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    SCHOOL FAMILY EDUCATION PROGRAMME /

    BRIEFING / PTC FOR SECONDARY 4 & 5 - 10 March, Friday 2012

    PROGRAMME

    5.45pm : Parents & pupils to be seated in the hall

    (Form Teachers to interact with the parents)

    6.00 pm : Address by Principal, Mr Phua Huat ChuanFinding the star in your child; Begin with the End in Mind

    Briefing on AcE* Programme

    7.00 pm : Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) for selectedparents & pupils (classrooms)

    Subject HODs in the hall (to answer parents queries)

    9.00 pm : End of PTC

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    Finding the star in your child;

    Begin with the End in Mind

    Friday, 10 February 2012

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

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    A school thatdevelopsA Learner and

    A Leader

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    AGENDA

    Cohort Tracking of Academic Performance

    Demand of Entry to Post Secondary

    Institutions AcE* Programme

    Parental Support

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

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    COHORT

    TRACKING

    OF

    PERFORMANCE

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    Tracking of Express Cohort Performance

    L1R5

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

    4E (L1R5)

    17.0

    20.0

    23.0

    26.0

    29.0

    Sec1SA1

    Sec1SA2

    Sec2SA1

    Sec2SA2

    Sec3SA1

    Sec3SA2

    Sec4SA1

    Sec4SA2

    OLevel

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    20132014

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    Tracking of Normal Academic Cohort

    Performance L1B4

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

    5N (L1B4)

    15

    17

    19

    21

    23

    25

    27

    29

    Sec

    1SA1

    Sec

    1SA2

    Sec

    2SA1

    Sec

    2SA2

    Sec

    3SA1

    Sec

    3SA2

    Sec

    4SA1

    Sec

    4SA2

    Sec

    5SA1

    Sec

    5SA2

    OLev

    el

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

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    Tracking of Normal Academic Cohort

    Performance EMB3

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

    4NA (EMB3)

    15.0

    17.0

    19.0

    21.0

    23.0

    25.0

    Sec1SA1

    Sec1SA2

    Sec2SA1

    Sec2SA2

    Sec3SA1

    Sec3SA2

    Sec4SA1

    Sec4SA2

    NLevel

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

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    Tracking of Normal Academic Cohort

    Performance EMB1

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

    4NT (EMB1)

    7.0

    8.0

    9.0

    10.0

    11.0

    12.0

    13.0

    Sec

    1SA1

    Sec

    1SA2

    Sec

    2SA1

    Sec

    2SA2

    Sec

    3SA1

    Sec

    3SA2

    Sec

    4SA1

    Sec

    4SA2

    NLevel

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

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    Demandof Entry to

    Post Secondary

    Institutions

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    JAE L1R5 Aggregate Score Cut-offJunior College Cut-off Number of Choices of JC

    Raffles Institute,

    Hwa Chong Institution

    3 L1R5 = 3 - 18 choices

    National, Victoria, ACS(i) 5 L1R5 = 5 - 16 choicesAnglo Chinese, Temasek 7 L1R5 = 7 - 13 choicesAnderson, St Andrews 9 L1R5 = 9 - 11 choicesMeridian, Nanyang 10 L1R5 = 10 - 9 choices

    Catholic 11 L1R5 = 11 -

    7 choicesTampines, Jurong 13 L1R5 = 13 - 6 choicesSerangoon, Pioneer 16 L1R5 = 16- 4 choicesYishun, Innova

    20L1R5 = 20 - 2 choices

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    2011 Cut-off Point for the Different Courses in the 5 Polytechnics

    2 5 1 0 0

    26 25 15 7 0

    20 14 23 25 3

    2 3 9 7 10

    0 1 0 1 2

    0 1 0 5 21

    1 0 0 0 0

    50 49 48 45 36

    2011

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    GCE N Level Exams4 years N(A) Course

    2 years ITE DirectEntry Scheme3

    (DES) to Higher

    Nitec

    10 weeks

    Prep Programme

    Pathways for N(A) Students

    GCE O Level Exams1 year S5N5

    3 years Polytechnic

    2 yearsITE Nitec2

    2 yearsITE

    Higher

    Nitec1

    3 yearsNAFA/LaSalle

    3 yearsPolytechnic

    1 yearFoundationProgramme4

    2 yearspoly

    2 yearsJC/

    3 years

    CI

    Eligibility Criteria:

