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EDUCATION OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM 9 MARCH - 15 MAY 2020

CCA PROGRAMME

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EDUCATION OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM PROGRAMMESEASON THREEHERE ARE THE ACTIVITIES YOU CAN DO AT NEXUS: MOTHER TONGUE WORKS IN TERMS

THE MUSIC ENSEMBLES RUN IN SEMESTERS

ACSIS SPORTS

CCA PROGRAMMES WORK IN SEASONS

THE SWIMMING SQUADS RUN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

Please contact the relevent member of staff with any enquires regarding these activities. These can be found on the back page of this booklet.

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (CCAs)KEY DATES & TIMESTHERE ARE TWO PHASES FOR CCA SIGN-UPS.

Phase OneActivities Portal will open at 12 Noon Thursday 20 February 2020. The Portal will close at 10am on Tuesday 25 February and activities will be allocated.

Phase TwoThe Portal will then reopen at 4pm on Tuesday 25 February, where additional choices can be made. Phase Two will close at 10am on Thursday 27 February. This is when all remaining CCA places will be allocated.

SEASON THREE RUNS FROM 9 MARCH 2020 TO 15 MAY 2020 (8 WEEKS).

KEY NEW INFORMATIONCOVID - 19 IMPACT ON SEASON 3

In light of recent COVID-19 Guidelines please note that we will be not be running any off-site CCAs this season

This season is also starting a week later than previously advertised to allow us time to adjust to any impact the guidelines have had on our Season 3 planning

Parents of learners from Kindergarten to Year 1 may choose to avoid CCAs that are offered by an external provider to limit your child’s exposure to external visitors.

If the COVID-19 Guidelines change during the season resulting in us cancelling a paid CCA, we will do our absolute best to recover the cost from our providers. However this is not guaranteed and the school will not be held liable to repay the cost of the CCA.

CCA Gathering pointAll learners will gather in the Level 5 West Wing Cafeteria after school and will be taken to their CCA classrooms by their teachers. The teachers can make alternate arrangements with the learners for the weeks after.

Pick up pointAfter CCAs in the afternoon, learners can be picked up from the Level 2 Eco Cafe, outside the Learner Services office.

Younger learners who are taking the CCA bus will be taken to the bus bay by the CCA teacher.


Please select CCAs that your child will commit to for the whole season.

The system randomly allocates places and there is no advantage to selecting early in this process.

Due to the length of the school day CCAs are not available for Nursery learners.

Kindergarten learners will be allocated up to 2 CCAs (1 CCA, 1 paid CCA).

Year 1 learners will be allocated up to 3 CCAs (2 CCA, 1 paid CCA).

All learners from Year 2 upwards will be assigned up to a maximum of 5 CCAs, (3 CCAs, 2 paid CCAs) depending on the popularity of the CCAs. Learners from Year 5 upwards should make their own choices with parental guidance. Parents will not be able to do this through their own portal login. For information on ACSIS Sports, click here.

PARTICIPATION IN CCA SESSIONS & EVENTSPlease take time to read over the various activities on offer and discuss with your child which CCAs they would like to commit to. We strongly encourage every learner to commit to at least one CCA each season and also to take part in at least one voluntary event per year.

CCAs do not run during school or public holidays.

ADDITIONAL LUNCHTIME & AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIESSWIMMING AT NEXUSPlease note that the Nexus Swim Squads will continue to train as established. This programme runs throughout the year. Learners in Years 2, 3 and 4 who wish to improve their swimming should join the Recreational Swimming CCA on Tuesday and Thursday 3.30pm – 4.30pm.

ART OPEN HOUSEArt at Lunch (Years 3 – 6) Learners are welcome to come into the Art Studio 03 W.140 on Tuesday & Friday during their lunch break to work with recyclables and to plan and create artwork.


We prefer to receive payments by telegraphic bank transfer but we do accept cash, cheque and card (including NETS) payments in our Cashier’s Office.It is incredibly useful to send a screenshot of your online payment to [email protected]. This allows them to track and cross reference your payment. If you are able to input a reference when making a bank transfer please enter your child’s surname/family name, homebase group and reference CCAs. For example: Wang5GCCA

BANK DETAILS FOR TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERACCOUNT NAME: Nexus International School (Singapore) Pte LtdACCOUNT NUMBER: 451-309-605-9BANK: UOBBANK ADDRESS: 80 Raffles Place #29-03, UOB Plaza 1, Singapore 048624SWIFT ADDRESS: UOVBSGSGXXXBANK CODE: 7375BRANCH CODE: 001 Bank: UOB

TRANSPORTATIONAt the end of CCAs, learners can take the 4.35pm door-to-door activities bus for an additional charge. There is also a complimentary bus service to Ulu Pandan. To ensure a place on either of these services for the first week of CCAs, you must email BT&Tan or call 6483 7260 / 6483 4527 no later than 9am on 28 February. More contact details are available at www.nexus.edu.sg in the Parent Zone. Parents who are picking up learners at 4.30pm can meet their child at the Eco Cafe on level 2.

PLEASE NOTE: The CCA bus only runs during the CCA Season.

COSTSMany CCAs are offered free of charge; if there is a cost associated with the CCA this is indicated. Payments for CCAs should be made once your child receives confirmation of a place on this activity. All payments should be made to the School Cashier or online (see below). Please note that all CCA payments should be completed by 27 March 2020 (end of week 2 of CCAs). Learners will only be able to attend their CCA in week 3 if payment has been made in full. Please note that all CCA choices will be taken as final at the end of week 2. You will be billed for the whole season for all paid CCAs your child is registered for at the end of week 2.

Please be aware that if your child is absent or a paid CCA is cancelled by the school due to unforeseen circumstances e.g. haze or adverse weather, there will be no ‘make-up’ class or reimbursement. This also applies to school trips and camps.

HOW TO PAY?Please contact Finance directly if you require any assistance with payment issues. You can reach them at [email protected] or in the Cashier’s Office on Level 2.

