1. August

2. Our Key Stage Two Teams 2017-18

3. Teaching Assistant Monika Saxena Teaching Assistant Tina Bayat
The Year Three Team
Sarah Marshall - 3-SM
Yr 3 and 4 Phase Leader
Teaching Assistant Monika Saxena
Pree Irani - 3-PI
Teaching Assistant Tina Bayat

4. The Year Four Team Phoebe Short 4-PS Teaching Assistant Elizabeth Kong
John Lynn
4-JL
Teaching Assistant
Mischa Dariyanni

5. The Year Five Team Emma Rickaby 5-ER Caroline Dudman 5-CD
Teaching Assistant
Lynn Lawrence-Brown

6. Teaching Assistant Dianne Irvine
The Year Six Team
Jamie Cannon – 6JC
Year 5 and 6 Phase Leader
Janine Higgins- 6-JH
Teaching Assistant Dianne Irvine

7. Inclusion
Helen Trethewey
Nurse Justin
Nurse Sue
French
Agathe Beneu
Art
Gen Spizzirri PE
Miss Wreghitt
Music
Ms Ho
Music
Mr O’Donnell
Mandarin Teachers
Mrs Man and Ms Ngan
Library
Ms Solarz

8. Communicating with us!
E-Bulletin – link ed to you each Wednesday. Keeps you up to date with events and announcements
iLearn – Virtual Learning Environment
Messages and updates on Topics
Home - School Diary – messages back and forth

9. More Ways of Communicating…
Follow us…..
Kellett School
@kellettschool_JL

11. Data Privacy
You will have been asked at point of admission if you want to opt out of ‘Direct Marketing’
Please note that by doing so you will not receive our eBulletin and other important information that we send out.

12. The School Learning Gateway
A One-Stop-Shop for school information (i.e. eBulletin, Calendar of events, School Documents, School Reports, School Forms etc)
Enables parents to update contact and other information
Kellett Login (One set of login details to access SLG and CHQ)

13. School Learning Gateway (SLG)
URL: slg.kellettschool.com
(shortcut can be found on the school website)
Logon: your ‘Kellett Login’

14. SLG - Parent

15. Student Dashboard
Daily Attendance
Yearly Attendance summary 1 2

16. Data Collection Sheet (DCS)
Please keep all your contact information and your child’s medical information up-to-date.

17. Important!
Remember to update it in the front of the Home-School Diary as well as the SLG.

18. Unscheduled Closure
Prep students who take the bus would catch the bus as usual (unless you have indicated otherwise)
A message would be sent via the bus company when the bus departs so that an adult will know when to meet them at their bus stop
All other children need to be collected by a responsible adult (not a sibling from the Senior School) named on their Emergency Procedure Information
Please keep emergency ‘collection’ information up to date (Storm Contacts)

19. Weather Warnings
Download the Hong Kong Observatory Weather App If there are weather warnings – please check our website for information on whether classes are suspended. We aim to update our website by 6.15 am Please read the ‘Weather Guidance’ (on last week’s eBulletin)

20. Weather – Rainstorm Warnings
If there is a RED rainstorm warning prior to 6.00 am classes will be suspended for students
If there is a BLACK rainstorm warning prior to 6.00 am
classes will be suspended for students
If one of these rain or typhoon warnings is raised after students are already on buses, we will contact you or one of your other collection adults to come to collect them from school.

21. End of the Day - Collection
Please advise us of the adults who have permission to collect your child (via the Home-School Diary)
Advise us if there is ever a change
Collect from the ‘Covered Playground’
Please note you cannot park on the road outside of school. There are parking garages nearby.

22. Buses
Please advise us by noon via a bus note if your child is not travelling on the bus
Please be aware – students can’t swap buses or go on buses for play dates

23. Public Transport Year Six can take Public Transport
This is not kerb side collection
Need to have a ‘Public Transport Pass’
Need to go straight home

24. Absence
Please Or Call and be through to Joanna Lau in the office Leave requests are put in writing to Head of School – not class teachers

25. Review of the Curriculum and Assessment
Ensuring that our curriculum reflects changes and updates that have been made to the National Curriculum
Making sure we are maintaining best practice of the UK and beyond
Ensuring that we are providing the best opportunities and challenge
Deputies and subject leaders will review all topics, trips and visits, performances etc
This will be the last year we use National Curriculum levels to track progress and report to parents.

26. Positive Education
Positive Education focuses on specific skills that assist students to strengthen their relationships, build positive emotions, enhance personal resilience, promote mindfulness and encourage a healthy lifestyle. (Geelong Grammar)

27. A Positive Education Strategy
A common vocabulary across the school
A systematic approach built into the curriculum
A profile of attributes and skills that underpin each of the school’s aims

28. A love of learning and a confidence for life
Kellett School commits to
Providing Challenge
Offering Opportunity
Entrusting Responsibility
As a member of this community I commit to
Achieving Personal Excellence
Building Transferable Skills
Developing A Global Outlook
Cultivating Well-being

30. Achieving Personal Excellence through: -
●  Intellectual curiosity - Actively enhancing one’s knowledge, understanding, perceptions and skills.
●  A growth mindset – In a growth mindset, people believe that their most basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work.
●  Resilience - Persevering when faced with adversity.
Building Transferable Skills through: -
●  Creativity - Exploring and using imagination or original ideas.
●  Leadership and teamwork - Effective and efficient action taken by a group of people.
●  Effective communication - Exchanging information successfully.
Developing a global outlook: -
●  Enlightened approach - Being open-minded, and having a rational, well-informed outlook on culture, history, politics and religion etc.
●  Positive contributions - Actively engaging with the local and global communities to which we belong and striving to make a difference.
●  Respectful Relationships- Forming and sustaining positive relationships based on the values of empathy, kindness and forgiveness.
Cultivating well-being through: -
●  A healthy body - A state of physical well-being.
●  A positive sense of self- A positive perception of oneself.
●  A healthy mind- A state of emotional, social, psychological and spiritual well-being.

