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1 Jalan Stadium, Petra Jaya 93050 Kuching Sarawak Malaysia Phone: 082 313 900 Fax: 082 313 970 email: [email protected] Tunku Putra Weekly News 25 AUGUST, 2017 Any Newsletter comments or contributions, please contact Ms Sindy ([email protected]) Ms Susan, Principal 26 Aug Mid-Semester 2 Holiday - 3 Sep 4 Sep Tuition Fees - Installment 3 - Due 4 - 8 K - Assessment Sep 5 – 8 NS - PT3 Mock Exam Sep 5 - 15 NS - SPM Mock Exam Sep 6 Sep IP - Learning Morning 8 Sep Primary Assembly Secondary House Event 9 Sep T.Y.T’s Birthday (Public Holiday) 11-14, NP - UPSR 18 Sep SEPTEMBER M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 A UGUST M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Celebrating Success (An Acrostic Poem celebrating the recent successes of our students) Steps, the progress made by us all on our Learning Journey so far in 2017. Hugo He, Year 10 awarded a Silver Medal in the ASMO Mathematics competition, South East Asia level. MathematiCs Gold Medal to Jayden Chong in the 2017 Kangaroo Mathematics Competition. Challenge, Sime Darby Young Innovators, Joseph, Iman and Nazreen (TK3) represent Tunku Putra School and Sarawak in this National Level competition. BronzE Medals for Vanessa Ho in U12 Girls 50m Freestyle and U12 Girls 100m Freestyle at the 7 th Samarahan-Kuching Divisions Primary & Secondary Inter-School Swimming Championships. IGCSE results in Mandarin and Bahasa Malaysia, where 82% and 78% of the results respectively were graded A* or A in the June 2017 sitting. Swimming to win the inter-house competition, Green House emerged in 1 st position. PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES – From the Finance Office The 3 rd instalment invoice has been released through the class teacher to your child by Friday 4 th August 2017. The due date for the 3 rd instalment is on Monday 4 th September 2017. Kindly be reminded that all School fees should be settled before/on the first school day of each instalment period as stipulated in our business conditions. If you have not received the School invoice, please do not hesitate to call the Finance Department or drop in personally to Administration Office for a copy of the invoice.

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Jalan Stadium, Petra Jaya 93050 Kuching Sarawak

Malaysia Phone: 082 313 900 Fax: 082 313 970

email: [email protected]

Tunku Putra Weekly News 2 5 A U G U S T , 2 0 1 7

Any Newsletter comments or contributions, please contact Ms Sindy

([email protected])

Ms Susan, Principal

26 Aug ● Mid-Semester 2 Holiday - 3 Sep

4 Sep ● Tuition Fees - Installment 3 - Due

4 - 8 ● K - Assessment Sep 5 – 8 ● NS - PT3 Mock Exam Sep 5 - 15 ● NS - SPM Mock Exam Sep

6 Sep ● IP - Learning Morning

8 Sep ● Primary Assembly ● Secondary House Event

9 Sep ● T.Y.T’s Birthday (Public Holiday)

11-14, ● NP - UPSR 18 Sep

SEPTEMBER M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

AU G U S T M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Celebrating Success (An Acrostic Poem celebrating the recent successes of our students)

Steps, the progress made by us all on our Learning Journey so far in 2017.

Hugo He, Year 10 awarded a Silver Medal in the ASMO Mathematics competition, South East Asia level.

MathematiCs Gold Medal to Jayden Chong in the 2017 Kangaroo Mathematics Competition.

Challenge, Sime Darby Young Innovators, Joseph, Iman and Nazreen (TK3) represent Tunku Putra School and Sarawak

in this National Level competition.

BronzE Medals for Vanessa Ho in U12 Girls 50m Freestyle and U12 Girls 100m Freestyle

at the 7th Samarahan-Kuching Divisions Primary & Secondary Inter-School Swimming Championships.

IGCSE results in Mandarin and Bahasa Malaysia, where 82% and 78% of the results respectively were

graded A* or A in the June 2017 sitting.

Swimming to win the inter-house competition, Green House emerged in 1st position.

PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES – From the Finance Office

The 3rd instalment invoice has been released through the class teacher to your child

by Friday 4th August 2017. The due date for the 3rd instalment is on Monday 4th September 2017.

Kindly be reminded that all School fees should be settled before/on the first school

day of each instalment period as stipulated in our business conditions.

If you have not received the School invoice, please do not hesitate to call the Finance Department or drop in personally to Administration Office

for a copy of the invoice.

Interna onal Primary Using reading buddies to develop and enhance children’s vocabulary IP6 & IP3 children have joined forces to promote reading abili es at Tunku Putra School

Recently, children from Interna onal Primary 3 and 6 joined together again for shared reading. The children support each other in reading for a real purpose – a shared reading buddy program is a fun, personal and effec ve way to introduce the pleasures of reading to children while improving their reading fluency skills and developing their Personal Values – communica on and coopera on.

