The document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School's mission, vision, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and post-secondary education pathways. It discusses the school's focus on empowering students and developing 21st century skills. It also shares analysis of subject strengths and weaknesses by class. The document emphasizes helping students understand their interests and goals, explore career options, and plan and use their time well in secondary school. Parents are encouraged to support their children by discussing goals, careers, and preparation needed.
This document provides information on organic poultry production standards from various organizations and regions. Some key points:
- Organic agriculture promotes biodiversity, biological cycles and soil health while minimizing off-farm inputs. National organic standards in countries like the US and Canada aim to bring uniformity to organic labeling.
- Organic feed for poultry must be 100% organic and meet nutritional needs without supplements, additives or slaughter by-products. Housing must allow outdoor access. Antibiotics and hormones are prohibited.
- Global organic meat and egg production is growing rapidly, led by Europe, US and Japan. Organic poultry meat makes up over half of US organic meat production. Conversion to organic
Organic Fertilizer 2 | Fermented Fruit Juice (FFJ)Kirk Go
The Fermented Fruit Juice Production Guide is published by the Department of Agriculture (Agricultural Training Institute).
Contains step by step production, application and usage.
The document discusses the transportation of chicks and outlines several recommendations. Chicks have fragile skeletons, are 85% water, and poorly regulate their body temperature. During transportation, chicks are susceptible to temperature fluctuations and conditions like high or low temperatures, humidity levels, and air speed. The quality of the vehicle, driver, and road, as well as the duration of the trip, impact the chick's welfare. Proper temperature control and hygiene measures during transportation and delivery are important to ensure quality and survival of the chicks.
The document discusses two common layer breeds: Bovans Brown and White Leghorn chickens. Bovans Browns lay brown eggs weighing approximately 310g and are brown feathered. They produce a large number of eggs for the first 3-4 years. White Leghorns originate from Italy, lay white eggs weighing around 57g, and are the most widely used commercial egg laying breed due to their high productivity. Both breeds are well suited for egg production but differ in feather color, egg color/size, and nutritional profile.
This document discusses grower and layer management. It outlines the importance of restricted feeding during the growing period to prevent early sexual maturity and improve egg production. Proper cleaning, vaccination schedules, and production indices are important for both growing and laying periods. Restricted feeding, including quantitative and qualitative restrictions, results in feed cost savings and healthier birds that produce more eggs during the laying period. Uniformity among growers is also important and can be achieved through measures like receiving uniform chicks, proper feeding and spacing, and regular weight sampling.
For better poultry farming, cognizance about different breeds should be important. To go either layer or broiler farming, breeds are the considerable factors. All are differentiated in terms of their geographical distribution, utility, colour etc.
This document discusses poultry entrepreneurship in India. It begins by defining poultry and the major types of domesticated birds raised, with chickens being the most common. It then defines entrepreneurship and the characteristics needed. The poultry industry in India is described as growing due to meat and egg consumption. Chickens are divided into broilers for meat and layers for eggs. The top states for poultry population are named. The life cycle and production processes from grandparent farms to processing plants are outlined. Requirements for commercial broiler and layer farms are provided. Economics of sample broiler and layer farms are presented to demonstrate profits. Major organizations in the poultry sector are named.
This document provides information on organic poultry production standards from various organizations and regions. Some key points:
- Organic agriculture promotes biodiversity, biological cycles and soil health while minimizing off-farm inputs. National organic standards in countries like the US and Canada aim to bring uniformity to organic labeling.
- Organic feed for poultry must be 100% organic and meet nutritional needs without supplements, additives or slaughter by-products. Housing must allow outdoor access. Antibiotics and hormones are prohibited.
- Global organic meat and egg production is growing rapidly, led by Europe, US and Japan. Organic poultry meat makes up over half of US organic meat production. Conversion to organic
Organic Fertilizer 2 | Fermented Fruit Juice (FFJ)Kirk Go
The Fermented Fruit Juice Production Guide is published by the Department of Agriculture (Agricultural Training Institute).
Contains step by step production, application and usage.
The document discusses the transportation of chicks and outlines several recommendations. Chicks have fragile skeletons, are 85% water, and poorly regulate their body temperature. During transportation, chicks are susceptible to temperature fluctuations and conditions like high or low temperatures, humidity levels, and air speed. The quality of the vehicle, driver, and road, as well as the duration of the trip, impact the chick's welfare. Proper temperature control and hygiene measures during transportation and delivery are important to ensure quality and survival of the chicks.
The document discusses two common layer breeds: Bovans Brown and White Leghorn chickens. Bovans Browns lay brown eggs weighing approximately 310g and are brown feathered. They produce a large number of eggs for the first 3-4 years. White Leghorns originate from Italy, lay white eggs weighing around 57g, and are the most widely used commercial egg laying breed due to their high productivity. Both breeds are well suited for egg production but differ in feather color, egg color/size, and nutritional profile.
This document discusses grower and layer management. It outlines the importance of restricted feeding during the growing period to prevent early sexual maturity and improve egg production. Proper cleaning, vaccination schedules, and production indices are important for both growing and laying periods. Restricted feeding, including quantitative and qualitative restrictions, results in feed cost savings and healthier birds that produce more eggs during the laying period. Uniformity among growers is also important and can be achieved through measures like receiving uniform chicks, proper feeding and spacing, and regular weight sampling.
For better poultry farming, cognizance about different breeds should be important. To go either layer or broiler farming, breeds are the considerable factors. All are differentiated in terms of their geographical distribution, utility, colour etc.
This document discusses poultry entrepreneurship in India. It begins by defining poultry and the major types of domesticated birds raised, with chickens being the most common. It then defines entrepreneurship and the characteristics needed. The poultry industry in India is described as growing due to meat and egg consumption. Chickens are divided into broilers for meat and layers for eggs. The top states for poultry population are named. The life cycle and production processes from grandparent farms to processing plants are outlined. Requirements for commercial broiler and layer farms are provided. Economics of sample broiler and layer farms are presented to demonstrate profits. Major organizations in the poultry sector are named.
Kadaknath is a black meat chicken breed found in India. They are also known as “Kala Masi” Native of Kedarnath is Dhar and Jhabua districts of Madhya Pradesh. Kadaknath is derived from two words whereas Kadak means “hard” and Nath means “lord”. The scientific name of Kedarnath is Gallus gallus domesticus. Kadaknath is completely different from other species of chicken.
Current scenario of poultry industry in indiaJoseph Alex
- India has a large and growing population, and poultry provides a cheap source of protein through eggs and chicken meat.
- The poultry industry in India has transformed from small backyard operations to a major commercial industry, through development of high-yield chicken and egg varieties and standardized management practices.
- India now ranks 3rd globally in egg production and 5th in chicken meat production, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. However, rising feed costs and disease outbreaks pose challenges to the sustainable growth of the industry.
Organic farming is a way of growing food in harmony with nature without exploiting it, as practiced in ancient Indian texts. It focuses on animal health and welfare, good environmental practices, and product quality. There are three steps to becoming organic - vegetable conversion, animal husbandry conversion, and an ideological conversion. Organic animal husbandry provides animals with access to the environment and pasture and avoids synthetic substances and natural treatments. Various indigenous and developed poultry breeds are discussed for organic farming.
