2011 Meet the Parents Session - 2NT (Year End)
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1) The document outlines the agenda for a meet-the-parents session at a secondary school, including a review of exam results, progression opportunities, and ITE course requirements. 2) It provides details on the various NITEC courses offered at ITE, entry requirements, cut-off points, career prospects, and employment rates of ITE graduates. 3) The school shares plans for elective modules, adventure camps, and other programmes in 2012 to develop students holistically through the academic and co-curriculum curriculum.
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