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ONLINE INFORMATIONTo access CCA information and hyperlinks, please go to the school website: nexus.edu.sgThe following information can be found in the Parent Zone (parentzone.nexus.edu.sg):

• A PDF copy of all Education Outside The Classsroom booklets• A link to the Activities Portal

Please send any enquiries about the CCA programme to: [email protected] look forward to seeing all our Nexus learners involved in Season Three activities.

Ms Stephanie Hughes Deputy Head of School (Academic Support)

SERVICE & LEADERSHIP AT NEXUSWe encourage and support our learners in their service and leadership initiatives. Nexus has CCAs that are led by our Secondary students. These CCAs have an LL symbol next to them which indicates they are Learner Led.These acts of service will contribute to:

• Creativity, Action & Service (CAS) - this is a requirement of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)

PRIMARY SCHOOL COUNCIL We consider every child at Nexus capable of taking on a leadership role. Stephanie Thompson will provide dedicated support sessions on Thursday lunchtime to nurture this student leader-ship initiativeIf you have an idea to make the world (or Nexus) a better place, we would love to get learner-initiated lunchtime activities started. Children are more than welcome to come along on and get involved.

LEARNER LEADERSHIP The Learner Leadership Team (LLT) is a 13 strong team of IBDP learners, made up of Lead Learners, House Leaders, Wellbeing Leaders and Lead Learner Mentors. These learners are role models that are a key part of the school community as they organise and support a wide range of whole-school events, initiatives and assemblies. The LLT team is also supported by a group of Learner Representatives from Year 7 to 11. These Learner Representatives meet together with the LLT and represent their year groups and forms to ensure that all learners contribute a valuable voice to decision making. As aspiring future leaders these learners also benefit from leadership training, allowing them to better support their peers as they grow and learn together.

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FIRST LEGO LEAGUE COMPETITIONFIRST LEGO League (FLL) is an international competition organised by FIRST for elementary and middle school students. Each year FIRST LEGO League introduces a scientific and real-world challenge for teams to focus and research on. The robotics part of the competition involves designing and programming LEGO EV3 Mindstorms robots to complete tasks. This is the second year that Nexus plans on sending a team.

DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S INTERNATIONAL AWARDThe Bronze and Gold Levels of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award are now on offer at Nexus, and many of our learners in Years 9, 10, 11 and 12 are currently taking part. It is the world’s largest Youth Development Award for young adults aged 14 to 24 and is widely recognised by universities and employers around the world.

It is made up of the following five sections: • Voluntary Service

• Skill

• Physical Recreation

• Adventurous Journey

• Residential Project (Gold only)

Many learners will be using CCA activities to count towards their Award. If your child would like to get involved, please encourage him or her to email: [email protected]


NEXUS IS AN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL IN THE TRUE SENSE OF THE WORD. CURRENTLY OUR LEARNERS COME FROM OVER 45 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES! WE ARE AWARE OF AT LEAST 24 LANGUAGES SPOKEN AS A FIRST OR HOME LANGUAGE BY OUR LEARNERS.

Whilst English is our common language, we must not underestimate the importance of our mother tongue, or home language(s), which form part of our identity.

Our Mother Tongue programme aims to engage learners and to give them an opportunity to maintain and practise their language skills together with other speakers of a similar age. However, a home language cannot just be cultivated through a weekly or twice weekly lesson. The family has the greatest influence on the development of a child’s language.

CCA MOTHER TONGUE PROGRAMMEWe are looking to provide classes in these mother tongue languages for learners in the following year groups. This will be dependent on the age range and meeting the minimum number of learners required for a class to start. Mother Tongue classes began on 20 January 2020. Next phase is Term 4

LANGUAGE OPEN TO DAY(S) AND TIME FEE ROOM

French Years 1 - 6 Tuesdays 3.30pm - 4.30pm $30/hr 01-W.020

Hindi Years 4 - 6 Wednesdays 3.30pm - 4.30pm $30/hr 01-W.090

Hindi Years 1 - 3 Thursdays 3.30pm - 4.30pm $30/hr 01-W.060

Italian Years 2 - 6 Mondays 3.30pm - 5.00pm $45/1.5hrs* 01-W.050

Japanese Years 1 - 4 Tuesdays 3.30pm - 4.30pm $30/hr 01-W.090

Hebrew Years 1 -4 Tuesdays 3.30pm - 4.30pm Starting 3rd March 2020

$30/hr 01-W.090

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*Please note the higher fees and increased session time for this


To register for any of the above language courses, or if you are an experienced teacher who would like to contribute to our programme in a language not listed above, please contact: [email protected].

Please note that there is no Mother Tongue programme during the last week of each term.

We regularly contact parents to gauge their interest with a view to offering other languages. If there is enough interest, and we can recruit a suitably experienced teacher, we will set up classes based on language interest.

Paula Kennedy-Wingate Deputy Head of School (Secondary)

MUSIC ENSEMBLES HAVE TWO SESSIONS IN THE YEAR: SEMESTER ONE (TERMS 1-2) AND SEMESTER TWO (TERMS 3-4). Learners are encouraged to participate for the whole year, as they will rehearse for music concerts and school events throughout the year.

SIGN UPS FOR TERM 3-4 ARE NOW OPEN

All learners (except beginners) who are learning an instrument through the Nexus Instrumental Programme are expected to join a music ensemble for the year. Performers will be expected to wear suitable attire for performances, which should include a white or black shirt, black skirt or trousers (Secondary only) and appropriate footwear (this should not include brightly coloured trainers). Learners will be notified of any further specific dress requirements leading up to the performances. Details of our ensembles are given below. For more information contact [email protected].

