P1 (2021) Orientation 12 November 2020 - North Vista ...
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School Leaders (2021) Principal Vice- Principal Admin Vice- Principal Vice- Principal Mr Ong Lye Whatt Mrs Audrey Lee Mr Victor Wee Mr Amran Bin Tasrif
2021 P1 Year Head & Teachers P1/1 P1/2 P1/3 P1/4 P1/5 Ms Subhadra Ms Fiona Seow Mdm Nur Faezah Year Head, P1 & P2 Mdm Diyanah Mrs Simon Foo P1/6 P1/7 P1/8 P1/9 Ms Yeo Si Min Mdm Rozita Ms Chong Yuan Ping Mdm Siti Raudah
Community of Learners @ the School for the Future Build Character, Inspire Passion in Learning Anchored in Values Future Mindset CHARACTER VALUES GLOBAL & FUTURE OUTLOOK OUR PEOPLE SOCIAL & 21st CENTURY SKILLS CIVIC RESPONSIBILITIES Prepared for the Future Socially Responsible School Values ..... School Beliefs .....
Our Beliefs……… Every Student an Engaged Learner Every Staff a Caring Educator Every Parent a Supportive Partner
School Philosophy Every Student an Engaged Learner ……. In North Vista, we believe that every CHILD - Is curious, has potential and is capable of building his own knowledge and sharing his learning with others - Wants to and can learn when opportunities are given - Learns better in a happy and nurturing environment - Can learn good values and habits - Can achieve through focussed support
Learn for Life “Let us prepare every child for the test of life, and not just a life of tests” PM Lee, National Day Rally 2012 Photo credit: Singapore Polytechnic
Changes at a Glance P1 & P2 Removal of all weighted assessments (including P2 year-end exams
Changes at a Glance P1 & P2 Use attainment of Learning Objectives (LOs) to report students’ learning in subjects. Learning dispositions to be used as criteria for Edusave Awards.
HOW WELL WILL A KID FARE IN LIFE? DUNEDIN STUDY OFFERS CLUES Give Help Early The early years are absolutely critical for how a person’s life turns out, and if you really want to make a difference to people’s lives, intervening early is KEY. That’s where governments should put their money. That is where their focus should be. - Prof Richie * Startling finding: brain tests at age three could predict a child’s future chance Poulton of success in life.
Guiding Principles for School-Home Partnership 1.Students succeed when schools and parents work hand in hand to support students in learning self-management skills, taking responsibility and building resilience. 2. Mutual respect and trust forms the strong foundation for positive engagement between schools and parents. 15
Developing good habits We want to nurture your child to be a self-directed learner with good habits and takes responsibility for his/her own learning How parents can partner us: Setup routines for your child at X Expect teachers to give daily updates on home and provide a conducive your child, or contact the teacher to place for him to do his homework check on things that your child needs to do e.g. spelling list, homework, etc. Encourage a reading habit, an X Deliver your child’s forgotten items [e.g. active healthy lifestyle, and also water bottles, wallets, books, consent control the use of social media, forms, etc.] to the school unless it is a personal and gaming devices medical emergency [e.g. Ventolin Inhaler, Insulin jab, etc.]
Developing good habits We want to nurture your child to be a self-directed learner with good habits and takes responsibility for his/her own learning How parents can partner us: Support your child in doing his X Do your child’s homework for him homework e.g. by reminding him to check his handbook. Let him attempts the homework on his own and X Add to your child’s learning load encourage him to ask his teacher if he unnecessarily with tuition and needs help assessment books.
Managing Self We want your child to be able to manage challenges and make ethical responsible decisions to thrive in the VUCA future How parents can partner us: Reinforce school efforts in the holistic X Focus only on academic development of your child e.g. by allowing progress in conversations time for play at home, ensuring sufficient with teachers; ask about your sleep, and encouraging active participation child’s progress in other areas in school programme such as CCA, camps, such as socio-emotional VIA, etc. aspects and values inculcation. Know your child’s strength and abilities and set realistic expectations for him. If need be, discuss with your child’s teachers.
Managing Self We want your child to be able to manage challenges and make ethical responsible decisions to thrive in the VUCA future How parents can partner us: Encourage your child to be resilience and to learn from the consequences of not completing his homework or forgetting to bring items to school. Guide your child to also manage disappointments e.g. if he did not win a prize, get nominated as one of the class leaders, etc. Speak to the teachers to find out more so as to help your child to solve his problems if he expresses concerns about school.
