Tsung Tsin International Junior School and English Speaking
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Tsung Tsin International Junior School and English Speaking
Tsung Tsin International Junior School and English Speaking Stream Kindergarten Sections Presentation by Mrs. Erica Michelle Margaret Ann LEE Tsung Tsin Structure: *Mainstream Kindergarten Section *Mainstream Primary School Section *English Speaking Kindergarten Section *International Junior School Section Tsung Tsin International Through Train Education English Speaking Kindergarten Section (IKG) International Junior School Section (IJSS) Tsung Tsin Christian Academy (TTCA) English Medium secondary school following local curriculum from S1-S5 In S6 Choose: Local Exams Overseas Exams Vocational Diplomas Why an International Stream? Increasing demand from parents who wish to send their children overseas to study but at the same time desire to be aligned with the local system. Tsung Tsin International Junior School Section and English Speaking Kindergarten Section (IJSS & IKG) An English-speaking section with reference to the best international curriculum, including International Baccalaureate (IB) and UK National Curriculum IJSS is aligned with the local school system. Providing students with maximum flexibility in their choices of future studies, this approach ensures the broadest outlook whilst maintaining the focus of local syllabi, particularly in Chinese Language and Mathematics. French and Japanese are the language choices that contribute to the international flavour. What is the ‘IB’? IBO – International Baccalaureate originated in 1968 by The International Baccalaureate Organization The IBO offers 3 programmes to a wide variety of schools located throughout the world: • The Diploma Programme (DP), for students in the final two years of school before university •The Middle Years Programme (MYP), for students aged 11 to 16 •The Primary Years Programme (PYP), for students aged 3 to 12 The 3 Programmes provide participating schools with: •Guidelines for what students should learn •A teaching methodology •Assessment strategies PYP: six subject areas *language *social studies *mathematics *science and technology *arts *personal, social and physical education International Teachers Class Teachers in IJSS • Native English Speaking class teacher: • English Language, General Studies, Art, Drama • Responsible for classroom management and pastoral care. • Native Putonghua Speaking class teacher • Responsible for class administration, classroom management and pastoral care • Provides assistance to students in other lessons. Medium of Instruction in IJSS English Language Reading and Oral Reading to Learn Mathematics General Studies ICT Art Music Drama Bible Worship and Moral Education Medium of Instruction in IJSS Putonghua: Chinese French: French Japanese: Japanese French and Japanese In Junior One • The lessons are fun exposure to a new language and culture. • 30 minutes per week. Junior Two – Junior Four • One hour (2 periods) Junior Five and Junior Six • Select one language for further study, two hours (4 periods) per week. Chinese Language • Same as the local curriculum • Putonghua medium. Mathematics • Same as the local curriculum. • English medium English Language • Based on ‘Backpack’ an integrated approach to teaching grammar, vocabulary and the four language skills. Reading in IJSS Phonics The foundation for literacy J1 Review Consonants (Initial / end sounds) Vowels / CVC / Word Families Consonant blends J2 Regular spelling tests Blends Based on the phonics Diagraphs area / high frequency J3 words Trigraphs Multi Syllable Words J4 – J6 Irregularities and advanced spelling patterns Phonetics IJSS Classroom Reading Time Individual / Guided • Monday – Friday 7:45 - 8:05 • Monday – Friday 2:30 – 3:20 Groups / Guided • Tuesday 8:45a.m. – 9:00a.m. • Thursday 8:45a.m. – 9:00a.m. Whole Class / Shared Reading / Reading Workshops 30 minutes per week in the Reading lesson IJSS Reading Workshops • Teachers use big books to demonstrate reading skills. • Storytelling • Reading Aloud (teacher) • Shared Reading • Reader’s Theatre • Dramatization • Poetry appreciation • Phonics School Library Before School 7:20 – 7:35 Tuesday – Chinese Thursday – English Monday, Wednesday, Friday – Own choice During School 1st Recess 9:30 – 9:45 2nd Recess 11:15 – 11:30 After lunch (3rd Recess) 1:00 – 1:25 Homework Time 2:30 – 3:20 Lesson Time 30 minutes per week in the Reading to Learn lesson Writing in IJSS • Dialogue Journal • Guided Writing • Creative Writing • Daily Reflections IJSS Journal IJSS Poetry Speaking and Listening • Show and Tell / Presentations • Discussion • Role-Play Speaking and Listening Groups or individuals present. Audience asks questions. Speaking and Listening English Learn with Fun Let’sTalk Putonghua Speaking and Listening Students are encouraged and rewarded for speaking English and Putonghua to each other both inside and outside of the classroom. General Studies General Studies General Studies TST Trip Objectives: • Experience HK • Project research • Public transport etiquette. General Studies General Studies General Studies General Studies General Studies General Studies Bible Studies Moral Education and Worship 8:15-8:45 Wednesday Mornings (8:00-8:30) The positive approach Educational Visits • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hong Kong Science Museum Shek Kip Mei Fire Station Mai Po Wetlands Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens Kadoorie Farm Golden Beach at Hong Kong Gold Coast Hiking in Pak Tam Chung Hiking on Shek Kip Mei Hill Victoria Peak Road Safety Village LEAP (Life education Activity Programme) Ocean Park Kowloon Park Brighter Smiles Playground IJSS Assessment • 40 % Formative Assessments PORTFOLIOS and Teacher’s Report • including projects, presentations, etc. • 60 % Summative Assessments Test, Dictation and Exam 2 tests and 1 exam in the first term; 1 test and 1 exam in the second term; Further Information Contact Divisional Head of IJSS and IKG & J1F Class Teacher: Mrs. Erica Michelle Margaret Ann Lee email: [email protected]