Ms Clare Lambert Subject Leader: Music

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Dancercise Lunch 12.45 Ms Katrina Jones, Ms Aysha Long, Ms Zehra Shariff

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Primary Readers’ Cup Lunch 12.45 Ms Monica Picard Primary Library

Chinese Chess (xiangqi) Lunch 1.15 Mr Sean McGeough 10-W.030

Secondary Book Club Lunch 1.25 Ms Susan Lussenhop, Ms Jenny Murray Secondary Library

Ballet for Year 1 3.30 Dance Theatre Arts 04-E.013 (Blackbox 2)

Ballet for Years 2, 3, 4 3.30 Dance Theatre Arts 03-E.020 (Blackbox 1)

Boom, Bang, Fizz, Fun Science (KG-Y1) 3.30 Newton Show 07-W.070

Table Tennis for Primary 3.30 Ms Audrey Cheng Level 3 Outside the Sports Hall

Taekwondo 3.30 Top Strategy 02-F.020

Tinytots Soccer 3.30 Tinytots Sports Field

TUESDAY K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13Little Makers (Tuesday lunch time) Lunch 12.45 Ms Chantel Williams, Ms Leanne Yun 01-West

Nano Blocks Lunch 12.45 Ms Eloisa Sayo, Ms Julin Ke 08.W.070

Art Club 3.30 Ms Clarine Cheo 08-West

Chinese Language CCA 3.30 Ms Jenny Gong, Ms Zoe Zhou 09-E.040

Creative Construction 3.30 Ms Lyn Hart, 02-W.120

Junk Art 3.30 Ms Lauren Colgan 03-W.120

Lego EV3 Robotics 3.30 Mr Aaron Dustow 07-W.070

Knitting for a cause 3.30 Ms Karen Orlowski 02-W.100

Petit Chef 3.30 Ms Katie Mack, Ms Lisa Mulholland 02-Kitchen

Recreational Swimming (Year 2 & 3) 3.30 Ms Rachel Malster Swimming Pool

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TUESDAY K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13Sew Me Up 3.30 Ms Sharon Siew, Ms Siew Ming 02 W.060

Table Tennis for Secondary 3.30 Mr Steven Hensman Level 3 Outside the Sports Office

The Culture of Food (Years 10 & 11) 3.30 Mr Rohit Kishor 08-W.082

The Procreate app on Ipads 3.30 Ms Meher Verghese 04-W-130

World Scholar's Cup 3.30 Ms Ioana Badicioiu, Ms Sylvia Klinzing 10-W-140

Yoga 3.30 Ms Gabby Liu, Ms Zoe Zhou 12-East

WEDNESDAY K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13Little Makers 12.45 Ms Ivy Chang, Ms Yi Jie Ge 07-W.070

Mindfulness and Yoga 12.45 Ms Bhavana Nair-Msimanga, Ms Kathy Wong

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Exam Success 1.25 Ms Melanie Brown, Mr Clive Nicholas 12-W.050

Ballet for Kindergarten 3.30 Dance Theatre Arts 03-E.020 (Blackbox 1)

Boom, Bang, Fizz, Fun Science (Y2 - Y4) 3.30 Newton Show 07-W.070

Chess Club 3.30 Rishi Kapoor 09-E.051

Dungeons & Dragons 3.30 Mr Rene Kragelund 11-E.050

Irish Dancing 3.30 Irish Inspirational Dance 04-E.013 (Blackbox 2)

Karate 3.30 Sports4Kids 04-East Open Space

Learn the Piano 3.30 JoyWaltzStudio 04-E.074

Race Car Engineering 3.30 WittyMitty 08-W.050

Race Car Engineering Advanced 3.30 WittyMitty 08-W.070 (Makerspace)

Race Car Engineering Intermediate 3.30 WittyMitty 08-W.070 (Makerspace)

THURSDAY K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13Break Dancing 12.45 Mr Jonathan Chatters 02-F.020

Cross Stitch Crazy 12.45 Ms Susan Sanderson, Ms Vanee Eganathan

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Little Makers 12.45 Ms Julie Smith, Ms Catharine Steele 07-W.070

Sim City 12.45 Mr Stephan Bolton, Ms Karina Rowe 07-W.120

What's Being Read? 12.45 Ms Harpreet Gandhi 08-W.140

Advanced Science Experiments 1.25 Ms Anne Cain 10-W.120

Board / Card Game Fun (Secondary) 3.30 Mr James Atkins 12-W.030

Basketball Skills, Drills & Games 3.30 Mr Gerry Thomson Sports Hall 2

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THURSDAY K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13Dungeons & Dragons (Primary) 3.30 Mr Andrew Pearce 08-W.090

Fun with art and crafts 3.30 Ms Sarah Baldock, Ms Vicky Holdcroft 11-W.060

Introduction to Fishing 3.30 Mr Sonny Feng Bottom of the staircase by behind the Sports Hall

Lego Robotics 3.30 D'Growing 08-W.070

Origami 3.30 Ms Zulaiha Jailani 08-W.050

Photography & Digital Story Telling 3.30 Ms Libby Ince, Mr Tony Hall 11-W.070

Pins & Needles Sewing Club 3.30 Ms Caroline de Kock, Ms Gowri Kannan

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Recreational Swimming (Year 3 & 4) 3.30 Ms Susan Kelly Swimming Pool

Support 65 3.30 Ms Bianca Kelly Secondary Library

FRIDAY K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Card Making Fun 12.45 Ms Marichelle Feliciano, Ms Sanyukta Chakrabarty

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Malay Dance 12.45 Ms Khatijah Sani, Ms Esther Esmerald 08-W.090

Learning with Scrabble 12.45 Ms Piyali Roy 01-West

Board / Card Game Fun (Primary) 3.30 Ms Claire Jefferson 09-E.031

Cheerleading 3.30 Cheerforce Sports Hall 1

Hip Hop 3.30 RecognizeStudios 02-F.020

Little Master Chefs 3.30 The Little Things 07-W.082

NeuroCeramics 3.30 Davinci Group 03-W.120

Science Club 3.30 Mr Peter Hart 10-W.030

The Culture of Food 3.30 Learner Led 08-W.082

Warhammer 3.30 Ms Suzanne Kamal 07-W.070

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MONDAY

BALLET FOR YEAR 1DANCE THEATRE ARTS

Year group: Location: Time: Cost:

Year 104-E.013 (Blackbox 2) 3.30 – 4.30 $276

Year 1 ballet is a build up of fundamenatal movement taught in the earlier levels. Learners are introduced to simple ballet techniques within the creative and nurturing environment of Melody Bear’s world. In addition to an exciting variety of set exercises, creativity is explored with dances based on fairy stories with Melody Bear dancing as Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel and the Tale of the Turnip. Additional fun themes include Melody Bear’s Octopus dance, Sleeping Ballerinas, New Shoes, Water Lilies, Friends in a House, the Magic Pool, and the ‘Surprise’ with each theme focusing on a different movement skill.