Working with the school to know and support you child We want to develop and strengthen mutual understanding, respect and trust between the school and parents for the benefit of your child How parents can partner us: Clarify the preferred modes of X Expect teachers to give daily updates communication with the teacher on your child or provide detailed e.g. handbook, email, office phone instructions on homework, preparations for tests and exams, etc. Contact teachers during school X Expect teachers to respond operating hours only and to leave a immediately to your queries. Call the message to call back if the teacher school office if it is an emergency. is having lesson
Working with the school to know and support your child We want to develop and strengthen mutual understanding, respect and trust between the school and parents for the benefit of your child How parents can partner us: Work together with the school to fully X Approach another child/parent understand and support the teacher in helping directly when an incident occurs your child to respect differences and resolve disagreements respectfully Have confidence in the school to resolve any X Come into the school e.g. canteen disagreements and misunderstandings between during dismissal to bring food. students. In the event of an incident occurring, Instead, wait for your child at the give the teacher time to establish the facts and Main Gate area OR at the side gate. allow school to take the necessary actions to This is also part of the school safety address the issue and restore relationships and security measures. Work with the teachers to help your child learn from his mistakes, and take restorative actions to correct his mistake Allow the school to engage parents of all parties involved before coming to a decision on the actions to be taken
School Dental Services
Dental Therapist : Mdm Florence Wu To support your child’s wellbeing, the Health Promotion Board provides free health services, such as screening, immunisation and dental checks in schools.
Parents must give their consent before their children receive the services Every year to date, 99% of parents have done so
Health Promotion Board has launched the Child Consent Portal (https://childconsent.hpb.gov.sg) to submit your consent online Scan Me!
It only takes three steps Log on to https://childconsent.hpb.gov.sg using your SingPass with 2- 1 factor authentication (2FA) from 22 Dec 2020 Type in your child’s 2 NRIC/BC/FIN Fill up and submit the 3 medical form
Give Online Consent for Immunisation and Dental Services From 22 December 2020 by 15 March 2021
Getting your Child/Ward ready for School (2021)
4 & 5 JAN 2021 Morning Assembly Reporting time 8 a.m. to 8.15 a.m. P1 students will assemble in the Multi Purpose Hall (Level 2) Parents will have to leave the school compound after dropping your child off at Level 1 and will not be allowed into the MPH or classrooms due to the Safety Management Measures (SMM). *Only 1 parent to one child is allowed into the school.
4 JAN 2021, Mon (FIRST DAY) P1 students to wear the temporary name card until their name tags are ready. Shade or tick whichever applicable Each P1 student will receive a thermometer on the 1st day
Day One : 4 JAN 2021, MONDAY Event Location 8.15a.m. Reporting time Multi Purpose Hall 8.30 a.m. Routines and Classroom orientation induction 9.30 a.m. Recess break for P1 Bistro (with assigned P5 buddy) 11 a.m. Routines and Classroom orientation induction 11.45 a.m. Dismissal Indoor Sports Hall *Only one parent will be allowed in to pick child up from the Indoor Sports Hall
What To Pack? Day One Water bottle Pencil case Coloured pencils Dry snacks / Money to purchase food Do not bring any books
Day Two : 5 JAN 2021, TUESDAY Event Location 8.15 a.m. Reporting time Multi Purpose Hall 8.30 a.m. Class bonding activities Classroom & orientation package 9.30 a.m. Recess break for P1 Bistro (with assigned P5 buddy) 11 a.m. Class bonding activities Classroom 11.45 a.m. Dismissal Indoor Sports Hall *Only one parent will be allowed in to pick child up from the Indoor Sports Hall 1.30p.m. Parents-Teacher Zoom meet engagement session
5 JAN 2021, Tuesday Parent-Teacher Engagement Session P1 parents will be notified via Parents Gateway on the Zoom codes and ID for the Zoom meet by the respective Form teachers. The Zoom session will be from 1.30 p.m. to 2.30p.m.
Week 1 (RECESS) Buddy System for P1 students P5 buddies will assist them in buying food and show them around the school during recess. Form teachers will be there with them. P1s will have recess break at 9.30 a.m. to learn how to buy own food and drinks with the help of their buddies.
