Studies
Co-Form Teacher
Performing Arts
Subject Teacher
Science
Cognitive
Aesthetics
Moral & Social
Physical
CAMP DOMAINS
COGNITIVE
DOMAIN
STELLAR*
Silent Reading Programme
iRead
P3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE
KEY PROGRAMMES
*STrategies for English Language Learning And Reading
P3 English Language
Overview on Assessment Marks & Weighting
Paper 1 – Writing
(Duration – 50 min)
20 marks (20%)
Paper 2 – Language Use
(Duration – 1 hour 15 min)
50 marks (50%)
Paper 3 – Listening Comprehension 14 marks (14%)
Paper 4 – Oral
(Reading aloud, Stimulus Based
Conversation)
16 marks (16%)
100 marks (100%)
Concrete - manipulatives, measuring tools, or other
objects the pupils can handle during the lesson.
Pictorial – Drawing, diagrams, charts, or graphs that are
drawn by the students or are provided for the
students to read and interpret.
Abstract - representations such as numbers or letters that
the student writes or interprets to demonstrate
understanding of a task.
PEDAGOGY – P3 MATHEMATICS
1.Maths Textbooks
2.Maths Workbooks
3.Visible Thinking books
4.Exercise book: Mental sums/additional practices
5.Maths activity sheets
P3 Mathematics
Learning Materials
CONTENT - P3 MATHEMATICS SYLLABUS
Whole Numbers:
•Numbers up to 10 000
•Addition and Subtraction
•Multiplication and Division
Fractions:
•Equivalent fractions
•Addition and Subtraction
Measurement:
• Length , mass and volume
• Money
• Area and perimeter
Data Analysis:
• Bar graphs
Geometry:
•Angles
• Perpendicular and parallel
lines
ASSESSMENT - P3 MATHEMATICS NEW FORMAT OF EXAM PAPER
Format of questions No. of questions Marks
Multiple Choice 15 30
Short Answer
(Fill in the blanks) 15 30
Long Answer
(Problem sums) 5 20
Total 35 80
ASSESSMENT – P3 MATHEMATICS
Weighting
SA1 40%
SA2 60%
Total 100%
P3 & P4 Science Syllabus
(Lower Block)
LEVEL
P3
P4
BOOKS/ THEMES
DIVERSITY, SYSTEMS & INTERACTIONS
CYCLES & ENERGY
2014 Syllabus vs 2008 Syllabus
P3
P4
P3 Science Exam topics
Exams Themes
Diversity Systems Interactions
SA1
SA2
Duration of Science papers Pupils can attempt any of the 2 booklets first.
Total time allocated is 1h 30 min
ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES WEIGHTING
Knowledge with Understanding 40%
Applications of Knowledge and Process skills
Observing
Comparing
Classifying
Inferring
Analysing
Evaluating
Using Apparatus & Equipment
Communicating
Predicting
Generating possibilities
Formulating hypothesis
60%
Total 100%
P3 Science Key Programmes
1.Inquiry lesson on mould
2.Gardening 1
3.Gardening 2
P3 Science Examination Format for SA1
T O T A L
Booklet
A
B
Item Type
Multiple
Choice
Open-ended
No
of qns
20
10
No of marks
per question
2 marks
2 - 4 marks
Weighting
40%
30%
Written
10 % Performance
Task - 10 marks
80 %
P3 Science Examination Format for SA2
T O T A L
Booklet
A
B
Item Type
Multiple
Choice
Open-ended
No
of qns
30
10
No of marks
per question
2 marks
2 - 4 marks
Weighting
60%
30%
Written
10 % Performance
Task - 10 marks
100 %
Vision • Communication Culture and Connection (3Cs)
Mission • To nurture proficient Mother Tongue Language users to make it
a living language.
Key Focus • To develop pupils oracy skills for effective communication • To introduce pupils to basic writing skills
Mother Tongue Languages (MTL)
To develop pupils language proficiency based on the following skills
P3 Mother Tongue Languages
Listening Picture matching, understand text of different genres
Speaking Conversation, Oral presentation
Reading Reading Aloud, Reading Portfolio
Writing Language (Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension), Picture Composition
Communication Oral- Conversations
Written- Note Writing
Initiatives to promote active MTL Users Reading Culture •Instill the love of reading MTL books through a structured
reading programme. • Pupils are to maintain reading records and do follow up activities after the reading sessions.