This document provides information on grower and layer management for poultry farms. It discusses the importance of restricted feeding during the growing period to prevent early sexual maturity and improve egg production. It outlines the vaccination schedule and production indices like hen-day egg production, hen-housed egg production, egg mass, and feed conversion ratio that are followed to monitor performance. Proper cleaning, feeding, lighting and vaccination programs are essential for optimal grower and layer management.
This document discusses the business potentials in agriculture in Nigeria. It notes that agriculture currently accounts for 21.97% of Nigeria's GDP and provides 60-70% of employment, yet only 42% of cultivable land is used. There are many opportunities across the agricultural value chain from production to processing. Specific opportunities are discussed for crops like cassava and cocoa, as well as livestock including cattle, poultry, and fish farming. Challenges like underinvestment and use of manual methods are also outlined. The document concludes that agriculture has great potential to create jobs and economic growth in Nigeria.
The nervous and endocrine systems work together to coordinate animal responses to their environment. The nervous system uses electrical impulses along nerve fibers while the endocrine system releases hormones into the bloodstream from glands. The brain receives sensory information and creates responses, while the spinal cord transmits impulses between the brain and body. Hormones secreted by endocrine glands trigger responses in target organs throughout the body more slowly than the rapid, localized effects of the nervous system. Common disorders of each system include epilepsy, ataxia, diabetes, and hypothyroidism.
The female reproductive tract of chickens consists of a pair of ovaries and oviducts. The egg travels through the oviduct over approximately 22 hours, undergoing several modifications. It passes through the infundibulum, where it is engulfed. In the magnum, albumen is deposited on the egg. The isthmus adds two shell membranes. In the uterus or shell gland, calcite crystals are deposited to form the eggshell. A protective bloom coating is applied in the vagina before laying.
This document provides an overview of rabbit production. It discusses the types of rabbits used for meat production, their housing and feeding needs, and basic reproduction. Rabbits can provide meat and wool. While not widely consumed in the US, rabbit meat production has benefits as a small-scale livestock option. The document outlines management practices and some common health issues to consider in rabbitry.
Organic pesticides can effectively control pests but require careful use as they are not completely safe. Common organic pesticides include Bt, copper, neem, pyrethrum and oils. Bt specifically targets caterpillars but must be ingested. Copper is toxic to both plants and aquatic life at high levels and can accumulate in soil over time. Neem and pyrethrum are broad spectrum but break down quickly. Oils can control soft-bodied pests but risk damaging plants. Proper application and understanding each pesticide's effects and limitations is needed for safe and effective organic pest control.
कुखरा पालन (ब्रोइलर) पूर्ण रोजगारीका साथ मनग्य आम्दानी गर्न सकिने भरपर्दो पेशा हो । यो रोजगारी भएका तर समय बचत गर्न सक्ने व्यक्तिका लागि पनि उपयुक्त हुन्छ । न्यून आय भएका अर्धबेरोजगार व्यक्तिका लागि थप आयआर्जन गर्न यो पेशा सहायक सिद्ध हुन सक्छ । यो पेशा थोरै जग्गा तथा कम लगानीमै सञ्चालन गर्न सकिन्छ । यसको उत्पादन ५–६ हप्तामै भित्र्याउन सकिन्छ र वर्षमा ६–७ पटकसम्म कुखुरा बेच्न सकिन्छ । यो व्यवसाय गर्न धेरै ठूलो तालिमको आवश्यकता समेत पर्दैन ।
नेपालमा यो व्यवसाय सञ्चालनका लागि आवश्यक सामग्री सहज उपलब्ध छन् । साथै, सहज बजार पहुँचले उत्पादनपछिको विक्रीवितरणमा समेत समस्या छैन । यो व्यवसाय सञ्चालन गर्दा प्रारम्भमा सानो आकार अर्थात् १ सयदेखि २ सयबाट शुरू गर्नु उपयुक्त हुन्छ । र, बिस्तारै कुखुरा पालनको अनुभव बटुली व्यावसायिक रूपमा यो पेशा सञ्चालन गर्न सजिलो हुन्छ ।
This document provides an introduction to animal nutrition by defining nutrients and discussing their classes and functions. It explains that nutrients are compounds that support animal life and are made up of elements like carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sodium, and chlorine. The major classes of nutrients discussed are water, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, minerals, and vitamins. Each class is further defined in terms of its chemical composition, sources, and roles in the animal body.
This document provides the operational guidelines for the National Livestock Mission (NLM) scheme in India. Some key points:
- The NLM aims to promote entrepreneurship, increase productivity and production of livestock and improve availability of fodder.
- It has three sub-missions: breed development, feed and fodder development, and innovation/extension.
- Implementation agencies include central and state committees that will oversee, approve and monitor various projects under NLM.
- Eligible entrepreneurs can avail benefits by having experience in livestock management or technical experts. Projects will be approved at state and central levels.
- Monitoring will involve an online MIS, asset tagging, and quarterly reporting on
This document discusses pesticide labeling requirements and regulations. It explains that pesticide labels provide important safety information for users, including directions for use, personal protective equipment requirements, and environmental hazard statements. The labeling process is extensive, involving years of laboratory and field testing to determine toxicity, efficacy, and environmental impacts before the EPA approves a pesticide product's registration and label. Users must always read and follow all label instructions to protect their safety and comply with the law.
The document provides guidance on restraining various farm and domestic animals for examination or treatment. It discusses casting large animals onto their side by using ropes and sufficient labor. It also describes leg raising methods for restraining horses and basic knots. For smaller animals, it recommends reclining, stretching, or hugging restraints while immobilizing the injured area. The goal is to minimize stress on the animal while safely exposing areas needing attention.
The document discusses the various types of equipment used in hatcheries, including different types of incubators for eggs (kerosene, hot water, forced draft in sizes from small to large), setters and hatchers, generators, air conditioners, egg candlers, trays, fumigation chambers, trolleys, sexing equipment, chick boxes, trucks, and controllers for climate and incubation temperature. Equipment is used at various stages of incubation and hatching for eggs to successfully incubate and hatch chicks.
The document discusses different housing and equipment systems for rearing chickens, including extensive free range, organic certified semi-intensive, intensive cage systems using individual, group or colony cages, and deep litter and slat flooring systems. It also describes controlled environment houses and their advantages like improved feed conversion, better quality meat, increased productivity and health of chickens with reduced mortality. Various equipment for brooding, feeding, watering, vaccination, counting eggs and chicks, transportation and processing are also listed.
Food animals are those considered for human consumption, mainly cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, pigs and poultry. A small number of species provide the majority of meat despite thousands being theoretically suitable. Meat consumption varies between geographical regions based on availability, religion, and customs. Conventional foods in one area may be unconventional in others, for example Hindus abstain from beef and Muslims avoid pork. Meat is defined as the edible muscle and offal of food animals.
This document provides an overview of integrated pest management (IPM). It defines IPM as a balanced approach that uses all suitable pest control methods to keep pest populations below an economic threshold. The document outlines the main objectives and components of IPM, including identifying pests, monitoring populations, setting control goals, implementing control strategies, and evaluating results. It also describes various control methods used in IPM, including biological, mechanical, cultural, physical, genetic, chemical, and regulatory approaches. The goal of IPM is to maintain a healthy agroecosystem while minimizing risks of pests, costs of control, and environmental damage.
