A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS,

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A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Partnership

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Partnering with Parents Parents as vital partners who can contribute significantly to the development and educational experience. Parents as key players in influencing and sharing their child’s attitudes towards school and learning.

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence How can parents be involved? Parenting your child Communicating with school Volunteering in school

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Parenting your child equips parents with skills to nurture positive family relationship. Family Life Programmes to help parents to better connect with their children. School Coordinator : Ms Yeo Bee Bee

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Parenting your child 31 Jan 2015: 0930 to 1230 Chinese New Year Cookies Baking & Parenting Talk on “Connecting in Love - Applying the 5 Love Languages to your teens” (English)

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Communicating with school mailing list Mid Year and End of Year Meet the Parents Session – 29 May and 23 Oct Termly Calendar of Events Notification to Parents Termly Parents Link School SMS

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Communicating with school Sec 1 Breakfast Talk with the School Leaders Sec 1E : Mon 19 Jan to Studio Sec 1N : Mon 2 Feb to Studio

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Volunteering in school Parents Support Group (PSG) – Promote and Foster close partnership between home and school like organising projects to benefit the students in the areas of educational interest. – Communication channel for parents to provide constructive feedback on school policies and programmes

A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence A SCHOOL OF HIGH STANDARDS, QUALITY LEARNING & HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT Respect  Responsibility  Integrity  Service  Excellence Volunteering in school PSG Welcome Breakfast Sat 17 Jan to 1130