Primary One Orientation10 Nov 2018

PHUA KIA WANGPrincipal

WELCOMEFUHUA PRIMARY SCHOOL

CHERYL LIMVice-Principal (Curriculum)

GABRIEL CHUAVice-Principal

(Administration)

听Kabar

Baik

Mr John Low

Mrs Vanessa Lee.

E n g l i s h

Mr Iszehar Bin Ismail

Mr Edwin Low

Mrs Vivian Soh

M a t h e m a t i c s

Mdm Qin Min

Mdm Riswaana Tasnim Noor Mohamad

Ms Eunice Teng

M o t h e r To n g u e

KEY PERSONNEL

Mrs Santi Maran

Mrs Shirley Koh

S c i e n c e

Ms Jeanette Ong

S c h o o l S t a f f D e v e l o p e r

P2 & P5: Mdm Nuraina

P3 & P4: Ms Serene Ng

P1 & P6: Mrs Angie Poh

S t u d e n t D e v e l o p m e n t Te a m

( Ye a r H e a d s )

Ms Joyce Lian

Mr Joe Tay

I n f o C o m m

Te c h n o l o g y &

D a t a

M a n a g e m e n tMs Ong Sook Yen

P a s t o r a l

C a r e

& C a r e e r

G u i d a n c e

KEY PERSONNEL

Mdm Nurul Huda Juma’at

C h a r a c t e r & C i t i z e n s h i p

E d u c a t i o n

P1: Ms Sherline Ng

P3: Mdm Zunairah Janis

P5: Mrs Cerenna Fu

.

S t u d e n t D e v e l o p m e n t Te a m

( A s s i s t a n t Ye a r H e a d s )

Mr K.V. Sridar.

P E , A r t s & C C AMdm Wu Heow Meng

Mr Steven Low

A d m i n & O p s

M d m W u H e o w

M e n g

Vision Mission Value

We must honour the

voices of the

child, consider their

worth and allow those

thoughts of theirs to be

made visible. We have to

give them the tools and scaffold their

learning to make meaning of the

world in their thoughts and

connect them to

the real world.

Secondly, values

must be

fundamental

and

foundational – it must build up the child. We have

taken heed to the wise words of the

sage, “Train a child in the way he

should go, and when he is old he will

not depart from it”.

Thirdly, we need

to document what

has been learnt. Our

children must

be able to see, feel,

touch, smell and taste

their learning.

They have to

construct meaning

and make sense of

the world around

them.

Fourthly, we are not alone. We are

building an ethical

community of

learners – teachers,

parents, children, community. Our

teachers are theprofessional ethical learning

community. An old African

proverb reverberates in our

hearts,

“It takes a village to

raise a child”. Parents are

our partners, the community,

our stakeholders.