Principal's Briefing : Sec 2 Meet-Parents-Session on 1 June 2013Yuliana Tjioe
This document provides information from a principal's briefing on 2 June 2013 about Teck Whye Secondary School. It discusses the school's mission, vision, values, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and post-secondary education pathways. The school achieved good results in the 2012 GCE N-and O- level exams, with pass rates and distinction rates equal to or better than national averages. It has also received multiple achievement awards from the Ministry of Education for value-added performance. The briefing outlines the school's streaming process and subject combination options for Secondary 3 students.
Principal's Briefing : Sec 3 Meet-Parents-Session on 1 June 2013Yuliana Tjioe
The document provides information from the principal's briefing for a meet-the-parents session. It summarizes the school's mission, vision, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and pathways after secondary school. It discusses students' awareness of their interests and career options. It encourages parents to help their children set goals and explore different careers. It also provides employment data for polytechnic and ITE graduates to help students in their post-secondary planning.
Kadaknath is a black meat chicken breed found in India. They are also known as “Kala Masi” Native of Kedarnath is Dhar and Jhabua districts of Madhya Pradesh. Kadaknath is derived from two words whereas Kadak means “hard” and Nath means “lord”. The scientific name of Kedarnath is Gallus gallus domesticus. Kadaknath is completely different from other species of chicken.
Current scenario of poultry industry in indiaJoseph Alex
- India has a large and growing population, and poultry provides a cheap source of protein through eggs and chicken meat.
- The poultry industry in India has transformed from small backyard operations to a major commercial industry, through development of high-yield chicken and egg varieties and standardized management practices.
- India now ranks 3rd globally in egg production and 5th in chicken meat production, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. However, rising feed costs and disease outbreaks pose challenges to the sustainable growth of the industry.
Organic farming is a way of growing food in harmony with nature without exploiting it, as practiced in ancient Indian texts. It focuses on animal health and welfare, good environmental practices, and product quality. There are three steps to becoming organic - vegetable conversion, animal husbandry conversion, and an ideological conversion. Organic animal husbandry provides animals with access to the environment and pasture and avoids synthetic substances and natural treatments. Various indigenous and developed poultry breeds are discussed for organic farming.
This document provides information on grower and layer management for poultry farms. It discusses the importance of restricted feeding during the growing period to prevent early sexual maturity and improve egg production. It outlines the vaccination schedule and production indices like hen-day egg production, hen-housed egg production, egg mass, and feed conversion ratio that are followed to monitor performance. Proper cleaning, feeding, lighting and vaccination programs are essential for optimal grower and layer management.
This document discusses the business potentials in agriculture in Nigeria. It notes that agriculture currently accounts for 21.97% of Nigeria's GDP and provides 60-70% of employment, yet only 42% of cultivable land is used. There are many opportunities across the agricultural value chain from production to processing. Specific opportunities are discussed for crops like cassava and cocoa, as well as livestock including cattle, poultry, and fish farming. Challenges like underinvestment and use of manual methods are also outlined. The document concludes that agriculture has great potential to create jobs and economic growth in Nigeria.
The nervous and endocrine systems work together to coordinate animal responses to their environment. The nervous system uses electrical impulses along nerve fibers while the endocrine system releases hormones into the bloodstream from glands. The brain receives sensory information and creates responses, while the spinal cord transmits impulses between the brain and body. Hormones secreted by endocrine glands trigger responses in target organs throughout the body more slowly than the rapid, localized effects of the nervous system. Common disorders of each system include epilepsy, ataxia, diabetes, and hypothyroidism.
The female reproductive tract of chickens consists of a pair of ovaries and oviducts. The egg travels through the oviduct over approximately 22 hours, undergoing several modifications. It passes through the infundibulum, where it is engulfed. In the magnum, albumen is deposited on the egg. The isthmus adds two shell membranes. In the uterus or shell gland, calcite crystals are deposited to form the eggshell. A protective bloom coating is applied in the vagina before laying.
This document provides an overview of rabbit production. It discusses the types of rabbits used for meat production, their housing and feeding needs, and basic reproduction. Rabbits can provide meat and wool. While not widely consumed in the US, rabbit meat production has benefits as a small-scale livestock option. The document outlines management practices and some common health issues to consider in rabbitry.
Organic pesticides can effectively control pests but require careful use as they are not completely safe. Common organic pesticides include Bt, copper, neem, pyrethrum and oils. Bt specifically targets caterpillars but must be ingested. Copper is toxic to both plants and aquatic life at high levels and can accumulate in soil over time. Neem and pyrethrum are broad spectrum but break down quickly. Oils can control soft-bodied pests but risk damaging plants. Proper application and understanding each pesticide's effects and limitations is needed for safe and effective organic pest control.
कुखरा पालन (ब्रोइलर) पूर्ण रोजगारीका साथ मनग्य आम्दानी गर्न सकिने भरपर्दो पेशा हो । यो रोजगारी भएका तर समय बचत गर्न सक्ने व्यक्तिका लागि पनि उपयुक्त हुन्छ । न्यून आय भएका अर्धबेरोजगार व्यक्तिका लागि थप आयआर्जन गर्न यो पेशा सहायक सिद्ध हुन सक्छ । यो पेशा थोरै जग्गा तथा कम लगानीमै सञ्चालन गर्न सकिन्छ । यसको उत्पादन ५–६ हप्तामै भित्र्याउन सकिन्छ र वर्षमा ६–७ पटकसम्म कुखुरा बेच्न सकिन्छ । यो व्यवसाय गर्न धेरै ठूलो तालिमको आवश्यकता समेत पर्दैन ।
नेपालमा यो व्यवसाय सञ्चालनका लागि आवश्यक सामग्री सहज उपलब्ध छन् । साथै, सहज बजार पहुँचले उत्पादनपछिको विक्रीवितरणमा समेत समस्या छैन । यो व्यवसाय सञ्चालन गर्दा प्रारम्भमा सानो आकार अर्थात् १ सयदेखि २ सयबाट शुरू गर्नु उपयुक्त हुन्छ । र, बिस्तारै कुखुरा पालनको अनुभव बटुली व्यावसायिक रूपमा यो पेशा सञ्चालन गर्न सजिलो हुन्छ ।
This document provides an introduction to animal nutrition by defining nutrients and discussing their classes and functions. It explains that nutrients are compounds that support animal life and are made up of elements like carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sodium, and chlorine. The major classes of nutrients discussed are water, carbohydrates, fats, proteins, minerals, and vitamins. Each class is further defined in terms of its chemical composition, sources, and roles in the animal body.
This document provides the operational guidelines for the National Livestock Mission (NLM) scheme in India. Some key points:
- The NLM aims to promote entrepreneurship, increase productivity and production of livestock and improve availability of fodder.
- It has three sub-missions: breed development, feed and fodder development, and innovation/extension.
- Implementation agencies include central and state committees that will oversee, approve and monitor various projects under NLM.
- Eligible entrepreneurs can avail benefits by having experience in livestock management or technical experts. Projects will be approved at state and central levels.
- Monitoring will involve an online MIS, asset tagging, and quarterly reporting on
This document discusses pesticide labeling requirements and regulations. It explains that pesticide labels provide important safety information for users, including directions for use, personal protective equipment requirements, and environmental hazard statements. The labeling process is extensive, involving years of laboratory and field testing to determine toxicity, efficacy, and environmental impacts before the EPA approves a pesticide product's registration and label. Users must always read and follow all label instructions to protect their safety and comply with the law.