MTL Fortnight & School Based Activities • Pupils engaged in language and cultural activities through games,
competitions and learning stations.
Oral Communication Skills Workshop • Will be conducted in Term 3. This workshop will engaged pupils to communicate effectively using their Mother Tongue Languages.
EXAMINATION COMPONENT
TOS with details of components tested will be given to all pupils
before the SA1 & SA2.
P3 Mother Tongue Languages
• Paper 1 (15%)
– Picture Composition
• Paper 2 (45%)
– Language & Grammar
• Paper 3 (40%)
– Listening Comprehension (10%)
– Oral (30%)
Chinese Language Teachers
Mrs Fudong
CL Teacher
Mdm Ham Choi Keng
Senior Teacher
Chinese Language
Mdm Ng Siew Hong
SH CCE
Ms Low Hui Lin
Doreen
CL Teacher
Mr Jason Yeo
SH New Media
Malay & Tamil Language Teachers
Mrs Shanti Moorthy
HOD Mother Tongue
Mdm Nurafizah
ML Teacher
Miss Ili Sakinah
ML Teacher
Mdm Nur Yanty
ML Teacher
AESTHETICS
DOMAIN
Art Forms
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
P1 Fine Art, Design - 2D, 3D
New Media – Simple Photography in PAL P2
P3 Fine Art, Design - 2D, 3D
3-D Fine Arts – Ceramics
P4
Fine Art, Design - 2D, 3D
3-D Fine Arts – Ceramics
New Media – Photography (Basic)
P5 Fine Art, Design - 2D, 3D
New Media – Photography (DSLR & Photoshop) P6
Visual Arts 2015
Educational Outcomes : Confidence, Connection, Creativity, Curiosity
Art Outcomes: Art Skills, Art Values, Elements of Art, Principles of Design
VISUAL ARTS SPECIALISTS
Mrs Cindy Tan
Visual Arts
Co-ordinator
Mrs Esthelle Heng
Visual Arts
Specialist
Ms Siti Nurizzah
Visual Arts
Specialist
Mrs Goh Sok Hwa
Visual Arts
Teacher
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
P1 Theatre
(Speech & Drama)
Dancesport
(Cha Cha)
Music
(General
Musicianship)
Music
(General
Musicianship)
P2 Music
(General
Musicianship)
Dancesport
(Tango)
Theatre
(Speech & Drama)
Music
(General
Musicianship)
P3 Dancesport
(Jive)
Music Making
(Keyboard / Orff)
Theatre
(Creative Dance) Music Appreciation
(Asian Music) Theatre
(Creative Dance)
Music Making
(Keyboard / Orff)
P4 Dancesport
(Jive)
Music Making
(Keyboard / Orff)
Theatre
(Creative Dance) Music Appreciation
(Orchestra Music) Theatre
(Creative Dance)
Music Making
(Keyboard / Orff)
P5 Dancesport
(Tango)
Music Making
(Orff Ensemble)
Music Making
(Ukulele)
Music Appreciation
(World Music)
P6 Music Appreciation
(Pop and Electronic
Music)
Music Making
(Ensemble)
Dancesport
(Waltz)
Post-PSLE Waltz
Rehearsal
Performing Arts Modules 2015 Educational Outcomes : Confidence, Connection, Creativity, Curiosity
PERFORMING ARTS SPECIALISTS
Ms Loi Wei Ling
Subject Head
Arts Education
Mrs Jessica Lim
Performing Arts
Senior Teacher
Miss Angela Koh
Performing Arts
Specialist
MORAL & SOCIAL
DOMAIN
Understanding CCE Goal of CCE:
To inculcate values and build competencies
in our students to develop them to be good
individuals and useful citizens.
School Core Values:
•Foundation of character
•Provide compass for behavior.
SEL Competencies:
-skills & knowledge that enable students to
•Manage self and relationships effectively.
•Make responsible decisions.
Skills related to Citizenship that enable
students to:
•Function effectively as active citizens.
•Stay rooted to Singapore.
Character and Citizenship Curriculum
SEL skills
Respect
Compassion
Courage
Discipline
Team spirit
Integrity
Loyalty
Application
of skills and
values
manifested
in the VE
Companion
Core Values
Self Awareness
Self
Management
Social Awareness
Relationship Management
Responsible
Decision Making
• Our SL programme aims to build the
understandings and skills of service
leadership through the curriculum and
many varied activities of school life.