VALUES & BELIEFS

Who are we? Singapore SMART School of the Future

What are our beliefs? Reggio-Inspired Philosophy

What do we stand for?Values-Centred Education of the 21st Century

The School of the Future

VISION 2020SINGAPORE’S

SMART SCHOOL Of the Future

Creating Opportunities · Leading Learning · Building Communities

VISION 2020VISION 2020

Singapore’s SMART

School of the Futuretudent-centric

Values

-

Future-

rts-focused

Echnologically-

savvy

otivated

eady

Outcome GoalQuality Learning in the hands of Every

Learner Empowered with Technology

Enablers

Teachers as Designers of Learning

Community Networks as Smart Alliance

School Leaders as Culture Builders

Implementation focuses on…

Integrating ICT into

curriculum &

assessment

Designing Quality

Online Learning

Resources

Developing Cyberwellness

& New Media Literacies

Innovating & Developing

Best Practices for ICT in

Education

Providing Professional Devt &

Facilitating Learning

Communities

Providing infrastructure to

support anytime, anywhere

learning

Student-Centric• Child as Protagonist

• Honouring the child’s voices

• Catering to each and every child

• Personalisation, Customisation

SMART Student Outcomes

Values-Motivated

• Values-Based

• Seamless integration

• We teach the child

• Deeply-rooted in Singapore

SMART Student Outcomes

Arts-Focused• Media-savvy

• Appreciating the finer things in life

• Appreciating culture

• Artistic expressions

SMART Student Outcomes

Future-Ready

• 21st Century Competencies

• Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Living

• Critical Thinking

• Global-Outlook

SMART Student Outcomes

Technologically Savvy

• Seamless integration

• ICT Pervasive Environment and Culture

• Frontier of education

• Data Driven

SMART Student Outcomes

Our People

Creating OpportunitiesLeading Learning

Building Communities

OUR MISSION

The CHILD as PROTAGONIST

The TEACHER as RESEARCHER & DESIGNER

The PARENT as PARTNER

The ENVIRONMENT as 3RD TEACHER

OUR PHILOSOPHY

OUR VALUES

PERSEVERANCE:GOING THE EXTRA MILE

INTEGRITY: TRUE TO SELF AND OTHERS

RESPECT: WORTH OF SELF AND OTHERS

CARE: SOCIAL AND CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY

EXCELLENCE:COMMITMENT TOWARDS EXCELLENCE AND LEARNING

Partnership with Parents

Networking For School

( N4S)

Welcome to the Family

Every Parent/ Guardian whose child is currently a student of

FHPS is a member of the

N4S community.

Mission of N4S

1. Creating Opportunities for all our Students and Parents

2. Leading Learning by supporting our school

3. Building Communities by connecting all parents.

Welcome to N4S Community

Why Home-School Partnership

Parents play a critical role in nurturing their child

Parents can contribute significantly to the development and educational experience of their child both within and beyond school

Parents are key players in influencing and shaping their child’s attitudes towards school and learning

Commit at least 2 days annually

Valued partners in school to enrich your children’s primary school years

Welcome to the N4S Community!

Together, we work in partnership with the school for the common vision of a

betterment of our children’s primary school years.

What can I do to support my child’s education?

Go on learning journeys

Participate in recess time activities

Volunteer for any other special projects that will enhance our children’s

school learning experience

What some children tell their parents who

volunteer actively…

“Mummy, I am so proud of you!”

“Daddy, I like it when you come and play with me during

recess.”

“Mummy, my classmates tell me they are envious of me, because you come to school!”

Parent

Volunteers(PVs)

enjoying

themselves@ • recess activities

• Children’s Day carnival

• Mother Tongue

Forthnight

• Learning journeys

• Reading programmes

• Parent class reps

N4S EXCO 2018Chair – Samantha

Tay

Secretary – Lynne

Tan

Vice-Chair – Ng Toon

Yaa

Supporting you and your child through the first 90 days of primary school.

Did I give my boy enough

money for recess?

Who can I approach if

my child needs help?

How many sets of uniform

should I buy?

Will he get on the right school bus?

a Networking for School (N4S) community Initiative

Be a Part of jnrGEMS1:90

• How to be a Part of

jnrGEMS1:90?

• Please approach any of our

friendly N4S PVs and leave your

name and contact number

behind so we can put you in touch with your class Parent Buddy.

jnrGEMS1:90

Objectives

For current parents to buddy incoming P1 parents

To iron out some of the first day jitters of first time P1 parents

To induct new parents into the school’s N4S initiative, until they are ready to nominate their own class reps.

Outcomes

• Beginning of a sense of community within class

Parent Buddies help P1 parents, P1 parents helping each other

Parents stepping up to volunteer as class parent reps

Parents participating in CNY celebrations and greeting each other

Classes ‘competing’ with each other to collect lo hei donations

N4S FB Page N4S Insta Page

Play an

active role!updates sent

out by schoolclass group

chatsn4s@fhps.

com ????

General Office:

6562 4370

"I find it wonderful when I

volunteer in school and

my child's classmates

call out to me 'Auntie

Samantha' or 'Ethan's

mummy' and I'm able to

refer to my child's friends

by name when he tells

me about them."

