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2021
Supporting Your Child During the Exam Season
27 September 2021
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Supporting Your Child During Full Home-Based Learning
This Parent Kit shares practical tips with parents to support your child to learn independently and be meaningfully engaged. It also encourages parents to use this time to foster stronger relationships with your child, as well as look after each other's well-being.
2020
Resource Kit for Parents (Part 6)
Transitioning Back to School – It’s a New Normal for Us All
Dear Parents,
With the end of the Circuit Breaker on 1 Jun 2020, we enter the phase of safe opening. 2 Jun 2020 marks the beginning of a brand new school term. This new term with new arrangements and routines will be a new normal for all of us.
We hope that this issue of Parent Kit will help you to understand Back to School arrangements better and how you can guide your children to adjust back to school.
We also ask for your support to keep our school and children safe, as you have done before the start of Full HBL. Pages 7 to 10 of the Parent Kit provides information on how you can do so.
In Fern Green, we are working behind the scenes to prepare our school to ensure the safety our students so that learning can continue when school re-opens. We look forward to welcoming our students back in school!
Holiday Care Packs
Dear parents,
This Holiday Care Pack contains activities and tips for students for the upcoming May school holidays. It covers areas such as mental health, physical activity and nutrition, cyber wellness, peer support, and other ideas / resources for leisure and family bonding.
These resources will empower your child to find ways to be meaningfully engaged and strengthen their resilience to handle the challenges they may face during this stay home period.
We encourage you to read through this Care Pack together with your child, and talk about the activities that you may wish to enjoy together, or for the child to engage in during this holidays. We wish you a safe, enjoyable, and meaningful holiday period ahead.
P1-2 Edition
Holiday Care Pack for P1-2 students
P3-6 Edition
Holiday Care Pack for P3-6 students
HBL Resource Kit for Parents (Part 5)
Stay Home, Stay Safe, Stay Curious – School Holiday Edition
Dear parents,
A big thank you for the effort in supporting your children through Full Home-Based Learning. With the May holidays coming up, we hope this gives you an opportunity to find new ways to spend time and strengthen the bonds with your children while staying safe at home.
This issue of Parent Kit provides tips on how to occupy your child’s time meaningfully during this school holiday and how you can foster stronger relationships within the family.
Do also look out for a Holiday Care Pack that your child should have received from his/her teacher.
Let’s continue to do our part to fight the virus as we stay home, stay safe and stay curious this season!
HBL Resource Kit for Parents (Part 4)
Dear parents,
Thank you for standing by your teens and supporting schools through the HBL period!
With the upcoming holidays, your teens will be spending more time at home. This presents you with the opportunity to deepen your relationship with your teens and bond more as a family. By making small changes to what you say and do, you can relate better to your teenager, and equip them with the much needed support and positive attitude needed for life.
This issue of Parent Kit provides you with tips on how you can frame your conversations with your teenagers positively, and things you can do to guide your teenagers to become mentally and emotionally resilient. It also suggests ways in which your family (your teens included) can bond while showing care for each other.
HBL Resource Kit for Parents (Part 3)
Dear parents,
As we enter the second week of Home-based Learning (HBL), you might still be adjusting and coming to grips with balancing working from home and supporting your children’s home-based learning. Let us all learn together and adapt to the new challenges that we are facing. Together, we can overcome them!
This issue of Parent Kit provides you with tips on how you can make the work from home experience more manageable and meaningful, while looking out for your child’s overall physical and cyber well-being during the HBL period.
Remember that we are only a few days into HBL. As the days go by, we will find our collective rhythm in setting up new norms for ourselves.
Let’s stay home, stay safe and stay curious. We will overcome the virus together.
14 April 2020
HBL Resource Kit for Parents (Part 2)
Dear parents,
Starting from 8 Apr 2020, we will shift to Full Home-Based Learning (HBL) till 4 May 2020. It is an important stage in our fight against COVID-19 where we need to stay home, stay safe, and help our children stay curious.
Last week’s HBL has helped all of us to be better prepared. There will be issues and challenges as we move to Full HBL, but let’s work together to overcome them.
HBL cannot fully replace physical learning in school, but it will ensure that our children will be able to progress with learning while remaining safe.
We have come through challenges before, we can do it again. Let us partner to guide our children to tide through this and emerge stronger.
This issue of Parent Kit aims to help you understand what HBL is and how you can support your children during the period of Full HBL.
We hope you find the issue useful, especially for those of you who are also working from home.
Stay home, stay safe, stay curious.
7 April 2020
HBL Resource Kit for Parents
Dear parents,
From 1 Apr 2020, schools will progressively transit to a blended learning model, starting with one day of Home-Based Learning (HBL) a week.
This issue of Parent Kit provides tips on how you can support your child’s HBL and addresses some of your concerns.
31 March 2020
NEU PC Plus Programme – Infocomm Media Development Authority
If you have friends or neighbours or know of anyone who are low-income family with school-going children and have challenges with getting a computer & broadband at home, please share this scheme with them. They will be able to get a fairly decent laptop & 3 year internet service for a nominal fee. If that fee is still unaffordable, they have the option to do community service instead of paying the money.
Please visit this link for more details: https://www.imda.gov.sg/programme-listing/neu-pc-plus
Audible Stories
Audible, an app, has made it free for people to use during this Covid-19 situation where more people are home-based.
Check out this free website where kids of all ages (and even adults) can listen to: https://stories.audible.com/