Interaction Time with

Form Teachers1 Normal Technical

Curriculum STAR* Prog(Selected Students)

CCAs

Mon 7.40am –2.00pm

2.30pm – 4.10pm 4.10pm –6.10pm

Tue 7.40am –2.00pm

2.30pm – 4.10pm 4.10pm –6.10pm

Wed 7.40am –2.00pm

2.30pm – 4.10pm No CCAs (Wk 4: Enrichment

Programme)

Thur 7.40am –2.00pm

2.30pm – 4.10pm 4.10-6.10pm

Fri 7.40am –12.30pm

2.30pm – 3.20pm 3.20pm –6.10pm

SCHOOL HOURS

* STAR - Success Through Academic Readiness

Morning Assembly: 7.20 am-7.40 am.Note: All students must scan their thumb-print at the

Biometric stations latest by 7.20 am

LATE-COMING PROCEDUREOffence Action takenFirst Offence

Detention & ReflectionSuspended from non-academic activities after school

Second Offence

Detention & Self-reflectionSuspended from non-academic activities after school

RecalcitrantOffenders

Detention and suspension from non-academic activities after schoolParents to be informed that they will need to address their child’s late-comingFT to liaise with LD to meet parents to work together to come up with appropriate follow-up actions and inform them that their child would face severe disciplinary action on the next occurrence of late-coming

Major School Events

Event Date

Annual Cross Country Championships

Fri, 8 Mar Republic Poly / Admiralty Park

Sports DayFri, 19 April

Woodlands Stadium

Speech DayFri, 12 Apr

School

IMPORTANT DATES

Assessments

Class Tests On-going

Common Test (Term 1) 25 Feb – 27 Feb

Mid-Year Exams 2 May – 17 May

Common Test (Term 3) 19 Aug – 22 Aug

End-of-Year Exams 3 Oct – 11 Oct

IMPORTANT DATES

BREAKDOWN OF ASSESSMENT

SEMESTER 140%

SEMESTER 260%

OVERALL RESULT100%

CA 115%

SA 125%

CA 215%

SA 245%

CA TERM110%

CA TERM25%

SA25%

CA TERM3&415%

SA 45%

1) COMMON TEST 2) At least 1 of the following:

-CLASS TEST-

PROJECT/ASSIGNMENT

1) COMMON TEST 2) At least 1 of the following:

-CLASS TEST-

PROJECT/ASSIGNMENT

MID-YEAR EXAM

1) COMMON TEST 2) At least 1 of the following:

-CLASS TEST-

PROJECT/ASSIGNMENT

END OF YEAR EXAMINATION

For Sec 1, Sec 2, Sec 3

Report Card : CA Term 1, CA Term 3

Report Book : 1st semester combine results (40%)Overall combine results (100%)

Subjects offered at Lower Sec

Stream SubjectsExpress English, Mother Tongue,

Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, English Literature, Home Economics, D&T, Art, PE, Music

NA English, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, English Literature, Home Economics, D&T, Art, PE, Music

NT English, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Home Economics, D&T, Art, PE, Music

Subjects at Upper Sec

Stream Core Subjects ElectivesExpress English, Mother Tongue,

Mathematics, Combined Science Combined Humanities, PE

Pure Sciences, Additional Maths, Principles of Account, Food & Nutrition, D&T, Art

NA English, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, Combined Science Combined Humanities, PE

Additional Maths, Principles of Account, Food & Nutrition, D&T, Art

NT English, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, CPA, PE

Science, EBS, D&T, Art

Sec 1 Normal Technical– Pass in English or Maths

and– one more subject

Failure to meet Promotion Criteria– Retained at same level

PROMOTION CRITERIA

WDL Normal Stream

Pastoral and

Integrated Curriculum Programme

1 Normal TechnicalOutdoor Education Programme

A Normal Stream

student who is ready to

scale greater heights

WeaveQuality Teaching, Learning &

Values

DreamThe Best

LeadTo Inspire

A creative student who is ready to explore the world and create his/her

own future

A confident student who believes in himself/herself

A caring student is ready to serve his/her community/country

World(Sec 4)

Reign In Your Exams Equipped to Excel 4NT STAR Study Camp

Pastoral Care Programme: Paintballs

Elective Module (Tourism)

Community(Sec 3)