BALLET FOR YEARS 2, 3, 4DANCE THEATRE ARTS


Year 2 - Year 403-E.020 (Blackbox 1) 3.30 – 4.30 $276

This CCA follows the Junior Ballet syllabus, and teaches children the basics of ballet and dance. In addition to simple barre and imaginative centre practice ideas, the syllabus has creative themes such as: the weeping willow fairy dance, the magic shawl dance, phoenix from the fire, and the woodland ball with the wicked witch as our uninvited guest! Learners are also introduced to the music of ballets such as Swan Lake, Giselle and Coppélia. Dancers will collect ballet vocabulary stickers in their Junior Ballet dictionary and work towards Level 1, 2 and 3 badges. The vocabulary includes French ballet terms, names of ballets and musical terms. Learners may wear HPE kit or purchase ballet kit directly from the provider.

CHINESE CHESS (XIANGQI)MR SEAN MCGEOUGH

Year group: Location: Time:

Year 7 - Year 1310-W.030 1.15 – 2.00

Chinese chess is one of the most popular games in the world and is played by people of all ages. It provides opportunities for learners to develop decision making and strategy skills, and it is an excellent way of keeping the brain active! This CCA is suitable for beginners to experts.

DANCERCISEMS KATRINA, MS AYSHA, MS ZEHRA


Year 1 - Year 201-W.012 12.45 – 1.20

Dance, bop, swing, step, wiggle and wriggle along to some fun tunes and get your heart rate pumping. This is an active and fast-paced CCA for learners who love dance and movement.

PRIMARY READERS’ CUPMS MONICA PICARD


Year 4 - Year 6Primary Library 12.45 – 1.20

Are you a risk-taker who loves trivia games? Are you a communicator who shares information with your team? Are you a thinker who remembers a good storyline and details? Do you like to make book trailers and posters to display and share your knowledge? Then join the Readers’ Cup CCA! We’ve got 8 fabulous books by wonderful authors for you to read, and test your trivia skills in a team. There may be an opportunity to participate in the city-wide Readers’ Cup celebration in April! Learners who sign up this season must commit until the end of the Readers’ Cup celebration in Season 3.

SECONDARY BOOK CLUBMS SUSAN LUSSENHOP, MS JENNY MURRAY


Year 7 - Year 12Secondary Library 1.25 – 2.00

Do you like to read and discuss books? Are you creative and like to plan events? Are you competitive and like to play trivia- type games? Would you be interested in writing book reviews for the Secondary School Library? Then join the Book Club as a CCA. This club will have several focal points: (1) reading books chosen from the Singapore Red Dot Awards Collection; discussing them in small groups and then, as an optional opportunity, competing in an island wide International School readers cup competition in April. Learners in this club will also have the added opportunity to help plan and run the Book Week in April. You will also be asked to write one or two book reviews which will be displayed in the library. Finally, you will be tasked with helping choose fiction and nonfiction books for our library.

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BASKETBALL SKILLS, DRILLS & GAMESMR GERRY THOMSON


Year 3 - Year 4Sport Hall 2 3.30 – 4.30

1 hour of fun-filled basketball action for our younger learners. The session will focus on the basic fundamental skills of basketball as well as learning the nuances and rules for playing the game.

BOOM, BANG, FIZZ, FUN SCIENCE NEWTON SHOW


Kindergarten - Year 107-W.070 3.30 – 4.30 $140

Questions help children form their view of the world. We can expand their horizons and knowledge by responding to their endless ‘How?’, ‘Why?’, ‘What for?’ and ‘When?’ questions. The more answers a child gets, the more they learn! Learners in this CCA will do a lot of experiments to understand how the world works, whilst gaining new knowledge and an interest in the world around them. Older learners might learn how to survive in the desert without water, use forensic science to track down a criminal, and prepare for an expedition to Mars. This is only a small part of the plan!

TABLE TENNIS FOR PRIMARYMS AUDREY CHENG


Year 3 - Year 6Level 3 Outside the Sport Office 3.30 – 4.30

Learn the skills and enjoy the thrills of table tennis in this CCA. Pick up new skills, work on your serves, and play competitively against your peers!

TAEKWONDOTOP STRATEGY


Year 1 - Year 1302-F.020 3.30 – 4.30 $276

Learners will achieve physical fitness and cultivate a sense of responsibility for oneself and others through positive participation in this CCA. They will also build self-confidence and a positive attitude while improving mental discipline and emotional balance. Beginner, intermediate and experienced learners can attend. Learners may wear HPE kit, but will need to purchase the correct kit from the Taekwondo teacher after week 2 of the season.

TINYTOTS SOCCERTINYTOTS SPORTS


Kindergarten - Year 2Field 3.30 – 4.30 $207

Tinytots’s flagship Tinytots Soccer programme aims to develop soccer skills and to refine and develop their fundamental movement skills. The programme combines a series of activities and drills that use imaginative play, familiar games, visual skills and creative participation to engage children and ensure they get the maximum enjoyment from the world’s most popular sport. Our coaches will deliver fun-filled sessions that will support your child’s learning and development through the beautiful game and equip them with skills that will help them inside and outside the classroom environment. Come and score your first goals with Tinytots Soccer!


TUESDAY

LLART CLUBMS CLARINE CHEO


Year 4 - Year 608-West3.30 – 4.30 $10

In our Art club the learners will use a variety of materials to create fun 2D pieces of artwork from sketching to painting and collage. The learners will have the opportunity to work on a different project each week.