IP3 benefit from: Hearing stories read-aloud (modeling of reading fluency, phrasing and expression) and having conversa ons with an older student about topics that interest and involve them (extending their vocabulary, oral language abili es) are just two. Also having regular opportuni es to prac ce familiar reading with 1:1 assistance and having an enjoyable, fun, and posi ve experience with ‘big kids’ – brings our school community closer together.

IP6 benefit from: Further developing their own literacy skills and fostering leadership and problem-solving skills while improved self-confidence that comes from being looked-up to. A very real and important reason to be responsible: and an opportunity to demonstrate their Personal Values.

Benefits of Buddy Reading - Develops social skills Reading buddy programs also help to improve learner’s social skills. A reading session will inevitably raise ques ons and lead to discussions, allowing the learner to not only prac ce their English Language skills, but also learn how to communicate and expand their educa on through interac on and feedback.

Benefits of Buddy Reading Improves confidence and

self-esteem

Reading with a peer takes some of the pressure off the children, allowing them to more easily speak out and not be worried about their mistakes. An increase in confidence through the

interac on with other peers - taking away the dread of

having to speak in front of a whole class.

Benefits of Buddy Reading Improves Literacy Skills

The efficiency of reading buddy sessions has been confirmed by numerous

independent studies that show reading buddy

ini a ves promote learning and improve literacy whenever they are

implemented

Benefits of Buddy Reading Improves Speaking Fluency

and Vocabulary

A substan al advantage of reading buddy programs is

that the student gets to improve their speaking and

vocabulary skills while they’re reading in a low-pressure

se ng.

Benefits of Buddy Reading Helps struggling readers

Children who find it hard keeping up with the rest of the class find it extremely

helpful to have an individual reading session, in which they can learn through

reading at their own comfortable pace.

P A G E 2

T U N K U P U T R A W E E K L Y N E W S

Presenting to the CEO of Sime Darby, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Bakke Salleh and Mr Phang, Deputy Principal.

I am wri ng this further report from the ar cle issued in our newsle er on 14th July 2017 wri en by Mr Phang, Deputy Principal. A er the Young Innovators’ Challenge 2017 held at the Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus was completed, we were given a few days to prepare and to submit a 3-minute video introducing our science project. Finally, our TPS team – The Pheromone e-Trapper was selected and as one of the top 15 teams Na onwide, we went to Kuala Lumpur for the Sime Darby Young Innovators’ Challenge 2017 Na onal Accelerator Programme which was held from 2-8 August. Here are the brief ac vi es during the workshop.

Day 0: We were led by our science teacher, Mr Wong Hieng Jiing and arrived at iM4U Central, Puchong, Selangor where we were greeted by our mentor, Mr Solomon who went there earlier to prepare for the programme beforehand. The organizer led us to interact with each other through some ice-breaking ac vi es and gave us a brief idea of what we are going to do for the next six days.

Day 1: “Are we ready to innovate?” is what we were asked the first thing in the morning. One of the most important criteria for innova on is to understand the user and the problem that you are trying to solve. During the en re day, we were mostly doing problem valida on.

Day 2: “It is me to test out our prototype.” We were given a short period of me to build a rough design of our prototype. In the a ernoon, we had the opportunity to go out to the planta on to set up our prototype. Besides, Puan Sara, a Senior Scien st from Crop Protec on Unit, Sime Darby Planta on taught us about the methodology of pheromone extrac on and purifica on.

Day 3: “Innova on is not just having a good idea, but also the feasibility of doing it.” There were some startup mentors such as Mr Azran, CEO of iFlix, Mr Maverick of Digi-X and Ms Emily, one of the founders of Uber gave us their superb ideas and experiences about the business model and feedback of our products.

Day 4: It was finally the me to rebuild our prototypes. Day 5: A great idea comes with a good story telling which we

call “pitching”. We were given 3 minutes to pitch our ideas. In other word, it is also called the elevator’s pitch. The pitch must be short, clear and straight forward to the point in order to grab people’s a en on.

Day 6: The big day. 3 rounds of judging and presen ng our prototypes to the public.

Each day consisted of four sessions, separated by breaks and lunch. A er dinner, there was an evening session which included exercise ac vi es, reflec on and personal development ac vi es.

Furthermore, Mr Wong told us that he was also benefi ed from this programme as the organizer arranged a separate session for the teachers while they learned about the Arduino embedded system and did a minor project on it.

In conclusion, this was truly the most amazing experience we have ever had. There is no be er feeling in the world than sharing your ideas with others. Therefore, we enjoyed the process of sharing ideas with the par cipants, the spirit of team work and making new friends. We strongly encourage TPS students with a passionate heart to par cipate in this challenge next year. Star ng from our daily life, let’s build a be er future for everyone. Innovate!