School Dismissal Time 4 & 5 Jan 2021 (Mon & Tues) 6 Jan 2021 (Wed) Early Dismissal Time: 11.45 a.m. Daily Dismissal Time: 1.20 p.m. Parents will pick up child from the Indoor Teachers will lead students to the various Sports Hall dismissal points. Please indicate the dismissal point on Pick your child from your chosen meeting their name tags point for dismissal. Familiarise your child on the route to the dismissal point of your choice Bus drivers will assemble the children at ISH and sort them out according to their bus numbers, together with the school staff. Student care personnel will also be on standby to receive NASCANS students
DAILY SCHOOL HOURS REPORTING RECESS DISMISSAL 7.35 a.m. 1.20 p.m. P1 : 9.30 am to 10 am reporting P1 Dry Snack Break (in-class): 12 p.m. 7.40 a.m. for Flag Raising Ceremony Parents are discouraged from: packing food for children for hygiene reasons. passing food to children via the school fence.
Arrival / Dismissal Points Main Gate Side Gate
Only opened during Dismissal Back Gate near Block 266A
GENTLE REMINDER… Be considerate to the residents. Park at the nearby HDB car parks. Please do not park along Compassvale Link. It is illegal to do so. It obstructs traffic. The traffic police will take action against offenders.
ARRIVAL & DISMISSAL Parents who drive child to school* Drop off point is at Block A. Please drop child under the porch. Parents to wait patiently in queue to alight child. Prepare to get child to hop off quickly by getting child to sit with bag and water bottle ready.
SAFETY & SECURITY Morning access to school All drivers must exhibit greater care and patience while driving in the school. Please refrain from honking within school compound. Please keep to the speed limit of 15km/h and follow the directions given by the security guards. Parents should not leave their cars unattended during drop off/pick up.
SAFETY & SECURITY Morning access to school Parents who choose to drive their children to the school will be allowed to drive into the school compound and drop of their children at Block A (canteen) only. Students are to walk into the school premises by themselves, via the main gate 1 (Security Post) or side gate 3 (Bistro).
SAFETY & SECURITY Dismissal All students can be dismissed via the main gate 1 (Security Post), side gate 3 (Bistro) or side gate 7 (near ISH). Please work out an agreed meeting point with your child. For the safety of your child, please wait at the designated void decks of the HDB flats so as to avoid congestion at the gates. If you are driving in to pick up your children (6 Jan onwards): You can only do so after 1.45 pm or when all our school buses have left. Please pick up your child at the Main Gate A where the security guard post is.
SAFETY & SECURITY Parents’ access to school Register at the Security Post at the front gate when you visit the school. All visitors’ temperature will be taken and they are issued a Visitor Sticker so that staff and students can easily identify visitors with authorized access to the school. Please proceed to the General Office thereafter so that we can attend to your needs. You should paste the Visitor Sticker clearly while in school.
SAFETY & SECURITY Early dismissal for students who are unwell/injured in school If your child is unwell or injured, our office staff will contact you. You will need to come and pick your child up. 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 the school with your child.
SCHOOL ATTIRE Neatly attired at all times. School will impress on self discipline of students. Hair is to be short and neatly trimmed or tied up with black or navy blue accessories. Male students must be neat in appearance, clean- shaven and no facial hair is allowed. For girls, small, simple ear studs are allowed. Modification of uniform is not allowed. Ensure Name Tags are sewn or ironed-on on uniforms.
SCHOOL ATTIRE Girls’ Attire Boys’ Attire
PE ATTIRE P.E. T-shirts to be worn on designated P.E. /PAL days only, together with the school P.E. shorts or culottes. Shirts are to be tucked in. Purchase P.E. T-shirts according to House colours. Name tags to be sewn above the school logo on left side of shirt/ blouse.
SCHOOL SHOES Black Sports Shoes only. School socks that are above the ankles. School socks can be purchased at the uniform supplier.
ATTENDANCE Students are expected to be regular in their attendance. School will not grant permission for vacation before term ends. Students who arrive after 7.40a.m. are considered late. Parents will be informed if the child has been late for more than 3 times.