CHINESE LANGUAGE CCAMS JENNY GONG, MS ZOE ZHOU


Year 1 - Year 609-E.040 3.30 – 4.30

This learner-led CCA will allow Chinese speaking Learners to improve their language abilities by speaking Mandarin in small groups and with older learners who are leading the session. Learners will be split into age groups and have fun practising and refining their language skills.

CREATIVE CONSTRUCTIONMS LYN HART,


Kindergarten02-W.120 3.30 – 4.30

During this CCA, learners will develop their fine motor skills and work together to strengthen cooperative skills. Learners will enjoy the fun of designing and creating their own masterpieces using Lego, mobile or wooden blocks.

JUNK ARTMS LAUREN COLGAN


Year 1 - Year 203-W.120 3.30 – 4.30

Learners will have the opportunity to use a variety of materials to nurture their creative thinking through craft making. Throughout this CCA, they will learn more about sustainability and explore how to be more environmentally conscious through the use of different media. They are encouraged to bring a variety of reusable items e.g. cardboard boxes, toilet rolls, bottle caps, newspaper and plastic bottles, to create their unique art piece.

LITTLE MAKERS (LUNCH TIME)MS CHANTEL WILLIAMS, MS LEANNE YUN


Year 1 - Year 201-West 12.45 – 1.20

Design and build things that spin, move, push, pull, light up, buzz, measure, or are just simply a creative design. Come along and build whatever you can dream up and explore how the Strawbees, Littlebits (electronics), Lego and KNEX can make your imagination come to life. Get excited about all the creations that are possible with the fantastic and fun equipment in the Makerspace.

NANO BLOCKSMS ELOISA SAYO, MS JULIN KE


Year 3 - Year 508-W.070 12.45 – 1.20 $20

These amazingly small micro sized blocks make it possible to create incredibly detailed masterpieces. It allows learners to practice focus, attention to detail and problem solving. Come and create your own Nano Block masterpiece now!

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LEGO EV3 ROBOTICSMR AARON DUSTOW


Year 3 - Year 607-W.070 3.30 – 4.30

Ever wanted to make your own robot? Learn about levers, gears and sensors to create a working robot that you can control and program to solve problems and puzzles.

PETIT CHEFMS KATIE MACK, MS LISA MULHOLLAND


Kindergarten02 Kitchen 3.30 – 4.30

An introduction to cooking skills for our youngest Kindergarten learners. The children will learn about healthy eating, hygiene practices and using kitchen utensils safely.

RECREATIONAL SWIMMINGMS RACHEL MALSTER


Year 2 - Year 3Swimming Pool 3.30 – 4.30

This CCA offers the opportunity for swimmers in Year 3 and more confident swimmers in Year 2 to develop their stroke technique, increase speed and stamina, improve water fitness and coordination. They will also learn about water safety and gain more confidence. Please note that this CCA is suitable for learners who are able to swim at least 2 lengths of the pool unaided, in 2 or more strokes.

SEW ME UPMS SHARON SIEW, MS SIEW MING


Year 1- Year 202 W.060 3.30 – 4.30 $5

A fun introduction of basic sewing with needles and thread with the objective of learning basic stitches for hand sewing.

TABLE TENNIS FOR SECONDARYMR STEPHEN HENSMAN


Year 7 - Year 13Level 3 Outside the Sporrt Office 3.30 – 4.30

In this learner led CCA Learners have the chance to play table tennis either for fun or competitively against their peers. Learners will be responsible for organising a league and setting up equipment.

THE CULTURE OF FOODMR ROHIT KISHOR


Year 10 - Year 1108-W.082 3.30 – 4.30

A CCA which explores and recreates global cuisines and the customs that accompany the food. The aim is to equip all participants with a range of recipes which can be cooked at university - budget meals, one pot meals, dinner party and celebration dishes, TV dinners, edible presents etc.

THE PROCREATE APP ON IPADSMS MEHER VERGHESE


Year 6 - Year 1304-W-130 3.30 – 4.30

Explore digital drawing. Simple enough for everyone. Use your own photography to inspire digital paintings. You will be provided with an Ipad with the Procreate app.

KNITTING FOR A CAUSEMS KAREN ORLOWSKI


Year 5 - Year 702-W.100 3.30 – 4.30 $20

Learn basic knitting skills - casting on, casting off, knit and pearl stitch, following a simple pattern - and knit small achievable projects to raise funds for wildlife centres in Australia for the animals being cared for after the recent and ongoing devastating fires.


TUESDAY

WORLD SCHOLAR’S CUPMS IOANA BADICIOIU, MS SYLVIA KLINZING


Year 6 - Year 1310-W-140 3.30 – 4.30

World Scholar’s Cup is a popular debate, collaborative writing and quiz competition held worldwide. A theme is given (last year’s theme: A World on the Margins), and specific subject related questions were given to us to research (eg. Unsolved Mysteries; Enabling Technologies; Neglected Histories). As a group we will learn debating skills, how to work as a team, and research the questions given. We will then form teams of 3 that will compete in a regional round attended by many international schools in Singapore. Learners compete in 4 events: Team Debate, Scholar’s Bowl, Collaborative Writing, Scholar’s Challenge. The competition may sometimes include fun events such as talent shows and discos. Last March, we formed one Junior team (age range 10-14 years old) and one Senior team (age range 15-19 years old) and won several medals. The Singapore regional round will be held at Dulwich College on March 28-29, 2020 (note that this is the weekend at the start of March break), when qualifiers for global rounds will be announced! Please note that there is a $125 fee for participating in the regional rounds. This will be invoiced later if your child takes part. More information can be found at http://www.scholarscup.org

YOGAMS GABBY LIU, MS ZOE ZHOU


Year 6 - Year 1312-East 3.30 – 4.30

Yoga does more than burn calories and tone muscles. Come along for a total mind and body workout that combines strengthening and stretching poses with deep breathing and meditation or relaxation. Bring a yoga mat and a towel, a bottle of water and wear clothes that are comfortable for you to move in.


