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    Marymount Convent

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    • sembgalS Offline
      sembgal
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      Sharing a tip with parents. You can colour code the timetable. Photocopy the timetable of your dd. Use colour pencils to colour in the boxes. I use the following colours:


      Spelling - Dark blue

      English - Light blue

      Math - Red

      Mother Tongue Chinese - Purple

      Music - Pink

      PE/HE -Yellow

      FTGP (Form Teacher Guidance Time) - Orange

      Modular Curriculum - Grey

      Social Studies - Brown

      Values Education - Golden

      CME (Civics & Moral Education) - White (basically no need to colour in white)

      Recess - Beige

      Art & Craft - Green

      Do note that the colour of subject files are red file for math, blue file for English, purple file for Chinese, green for art bag, pink file for music and CME file is white.

      That is how I colour code the timetable for easier reference in case of days when the child is required to bring subject files for lesson if necessary. It will help the child to be more organized and take responsibility for packing her own bag.

      Explain to the child what the colour code means and if you like, photocopy another timetable from the original, let the child add in the colour using colour pencils by referring to the coloured timetable that was done earlier. It will be an interesting activity. 😄

      Other parents with children from other schools reading this post may like to consider this idea of mine.

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      • R Offline
        ryan_bb
        last edited by

        ryan_bb:
        hi all any mummies girl in 1 responsibility?

        my cutie dd updated her day n say she hv 1-2 friends but duno their names 🙂
        is any of ur dd in 1 responsibilty? would like to know more parents from same class..
        my dd got her spelling list.. 1st spelling is on next tues..

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        • B Offline
          bonbonlicious
          last edited by

          Qaseuy:
          Hi Bonbonlicious & Babysnow,


          Glad to know that our girls are in the same class. Yup, my girl got the spelling list and she told me the spelling will starts next Tuesday. No homework too. 🙂

          May I check when did the Teacher give out the timetable? CCA list? I didnt receive both.

          Able to PM me the lessons today? I will check with the school again.
          Time table given last Thursday and cca list last Friday. I will pm you the lessons today.

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          • C Offline
            CloverLover
            last edited by

            jesyeo:
            Hi mummies,

            My girl is in P1 Integrity. I am hoping I can get to know mummies whose girl are in the same class as my girl is quite a blur Sotong.

            Hi Chosun, my girl's spelling starts on 14 Jan.
            Hi jesyeo,

            My girl is also in P1 Integrity, I'm her daddy.
            Nice to read all the headaches that parents have in this forum, at least I know what's going on with all the materials given by the teachers, now.

            1) how do you know spelling starts on 14 Jan?
            2) I told my girl to ask teacher when she will be getting back all her work for English, she says she will be getting them back this Friday. At least we parents know what our girls are doing in school.
            3) my girl told me that she is doing handwriting for English since yesterday, now is letter D (I think).

            Btw, what does DD mean?

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            • B Offline
              bonbonlicious
              last edited by

              Dd is "dear daughter" I supposed.

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                CloverLover
                last edited by

                Dear parents,


                Check this out http://www.marymountconvent.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/u2729/Calender%20of%20Events/MCS_Schedule_of_Activities_Semester_1_2014_%28updated_7%20Jan%202014%29_Pupils.pdf

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                • sembgalS Offline
                  sembgal
                  last edited by

                  24 Jan Friday will be P1/P2 Parents' Briefing. Most probably will be held in the morning between 9.15am to 11.30am. The principal will address the parents in hall before the parents proceed to respective classrooms of our daughters to meet form teacher and subject teachers. Most likely this briefing will be about the Holistic Assessment that will take place in Feb/Mar. 1st term no marks will be taken into account. Most likely, the parents' briefing form details will be given out earliest this Friday or next week.


                  At Primary 1, there will be more bite-sized forms of assessments to build pupils' confidence and desire to learn. Teachers will use a range of assessment tools, including written and performance tasks to enable them to provide feedback to pupils on their mastery of concepts and skills. These assessments will be spaced out appropriately so that pupils will not be overwhelmed. Termly feedback will be provided on each pupil's development to provide a more complete picture of their achievement and progress. At P1 level, Term 1 is Nil. Term 2: 30%. Term 3: 30%. Term 4: 40%. Total: 100%.

                  At the end of P1, all pupils will be promoted en-bloc to P2. Pupils with specific needs may be re-grouped.

                  At the end of P2, placement into top 2 classes for following year P3 is ranked by merit and cut-off will be at the maximum enrolment for each of the top 2 classes. After allocation of the top 2 classes, the remaining pupils will be randomly placed into the rest of the mixed-ability classes.

                  If any parents need more info regarding Holistic Assessment, please go to http://parents-in-education.moe.gov.sg/primary-education/what-and-how-will-my-child-be-assessed/holistic-assessment

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                    mutree
                    last edited by

                    Thank you very much , sembgal. Is it confirmed? I dun seem to see that in the material given .Then i have to take leave last min as my office requires us to project leave one month earlier.

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                      mutree
                      last edited by

                      Sorry I mean is the briefing time and date confirmed… brain not very home at 4 am… still waking for night feed for my youngest…

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                      • sembgalS Offline
                        sembgal
                        last edited by

                        Date confirmed but timing based on past years timing that I got from a friend whose dd in morning session this year. Let’s await for the form.

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