    1 ELR1B3 (O-Levels) [for Accounting & Business courses] / ELR2B2 (O-Levels) [for S&T courses]2 Two O-Level passes / Three N-Level passes

    3 EL 4, MA 4, ELMAB3 19 (N -Levels) [for Applied Sciences, Engineering, Info-Communications Technology] / EL 3, MA 4, ELMAB3 19 (N-Levels)[for Business & Services]4 EL 3, MA 3, ELMAB3 11 (N-Levels) [for courses in Annex A1] / EL 2, MA 3, ELMAB3 11 (N-Levels) [for courses in Annex A2]

    5

    ELMAB3 19 (N-Levels)

    EMB3 11

    (top 10%)

    EMB3 19

    (next 20%)EMB3 19 EMB3 > 19

    Diff t C i ITE f

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    Different Courses in ITE for

    Nitec CoursesQuality in Relevant Subject is Important

    Category of

    Courses

    (no. of courses)

    Meet Min. Entry

    Requirement to be eligible (3N Level Subjects)

    Cut-off Point

    Based on aggregate of

    best 4 subjects based

    on 2011 intake

    Applied& Health

    Sciences (5)

    Pass Math, Sci & best 1 subject

    Pass EL & best 2 subjects

    Pass EL, Math & Sci

    Pass Math/Sci & best 1 subject

    7 (2), 9 (1),

    14 (1), 15(1)

    Electronics & Info-

    Com Technology (3)

    Pass Math & best 2 subjects

    Pass Math/Sci & best 1 subject

    10 (1), 11 (1),

    16 (1)

    Engineering (9) Pass Math & best 2 subjects

    Pass Math/Sci & best 1 subject

    4 (1), 9 (1), 14 (1),

    17 (1), 18 (1)Business & Services

    (5)

    Pass EL & best 2 subjects 7 (1), 8 (1), 11 (1)

    Hospitality (4) Pass EL & best 2 subjects 7 (1), 9 (1), 14 (1)

    ff f h iff i

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    Cut-off for the Different Courses in

    ITE for Nitec Courses

    COP - Aggregate

    for Best 4 N

    subjects

    ITE College

    West

    ITE College

    Central

    ITE College

    East

    4 8 5 1 2

    9 11 9 4 5

    12 -14 4 6 0

    15 - 17 1 13 3

    18 0 1 0

    Total 19 25 10

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    AcE*

    Programme

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    Goals of the AcE* Programme

    To motivate and guideour students toachieve

    value-added results

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

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    AcE* Programme Manages thecognitiveand

    affective domains

    in student development

    Provides aHolistic approachto

    nurtureour pupils to be both

    a Learner & a Leaderto

    achieve value-added resultsREGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

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    CG

    Career Guidance consists of

    activities that raise theawareness of and educatepupils on post-secondary andcareer pathways.Aspiration for quality courses

    in Polys/JCs.

    IP

    Instructional Programme

    consists of activities related tohelping pupils to achieveacademic excellence.

    We-Care

    Interaction with/Mentoring pupils,with care and concern

    iWant

    Programme that inspiresand motivates pupils to wantto achieve their goals andtargets and believing that

    they can do it.Having the I Want attitude.

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

    5 Key Areas of the AcE* Programme

    Home-School Link

    Programme that ropes in parentsas valued partners to support theirchilds education and to strengthen

    parent-teacher communication.

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    Objectives: To implement a structured academic programme to ensure

    that students are engaged in revision consistently.

    To facilitate intensive revision as well as exam conditioningfor students through administering timed practice or mockexam regularly.

    This will provide opportunities for exam simulation to ensure

    that students hone their time management skills and reviseSec 3 syllabi for content subjects

    To structure time in the completion of coursework for A&Isubjects (target to complete by June) and in the preparationof June O Level Mother Tongue (intensive programme

    Term 2, Week 10)

    IP

    Instructional Programme consists of activities related tohelping pupils to achieve academic excellence.