WEDNESDAY

EXAM SUCCESSMS MELANIE BROWN, MR CLIVE NICHOLAS


Year 9 - Year 1312-W.050 1.25 – 2.00 $5

Do you have your exam plan in place? Do you need support with strategies to be successful? Come along for personalised help to get organised for the last few months in the lead up to IB and IGCSE exams. Get the results you’re aiming for!

LITTLE MAKERS (LUNCH TIME)MS IVY CHANG, MS YI JIE GE


Year 407-W.070 12.45 – 1.20


MINDFULNESS AND YOGAMS NAIR-MSIMANGA, MS WONG


Year 2 - Year 401-W.060 12.45 – 1.20

An opportunity for learners to feel energised with a fun and motivating lunchtime yoga session. They will learn basic techniques for relaxation as well as breathing exercises. Stories will be used to introduce yoga movements and cooperative games will help learners develop their confidence in the poses.

BALLET FOR KINDERGARTENDANCE THEATRE ARTS


Kindergarten03-E.020 (Blackbox 1) 3.30 – 4.30 $276

Melody Movement Early Learning (MMEL) is a creative portfolio of age-appropriate ballet syllabi, supported by innovative reward schemes, progressing children through the fundamentals of ballet. The UK based syllabus uses fun loving teddies (Melody and Milligan Bear) to guide learners through stories that encourage creative movement and imagination. The creative themes also reinforce fundamental curriculum learning skills such as counting, shape and spatial awareness, vocabulary and language skills. Melody and Milligan Bear invite you to join in their ‘bearrrrr-rific’ ballet journey. Learners may wear HPE kit or purchase ballet kit directly from the provider.

BOOM, BANG, FIZZ, FUN SCIENCENEWTON SHOW


Year 2 - Year 407-W.070 3.30 – 4.30 $140

Questions help children form their view of the world. We can expand their horizons and knowledge by responding to their endless ‘How?’, ‘Why?’, ‘What for?’ and ‘When?’ questions. The more answers a child gets, the more they learn! Learners in this CCA will do a lot of experiments to understand how the world works, whilst gaining new knowledge and an interest in the world around them. Learners might dig for dinosaur bones, discover beautiful minerals, build a rocket, and explore the science of slimes and bubbles. And this is only a small part of the plan!

DUNGEONS & DRAGONSMR RENE KRAGELUND


Year 7 - Year 1311-E.050 3.30 – 4.30

Dungeons & Dragons is a high fantasy role playing game where learners play a part in shaping the world. It is a game that is open-ended, yet structured that fosters collaboration, lateral thinking and problem solving skills. Join the Hexagon Knights of Nexus and get involved in this engaging and exciting CCA. Learners who sign up to this CCA in Season One will continue with their commitment into Season Two and Three. Preference to this CCA is given to existing learners from last academic year.


WEDNESDAY

IRISH DANCINGIRISH INSPIRATIONAL DANCEYear group: Location: Time: Cost:

Year 2 - Year 604-E.013 (Blackbox 2) 3.30 – 4.30 $230

In this CCA learners will be taught traditional soft and tap Irish Dancing. They will progress to a traditional performance piece and choreographed group dances. Irish dance is a fun, fast paced energetic activity that teaches strength, grace, control, coordination and musicality.

KARATESPORTS4KIDSYear group: Location: Time: Cost:

Kindergarten - Year 704-East Open Space 3.30 – 4.30 $230

Karate is an ancient Japanese art of self defense that does not involve the use of weapons and focuses on speed, technique, and grace, rather than brute force. In this CCA learners can expect to build up stamina as it is a high cardio sport. All parts of the body will be in motion during training and it is great for the strengthening of bones, joints, and muscles. Pad work, Kata (set attack), defense movements and sparring will all be part of a session. Learners will need to buy karate kit from the teacher. Learners who participated in this CCA in Season One will be given higher priority for a place in Season Two. However, new learners are welcome to join.

LEARN THE PIANOJOYWALTZSTUDIOYear group: Location: Time: Cost:

Kindergarten - Year 604-E.074 3.30 – 4.30 $230

Master the piano in one season! Learners will use the fun and portable roll up pianos to develop and expand musical talent and interest. This enjoyable learning experience will spark a passion and love for music. This CCA is for learners who are new to the piano. The cost also includes an essential piano music book priced at $20.

RACE CAR ENGINEERING BASICWITTYMITTY


Year 2 - Year 608-W.050 3.30 – 4.30 $255

Discovering physics and engineering concepts to push the limits of what it means to go fast is what this CCA is all about. Learners will have the chance to explore the concepts they are taught and apply these to build and race a gravity powered car against their friends. The cost also covers a $25 fee for the race car parts.

RACE CAR ENGINEERING ADVANCEDWITTYMITTYYear group: Location: Time: Cost:

Year 2 - Year 608-W.070 (Makerspace) 3.30 – 4.30 $255

In this CCA learners will explore what is means to go really fast! By putting the fun back into engineering, students will discover how the process of automobile and race track design can influence the speed of a car. Learners will build and race a 4-wheel drive car and design a race track. The cost also covers a $25 fee for the race car parts. Learners must have attended Race Car Engineering or Race Car Engineering Intermediate to join this CCA.

RACE CAR ENGINEERING INTERMEDIATEWITTYMITTYYear group: Location: Time: Cost:

Year 2 - Year 608-W.070 (Makerspace) 3.30 – 4.30 $255

Learners who participated in Race Car Engineering have mastered the basics and are now ready to take things to the next stage! In this level 2 course, students build and design their very own advanced twin shaft car. The CCA will cover advanced car design, electronic engineering and racing strategies. This time learners are put in the driver’s seat. Please note it is possible to join this CCA even if you did not do Race Car Engineering, although it is an advantage. The cost also covers a $25 fee for the race car parts.

CHESS CLUBRISHI KAPOORYear group: Location: Time: Cost:

Year 3 - Year 509-E.0513.30 – 4.30 $184

Chess improves concentration and problem solving skills. Whether you’re an experienced chess player or you want to come along and learn, the main focus is on having fun and sharpening your chess skills with professional Chess coach, Rishi Kapoor.