~ Samantha

“I find it so wonderful

that I can talk to my

child after school about

the various activities

carried out in school

without feeling like I

don’t understand her.”

~Lynne

School Information

SCHOOL HOURS

Days Start Time Dismissal Time

Mondays 8.00 am 1.30 pm

Tuesdays 7.30 am 1.30 pm (P1 to P2)3.30 pm (P3 to P6)

Wednesdays,Thursdays &

Fridays

7.30 am 1.30 pm

Forging Close Bonds – Breakfast@FHPS Canteen.

Before 8.00 am (Mon) and 7.30 am (Tue to Fri)

BREAKFAST WITH PARENTS

SCHOOL RECESS

• 30-minute period

• The period is between 9.00 am to 10.00 am

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Students who are Singapore citizens must sing the National Anthem and take the Pledge.

Students will recite the Pledge with the right fist placed over the heart.

SCHOOL ATTIRE

• Neatly attired at all times.

• Students are expected to be disciplined and their hair neatly trimmed or tied up with brown or black accessories.

• Male students must be neat in appearance, clean-shaven and no facial hair is allowed.

• For girls, only simple ear studs are allowed.

• Modification of uniform is not allowed.

Boy’s Attire Girl’s Attire

SCHOOL UNIFORM

• PE T-shirts to be worn on designated PE /PAL days only, together with the school PE shorts or culottes.

• Shirts are to be tucked in.

• Purchase PE T-shirts according to House colours.

PE ATTIRE

SCHOOL SHOES

• Black Sports Shoes ONLY.

• School socks or white socks that are above the

ankles.

• School socks and shoes can be purchased from the

uniform supplier.

Rain Coat/ Hat/ Umbrella

ATTENDANCE

• Students are expected to be regular in their attendance.

• School will not grant permission for vacation before term ends.

• Late-coming is a school offence. Latecoming:

• after 8.00 am (Mon)

• after 7.30 am (Tue to Fri).

• School will follow up with parents if child has been late for more than 3 times in a term.

Call Office before 7.30 am and inform Office Staff of absence and child’s particulars

• produce a medical certificate or letter from parents upon returning to school.

For HFMD, Chicken Pox and other infectious illnesses

• exercise social and personal responsibility

• return to school after the medical leave expires and clearance from doctor.

ABSENCE FROM SCHOOL

EMERGENCY CONTACT

Notify school via Form Teacher

Information is vital in case of emergencies, especially mobile numbers

• Morning Assembly Announcements

• School Notification and Acknowledgement Console (SNAC)• Notices / Letters / Circulars to parents• Consent / Acknowledgement Forms • Termly Letters (with School activities) • Curriculum & Assessment on the Wall (Termly)

• Student’s Handbook

• CCA Board

• Class Websites / Facebook / Blogs / See-Saw / Class Dojo / Bloomz

• School Website

• School Facebook

COMMUNICATION CHANNELS

SCHOOL/PERSONAL PROPERTIES

The school is our home.

We need to take care of the school.

Take care of their personal belongings.

Lockers are provided in the school.

Students are expected to pack their bags daily

INSURANCE

•The school provides basic insurance coverage for the students for immediate help during emergencies.

•Parents are encouraged to take up insurance beyond the school’s insurance coverage.

SAFETY & SECURITY

• Register at the Security Guard Post

• Wear the Visitor Label for easy identification

• Proceed to the General Office

SAFETY & SECURITY

Morning Drop-off• Students should enter the school via the side gates.

• Only authorised school buses are allowed to enter the school compound.

• Parents who choose to drive their children to the school should alight at the drop-off points only.

• Please do not block the main gate so that our school buses can turn into the school safely.

• All motorists must keep to the speed limit of 15km/h and follow the directions given by the security guards and Operation Support Officers.

• Parents should not leave their cars unattended during drop off/pick up.