31. Marking and Feedback
Impact on learning?

32. BEFORE

33. BEFORE

34. AFTER

35. AFTER

36. AFTER

37. Curriculum Information and iLearn
At beginning of each term general information about each Year Group’s topics will go into the eBulletin
Homework will be outlined on the iLearn page for each Year Group
Our iLearn pages are delayed this year – we had scheduled to do them on the Typhoon Day.

38. Year Three Camp Cheung Chau – with the support of ‘Dragon Fly’
Dates to be Confirmed (probably in the week after Chinese New Year)
Cheung Chau – with the support of ‘Dragon Fly’

39. Year Four Camp
January 31st – Feb 2nd
Lantau

40. Year Five Beijing Trip
Sunday 6th to Thursday 10th May

41. Year Six - Outward Bound
4th – 8th of December
Sai Kung

42. We welcome and appreciate your help but please understand:
You are there to support a whole group of children. You may even be asked to support a group they are not in.
It is a chance to support children with their learning. Sometimes taking photos can get in the way of this.
We’re relying on you!–It is very difficult if you change your plans the day before and can no longer come or if you need to leave early.
For the children to get the most out of it, we need you to follow our instructions!

43. ONLINE ENVIRONMENTS

44. Kellett Parents Committee
We are less a committee
More a

45. Involve Support Give back
Kellett
Parents
Our Aim
Involve
Building a strong parent social group
Support
The school and our children through fundraising
Involve-providing Hospitality at events, volunteering through class parents
Support – wardrobe, cooking, bookshop raising funds through community events like fair and ball
Give back- through kellett cares
Give back
To the community at large

46. Our Fundraising Kellett Parents Equipment for the cooking room
Costumes for the wardrobe
E readers for the library
Camera equipment for the art room
Climbing wall
Sports equipment
Sewing machine for the wardrobe
Mini Artist in Residence project
Prue Salter workshop
3D printers
Ipads and protective covers for existing ipads
Story sacks
Go Pro cameras
This March the ball

47. What we need Kellett Parents
A community needs people to make it a community

48. Word cloud of all activities – stand up = thanks
Kellett
Parents
Word cloud of all activities – stand up = thanks
Get involved. Not every activity needs a lot of time, maybe you have time to help regularly, maybe you only have an hour to spare for the year. No time is too less and no volunteering too small. Its all appreciated. Thank you to all those who have volunteered in the past.

49. Prep Campus Coordinator Carols by Candlelight/Sports day/others
Committee
Kellett
Parents
Prep Campus Coordinator
Aparna Kapur Shankar
Special Events
Carols by Candlelight/Sports day/others
Jeanine Koh

50. Pre-loved uniform sales
Committee
Kellett
Parents
Kellett Cares
Jennifer Thassim
Charlotte Heathcote
Including
Pre-loved uniform sales
Deepika Sood

51. Committee 2017-18 Bookshop Angela McShearffrey Aliya Hussain
Kellett
Parents
Bookshop
Angela McShearffrey
Aliya Hussain
Hospitality
Anagha Parekh
Adriana Gamez

52. Committee 2017-18 Cooking Lynn Lawrence-Brown Wardrobe
Kellett
Parents
Cooking
Lynn Lawrence-Brown
Wardrobe
Alison Quinlivan

53. We welcome your support
Sign up Sheets
E-bulletin

54. Annual Fund Key Points
A Parent Advocate led initiative – we need your help! Join our advocate team – contact Nicola Bruce
Donor participation is important – goal is 100%
Participation is voluntary
Individual donation values are confidential
The Annual Fund augments the gifts of time, energy & talent given by staff & parents
Proceeds spent/allocated within 6-10 months to benefit current students

55. Why does Kellett School have an Annual Fund?
The AF seeks to supplement the operating budget to provide enhancements to inspire each student to become all that they can be
Enhance Academic Excellence
Foster Leadership
Encourage Creativity
Build on Personal Aptitudes
Kellett School is a not-for-profit organisation, operating on a break-even basis

56. The Annual Fund
Kellett School’s Sixth Annual Fund will launch on 16 October 2017
Projects promoted fall under the strategic headings of:
Cohesive Learning
Design, Technology & Media
Details on specific projects that we hope to fund will be sent to you soon
To Broaden Community Participation
To match, if not exceed, the amount raised in the academic year.
The Annual Fund is a Parent Advocate led initiative

57. Our Parent Advocate Team needs you!
The Annual Fund
Our Parent Advocate Team needs you! 
To ensure the Annual Fund’s continued success, we are looking for many more parent volunteers.
Please speak to our Parent Advocate Co-chairs
Kathy Allderige &
Pearl Tam
Or Katie Kwong, Development Officer for more information.
Annual Fund was a fantastic success,
as can be seen in Kellett YouTube channel.