The document provides guidance on restraining various farm and domestic animals for examination or treatment. It discusses casting large animals onto their side by using ropes and sufficient labor. It also describes leg raising methods for restraining horses and basic knots. For smaller animals, it recommends reclining, stretching, or hugging restraints while immobilizing the injured area. The goal is to minimize stress on the animal while safely exposing areas needing attention.
The document discusses the various types of equipment used in hatcheries, including different types of incubators for eggs (kerosene, hot water, forced draft in sizes from small to large), setters and hatchers, generators, air conditioners, egg candlers, trays, fumigation chambers, trolleys, sexing equipment, chick boxes, trucks, and controllers for climate and incubation temperature. Equipment is used at various stages of incubation and hatching for eggs to successfully incubate and hatch chicks.
The document discusses different housing and equipment systems for rearing chickens, including extensive free range, organic certified semi-intensive, intensive cage systems using individual, group or colony cages, and deep litter and slat flooring systems. It also describes controlled environment houses and their advantages like improved feed conversion, better quality meat, increased productivity and health of chickens with reduced mortality. Various equipment for brooding, feeding, watering, vaccination, counting eggs and chicks, transportation and processing are also listed.
Food animals are those considered for human consumption, mainly cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, pigs and poultry. A small number of species provide the majority of meat despite thousands being theoretically suitable. Meat consumption varies between geographical regions based on availability, religion, and customs. Conventional foods in one area may be unconventional in others, for example Hindus abstain from beef and Muslims avoid pork. Meat is defined as the edible muscle and offal of food animals.
This document provides an overview of integrated pest management (IPM). It defines IPM as a balanced approach that uses all suitable pest control methods to keep pest populations below an economic threshold. The document outlines the main objectives and components of IPM, including identifying pests, monitoring populations, setting control goals, implementing control strategies, and evaluating results. It also describes various control methods used in IPM, including biological, mechanical, cultural, physical, genetic, chemical, and regulatory approaches. The goal of IPM is to maintain a healthy agroecosystem while minimizing risks of pests, costs of control, and environmental damage.
Principal's Briefing : Sec 2 Meet-Parents-Session on 1 June 2013Yuliana Tjioe
This document provides information from a principal's briefing on 2 June 2013 about Teck Whye Secondary School. It discusses the school's mission, vision, values, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and post-secondary education pathways. The school achieved good results in the 2012 GCE N-and O- level exams, with pass rates and distinction rates equal to or better than national averages. It has also received multiple achievement awards from the Ministry of Education for value-added performance. The briefing outlines the school's streaming process and subject combination options for Secondary 3 students.
Principal's Briefing : Sec 3 Meet-Parents-Session on 1 June 2013Yuliana Tjioe
The document provides information from the principal's briefing for a meet-the-parents session. It summarizes the school's mission, vision, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and pathways after secondary school. It discusses students' awareness of their interests and career options. It encourages parents to help their children set goals and explore different careers. It also provides employment data for polytechnic and ITE graduates to help students in their post-secondary planning.
Principal's Briefing : Sec 3 Meet-Parents-Session on 1 June 2013Yuliana Tjioe
The document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School's mission, vision, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and post-secondary education pathways. It discusses the school's focus on empowering students and developing 21st century skills. It also shares analysis of subject strengths and weaknesses by class. The document emphasizes helping students understand their interests and goals, explore career options, and plan and use their time well in secondary school. Parents are encouraged to support their children by discussing goals, careers, and subject areas to focus on.
This document contains 4 short poems by students about family connections. The first poem by Wanyi discusses how family bonds are stronger than water and will always connect family members through happy and sad memories. The second poem by Nurhayati Azmi likens a family to a circle where relationships are enduring even if broken at times. The third poem by Yongjie portrays a mother as nurturing but a father as difficult. The last poem by Mariahusnaa describes the challenges of being mistaken as a single person while being two different individuals living together.
The document contains 3 short pieces by students describing natural scenes:
1) "Big, fluffy puffs of white joined with the open space" by Min Hui depicts a magical land seen but not touched, where the author feels connected.
2) "It blooms attractively" by Adilah describes yellow, red and orange flowers growing in bunches on trees that shake in the wind.
3) "Day Skies" by Muzammil contrasts the darkness and danger of night with the marvelous light and sights of daybreak.
This academic report card summarizes student performance and post-secondary education options. It shows the aspirations of students from different academic streams after secondary school and the criteria for entry into junior colleges, polytechnics, and ITE. It also provides analysis of class subject strengths and weaknesses, cut-off points for post-secondary courses, and tips for students to improve their chances of getting into their course of choice, including the importance of consistency, time management, sleep, and concentration.
This document discusses the significance of Hari Raya Aidilfitri, a Muslim holiday celebrated at the end of Ramadan. It explains that Hari Raya Aidilfitri marks the end of the month of fasting, and is not the Muslim New Year. It also describes important traditions on Hari Raya Aidilfitri, including congregational prayers, visiting family and friends, and seeking forgiveness from others through gestures and words to strengthen relationships and renew ties. The document advocates that seeking forgiveness should be done sincerely to repair any past wrongs.
This document discusses migrating a Java-based mashup execution platform (MEP) to Scala to improve performance. It presents the design of the original MEP and describes how actors in Scala provide an event-driven concurrency model that is more efficient than threads. The authors mapped the orchestrator and services to Scala actors and evaluated the new implementation, finding it outperformed the original Java version with faster execution times and fewer threads. Future work may include additional testing and improving the service proxy adaptation.
The document provides information about subject options for students at Teck Whye Secondary School for the 2011-2012 school year. It includes details about pure science subjects like Chemistry, Biology and Physics, as well as combined science, additional mathematics, combined humanities, and principles of accounts. The timeline, criteria and benefits of each subject are described, along with the relevant subject teachers and their contact information.
Sec 2 Meet-Parents-Session : Principal's Briefing 26 May 2012Yuliana Tjioe
The document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School's mission, vision, academic performance, cocurricular achievements, and students' post-secondary education aspirations. It summarizes the school's mission to empower students with 21st century skills and help them discover their passions. It also highlights the school's academic achievements, with students performing better than national averages in the N- and O- level examinations in 2011. The school was recognized with achievement awards for value-added results. The document outlines various post-secondary pathways available to students after their N-levels.
This document discusses the Food & Nutrition syllabus and assessment objectives for GCE 'O' and 'N' Level exams in Singapore. It covers four key areas: 1) content knowledge on nutrition principles, healthy diets and food preparation/safety, 2) process skills like defining problems, gathering information, and decision making, 3) a bridging program to equip students with coursework skills, and 4) the attributes and career prospects for Food & Nutrition students, including available courses in junior colleges, polytechnics, and vocational institutions.
The document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School's (TWSS) mission, vision, values and strategic thrusts. It summarizes the school's academic achievements and performance in the 2011 GCE N and O-Level examinations. Top students are highlighted and analysis is given on the Sec 3 subject strengths and weaknesses of different classes. Post-secondary education pathways including junior colleges, polytechnics, ITE and work are also outlined.
1) Sec 1 students start to get accustomed to secondary school life, cultivate good study habits, and identify their strengths and interests.
2) Parents can encourage their child to participate actively in CCAs and enrichment programs which help develop values and talents.