The big day on 8 Aug 2017 Presentation to the public and judges

Field trip to Sime Darby plantation, Banting. Setting up our prototypes on a palm oil tree

Presenting to the CEO of Sime Darby, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Mohd Bakke Salleh and

Mr Phang, Deputy Principal.

Team members:

Joseph Chung Ming Chong, TK3

Muhammad Nur Iman bin Zaidel, TK3

Mohammad Nazreen bin Kassim Ismail, TK3

P A G E 3

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Last week saw school move for the day to Pusat Kecemerlangan Akuatik for the annual swimming gala. As our photographs show, the atmosphere was electric with many parents and students getting in close to the action.

The emphasis of the event was to create a balance where our many very able performers are able to present their considerable talents in front of their peers, parents, and teachers whilst also ensuring that everybody is able to participate and has fun in doing so. This is certainly helped by our swimming coaches, parent volunteers and by the staff on the day who joined in so enthusiastically and helped ensure the smooth running of the event.

A special mention goes the following students who broke school records:

Leo Wan Ullok 2G, Jay Vikneswaran 4B, Lynn Koide 4G, Dannish Bugo 5B, Belle Chong 5G, Leo Lee 6G, Ashley Ho 6B, Penelope Hopkins 6B, Bethany French 7B, Vanessa Ho 8G and Joseph Chung TK3.

I was delighted with all of our students this year for their participation and performances in the pool.

Ms Fiona (Head of PE)

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NP3 Learning Journey to VH Green Nature Park on Thursday, 27th July 2017

The NP3 students went on a learning journey to VH Green Nature Park along Jalan Matang to enhance their knowledge of tame animals and plants through a real experience other than listening to their teacher and reading from books. Below are photographs taken during the trip and read on to find out what the students have learnt and enjoyed most.

The guide, showing us the African turtle

Finding our way out of a maze

Working with sand at the pit

Feeding the animals with carrots

Having fun at the playground

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Taking a break and having a group photograph

Danial guided by the horse trainer Rania getting ready for the horse ride

The students with their finished product of a seedling in a container

NP3 Students’ Responses to their Learning Journey

What we have learnt

What we enjoyed most

We can put organic fertilizers such as broken egg shells and

coffee waste onto vegetable patches or plants.

We have learnt how to grow a seedling and the different types of herbs.

We get to know new animals such as the Bengal cat, the turtle from Africa, the turkey, porcupine and the Mandarin ducks.

Aloe Vera is good for our body.

Feeding the animals

Finding the way out of the maze

Riding the horse

Playing with sand at the playground

Maths is Fun !

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PRIZE WINNERS OF MATHS QUIZ, “SHOP TO WIN”

NP1 - Aneesa Nur Delisha Binti Haidel

NP2 - Muhammed Noor Nazrin Bin Mohamad Zaki Gardafi

NP3 - Ryan Rahman Bin Sukery

NP4 – Emir Irfan Safuan

NP5 – Adeesa Binti Hamzah

IP4 - Lim Fang Pin

IP5B - Ryan Lim

IP5G – Sade Hui-Yi Tarman

NP1 students at their task

A group photo in front of the headings

A quiz was organized to motivate students in their learning of Mathematics on Wednesday, 9th August 2017. A check with the different teachers showed that the students have learnt concepts relating to the topic, Money. The activity required the students to apply the concepts learnt.

With an amount given, the students had to spend at the shopping area set up at Block E. The rules included:

1. The student might buy more than one for a particular item that he/she liked. 2. In all, the student must buy a minimum of 3 [for NP1 & NP2] and 5 different items [NP3 – NP5] 3. The student had to use the money till he/she had none left or the remaining change was not enough to purchase any more items.

The winner was one who had purchased according to the requirements and had change that did not allow the buying of another item.

The TOP WINNER was one who had spent the money given to buy the REQUIRED items with no change or the least change AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE TIME.

The students enjoyed the activity. IP4 and IP5 classes were also invited to join in the fun.

Reported by Ms Christina

Every class was briefed before the activity.

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P A G E 9

PENDIDIKAN MORALUNIT 8 : BERTINDAK ADIL DALAM PERTANDINGAN

RENANG

CARA BERTINDAK ADIL :1. Mematuhi semua peraturan permainan2. Menerima keputusan pengadil

SEBAB BERTINDAK ADIL:1. Memastikan pertandingan berjalan dengan lancar2. Mengelakkan persengketaan

PERASAAN KETIKA BERTINDAK ADIL :1. Puas hati2. Gembira

Oleh: Marvella Melvin( NP 4 )

The above is a power point presentation created by Marvella of NP 4 about Kejujuran (Honesty) during their Pendidikan Moral lesson.

“Hmm..I know what I want to buy.”

Humaira and Tsara of NP4 calculated the amount they had left. “Hey, that’s what I want.”

IP5Bako joined in the fun. Alia, Adeesa, Anberly and Vivi from NP5 were deciding on what to buy.