    Term 1 Term 2

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    Term 1

    1. Supplementary/Remedial

    Programme after

    curriculum time

    2. Weekly Mock Exam/TimedPractice (Thu)

    3. Common Test

    4. 3-day Cohort Camp

    5. Academic Programme in

    Mar holidays (Mon-Wed)

    Term 2

    1. Supplementary/Remedial Programme

    after curriculum time

    2. Weekly Mock Exam/Timed Practice

    3. Mid-Year Examination4. 2-week Coursework Completion after

    curriculum time. (Wk 9, 10)

    5. 1-week Structured Intensive MTL

    during curriculum time.

    6. 1-week Structured Academic Prog

    during June hols

    Term 3

    1. Focus Revision/Remedial

    Programme

    2. Weekly Mock Exam/Timed

    Practice

    3. 4N Prelim Exam

    4. 4E/5N Prelim Exam (1st part)

    Term 4

    1. 4E/5N Prelim Exam (2nd part)

    2. Small-group coaching for academically at

    risk, the rest to stay for timed practice &

    consultation (after school)

    3. Blocked periods for Timed Practice.

    4. Night-Study Programme5. Consultation Self Stud in Librar

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    iWant Programme that inspires and motivates pupils to want to achieve their goals

    and targets and believing that they can do it. Having the I Want attitude.

    Term 1

    1. School Leaders Address

    2. Aspiration Programme

    during assembly:

    Motivational Talk [1], [2]

    Term 2

    1. School Leaders Address

    2. Series of Motivational/CG Talk by

    professionals from various industries

    and ex-Regenites from various institutions

    & industries: Motivational Talk [3], [4],[5]

    3. Certificate Presentation for students

    with outstanding Mid-Year Exam results

    Term 3

    1.School Leaders Address(Resilience) & Milestone Check

    2.Aspiration Programme

    during assembly: Motivational

    Talk [6], [7], [8]

    Term 4

    1.School Leaders Address & MilestoneCheck

    2.Aspiration Programme during assembly:

    Motivational Talk [9]

    3. Certificate Presentation for students

    with outstanding Prelim Exam results

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    CGCareer Guidance consists of activities that raises the

    awareness of and educate pupils on post-secondary and

    career pathways. Aspiration for quality courses In

    Polys/JCs.

    Term 1

    1. Visits to Polytechnics & JC

    Open House

    2. Visit to ITE College West

    3. Aspiration Programme

    - e-career portal followed bytarget-setting

    4. Careers Day @ Nanyang

    Polytechnic

    Term 2

    1. Invite speakers from different

    industries to give assembly talk

    2. Mock Release of Results followed by

    CG counseling for selected pupils.

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    We-Care

    Interaction with/Mentoring pupils, with care and concern

    Term 1

    1. Weekly class contact time

    (interaction between FTs

    & pupils)

    2. One-to-One FT & pupilinteraction time

    3. Identifying & Monitoring

    At-Risk pupils

    Term 2

    1. Weekly class contact time (interaction

    between FTs & pupils)

    2. Monitoring At-Risk pupils

    3. Dialogue Session with KPs

    Term 31. Weekly class contact time

    (interaction between FTs

    & pupils)

    2. Monitoring At-Risk pupils

    Term 41. Weekly class contact time (interaction

    between FTs & pupils)

    2. Monitoring At-Risk pupils

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    Home-School LinkProgramme that ropes in parents as valued partners to support

    their childs education and strengthen parent-teacher

    communication.

    Term 1

    1. Meet-the-Principal for all

    parents followed by PTC

    - Term 1, Wk 6, 10 Feb, Fri(selected parents & pupils

    for PTC)

    - Make-on session on 13

    Feb, Mon

    Term 2

    1. Meet-the-Principal followed by PTC

    for all parents and pupils

    - Term 2, Wk 10, 24 May, Thu

    Term 3

    -

    Term 4

    1. Meet-the-Principal for all parents

    followed by PTC

    - Term 4, Wk 2, 21 May, Fri

    (selected parents & pupils for PTC)

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    Time Spent

    Sub

    jectsWorked

    On

    Get Familiar

    AchieveMastery

    Working Toward Mastery

    GetExperienced

    REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL

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    Familiarize yourself with

    your new assignment1

    Explore your new

    environment2

    Meet your new colleagues3

    Parental Support

    Support and motivate your child

    Guide your child in timemanagement and set priorities

    Help your child to develop goodstudy habits at home

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    Thank you

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