Bedok North Secondary School - BNSS

Bedok North
Secondary School
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Meet-the-Parents Session
Secondary One
16 Jan 2015
School Motto: Learn and Serve
Leaders for the future
Creative lifelong learners
Morally upright, caring and loyal.
FT of 1N1
FT of 1N1
FT of 1N1
Mdm Qi Yan Ping Miss Candice Lui
Mr Viknesh M
(Chinese Language
Pasupathi
(Science &
Teacher)
(PE & History Teacher)
Geography
Teacher)
Office tel no: 68420632
School web page:
http://www.bedoknorthsec.moe.edu.sg
Leaders for the future
Creative lifelong learners
Morally upright, caring and loyal.
Teacher Name
Subject
Email Address
Nathline Neo
English
[email protected]
Dzafirah/Foo H/ Ho
Alivin/ Au Jia Hui/
Nor Zubaidah/Siti
Amirah/Tay PL
Mathematics
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Candice Lui
Science
[email protected]
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Creative lifelong learners
Morally upright, caring and loyal.
Teacher Name
Subject
Email Address
Qi Yan
Ping/Lance
Mother Tongue
[email protected]
[email protected]
Chan Wu Hee
Geography
[email protected]
Aishah
History
[email protected]
Chan Siew Lei
Literature
[email protected]
Liyana Athirah
Art
[email protected].
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Md Said
Design and
Technology
[email protected]
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Creative lifelong learners
Teacher Name
Subject
Morally upright, caring
and loyal.
Email Address
Sng Gek Hoon
Food and Consumer
Education
[email protected]
Viknesh M Pasupathi
Physical Education
viknesh_m_pasupathi@moe.
edu.sg
Mr Alvin Ho
Music
ho_yong_cheah_alvin@moe.
edu.sg
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BNSS website
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Information for parents
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Communication with parents
Use of SNAAPP (in Feb) to notify parents
on remedial lessons
To enhance our communications with parents. This function in
SNAAPP allows us to send notifications, reminders, photos and even a
snapshot of letters from school to Parents.
Communication with parents
Download the free SNAAPP application from the Google Play Store or
iTunes Store. To date, the app is only available on Android and iOS
platforms. Parents who are currently not using the named smartphone
platforms will hence be able to receive selected information via sms
only.
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Communication with parents
Use of SNAAPP (in Feb) to notify parents
on remedial lessons
To activate the app, please key in your
child’s NRIC/FIN number in the following
format.
NRIC/FIN number: T1234567Z_p
(non case-sensitive, where T1234567Z
represent your child’s NRIC No.)
Default password: 123456
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Access to Learning Management System(LMS)
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Maths Learning Portal
www.ace-learning.com
Access to Learning Management System(LMS)
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www.mconline.sg/
Access to Learning Management System (LMS)
The Mathematics Ace-Learning Portal and MC Online learning portal are
full-fledged Learning Management Systems (LMS) that deliver, track and
manage online learning anytime, anywhere. By integrating rich
multimedia content with intuitive features, the portals offer a holistic
approach towards teaching and learning.
The LMS portals complement the curriculum and are platforms that
support self-directed and collaborative learning. Students will be
assigned online lessons/quizzes. The LMS portal also enable the school
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to carry out home-based learning when needed.
Access to Learning Management System(LMS)
Parent’s account
To access your Parent’s Account, please key in the following:
LOGIN ID: P_T1234567Z (non case-sensitive, where T1234567Z represent your child’s NRIC No.)
SCHOOL: BNSS
Password: learning
To access your Parent’s Account, please key in the following:
Password: learning
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User Name: T1234567Zparent (where T1234567Z represent your child’s NRIC No.)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Meet the Parents Session
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Secondary One
HOW IS MY CHILD COPING IN
SCHOOL?
Form teachers will share their observations with
the parents
IF THE BAG IS VERY HEAVY, CAN
STUDENTS PUT SOME BOOKS IN
SCHOOL?
If students pack their bags according to their timetable, the weight of the bag should be manageable.
Students should take their books home for
revision and preparation for the next lesson.
School will not be held liable for the loss of any
textbooks left in the classroom.
ARE THERE ANY EXTRA
CLASSES EVERY WEEKEND?
There are no extra classes on Saturdays.
However, some CCAs like Boys’ Brigade and Girls’
Brigade do have their training sessions on
Saturday morning.
Other CCAs like the Band, NCC and NPCC may
also have training sessions or activities on
selected weekends.
Occasionally, there might be school activities on
Saturday.
Parents will be informed of such activities through
official letters.
CAN MALAY BOYS WEAR LONG
PANTS FOR PE?
The school has PE attire that all students should
wear during PE lesson. Please refer to the Student
Handbook.
The PE attire is part of the school uniform and
should be worn as prescribed.
For clarification, please approach your child’s PE
teacher for assistance.
HOW CAN PARENTS HELP THE
STUDENTS TO EXCEL IN SECONDARY
1?
Help your child to develop good learning and study
habits (this includes controlled use of IT and
mobile devices).
Advise them to be proactive during lessons and
revise regularly.
Check that they complete homework and
assignments given by teachers diligently.
HOW DO YOU MEASURE
ACADEMIC PROGRESS?
There are assigned homework to assess students’
learning during lessons.
Class tests, assignments and pop quizzes form
part of the routine assessments of the students’
learning.
There are common tests in Terms 1 and 3, mid-year
and end of year examinations to assess students’
overall learning.
HOW WILL YOU RESPOND IF A
CHILD STRUGGLES IN CLASS?
Subject teachers will work with students to find out
the reason behind the struggle.
Possible solutions may include remediation,
consultation, working with students to develop
good time management habits and study skills.
Collaborate with parents to monitor students’
revision at home.
WHAT IS YOUR HOMEWORK
POLICY?
Homework includes practice exercises,
assignments and projects, but not revision of
school work or studying for tests and
examinations.
Lower Secondary students are expected to spend
an average of 1.5 to 2.5 hr a day on their homework
each day.
The school is aware that students need to have a
balanced life, so form teachers and Year Heads will
monitor the amount of homework given to
students closely.
IS THERE ANY EXTRA
SUPPLEMENTARY DURING THIS
PERIOD?
Generally, Secondary One students do not have
supplementary lessons. However, certain students
may be identified to attend remediation sessions
organised by their subject teachers in the
afternoon.
Parents will be notified of this through their child’s
handbook.
HOW TO GET STUDENTS TO
FOCUS ON MATHS?
Parents must believe that their children can do well
in Maths regardless of their background and
continue to encourage them to do so.
Daily practice is needed to provide sufficient
exposure to different types of questions.
Perseverance, hard work and attention during
lessons are keys to success in Mathematics.
HOW DO YOUR ARRANGE
STUDENTS IN CLASS?
Students in the same course are randomly placed
into the classes.
Students are seated in their classroom usually
according to their height.
Parents who have concern over where their child is
seated may approach the form teacher for help.
WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE
ALLOWED FOR LATERAL
TRANSFER TO EXPRESS/N(A)
STREAM IN 2016?
As long as the students meet the criteria for lateral
transfer and are assessed to be ready for the
course, they will be laterally transferred.
The school does not set a cap on the percentage
allowed for lateral transfer in a year.
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