• In this way, students develop their
individual capacity to lead, influence and
serve others in a responsible manner.
ICT Baseline Skills Acquisition Programme
P1 Introduction to ICT hardware, Touch-typing
with MS Word
P2 Microsoft Word (Basic features)
P3 Microsoft Powerpoint (Basic), internet search
P4 Emailing
MS Word (Advanced)
MS PowerPoint (Advanced)
MOE ICT Baseline Skills Assessment (Term 3 2015)
P5 MS Excel (Basic Formulas)
P6 MOE ICT Baseline Skills Revision
MOE ICT Baseline Skills Assessment (Term 3 2015)
Post-PSLE:
Basic video production using MS Windows Movie Maker
Library Instructional Programme (LIP)
Fortnightly Library Periods held in the school library.
The LIP aims to equip pupils with :
• critical library skills
• values and behaviours becoming of a considerate
library member
• an appreciation for reading
PHYSICAL
DOMAIN
New
• New physical education (PE) syllabus from P1 to P4.
– New PE Journal Book from P1 to P4 (An Active & Healthy Me)
– Health education lessons will also be integrated into PE lessons at all levels.
• All students will have to take part in Outdoor Education in PHE lessons.
• NAPFA test to be conducted every other year instead of annually, at Pri 4 and 6.
Levels/
Syllabus
Gymnastics Outdoor
Education
Dance
Games
& Sports
Athletics Physical
Health &
Fitness
P1 NA
P2 NA
P3
P4
P5
P6
EFPS Physical & Health Education Syllabus 2015
** Components of HE is incorporated during PE lessons which includes
•Physical Health Dimension
•Environmental and Your Health Dimension
PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION SPECIALISTS
Mr Mohd Hairil
Lead Teacher Mr Muhd Azhari
HOD PE/CCA
Mr Hamzah
Co-ord Holistic Health
Mr Zhang Kaixin
Subject Head PE
Mdm Idayu Dewi
Subject Head
Outdoor Education
MrsNoor
Co-ord Holistic Health (Staff)
SCHOOL MATTERS
GUIDELINES FOR LEARNING TIME
Learning Time - both written and non-written homework Rationale -
Cultivate the good habit of self study and initiative
Promote thinking skills
Reinforce learning
Lesson preparation
LEARNING TIME FOR P3-P4 Time Amt of work
Normal school days
(Mon to Fri)
(Mon – Fri)
Maximum 2 hours per day
45 mins for Mother Tongue
1 h and 15 mins for English, Maths and
Science
SA Revisions
SA1 revision starts no later than T2W5
SA2 revision starts no later than T4W3
Minimum of 1 full paper per subject / per week
before the examination.
But not more than 2 papers per day
*Teachers have to note that they have to go
through all papers given to their pupils
School holidays
(Mar, Jun and Sep holidays)*
Mar holidays
No homework
Jun & Sep – 1 week or 10 hours worth of
homework
Festive seasons
(CNY , Hari Raya Puasa, Hari Raya Haji,
Deepavali)*
Strictly no homework to be given
*Any other school holidays or festive holidays, such as Youth Day, Vesak Day, Labour Day etc.,
it is up to the discretion of the teachers to decide if learning time is necessary.
Examination Matter
In the event that your child is
absent for any examination, an
official medical certificate is
required.
CLASS MATTERS
3 Hope’s Class Rules & Procedures
Incomplete Work or Unacceptable Conduct
We would seek your cooperation to check your child’s diary
to be kept informed about important notices, things to bring,
and remind your child to complete their homework.
We also seek your understanding and support, should we
need to contact you, if a pupil has been frequently forgetting
to complete work or demonstrates unacceptable conduct.
(Observance & Adherence)
COMMUNICATION CHANNELS Fostering A Partnership
Pupils’ Diary
School General Office: 63126091
Parents are advised to call and leave a message.
E-mail Addresses of Teachers:
Mr. Matthew Sum: [email protected]
Miss Angela Koh: [email protected]
Mrs. Goh Sock Hwa: [email protected]
School Website: www.edgefieldpri.moe.edu.sg
Parent -Teacher Meeting (PTM) Slides
The slides will be made available on the school
website from 9 February 2015 onwards.
www.edgefieldpri.moe.edu.sg
Parents’ Symposium
27th March 2015
Friday
2.30pm
Please refer to the school website for more details and
registration.
Thank You !
Q & A