THURSDAY

LITTLE MAKERS (LUNCH TIME)MS JULIE SMITH, MS CATHARINE STEELE


Year 307-W.070 12.45 – 1.20


SIM CITYMR STEPHAN BOLTON, MS KARINA ROWE


Year 4 - Year 607-W.120 12.45 – 1.20

If you signed up for Sim City, we will be continuing this CCA into Season Three. New arrivals are welcome to join. If you’ve always wondered what it would be like to have the power to build and manage a city, then join the Sim City CCA! Using Sim City BuildIt, we will learn how to build a city from the ground up with cool buildings and important services for the city. See the website to get a sneak peek of the game we will be using: https://www.ea.com/games/simcity/simcity-builditWHAT’S BEING READ?

MS HARPREET GANDHI


Year 3 - Year 408-W.140 12.45 – 1.20

This is a fun and engaging opportunity for our young learners to come together and enjoy a book. We will be looking at the skills needed to become a good reader and using different reading strategies to improve comprehension and promote discussions.

ADVANCED SCIENCE EXPERIMENTSMS ANNE CAIN


Year 10 - Year 1310-W.120 1.25 – 2.00

Do you like Science and doing practical experiments? This CCA could be your chance to improve both your knowledge and your skills as you prepare for the competition. In this competition, groups of 4 Year 10 learners will first of all compete against other Singapore schools and then possibly, compete against the rest of the world! Questions and experiments will cover all three of your Science subjects: Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The Singapore part of the competition will be held in March.

BREAKDANCINGMR JONATHAN CHATTERS


Year 3 - Year 602-F.020 12.45 – 1.20

Originating from the Bronx, New York City. Breaking is a fun, challenging and creative dance style, where you will learn about the history, music and movement of the art form. Breaking is a great way to keep fit, develop strength, flexibility and explore your musicality. This CCA is completely designed for beginners, so if you’ve never danced before it will be perfect.

CROSS STITCH CRAZYMS SUSAN SANDERSON, MS VANEE EGANATHAN


Year 3 - Year 601-W.090 12.45 – 1.20 $10

Cross-stitch is a popular form of counted-thread embroidery in which X-shaped stitches are used to form a picture. Learners can make gifts such as bookmarks, cards and christmas decorations for friends and family. This CCA will cover the basics with tips and techniques for creating patterns. Older or experienced learners can share designs and create some of their own.


THURSDAY

INTRODUCTION TO FISHINGMR SONNY FENG


Year 7 - Year 13Bottom of the staircase by behind the Sports Hall3.30 – 4.30 $40

Love the outdoors? Why not come and enjoy a relaxing afternoon of fishing. No experience necessary, all equipment provided. This is a strictly catch and release programme.

ORIGAMIMS ZULAIHA JAILANI


Year 3 - Year 508-W.050 3.30 – 4.30 $15

Origami is a wonderful activity. In this CCA learners will explore and try out different simple folding techniques step by step. Learn how to create beautiful origami to impress your friends and family!

LEGO ROBOTICSD’GROWING



Lego Robotics uses Lego bricks as a fun tool to explore robotics, mechanical systems, electronics, and programming. Students who enrol in this CCA are in for a very hands-on experience. It provides them with resources to design, build and program functional robots constructed from Lego and a few other parts, such as motors and sensors. It is open to both beginners and advanced learners of robotics and is run by expert instructors from D’Growing Hands.

BOARD/CARD GAME FUN (SECONDARY)MR JAMES ATKINS


Year 7 - Year 1312-W.030 3.30 – 4.30

Come along and have fun at the Board Game CCA! Learners will have the opportunity to play in teams on a variety of games such as Monopoly, Scrabble, Dominoes, Uno, Skip Bo and Guess Who.

BASKETBALL SKILLS, DRILLS & GAMESMR GERRY THOMSON


Year 3 - Year 4Sports Hall 2 3.30 – 4.30

1 hour of fun-filled basketball action for our younger learners. The session will focus on the basic fundamental skills of basketball, as well as learning the nuances and rules for playing the game.

FUN WITH ART AND CRAFTSMS SARAH BALDOCK, MS VICKY HOLDCROFT


Year 1 - Year 311-W.060 3.30 – 4.30 $20

CCA for young learners who enjoy arts and crafts. We will provide lots of craft materials and ideas - the learners just need to bring their imagination!

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS (PRIMARY)MR ANDREW PEARCE


Year 5 - Year 608-W.090 3.30 – 4.30

A simplified intoducton to the world of Dungeons and Dragons. A role playing game where you get to take on the role of a Human Warrior, an Elven Magician or a Rogue Dwarf, and work together to defeat the evil Orc King.


PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL STORY TELLINGMS LIBBY INCE, MR TONY HALL


Year 6 - Year 1311-W.070 3.30 – 4.30

Enjoy taking photographs? Find that they don’t always come out as planned? Join us to explore and learn about photograph composition and using available lighting to make your images spectacular. Then use your images to tell a story using one of many available web-based and/or device based apps. While having DSLRs would be fantastic, point & shoot and phones are also great! No experience is necessary. This is a brilliant opportunity to improve your photgraphic skills!

PINS & NEEDLES SEWING CLUBMS CAROLINE DE KOCK, MS GOWRI KANNAN


Year 7 - Year 1311-E.010 3.30 – 4.30

In this creative and fun CCA we will cover some basic sewing machine techniques such as winding a bobbin, threading the sewing machine, sewing a straight seam and using the different stitches on the machine. Once learners are familiar with basic sewing techniques they will be given a choice of simple sewing projects that they can work on, such as bags, purses, pencil cases, pillow covers, etc. Basic sewing materials will be supplied, but if learners want specific fabrics or accessories then they will need to purchase these themselves.