3) Good CCA performance leads to bonus points for polytechnic admission, so parents should support their child's regular CCA attendance and participation.
4) By the end of Sec 1, students should consider their post-secondary education goals so they can work towards the subject prerequisites and exam requirements. Parents can help by providing a conducive study environment
This document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School, including its curriculum, staff, mission, vision, values, and learning achievements. It outlines the school's N-level and O-level examination results which were better than or equal to national averages. It also introduces several signature programmes at the school focused on developing students' literacy skills and use of technology in learning.
Sec 3 Meet-Parents-Session : Principal's Briefing 26 May 2012Yuliana Tjioe
This document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School's mission, vision, theme, and student performance and achievements. The school's mission is to empower students with 21st century skills and knowledge to discover their passions and develop strength of character. The vision is for students to be future-ready learners who lead, serve, and achieve through collaboration and lifelong learning. Student performance exceeded national averages on the 2011 N-Level and O-Level exams, with many students achieving distinctions. The school received achievement awards for value-added results. It also received sustained achievement awards for its hockey and floorball teams from 2008-2012.
The document provides information about Teck Whye Secondary School's mission, vision, values, and recent achievements. The school aims to empower students to create opportunities for themselves and others through 21st century skills. Its vision is to develop a community of future-ready learners who lead, serve, and achieve. Key data shows the school achieving better than national averages in academic exams and cocurricular activities. Profiles of award-winning teachers and students are also included. Estimated costs for secondary school exams and various post-secondary pathways are outlined.
1) The document outlines the agenda for a meet-the-parents session at Sembawang Secondary School, including addresses by school leaders and an introduction of staff.
2) It provides information on upcoming assessments, subject combination options for Secondary 3, and level programmes for Secondary 2 students.
3) Details are given on the school's Community Involvement Programme, Sports Education Programme, and partnership with parents.
Parent Teacher Meeting Sec 4 and 5 (NA & Exp) - 26 Mar 2010damaisec
This document summarizes the agenda for a parent-teacher meeting at Damai Secondary School. It includes:
1) An overview of the school's 2009 GCE exam results and criteria for promotion from Sec 4 to Sec 5.
2) Requirements and admission criteria for post-secondary institutions like JCs, polys, and ITEs.
3) Upcoming school programs and events like remedial classes and learning journeys.
4) The school's initiatives for 2010 like the Values Education Program and Year Head system.
5) Expectations of students to work hard and responsibilities of parents, teachers, and the school.
This document summarizes the agenda and key details for a Principal's Dialogue Session at Evergreen Primary School on January 15, 2011. It introduces the vice principals, HODs, and P2 teachers. It outlines the school's mission, vision, values and focus for 2011 on learning approaches and character development. It also provides an overview of the curriculum, assessment strategies, co-curricular activities and partnerships for the different subjects of English, Math, Mother Tongue, Art, Music, PE and ICT.
This document provides an overview of the K-12 education system in the Philippines and the STEC SHS program. It discusses that the current 10-year basic education program results in poor quality education and inadequate preparation for work, entrepreneurship, or higher education. The K-12 system expands basic education to 12 years to address these issues. It then describes the STEC SHS program, which aims to develop well-rounded graduates with skills relevant to the job market or higher education through an enhanced curriculum focusing on mastery learning, hands-on activities, and leadership. The core values of the program are also outlined.
MTPS - Principal's Talk for Sec 3 Parents (Jan 2010)btvssmedia
This document provides information about form teachers, academic programs, enrichment programs, and the school character and leadership development framework for Secondary 3 students. It includes the form teacher assignments for each Secondary 3 class, the academic timetable, after-school programs, homework policies, and common test dates. It also outlines the enrichment programs, leadership training framework, and criteria for academic promotion to Secondary 4.
Meet the Parents May 2011 Sec 4E & 5NA (no mid yr results)damaisec
This document outlines the programme for a parent-teacher meeting at Damai Secondary School. It provides information about:
1) The school's GCE 'O' Level results from 2010 which showed improvements, including more students scoring distinctions.
2) Requirements and cut-off points for admission to post-secondary institutions like junior colleges and polytechnics.
3) The school's initiatives and expectations to help students prepare for exams, including motivational workshops, remedial classes and encouragement of parental support.
4) An invitation for parents to meet with teachers to discuss their children's progress and clarify any issues.
Meet the Parents May 2011 Sec 4E & 5NA (no mid yr results)damaisec
This document outlines the agenda for a parent-teacher meeting at Damai Secondary School. It includes:
1) A summary of the school's 2010 GCE 'O' Level examination results, requirements for post-secondary education, and the school's initiatives and expectations for students in 2011.
2) Details of the school's programmes for Secondary 4 Express and 5 Normal Academic students to prepare for their national exams, including remedial lessons and motivational workshops.
3) A request for parents to work closely with teachers by ensuring students attend classes and revision programmes, and to contact teachers if needed.
2011 Meet the Parents Session - 3NA (Year End)damaisec
The document outlines the key points from a meet-the-parents session for Secondary 3 Normal Academic students. It discusses the impact of recent Ministry of Education directions, reviews of school programmes, academic performance criteria for promotion, and progression opportunities after secondary education. It also covers the school's use of information and communication technology for teaching and upcoming programmes for 2012.
The document outlines the agenda for a Meet-the-Parents Session for Secondary Three students at a school. It includes an address by the Year Masters, introduction of school staff, information about assessment and promotion criteria, secondary level programmes, community involvement programmes, partnership with parents, and a question and answer segment.
Ssat conference Dec 2015 " Preparing your school for the brave new world"goodwins1969
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MTPS - Principal's Talk For Sec 2 Parents (Jan 2010)btvssmedia
This document provides information about form teachers, academic programs, enrichment programs, and the streaming process for secondary 2 students to secondary 3. It includes the form teacher assignments for each secondary 2 class, the school schedule and hours, weekend and holiday assignments, common tests, and grading criteria for the different streams. It also outlines the secondary 3 subject combinations and streaming exercise timeline.
Meet the Parents 2011 Sec 4NA (26 May 2011)damaisec
The document summarizes the key points from a parent-teacher meeting at Damai Secondary School. It discusses the school's 2010 exam results, promotion criteria, requirements for post-secondary education, and school programs to support students. The school aims to work closely with parents to help students prepare for their exams through initiatives like remedial classes, study workshops, and monitoring attendance and academic progress.
Principal's Presentation to Board on Norfolk High SchoolDr. James Lake
- Norfolk Senior High School's enrollment increased from 1225 students in 2010-2011 to 1273 students in 2013-2014. The percentage of students passing classes or meeting achievement benchmarks on standardized tests is a focus for improvement.
- New teachers are paired with mentors and participate in peer observations to strengthen instructional practices. Data from standardized tests such as PLAN, MAP, NeSA, and ACT are analyzed to monitor student readiness for college and guide curriculum development. PLCs help align curriculum across grades and subjects.
- The school aims to decrease failure rates by 5% per semester over three years through interventions like expanded tutoring programs, study halls, and Saturday school. This goal aims to increase the graduation rate.
Principal's Sharing : First Day Briefing 2 Jan 2013Yuliana Tjioe
The document provides a summary of key events and achievements in TWSS in 2012 and outlines the school's focus and milestones for students in 2013. Some of the highlights include:
- TWSS teachers winning inspiring teacher awards in 2012.
