Sec. 1 Registration · Gross Monthly Household Income ... Talks by distinguished alumni. ......
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IMPORTANT DATESProgramme / Activity Date Day Time
CCA Carnival:
A showcase of CCAs
offered in CHIJ SJC.
22 Dec 16 Thurs8.45am –
12.00pm
Sec 1 PTM
Orientation Camp Finale:5 Jan 17 Thurs
7pm – 8.30pm
8.30pm
CCA Experience 1a:
Sports & Games11 Jan 17 Wed
2.30 – 5.30pmCCA Experience 1b/1c:
Visual & Performing Arts,
Clubs & Societies
12 Jan 17
13 Jan 17
Thurs
Fri
Online CCA Option
Exercise
19 Jan -
23 Jan 17-
From 12am (19
Jan) to 10pm (23
Jan)
Subject Based Banding• Sec 1 students posted to the N(A) and N(T) courses may
be offered EL/Math/Science/MTL at a higher level, based on their PSLE subject grades.
• Students can choose to accept or reject the offer.
• PSLE Eligibility criteria for offering higher level subjects:
MOE Financial Assistance (FAS)
A student is eligible for MOE FAS if shemeets either of the following criteria:
Gross Monthly Household Income
$2,500 or below
OR
Per Capita Income
$625 or below
School Financial Assistance (SMC-FAS)
To assist students who do not qualify for MOE FAS, but are in need of support.
The SMC FAS fund is raised through our annual fund raising as well as donations from our old
girls and well wishers.
We meet again on:
- Sec. 1 Parent-Teacher Meeting (5 Jan 2017, 7 – 8.30pm)
- Sec 1 Orientation Camp Finale (5 Jan 2017, 8.30pm)
- Mid-Year Parent-Teacher Meeting (25/26 May 2017)
Agenda for the day
• Rotation 1: CCA Carnival Tour / FT’s briefing
• Rotation 2: FT’s briefing/ CCA Carnival Tour
Briefing outline:
1. SJC Programmes
2. School Rules
3. LEAPS
4. Sec 1 Orientation Camp
5. MT Matters
WOMEN OF INTEGRITY WITH THE PASSIONTO PURSUE EXCELLENCE
Participation in National Competitions e.g. National Science Competition, National Schools Literature Festival, N.E.mation, PESA, National level Essay Writing Competitions.
VIA projects within the community. Partners have included neighbouring schools, NParks, IJHCC, HOME, ACRES.
9 Arts CCAs, 8 Sports CCAs, 3 UGSLocal and Overseas Competitions and Learning Journeys
Curriculum Integratione.g. Trinity Grade 5 Exams, Integration of Lit-Lang-Drama, IP Camps.
Talks by distinguished alumni
STUDENT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
Leadership Opportunities Leadership Training Programme
Tier 1 Student Council Executive
Committee
Leadership Training Committee
House Captain
Monitor Board President
CCA Leaders (Captain,
President, etc.)
Leadership Skills (e.g. public speaking,
teamwork skills, negotiation skills, people
management skills, etc.)
Leadership Skills Workshops
“Train the Trainer” Programme for
Leadership Training Committee instructors
Tier 2 Student Council
CCA Committee members
Class Monitors
House Committee members
Envisioning Workshop
Monitor Workshop
Student Council Training Camp
Leadership Training Camp for ALL Sec 2
Student Leaders
Secondary One students can continue to
use their Primary Level School Smart
Cards (SSCs) for concessionary travel till
end of April 2017. Students can still
purchase the Bus Concession Pass
(BCP) using their Primary Level SSCs but
they would need to purchase the BCP for
Secondary School students.
School Rules - Grooming
Attached
belt
Name tag to be
worn at all times
Collared blouse
Earring on
the first
ear hole
Uniform length –
at knee cap
White school
shoesSchool socks
Hair accessories
(white,blue,black)
School Rules
• Punctuality:
o Be in school by 7.20am (10-minute rule)
o Bell goes off at 7.30am
o Those who arrive after 7.30am will be required to serve detention
• Use of Handphone
o Only allowed at the foyer and canteen after school hours
LEAPS 2.0
LEAPS 2.0 is a framework to recognisesecondary school students’ holistic
development. Students will be recognisedwith levels of attainment in four domains: Leadership, Achievement, Participation,
and Service.
