3TS Parent Back to School Information Night-15-16
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This document provides information for parents about communication with teachers, reading expectations for students, health policies, and upcoming school events. It discusses several ways for parents and teachers to communicate, including a homework book, parent-teacher conferences, blogs, and emails. It also outlines expectations for home reading practice and policies around student health, birthdays, transportation, and medications. Finally, it lists several upcoming school dates, including parent-teacher meetings, school photos, cultural celebrations, and early dismissal days.
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- 1. 3 T S
- 2. 3TS: Unique, important, capable, special, individuals, a team and ever changing.
- 4. •3TS
- 5. •Communication- Is NOT a verbal message from the child. ❖Transport – inform Mr. Lai, our transport coordinator, of any changes directly but copy in the class teacher. TransportCoord@unishanoi.org ❖Please phone or email both the class teacher and the ES secretary at esdpsecretary@unishanoi.org if there is an illness.
- 6. Parent-Teacher Communication • Homework Book – daily • Conferences – 2 Parent/Teacher style, 1 Student- Led Conference , A 3-Way Conference • Meetings if/when required • Student reports- twice a year • Blogs- Grade and individual class weekly • Email – as needed
- 7. • Reading • v Reading with comprehension and understanding on many levels *Reading with fluency *Reading with expression *Using more strategies Home Reading: The idea of home reading is to practice different strategies, broaden the style of books/genre and foster enjoyment and confidence and is usually at an independent level. The children will only change levels when each child is ready based on fluency and comprehension and not just ability to retell or word reading ability.
- 8. Voucher system. If children forgets their voucher, the ES Secretary will provide a coupon and contact you regarding reimbursement. Birthdays - Individual cakes/muffins may be sent to school to share but no party packs. NO NUTS as we are sharing . Advance negotiation about a suitable day and time is appreciated. Cakes should be in class by 9.20 am in most cases. Only cake- no gifts- no sweets No money – except for Snack Sale days – usually once a month, organised by SCO and notification and reminders will be in the Tin Tuc. •Bits and Pieces
- 9. No Hat, Shaded Play not on the grassed areas (also impacts on PE lessons) Healthy Snack –– no sharing as mindful of food allergies and parents preferences about food their child consumes. There is sometimes a delay in receiving e-mails . Cut off for e-mails 2pm. Assume I will not see it or read it until after school if sending an email after this time. •Bits and Pieces
- 10. All medications must be kept with the nurses. Please include instructions with the medications. A sick child should not be sent to school. If student is at school he/she should participate fully in every lesson. If there are long term conditions – such broken bones or severe allergies when the child isn’t able to participate in P.E. In this case, a doctor’s note should be provided indicating how long P.E. lessons need to be missed. They will still attend the class but not participate. •Bits and Pieces
- 11. Up Coming Dates • Monday 31st August: EAL parent information night. • Tuesday 1st September: 15.30 Grade 3 Social Event with SCO. • Wednesday 2nd September: Vietnam National Day, No School. • Friday 4th September: 8:00 - 16:00 Parent/ Teacher Conversations - No School Continued on Wednesday 9th September 15:00 Monday 7th September- school photos for G3 • Thursday 24th September: G1-5 Moon Festival Celebration & assembly (Ao Dai- Vietnamese Dress- Students and staff) • Friday 25th September NO SCHOOL • Friday 9th October:UN Day & Early Dismissal 13.00
- 12. 3 T S