- The school achieving value-added results and awards in academic, sports and CCA performances.
- The school's focus in 2013 will be on 21st century competencies, values and social-emotional learning.
- Key milestones for students in 2013 include participating actively in CCAs, choosing subject combinations, and preparing for national exams.
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The document contains 3 short pieces by students on the topic of technology:
1) "Death of internet user" by Jason Ho is a poem about a soldier who dies in battle while trying to access the internet.
2) "In this world we live in" by Isabel is a reflection on how social media and technology have replaced in-person interactions.
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This document summarizes language and cultural activities for Sec 1 students during the first week of February 2013. The activities included learning journeys to a Chinese tea house, Kampong Glam, and Little India to experience different cultures, as well as a creative writing competition in Chinese, Malay, and Tamil languages.
Principal's Talk at Yew Tee Primary SchoolYuliana Tjioe
Ong Kong Hong is the principal of Teck Whye Secondary School. Under his leadership, TWSS has adopted several signature programs and approaches to develop students holistically. These include an English multiliteracies program integrating technology, art and design mentoring, and talent development opportunities in areas like science, cooking and music. TWSS also emphasizes character and citizenship education through community service projects. With a focus on caring teachers and flexibility in the curriculum, TWSS has seen improved academic results in recent years.
This document provides information about nominating a caring teacher for an award. It explains that the caring teacher award recognizes teachers who exemplify values like caring, sharing, and supporting students' academic and personal development. It asks students to nominate a teacher who has made a positive impact on their life, for example by showing care, influencing their behavior, or helping them believe in themselves. The document includes positive feedback from past teachers who have received nominations, with teachers feeling grateful and appreciative of learning how they have impacted students. It concludes by encouraging students to submit their own nominations online to show their teachers they care too.
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English Week - Poetry Writing CompetitiionYuliana Tjioe
The poem describes a fish struggling on a hook, feeling its flesh burning in pain as the waves rage. It worries for its unborn child it feels kicking inside, praying for its survival as it faces its own impending death, wondering if its baby will see the world before it takes its last breath.
The document announces a house renaming competition for TWSS students to vote on new house names. There are 3 proposals: 1) Famous people who overcame challenges with excellence, resilience and integrity; 2) Famous mountains that require tenacity to reach their peaks; 3) Precious gemstones that symbolize developing inner strength and potential with guidance. Students can vote through SMS or an online portal by April 5th, with prizes for those who vote for the winning names.
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The document provides the CCA schedule for Teck Whye Secondary School for the year 2011-2012. It lists the various CCA activities offered and the days and times they are held, as well as the locations and teachers in charge of each activity. A wide range of sports, uniformed groups, performing arts, clubs, and societies are offered to students from Monday to Saturday after school hours and on some weekends.
This document is a class timetable for Class 1A at Teck Whye Secondary School in Singapore for Semester 1 of 2012. It shows the class schedule for each school day from Monday to Friday, with periods 1 through 7 listed. Each period is allocated for different subjects such as Flag Raising, Social Studies, Physical Education, Mathematics, and Dismissal. The timetable also lists the classroom or teacher for each subject period.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Preparing for Secondary School - talk by Mr Ong Kong Hong, Principal of Teck ...Yuliana Tjioe
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3. Our Mission:
Empowering Lives,
Transforming our Future
We empower Teck Whyeans to create
opportunities for themselves and
others in the future by equipping them
with the 21st century values, skills and
knowledge.
We help them discover their passion
and purpose in life and develop
strength of character to succeed
despite challenges.
The TWSS Commitment
4. The TWSS Commitment
Through a culture of
collaboration, a
mindset of excellence
and a spirit of lifelong
learning, we aspire to
be a community of
Teck Whyeans ready
for the future, as we
lead with conviction,
serve with
compassion and
achieve with
confidence.
Our Vision:
A Community of Future-ready
Learners who Lead, Serve
and Achieve
5. School Theme 2011 - 2013
R + I + S = E
• Resilience: Always trying; not giving up when faced
with challenges
• Integrity: Knowing and doing what is right
• Synergy: Working as a team; respecting and
collaborating with different people for better
outcomes
• Excellence: A journey of continuous improvement;
always aspiring to be the best in everything we do
7. School Focus 2011 - 2013
• See and make connections between
subjects, activities, programmes and
real life to make learning meaningful
and enjoyable
• Work with teachers, parents, partners
and with one another to achieve and
excel
9. Our Top N(A) & N(T) Students
• 6 N(A) students with 5
distinctions or more:
Lita Erika Louise Bonode
(4F)
Chng Jaryl (4F)
Puah Kai Wen (4F)
Tan Shi Jia (4F)
Joson Ong Chai Kiat (4G)
Samuel Sioh Jing Da (4G)
• 6 students with 4 „A‟s or
more:
Chew Xin Er (4H)
Elanda Chua (4H)
Lim Chai Lian (4H)
Mahina Lim Fong Jia (4H)
Tan Wei Jun, Kenny (4H)
Wong Si Li, Shirley (4H)
11. Our Top 4Exp & 5NA Students
4 Exp students with 5 distinctions
or more:
Yong Chin Kiat (4A)
Lim Xiao Xuan (4A)
James Ng Chong Wee (4A)
Zhang Li‟en (4A)
Jasper Goh Bing Hui (4B)
Toh Kai Ning (4B)
5NA with 4 distinctions or
more:
Poh Jia Min (5A)
Poh Jia Hui (5A)
Lee Wei Ping Joyce (5B)
Sean Lim En Wei (5B)
12. Value-added Results since 2010
2011: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added)
for 2010 4 Exp Results
2011: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added) for
2010 5 N(A) Results
2010: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added)
for 2009 4 Exp Results
2012: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added)
for 2011 4 Exp Results