ABSENCE FROM SCHOOL Call General Office before 7.30am and inform Office Staff of absence, medical conditions (if any) and child’s particulars produce a medical certificate or letter from parents upon returning to school. For HFMD, Chicken Pox and other infectious illnesses inform the school once diagnosed. return to school after the medical leave expires or seek extension from Medical Officer if child is not fully recovered.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS/CONTACT Notify school promptly Update School Records Information is vital in case of emergencies, especially mobile numbers
CARE FOR SCHOOL/PERSONAL PROPERTIES The school is our home. We need to take care of the school. Keep School Clean movement, 5 to 10 minutes every day before dismissal – wipe down routine Wipe down routine after eating in the Bistro Students are expected to take care of their personal belongings Label books and personal items with name and class Lockers are provided in the school Students are expected to pack their bags daily and bring the right books to school.
SCHOOL CONTACT General Office Number is 6484 3566 Email Address: nvtps@moe.edu.sg Website address: www.northvistapri.moe.edu.sg North Vista Primary’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NorthVistaPrimary
SCHOOL BOOKSHOP BL Marketing Pte Ltd Online purchase is Opening Hours available! 7.20 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. daily During term time, please purchase items during non-peak hours (11.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.) Contact Nos: 6481 2378 / 6281 9274 Email Address: sales@blmarketing.sg Website: http://blmarketing.sg
SCHOOL BUS Steadfast Transport Service Please contact the bus company if you wish to use their services. Do not use other unauthorized school bus operators. Telephone No. : 6747 4825 Email address: steadfastbus@gmail.com / stsbus@singnet.com.sg
SCHOOL UNIFORM SUPPLIER Kong Chong Pte Ltd Telephone No. : 6753 1489 Delivery is available with a surcharge of $5 delivery fee. *Terms and conditions applies
STUDENT CARE CENTRE Nascan Pte Ltd (North Vista Primary) Email Address: nvscc@nascans.com Telephone: 9829 2889 / 9622 4924 Opening Hours: 11.00 am – 7.00 pm
FAQs Should I start sending the books on the first day of school? Collection of books will be done by the subject teacher/ form teacher over a period of time. A booklet issued to all students on Day One to indicate which books/files to be brought to school on a daily basis.
FAQs Can books be kept in class? Yes. An individual locker is provided for every student. Student will be assigned a locker. A number lock is preferred.
FAQs When will the time table be issued? It will be issued by the end of Term 1 Week 1.
FAQs Can my child wear PE attire to school daily? Students can wear PE attire on days where there is PE or Program for Active Learning (PAL).
FAQs Is there CCA in Primary One? CCAs will begin in Primary Two for those who have been recommended to join the Excellence CCAs. For the rest, CCAs begin in Primary Three.
FAQs Will there be a group chat created for parents of each class by the school teacher? In line with MOE’s guidelines for home-school partnership, (https://www.moe.gov.sg/news/Press-releases/guidelines-for-school-home- partnership-preparing-students-for-the-future), we want to nurture students to be self-directed learners with good habits and takes responsibility for their own learning. Students will miss the opportunities to learn to take on responsibility for his own learning should parents keep going to teachers for daily updates on homework, tests, exams etc. Students will be trained to take notes regarding homework, test, exams and other school matters. Students can refer to the notes as reminders for the various task they need to perform. To partner school, parents can help check on the notes taken by students and have a conversation with your child on their learning experiences. Teachers can be contacted via official email. Parents can also call school, leave a message and our teachers will revert when they are available. Teachers are not obliged to share their personal phone numbers with students or parents. Therefore, chat group is not a necessity to facilitate communications between teachers and parents.
FAQs Are trolley bags allowed? To ensure safety and security, trolley bags are discouraged unless child has medical reasons.
FAQs Are students allowed to bring mobile phone to school? Mobile phones are strongly discouraged. However for any calls to be made, students can only use mobile phones outside the General Office at the Meeting Place. Phones must remain switched off and should only be switched on when necessary, for child to use it.
FAQs Can I apply for longer leave over festive season if we need to spend time overseas with my child’s grandparents? School will not grant permission for students to leave before school holidays. However, for special cases, parents can write in to the Administrative Manager, Ms Sandra Sia, via the school email nvtps@moe.edu.sg Permission will be granted on a case by case basis.
FAQs Any possibility of adding Hindi language to the Mother Tongue classes in North Vista? The school offers only Malay, Tamil and Chinese Language as the official Mother Tongue Languages. We cannot add in NTiL languages into the school curriculum.
FAQs For students taking Hindi lessons outside school, can he/she attend Chinese lessons in school? Parents to write in to request. He/she will be exempted from examinations and daily assignments for the Chinese lessons.
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