RECREATIONAL SWIMMINGMS SUSAN KELLY


Year 3 - Year 4Swimming Pool 3.30 – 4.30

Swimmers in Year 4 and more confident swimmers in Year 3 are welcome to join this Recreational Swimming CCA. We will be developing stroke technique, diving skills, speed, stamina, water fitness and coordination. In addition to this we will learn about water safety and confidence. Please note that this CCA is suitable for learners who are able to swim at least 2 lengths of the pool unaided, in 3 or more strokes (e.g. breaststroke, backstroke, freestyle)

SUPPORT 65MS BIANCA KELLY


Year 10 - Year 13Secondary Library 3.30 – 4.30

In this peer mediation group learners will be able to observe, listen and support other learners with positive outcomes. They will also be trained, and professionally supervised to mediate small issues between learners. Learners who signed up to this CCA in Season one will continue with their commitment into Season two and Three. This CCA is also open to new learners.


FRIDAY

BOARD / CARD GAME FUN (PRIMARY)MS CLAIRE JEFFERSON


Year 3 - Year 609-E.031 3.30 – 4.30

Come along and have fun at the Board Game CCA! Learners will have the opportunity to play in teams on a variety of games such as Monopoly, Scrabble, Dominoes, Uno, Skip Bo and Guess Who.

CARD MAKING FUNMS MARICHELLE FELICIANO, MS SANYUKTA CHAKRABARTY


Year 4 - Year 6W-07-070 12.45 – 1.20 $25

Card Making is the craft of hand-making greeting cards. In this CCA, you will learn to create hand made greeting cards for every occasion, of unmatched quality, originality and uniqueness. We will use techniques like paper quilling, painting, pencil shavings and pop-up card to name a few. You will each learn to design, stamp, cut and assemble your own hand made cards too.

MALAY DANCEMS KHATIJAH SANI, MS ESTHER ESMERALD


Year 4 - Year 608-W.090 12.45 – 1.20

Fancy learning a Malay traditional dance? Tarian Melayu or Malay dance portrays the customs and culture of the Malay people. It depicts the true nature of the Malay people and their way of life. In learning these dances, learners will gain an insights into the richness of the Malay culture and traditions. We aim to perform during the Hari Raya Puasa or Eidul Fitri assembly so come join the fun!

SCIENCE CLUBMR PETER HART

LEARNING WITH SCRABBLEMS PIYALI ROY



Year 7 - Year 910-W.030 3.30 – 4.30

Year 3 - Year 501-West 12.45 – 1.20

Science is fun and interesting. Have you ever wondered why and how things around you work? We will be working and looking at the common things around us from a different perspective.

This CCA aims to enhance the vocabulary of learners through fun. Learners will be challenged to form words and increase their grammar through a creative game theory. They will also use a dictionary to find the meanings of words they have formed, and how to use those words in a grammatically correct sentence.

THE CULTURE OF FOODLEARNER LED


Year 12 - Year 1308-W.082 3.30 – 4.30

A CCA which explores and recreates global cuisines and the customs that accompany the food. The aim is to equip all participants with a range of recipes which can be cooked at university - budget meals, one pot meals, dinner party and celebration dishes, TV dinners, edible presents etc.WARHAMMER

MS SUZANNE KAMAL


Year 5 - Year 1307-W.070 3.30 – 4.30

This CCA will introduce learners to the Warhammer universe, giving them the unique opportunity to assemble, paint and battle with a model army. Equipment will be provided, with learners welcome to bring in their own figures to work on. Open to new and experienced Warhammer fans alike.


HIP HOPRECOGNIZE STUDIOS


Year 2 - Year 802-F.020 3.30 – 4.30 $152

Hip Hop is a great way to express yourself and have fun at the same time. Recognize Studios is bringing their expertise to Nexus to help learners explore choreography, musicality, technique and general body movement, all while having loads of fun learning dance. New dancers will have the opportunity to work on their awesome dance skills in the ‘Budding Blue’ group, held in the auditorium. Dancers who have more experience will be working on similar moves but at a faster pace in the ‘Radical Red’ group, held in the MPH. The hiphop teachers will work with the dancers in the 1st session to make sure they are in the correct group.

LITTLE MASTER CHEFSTHE LITTLE THINGS


Year 3 - Year 507-W.082 3.30 – 4.30 $214

Nothing brings friends & family together the same way that food does. The Little Things seek to bring more children into the kitchen to explore a world of food, ingredients, getting their hands dirty... and of course, to savour the fruits of their labour! While whipping up their feasts and having a ball of a time, children pick up many crucial skills, like language, numeracy, science, problem-solving, working in teams, motor skills, and much, much more. The kitchen is a treasure trove of lessons, and we want to share them with every child!

NEUROCERAMICSDAVINCI GROUP



NeuroCeramics is not an ordinary clay workshop. It is about learning through sensorial exploration. This season’s theme is Let’s Go On A Safari! it enables preschool children to discover more about safari animals and their living environments. Through this programme, children are introduced to clay, animals and their natural habitats to enhance awareness while nurturing their creativity. Sessions are tailored to focus on developing fine motor skills in a progressive manner. From exploring different natural habitats, such as the Deep Blue Sea, Desert Lands and the like, children will create 3 ceramic products with high-quality clay materials. In addition, there will be a glazing session for the children to glaze paint their own creations.

CHEERLEADINGCHEERFORCE


Year 4 - Year 7Sports Hall 1 3.30 – 4.30 $138

Cheerleading is a sport unlike any other. Learn CheerDance, gymnastics, jumps and cool stunts at the cheerleading CCA by CheerForce Singapore. Build up your self-confidence and teamwork with peers through engaging activities that are different in each session. Suitable for beginners to intermediate level, learners will be taught skills like CheerDance movements, handstands, cartwheels, front walkovers, straddle jumps and thigh stands.


KEY CONTACTS

SportsBevan Moriarty,

Director of Sport [email protected]

SwimmingIvan Bunakov,

Director of Aquatics [email protected]

Larisa Mogutova, Specalist Teacher: Primary Swimming

[email protected]

Music [email protected]

Mother TonguePaula Wingate-Kennedy,

Deputy Head of School (Secondary) [email protected]

CCA EnquiriesHayley Pereira

EOTC Coordinator [email protected]

Ajjunied Campus: 1 Aljunied Walk, Singapore 387293 t 6536 6566

www.nexus.edu.sg

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