2012: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added) for
2011 5 N(A) Results
2013: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added)
for 2012 4 Exp Results
2013: Achievement Award
(Academic Value-added) for
2012 5 N(A) Results
13. 3rd SustainedAchievementAward (Sports)
for outstanding achievements in Hockey &
Floorball
from 2007 - 2011
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
HOCKEY
B Boys:
1st
C Girls:
1st
C Boys:
4th
B Girls: 2nd
C Girls: 3rd
C Boys:
2nd
B Girls: 1st
C Girls: 1st
B Girls: 1st
B Boys: 2nd
C Girls: 2nd
B Girls: 1st
C Girls: 3rd
B Girls: 3rd
B Boys:
Plate
Champions
FLOOR-
BALL
B Girls:
3rd
C Girls:
1st
B Girls: 4th B Girls: 2nd
C Girls: 3rd
B Girls: 1st
C Girls: 4th
B Girls: 2nd
C Girls: 1st
B Girls: 2nd
ARCHERY
B Girls: 1st
B Boys: 2nd
C Girls: 1st
C Boys: 2nd
B Girls: 1st
B Boys: 2nd
C Girls: 1st
C Boys: 2nd
B Girls: 1st
B Boys: 2nd
C Girls: 2nd
C Boys: 1st
14. 15th Singapore World “Golden Lion
Award” Competition - GOLD
SYF 2013 Certificates of Accomplishment
CCA
Achievements
SYF2013 Certificates of Distinction
2012 UOPA -
SILVER
2012 JMFA -
SILVER
RoboCupJunior CoSpace
Pei Hwa Challenge 2013 -
1st
4th Winter Band
Festival
in Hong Kong -
SILVER
SWCDC Super24! Dance
Competition - CHAMPIONS
2012 BUC -
GOLD
2012 PNSA -
SILVER
15. We have been recognised by MOE for
our niches of excellence
2012:Nichein Hockey
2013:Nichein DesignThinking
16. The teachers who lead, care &
inspire
Mdm Tan Yoke Hong
& Mdm Tan Pin Yin
Inspiring Chinese Language
Teacher Award 2012 & 2013
全国模范华文教师奖
Mrs Shirley Teo,
Inspiring Teacher
of English Award
2011
MOE Innergy Award 2012
for Innovation in
Science curriculum
Mr Alan Wong
MOE Service
Excellence
Award 2012
17. Mr Alvin Tay
HOD Art & Design
Mr Gideon Yong
Vice Principal 1
Mr Anbarasu
Vice Principal 2
Mrs Vena Foo
HOD Humanities
Mdm Tong Wee
Heng
HOD Maths
Mr Alwin Njoo
HOD Science
Ms Deborah Tan
HOD Pupil
Development
Key Personnel
Mrs Shirley Teo
Dean (Curriculum) &
HOD EL
Mrs Soh Siow
Tin
School Staff
Developer
18. Mr Foo Sek Jin
LH Maths
Mr Aidil Sharil
SH PE/CCA
Mr Yusman
Ithnin, SH ICT
Ms Shafillah
Begum
SH F&N
Ms Ng Shu Wen
LH Science
Ms Tan Pin Yin
HOD MTL
Mdm Nur Fadelinah
SH ML & CCE
Mdm Tan Yoke Hong
SH/CL & VIA
Mrs Rizal
HOD ICT
Mr Ng Chor Tan
HOD PE/CCA
Key Personnel
19. Ms Zhang
Sijia 3E2 FT
Ms Mary Hew
3C FT
Ms Tang Li Tang
3A FT
Mr Christopher
Goh, 3E1 FT
Mdm Pua Lee
Too
3D FT
Mr Fadzrun
3E2 FT
Mdm Alice Seah
3B FT
Mr Sherefudin
3F FT
Mr Kevin Francis
3G FT
Sec 3 Form Teachers
20.
21. Post-secondary pathways
(DSA)
Junior College (2 yrs) or
Centralised Institute
(3 yrs) GCE A-Levels
University Degree
Special/Express Course
(Sec 1 – 4)
Normal (Academic) / Normal (Technical)
Course (Sec 1 – 4)
Polytechnic
(3 yrs)
Diploma
(DPA)
Sec 5N
GCE O-Level Examination
Poly
Foundation
Prog (4NA)
Direct Entry
Scheme to
Poly Prog
(4NA)
Institute of Technical
Education (2 yrs)
Nitec/Higher Nitec
GCE N-Level Examination
23. What are your child’s aspirations?
Upon graduation from secondary school, I would like to
attend the following post-secondary institution:
% ITE % JC % Poly
%
Others
3EX
P
0 22.5 76.1 1.4
3NA 0 1.3 96.1 2.6
3NT 88.2 0 5.9 5.9
24. Post-secondary education options
Entry into
JUNIOR
COLLEGE
Entry into
POLYTECHNIC
Entry into
ITE HIGHER NITEC
Criteria L1-R5 ≤ 15
(≤ 20 if all R5
A1/2)
L1-R2-B2 ≤ 26
PFP: ELMAB3 (N) ≤ 11
EL-R1-B3/R2-B2 (O)
DPP: ELMAB3 (N) ≤ 19
Require
d
Subjects
EL or HMTL
Maths or
Science
Humanities
EL
E Maths or A Maths
≥ 1 Science / Humanities /
Coursework subject
EL
E Maths or A Maths
≥ 1 Science (engineering)
Cut-off
2012
AJC: 8 / 10
CJC: 10 / 10
JJC: 13 / 16
PJC: 16 / 16
SJC: 13 / 13
IJC: 20 / 20
YJC: 20 / 20
Accountancy (NP): 11
Aerospace Tech (NP): 13
Biomedical Science (NP):
9
Tourism & Resort
Management (SP): 12
Media & Comms (SP): 13
Hotel & Hosp Mgt (RP): 18
Chemical Technology: 14
(N)
Business Info Systems: 16
(N)
Leisure & Travel Ops: 17
(N)
Mechanical Engineering:
18 (N)
25. Class Subject Analysis
Class Strongest Subjects Weakest Subjects
3A MTL, Maths, A Maths EL, SS/Hist,
Chemistry
3B Science, Maths, Sci
(P/C)
EL, CH, D&T
3C MTL EL, Maths, Science,
POA
3D ML, TL, Art EL, Maths, Science
26. Class Subject Analysis
Class Strongest Subjects Weakest Subjects
3E1 MTL, Science EL, Maths, D&T
3E2 Science, POA, Art EL, Maths, D&T
3F TL EL, Sci, POA, D&T
3G Science, Art, POA,
CPA
Maths, Food Studies
28. Students must know
their interests and goals
%Not at all % Not so well % Well % Very well
3EXP 2.2 18.1 30.4 49.3
3NA 2.6 14.5 21.1 61.8
3NT 2.9 11.8 32.4 52.9
I am aware of my abilities and interests.
%Not at all % Not so well % Well % Very well
3EXP 4.3 22.5 25.4 47.8
3NA 1.3 19.7 13.2 65.8
3NT 2.9 11.8 26.5 58.8
I am aware of the kinds of careers which can match
my interests and needs.
Parents can
set goals
WITH them
29. Students must find out
about different careers
I know what careers are available in my interest and ability areas.
I know the entry requirements for the careers that I am
interested in.
%Not at all % Not so well % Well % Very well
3EXP 3.6 25.4 23.2 47.8
3NA 0 27.6 13.2 59.2
3NT 5.9 8.8 26.5 58.8
%Not at all % Not so well % Well % Very well
3EXP 5.1 27.5 22.5 44.9
3NA 0 38.2 14.5 47.4
3NT 8.8 11.8 20.6 58.8
Parents can
encourage &
talk to them
30. Students must find out
about different careers
I am able to make decisions about my future career.
I know how to prepare for careers in which I am interested.
%Not at all % Not so well % Well % Very well
3EXP 2.9 29.0 47.8 20.3
3NA 1.3 28.9 55.3 14.5
3NT 8.8 17.6 47.1 26.5
%Not at all % Not so well % Well % Very well
3EXP 5.1 27.5 47.1 20.3
3NA 1.3 28.9 56.6 13.2
3NT 5.9 20.6 50.0 23.5
Parents can
encourage &
talk to them
31. High Nitec graduates
• A high % of graduates obtained employment within 3 months from
graduation or completion of full-time NS (ITE 2011 Graduate
Employment Survey)
Higher Nitec Course Employment
Rate
Mean Gross
Salary
Biotechnology 88% $1,850
Paramedic & Emergency Care 88% $1,850
Business Studies (Sport
Management)
100% $1,460
Electronics Engineering 93% $1,680
Information Technology 86% $1,650
Logistics in International Trade 96% $1,550
Mechanical Engineering 89% $1,540
32. Polytechnic graduates
2012 Poly Graduate Employment
Survey Results
Fresh
Graduates
Post-NS
Graduates
Mean Mean
Applied Sciences $1,927 $2,268
Built Environment, Engineering &
Maritime
$2,065 $2,476
Business, Management, Design &
Others
$1,939 $2,604
Health Sciences $2,093 $2,571
Hybrid Courses $1,977 $2,479
Information & Digital Technologies $1,972 $2,385
Engineering (Electrical & Electronic) $1,778 $1,992
All Courses $2,007 $2,474
Graduate Employment Survey 2012 (http://www.polyges.sg/downloads/GES2012PR.pdf )
34. How parents can help
• Parents can help their child to think through
these questions:
• Where do you want to go after secondary
school?
