1. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners British School of Ulaanbaatar Meet the Teacher 30 th September 2013 6.30pm – 8.00pm

2. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Whole school presentation from 6.30 – 7.00pm Meeting with tutors in classrooms 7.15pm for presentation about classroom routines Please note that this is not a parents evening, teachers are not expected to give progress reports about students at this early stage however can answer questions about settling in. Meet the teacher will end at 8pm promptly to ensure that our staff can get home in a timely manner.

3. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Stalls available outside Uniform Ski trip Buses Nurse Uniform Cafeteria Baker books Suggestion box Year books for sale Accountant

4. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Purpose of the Passport Key Stage 1 - Communication log Key stage 2, 3 & 4 – Homework Notes about medication, doctors appointments, uniform issues etc. Arranging meetings- either via the passport or through the reception.

5. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Communication & Parental Expectations Please ensure you have read the Parent Handbook & Home School Agreement Please ensure you contact the school regarding any changes at home that could effect your childs learning. If your child will be staying with a relative or family friend for any period of time while you are away you must inform the school so we have accurate emergency contact details on file. Please see our website & face book page for regular updates about events and news about school. Page Name: British School of Ulaanbaatar

6. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Check the website for new updates every day.

7. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners

8. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Your childs school attendance: Attendance during one school year Equals – days absent Which is approximately weeks absent Which means this number of lessons missed 95%9 days2 weeks50 lessons 90%19 days4 weeks100 lessons 85%29 days6 weeks150 lessons 80%38 days8 weeks200 lessons 75%48 days10 weeks250 lessons 70%57 days11.5 weeks290 lessons 65%67 days13.5 weeks340 lessons

9. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners School Uniform Grey trousers, skirt or pinafore White shirt BSU tie BSU blazer or V-Neck jumper Black school shoes Grey, white, black or Navy tights or socks Girls - only 1 pair of stud earrings Only plain hair bands / clips / bobbles in black, white, grey or navy Please ensure your child has their name in ALL items of clothing

10. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Homework expectations: Homework is compulsory, its not an option. Homework isnt set because we want students to have to work after school. Homework is set so that students can work independently at home and show their learning to us.

11. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Early yearsNo stipulated time Reading and phonics, daily activity calendar Yrs 1 and 2Up to 1 hr per week Reading, spelling, other literacy and number work Yrs 3 and 4Up to 1.5 hrs per week Literacy and numeracy as for yrs 1 and 2, with occasional assignments in other subjects Yrs 5 and 630 min per day + reading Regular weekly schedule with continued emphasis on literacy and numeracy, but also ranging more widely over the curriculum Yrs 7 and 845 – 90 mins per day As determined by SLs and KSALs Yr 91 – 2 hrs per dayAs determined by SLs and KSALs Yr 102-3 hrsAs determined by SLs and KSALs

12. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Ski Trip 2014: Dates – 10 th -18 th April 2014 Location – Zell am See, Austria Cost per student - £2,049 (approximately 5,276,433.24MNT) Open to students in Years 6-10 For more information please pick up an information pack after the meet the teacher

13. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Accreditation : We plan to be accredited by PENTA in March 2014. We are having our initial visit from PENTA on October 21 st 2013.

14. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Afternoon Collections & Morning Drop offs Only EYFS parents to enter the KS1 corridor Parents to collect children by 3.00pm (4.00pm if doing ECAs) every day KS1 children to line up in the reception area KS2 children and up to go straight to class in the mornings.

15. British School of Ulaanbaatar To educate global citizens in pursuit of personal excellence in an ever evolving community to become lifelong learners Please go and speak to your childs class teacher and ask any questions you may have about BSU or about our Teaching & Learning. Teachers will be available until 8.00pm to speak with parents. Please be aware this is not a Parents Evening and it would not be appropriate to ask the teacher about your childs academic progress in their class at this early stage in the year. Thank You