LEAPS 2.0
At the end of the graduating year, students’ co-curricular attainment will be recognisedaccording to Excellent/Good/Fair. The level of attainment will be converted to a bonus point(s) which can be used for admission
to Junior Colleges/ Polytechnics/ Institutes of Education (JC/Poly/ITE).
LEAPS 2.0
Co-Curricular
AttainmentDetails
Excellent
(2 bonus
points)
Student who attains a minimum Level 3 in all four domains
with at least a Level 4 in one domain.
Good
(1 bonus point)
Student who attains a minimum Level 1 in all four domains
with any one of the following:
i.At least Level 2 in three domains;
ii.At least Level 2 in one domain and at least Level 3 in
another domain; or
iii.At least Level 4 in one domain.
Fair Student’s attainment in co-curricular will not translate into
any bonus points.
Sec 1 Orientation Camp
Camp Spirito
Date: 4 – 6 Jan 2017Venue: School
Cost: $18 (after $20 subsidy by school)
More details in consent form provided.
Sec 1 Orientation Camp
Camp SpiritoEssential items:
1. 2 pairs of Track Pants 2. Torch Light3. Sleeping Bag4. Thermometer5. 1.5 litre Water Bottle6. Insect Repellent/Mosquito Repellent Patches7. Poncho8. Any medication (if required.)
S/N Material Colour To Submit by Today
1 Welcome Letter White
2 Our School Rules and Expectations White
3 CCA Orientation Programme White
4 Orientation Camp Consent & Edusave Form Blue
5 Profiling Form Pink
6 Student Medical Record Pink *if possible
7 Approval on Use of Electronic Images for School Purposes
Pink *if possible
8 Uniform Order Form Yellow
9 Book List Yellow
10 Bookstore Brochure White
11 Camping Products Order Form White
12 Chinese New Year Cookies Order Form White
Registration Package – Physical Copy
S/N MaterialTo Submit by
TodayRemarks
1 LEAPS 2.0 Can be found on school
website:
2 CCA Survey Form *if possible Deadline: 29 Dec 2016
3 Sec 1 PTM Reply *if possible Deadline: 29 Dec 2016
4 Sec 1 Registration Evaluation Form *if possible Deadline: 29 Dec 2016
Registration Package – Online Copy
Items 2 – 4 can be accessed via QR Code provided in Annex A
Foreign Language in lieu of MT
• This is for those who DID NOT take CL/ML/TL in your Primary School, but are allowed (by MOE) to take a Foreign language on your own.
• Your name tag will indicate “MT in lieu”
• Proceed to B01-04 classroom before purchasing textbooks/uniform
• You will be given the FORM 5-FL to sign
Asian Languages & Foreign Languages(Malay Special Program/ Chinese Special Program/ Bahasa
Indonesian/ Arabic or French/German/ Japanese )
• Your name tag will indicate “AL/FL”
• Date of Registration: Fri 30 Dec 2016
• Time of Registration: 8:30 a.m to 5:00 p.m
• Venue: Bishan Campus
11 Bishan Street 14 S(579782)
• Newton Campus
136 Cairnhill Road S(229722)
Why OFFER Higher Level Subjects?
Each student is different and possesses different strengths
To help each student find fulfilment in learning and be motivated to excel in what he/she is good at, allowing greater flexibility in subject offering at Lower Secondary will better cater to the strength of each student in different subjects
Upper Secondary students already have the flexibility to take higher level subjects. Taking higher level subjects at Lower Secondary can help students build a stronger foundation for Upper Secondary, should they want to continue with the higher level subjects.
Support for Students
• Students are encouraged to continue with the higher level subject(s) until the end of Secondary 2, regardless of grades achieved, since it takes time for students to adjust to the higher level of rigour.
• The school will continue to provide the necessary scaffolding for SBB students to cope with the respective higher level subject(s).
• The teachers will also conduct bridging classes for students taking higher level subjects after the Sec 1 mid-year or year-end exams.
Progression opportunities for Sec 4 N(A)• Sec 4 N(A) students have the following progression opportunities:
• To apply for any of the programmes above, students must satisfy the minimum entry requirements.
• A strong literacy and numeracy foundation would ensure students are better prepared for these progression pathways.
• Therefore, students are encouraged to deepen their knowledge in English, Mathematics and Science.