• Check out poly websites or MOE website
(http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/jae/
)
• What do you need to do to get there?
• Tip: EL & Maths are critical for entry to
JC/poly/ITE!
• What do you need to work on this year?
• Tip: Excel in Art/D&T/F&N by working on
coursework component early and consistently
35. How parents can help
• Support your 4NA child in making the right
choice between poly (PFP), Sec 5N and
Higher Nitec (DPP):
• His/her strong and weak subjects: Especially
EL, mathematics, science, humanities
• His/her preferred learning style: Hands-on vs
exam-oriented
• His/her preferred educational & career path:
university vs poly
36. Students must plan &
use their time well
• Time is limited in Sec 4 / 5 so make full
use of every moment in Sec 3
2013 Sem 2
Nov
holidays:
ASP
(Extended
Curriculum)
2014 Sem 1
Lessons
Common &
Class Tests
ASP &
Evening
Self-
Revision
Mid-year
Exams
June
holidays:
O-level
MTL
Exams
ASP
Complete
Coursewor
k
2014 Term 3:
Intensive
Revision
O/N-level
Oral &
Listening
Compre
ASP &
Evening Self-
Revision
Prelim
Exams
2014 Sep/
Term 4:
Prelim
Exams
Intensive
Coaching &
Evening Self-
Revision
O/N-level
Practical &
Written
Exams
At most 7 months to complete syllabus!
Parents can put
in place routines
& promote good
study habits
37. Students must plan &
use their time well
I start preparation for common tests and examinations _______
% 1 day
before or
the night
before
% at least 1
week before
% at least 2
weeks before
% at least 1
month
before
3 EXP 12.3 49.3 27.5 10.9
3 NA 14.5 42.1 32.9 10.5
3 NT 23.5 47.1 14.7 14.7
Parents can put
in place routines
& promote good
study habits
39. How we
learn
How can we make learning more
interesting and meaningful?
At Teck Whye Secondary, students …were
applying a new process called “Design
Thinking” – where prototype solutions are
designed with a focus on the user‟s needs.
Interacting with the residents made the
learning come alive for the students.
Having empathy and concern for fellow
Singaporeans was no longer just an idea
on a page ... I am very glad to see such
student-centred, values-driven learning
in our schools.
40. Design Thinking in the
curriculum and interest &
talent development
Showcase @
ExCEL Fest
2012
Innergy Award
(Bronze) 2012
43. ST3 Students our Future
• Habits and routines in student discipline
• Punctuality for school and lessons
• Cleanliness and respect for school
property
• Personal image, greetings and manners
• Serving and engaging the community
• Student leadership development
• NE & CIP (Values in Action)
• Strengthening school spirit
• House system
44.
45.
46. Students our Future
• Continue to lead in CCA and at school level
• Benefits
• Develop values, confidence, talent,
leadership that will help you in future
• Supports admission into post-sec
institution (e.g. Direct Poly Admission,
portfolio)
• Good CCA grades lead to bonus points (2
points for A1/A2) or used as one of the subjects
for admission (MI)
• Note to NA students: CCA grade counts
towards direct admission to poly (Poly
Foundation Prog)
47. Students need to get
enough rest
I am working part-time during term time.
I usually sleep _______________ every weekday.
% 3 EXP % 3NA % 3NT
6.5 5.3 20.6
% before
10pm
% between
10pm - 11pm
% between 11pm
- 12 midnight
% after
midnight
3EXP 9.4 50.0 29.0 11.6
3NA 10.5 40.8 27.6 21.1
3NT 11.8 26.5 35.3 26.5
Parents can put
in place routines
& promote good
sleep habits
48. TWSS Homework Norms
Average weekday
HW
Weekend HW
3 EXP 1.5 - 2 h 4 – 4.5 h
3 NA 1 – 1.5 h 3 – 3.5 h
3 NT 0.5 h 0.5 – 1 h
49. Syasya Rifqah
TheNewPaperSchoolSportsStar2011AwardWinner
Character-building at Teck
Whye Secondary School
Simple and basic habits like
being punctual, paying
attention in lessons, revising
my work, respecting teachers
and following their advice
made all the difference to me.
“It is the little things and
habits of punctuality,
paying attention and
being respectful that
matters when it comes to
being successful.”
50. Pupil Management System
• The „Yellow Slip‟ system: after-school
detention
• Improper attire & appearance
• Entering class late or absence from
lessons
• Disruptive behaviour in class
• Others
• Handphone policy: Strictly disallowed
during lessons
• Late-coming: detention; more serious
consequences for late-coming after 8 am
51. Pupil Management System
Minor offences Consequences
Skipping lessons or school
activities
Truancy or leaving school
without permission
Littering / Vandalism /
damage of school property
After-school Detention
After-school Detention
Detention, make
restitution/compensation
Major offences Consequences
Cheating, forgery
Defiance to teachers
Fighting, bullying, rioting
Possession of weapons
Smoking
Gambling
Other criminal offences
Detention, Verbal / Written Apology
(private / public)
In-house Suspension & Suspension
from School , Caning (class / office /
school), Community Service & special
Projects, Self-Reflection & Counseling,
Referral to external agencies, e.g.
police
Refer to Student
Handbook
pg 9 - 13
52. Parent-School Partnership
• Check your child/ward‟s
Student Handbook regularly
as it contains
• Goals & targets set by your
child/ward
• Record of CIP, leadership
training and service
• Record of homework &
comments by teachers
53. Parent-School Partnership
• Check out the new school website www.teckwhyesec.sg
or TWSS Parents Connect on Facebook
• Join the TWSS Parent Support Group
54. Parent-School Partnership
• With your permission, school will send SMS
alerts on important or urgent matters, e.g.
invitation to MPS, special activities
• Fill in the Parents‟ Survey & Feedback form
to help us plan good programmes to meet
your needs and expectations
• Email us at twss@moe.edu.sg or send your
queries/suggestions through the online form
on the school website
55. Let’s work together to
transform the future of
your child!
To strive and not to yield
Editor's Notes
From the news I am sure you can tell that we are known by other for Hockey & Design thinking which is why we are here today.I am proud to announce that Teck Whye Secondary School has been awarded Niche in Hockey in 2012 as well as Design Thinking is 2013.It is exactly these strengths that allow us to continuously produce sports talents as well as achievements in innovations both in curriculum or competitions
Minister spoke about the need of skills beyond
Teck Whye Sec is also featured on how we have made learning authentic and fun through Design Thinking.
We are also featured for various other project.One of which is Singapore Garden Festival(Singapore Orchid Show) where our students participate and won the Grand Champion Display when they design and make the garden for a child.
Students going out to experience design thinking and learn through collaboration with the real people in the real world