Note-Taking & Memory Techniques

The Person Within NYAA “Silver” ProgrammeOverseas Service Learning

Pastoral Care Programme: Team Building Course, Kayaking,

Water Soccer

Elective Modules (Skills)Job Attachment Programme

School(Sec 2)

Note-Taking In the Classroom Discover your Diamond NYAA “Bronze” Programme15 hours of Local CIP /

Service LearningOutdoor Adventure Camp

Pastoral Care Programme: Dragon-Boating, Tchoukball,

K-popNT Integrated Curriculum II

Hub Café (Junior Chef)

ITE Attachment

Self(Sec 1)

Start Right Programme Foundation of Learning

Dare to Dream Discovery Camp Sec 1 NT/NA Character

Building CampPastoral Care Programme:

Gymnastics, Abseiling & Bouldering

NT Integrated Curriculum I Stone Painting

Goal Setting

NE (CIP)

SEL

Student

ExperientialLearningSWP 5

Cognitive(IP content)

Life skills

NT Integrated Curriculum

Sec 2NT Integrated Curriculum Prog: ‘Hub Cafe’

Sec 1NT Integrated Curriculum Prog: ‘Koi Pond Area Painting’

Sec 3NT Integrated Curriculum Prog: ‘CIP in Cambodia’

NT Integrated Curriculum

Sec 4NT Integrated Curriculum Prog: ‘Tourism Industry’

Level Programmes NE School Values Key Area of SE Competencies

Sec 1 AbseilingSandcastle Building

CyclingInline Skating Good

racial mix in team sports

PerseveranceWorking with othersMindset of excellence

Self Awareness/mgmt

Sec 2 Cage Soccer LeagueDragon Boat Race

Sandcastle Building

PerseveranceMindset of excellence

IntegrityWorking with others

Social AwarenessRelationship mgmt

Sec 3 Inline SkatingSandcastle Building

Overseas CIP

Dedication/ LoyaltyWorking with others

IntegrityMindset of excellence

Decision Making

*Instructors and Teachers are present to facilitate the SE learning process

Objectives : To motivate NT students to be engaged in school programmes and reduce attrition rate.

To look at the possibility of introducing modular CCA for NT students.

Pastoral Care Programme

Pastoral Care Programme

Effective engagement of students’ learning

Excellent platform for shaping character

Pastoral Care Programme

SCHOOL & SUPPLEMENTARY FEES

School Fees Miscellaneous Fees

Singapore Citizens (Malay)

- S$20

Singapore Citizens (Non-Malay)

S$5 S$20

Singapore Permanent Resident

S$120 S$20

Foreignera) Non-ASEANb) ASEAN

a) S$650b) S$450

S$20

Enrichment Programme 2013 A list of programmes has been planned for 2013. Pupils are subsidised up to 50% of cost of most programmes. Letters on the total collection from pupils and the consent form will be issued by the end of January.

FINANCIAL MATTERS

Financial Assistance Financial assistance schemes are available for pupils in need

CONVERSATION CHINESE AND MALAY (CCM)

PROGRAMME

Conversational Chinese and Malay (CCM)

In March 2007, MOE announced thatwithin 5 years, all primary schools andtwo-third secondary schools will offerConversational CL/ML programmes to alltheir students.

Therefore our school planned andstarted the elementary CCM for allSecondary 1 students three years ago.

Conversational Chinese and Malay (CCM)

The objectives are: 1) to strengthen social cohesion among

the different races in Singapore.2) to enable our students to have basic

knowledge of the language for everyday use.

Conversational Chinese and Malay (CCM)

Programme: • A 10-week programme is planned and

conducted (beginning in Feb)• Conducted after curriculum hours(2 hours per week)

• Qualified instructors conduct the lessons and Form teachers will supervise the programme

Conversational Chinese and Malay (CCM)

Cost: • Total Cost for CCM = $23.50

• MOE subsidy = $20

• Student’s Edusave deduction = $3.50

Conversational Chinese and Malay (CCM)

Enquiries: • Encourage your child/ward to take

this programme seriously.• Enquiries made to our CCM

coordinator: Mr Tay Chor Kwang(68494437).

WDL PARENTS’ NETWORK

Parents’ Support Group Open channels of communication One parent representative per class

A FAMILY THAT LEARNS TOGETHERGROWS TOGETHER

Question & Answer

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