Polytechnic Foundation
Programme (PFP)
Direct-Entry-Scheme to Polytechnic
Programme (DPP)
Nitec Programmes Secondary 5 N(A)
Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP)
The PFP is a one-year foundation programme for polytechnic-bound students offering a practice-oriented curriculum taught by polytechnic lecturers.
PFP students are given provisional places in diploma programmes, subject to them passing all modules in the one-year PFP.
Direct-Entry-Scheme to Polytechnic Programme (DPP)
Students accepted into the DPP will enrol into Higher Nitec courses at ITE.
These students are subsequently offered a place in a polytechnic diploma course mapped to their Higher Nitec, subject to them meeting the Grade Point Average (GPA) requirements.
For both programmes, posting is based on merit and subject to vacancies in open competition.
Applicants may combine their GCE ‘O’ and ‘N’ Level results to compute their aggregate score, for merit-based admission into PFP and DPP.
EXAMPLES OF PFP COURSES AND REQUIREMENTSCourse cluster Minimum entry requirements
• Applied Sciences
• Business & Management
• Built Environment
• Engineering
• Health Sciences
• Information & Digital Technologies
• Media & Design
• ELMAB3 ≤ 11
• EL ≤ 3
• MA ≤ 3
• Comb Sci / F&N / D&T ≤ 3
• Any other two subjects ≤ 3
• Meet subject-specific minimum entry
requirements
• Business & Management
• Humanities
• Media & Design
• ELMAB3 ≤ 11
• EL ≤ 2
• MA ≤ 3
• POA / E Lit / Hist / Geog / Comb Humans / Art ≤ 3
• Any other two subjects ≤ 3
• Meet subject-specific minimum entry
requirements
Please refer to https://pfp.polytechnic.edu.sg/PFP/index.html for full range of courses and subject-specific minimum entry requirements.
EXAMPLES OF DPP COURSES AND REQUIREMENTS
Please refer to https://www.ite.edu.sg/wps/portal/definitely-des for full range of courses and subject-specific minimum entry requirements.
Course cluster Minimum entry requirements
• Applied Sciences
• Engineering
• Info-Communications Technology
• ELMAB3 ≤ 19
• EL ≤ 4
• MA ≤ 4
• Any other three subjects ≤ 5
• Meet subject-specific minimum entry
requirements
• Business & Services • ELMAB3 ≤ 19
• EL ≤ 3
• MA ≤ 4
• Any other three subjects ≤ 5
• Meet subject-specific minimum entry
requirements
On 3 Jan 2017, School Day 1 of 2017, we start at 7.30am. Your child/ward will be required to report to the hall by 7.20am.
S/N Matters Pertaining to Venue
1 Mother Tongue B01-04
2 Mass Appeal Exercise / Transfers B01-05
3 FAS C01-01
4 SBB C01-02
5 Leave of Absence General Office
6 Textbooks C01-04
7 School Uniform School Hall
8 Lockers Foyer
9 Camping Products Foyer
Sec 1A, 1B, 1C & 1H
→ Buy Textbooks (C01-04, Level 1) → Buy Uniform (Hall,
Level 2)
Sec 1D, 1E, 1F & 1G
→ Buy Uniform (Hall, Level 2) → Buy Textbooks (C01-04,
Level 1)
* Students taking SBB, please ensure that you purchase
the correct books.
You may also purchase textbooks/uniform on 23, 27, 28 and 29 Dec (9am – 3pm). The suppliers will not operate on Sundays and Public Holidays.
Textbooks can also be purchased online and arrangement for home delivery can be made via www.pacificbookstores.com.
CCA Carnival
Please visit the CCA booths at the respective venues to find out more about our CCAs. The booths will be available till
12.00pm today.
Sec 1A, 1B, 1C & 1H
→ Buy Textbooks (C01-04, Level 1) → Buy Uniform (Hall,
Level 2)
Sec 1D, 1E, 1F & 1G
→ Buy Uniform (Hall, Level 2) → Buy Textbooks (C01-04,
Level 1)
* Students taking SBB, please ensure that you purchase
the correct books.
You may also purchase textbooks/uniform on 23, 27, 28 and 29 Dec (9am – 3pm). The suppliers will not operate on Sundays and Public Holidays.
Textbooks can also be purchased online and arrangement for home delivery can be made via www.pacificbookstores.com.