SAFETY & SECURITY

Bus

Bay

ISH

Sheltered Linkway

Jurong

General Office East

Foyer Street

13

FIRE HYDRANT 1

Bus Bay

Sheltered Linkway

Traffic

Junction

Stairs B

Stairs A

Stairs FBookshop

Stairs G

Drop-Off Point

Walk-In

Walk-In

SAFETY & SECURITY

Dismissal

• Please work out an agreed meeting point with your child.

• For wet weather, you may want to drive into the school to pick up your child ONLY after all our school buses have left and other parents have picked up their children. Please pick up your child at the Meeting Place (outside the General Office).

SAFETY & SECURITY

Early dismissal for students who are unwell

• If your child is unwell, our office staff will contact you and you will need to come and pick up your child.

• Please report to the General Office where our staff will assist you.

• Do not go straight to the classroom as the Classroom Blocks are strictly out of bounds to all visitors.

• You will be issued with a slip “Permission To Leave School Early”. Do pass this slip to the security guards when you leave.

SAFETY & SECURITY

• All Students are not allowed to have in their possession any weapon.

• They are also not allowed to bring any items which are not used in school curriculum and can cause harm to others.

APPOINTMENT WITH TEACHER

• Please make an appointment.

• Email / Call the teacher.

• Write a note in Student’s Handbook. Wait for the Teacher’s reply.

• Report to the General Office.

• For class matters, please speak to the form / subject teachers first.

IF YOU NEED TO SEE YOUR CHILD

•Report to the General Office.

•Our staff will make the necessary arrangements.

•Meet only at “THE MEETING PLACE ” outside the General Office.

SCHOOL CONTACT

School Contact Contact Details

General Office 65624370

Email Address fhps@moe.edu.sg

School Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FuhuaPrimary

School Website http://fuhuapri.moe.edu.sg/

HB Book Centre Information

Operating Hours 9.00am to 4.00pm

Contact No. 6270106090185765

Website http://www.sgbookcentre.sg

SCHOOL BOOKSHOP –HB Book Centre

Online Purchase is available!

SCHOOL BUSChang Chen Bus Transport

Chang Chen Bus Transport Services

Information

Please contact the bus company directly

Only school-contracted bus operator is allowed in the school premises.

Contact No 67604835

SCH UNIFORM SUPPLIERFinest Fashion Centre

Finest Fashion Centre

Information

Operating Hours (School)

10.00 am – 3.00 pm (Thursdays only)

Contact No 64665697 / 90269738

STUDENT CARE CENTRELearning Studio Educare

Learning Studio Educare

Information

Website www.learningstudioeducare.com

Email Fhps.learningstudio@gmail.com

Contact No 88621458

Opening Hours: 10am – 7pm (During school term)

7.30am – 7pm (During school holiday)

PROGRAMME2nd Jan 2019

TIME PROGRAMME

STUDENTS PARENTS

7.30 am P1 students report to the school hall Hand over child to the Form Teachers

7.45 am VPs lead the P1s to the courtyard

*if it rains, all will stay in the hall

Proceed to observe the National Anthem Ceremony(Level 2 Corridor or Courtyard)

8.00 am P1 Orientation Programme(Classroom)

*Classroom blocks are out of bounds for parents

P1 Curriculum Briefing(School Hall)

9.30 am RecessBuddy@Recess

Proceed to the school canteen

11.00 am Dismissal Assemble at the back of the school hall

2nd Jan 2019 (1st Day)

2nd JAN 2019 (1st Day)

• Parents are allowed to be in school for only the 1st day i.e. 2nd Jan 2018.

• Allow your child to take their school bus to school.

• P1 students to wear the temporary name card until their name tags are ready.

• Each P1 student will receive a thermometer for temperature-taking exercise held on Friday 4th Jan 2019.

• Students to pack the following:

• Stationery i.e., pencil box and colour pencils

• Sun hat

• Raincoat/umbrella

• Numerical lock/lock & key

• Water bottle

• Student’s handbook

DISMISSAL PROCEDURES

Date Time Venue Fair Weather Wet Weather

2nd to 4th

Jan (Wedto Fri)

11.00am Indoor Sports Hall

Pick up your child and show him/her your desired meeting point for dismissal.

Familiarize your child with the route.

7th Jan onwards

1.30 pm Indoor Sports Hall

School Bus Transport School Bus Transport

School Gate(Exit)

Fetch by Parents- Pre-arranged meeting

points decided by parent & child

- Look out for the Class Label

- Fetch your child- Inform the teacher

Fetch by Parents- Go to the Indoor Sports Hall- Look out for the Class Label- Fetch your child- Inform the teacher

GENTLE REMINDER…

• Be considerate to the residents.

• Park at the nearby HDB car parks.

• Do not obstruct traffic. Traffic police will take action accordingly.

• Move up & occupy empty spots along stretch of drop-off area

• Wait for children at your designated meeting area.

Q & A

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

7.45am to 8.30am Registration

8.30am to 8.45am Principal’s Address

8.45am to 9am Certificate

Presentation

9am to 10am Keynote Speech

10.15am to 11.15am Workshop Session 1

11.30am 12.30am Workshop Session 2

Programme

as above

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

Workshop CodeName (s) of

Presenter (s)Title of Presentation

TPS19/S1-01/EL John Low

Drama and Reading:

activating imagination and

developing confidence

TPS19/S1-02/SCMrs Santi Maran

Ms Tan Ying Ying

Learning through Inquiry

and to Develop Curiosity and

Excellence in Science

TPS19/S1-03/MA

Mdm Nurul Asyikin

Mdm Khairunnisa

Nadiah

Mathematics Hacks for

Results

TPS19/S1-04/TL

Mrs. Vijayalakshmi

Sasikumar

Mdm. Meharaj

Begum Mohd

Mustafa

Reading Smarter Begins At

Home!

TPS19/S1-05/MLMs Amirah,Mdm

Hazlina

Joyful Mother Tongue

Learning

TPS19/S1-06/MA

Mdm Selina Kho

Mui Leng, Ms Fiona

Lei Li Min

Model Drawing with

Confidence!

Sesssion 1 Workshops…

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

Workshop CodeName (s) of

Presenter (s)Title of Presentation

TPS19/S1-07/ELMiss Foo Ying Ting,

Dr Rachel LeeI am a Writer

TPS19/S1-08/PDMr Paul Goh

(Keynote Speaker)

Helping Your Child set Goals

TPS19/S1-09/CLMs Lim Tiew Ling

(NIE)绘本认识与欣赏

TPS19/S1-10/PD

Miss Tan Lay Keng

(Private

Practitioner)

Understanding your child

through exploring their

Submerged Portion of the

Iceberg

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

Workshop CodeName (s) of

Presenter (s)Title of Presentation

TPS19/S2-01/PD Mr Yin Kum Tat Shaping the Positive Child

TPS19/S2-02/CL Mdm Wu Juanjuan Chinese Made Easy

TPS19/S2-03/EL Ms Adela Lim (NLB) Raising Readers

TPS19/S2-04/SCMr Lim Cheng

Chuan

Creative Child “Made”

Possible

Sesssion 2 Workshops…

TPS19/S2-05/CLMiss Lee Xiao Tian

Miss Liu SitingBreezing Han Yu Pin Yin

TPS19/S2-06/MA

Mdm Siti Shofurah

Mdm Farishah

Asherina

Fun with Factual Fluency

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

Workshop CodeName (s) of

Presenter (s)Title of Presentation

TPS19/S2-07/ICTMr Helmindra &

Mdm Lin Qiu Yan

Learn Anytime, Anywhere,

at your Own Pace

TPS19/S2-08/EL

Mrs Tang Poey Pei

and Miss Dhanya

Nair

Writing for Results

TPS19/S2-09/CLMs Lim Tiew Ling

(NIE)如何与孩子阅读绘本

TPS19/S2-10/PDMiss Tan Lay Keng The Art of Communication

(Private Practitioner)

Teacher – Parent Seminar

2019

Maximising your child’s

potential

5th January 2019

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