• 12 Oct 2021: Please view the revised videos and memo for the upcoming A-Level Examination.

• The six-week year-end school vacation will begin on 28 November 2020 and school will resume on 11 January 2021. CCAs may run through to the end of the calendar year but CCA involvements between 5^th December and 31^st December 2020 are optional.

• During the vacation period, students may only enter school compound for official business or to participate in activities organized by teachers who are present for the activities. Students must check-in using SafeEntry or via TraceTogether App or Token when the latter becomes available.

• Students should continue to defer overseas travel unless it is permissible under prevailing MOH travel advisory or with special dispensation from MOE. In such cases, a travel declaration would need to be submitted via Parents Gateway.

• JC1 students should capitalize on this vacation period to review their JC 1 academic performance and work on proactive measures that will improve their performances in their weaker subjects. This is essential as students move on to meet the challenging rigours of the JC2 curriculum which will see more application-based assessments. Having sufficient foundation in each subject is crucial.

• JC1 Students are given homework/assignments to complete for the various subjects to get them prepared for the Back-to-School (BTS) Assessments in January 2021 and JC2 Block Test 1 (BT1) in March 2021. The scope of the BTS Assessments will be approximately 30% of the JC1 syllabus and each assessment will be capped at one hour. The BTS Assessments for all subjects will be carried out during the afternoons on Term 1 Week 1 (11-15 Jan 2021).

• The Academic Year in JC2 2021 will continue to operate on a Blended Learning Time-table where students are expected to be fully prepared (i.e. viewed all online lectures or completed assigned learning activities required for the tutorials) and report punctually for all class-based lessons.

• Students will continue to report to school by 8.10am on Mondays to Wednesdays and Fridays, and by 8.40am on Thursdays in 2021. This arrangement may be reviewed depending on the current pandemic climate.

• Students are reminded to continue to adhere to Safe Management Measures (SMM) and stay vigilant during the holidays.

• Stay well and have a happy holidays ahead, and we look forward to having you back on 11 Jan 2021!

Students returning to school for Consultations/Self-study

1. All students are to enter and leave by the main gate only. The main gate will be closed at 6.00 pm on weekdays. School will remain closed on weekend.

2. Students should take their temperature at home before coming to school. Students with temperature-reading at 38 degree Celsius and above or with flu-like symptoms such as cough, sore throat and runny nose should not come to school and should seek medical attention immediately.

3. Students who have household members on HQO/SHN or who have adult household members [18 years old and above] who are unwell with flu-like symptoms such as cough, fever, sore throat or runny nose are to inform their respective tutors about it and should not come to school.

4. Students will be screened at the main gate by the security guards. All students coming back for self-study or consultations must do check-in using SafeEntry on their phones upon entering the school compound.

5. Students will stay in the school library for self-study and they are required to sign-in and sign-out using the QR code put up at the entrance of the library. The library operation hour is from 8.30am to 5.30pm.

6. Students in the library are also required to register their individual seats allocation using the QR Codes placed on each table before occupying the seats. Students are strongly advised to occupy the same seats whenever they are in the library and to do wipe-down before and after using the seats.

7. Students should pre-arrange consultations with their tutors before coming back to school on Thursday and Friday as Monday to Wednesday are protected time for teachers. Students are strongly encouraged to do e-consultations with their tutors if possible.

8. Students should be properly attired in school T-shirts and school pants or skirts with proper shoes. No slippers are allowed. No colored hair too.

9. Students should return home immediately after self-study or when consultation is over.

10. Students are reminded to stay vigilant, observe good personal hygiene and safe management measures at all time. Students are also advised to avoid crowded places during the break.

Dear JC 1 students,

Please note that Time-Trial will run from 24-27 August (Monday to Thursday). Normal Time-table resumes on 28 August, Friday.

Continue to stay safe and stay well!

Up and On!

Dear students,

Welcome back after the mid-term break! Hope you have had a restful and meaningful break in the past week.

In order to adhere to the revised Safe Management Measures for big group lectures and to optimise school curriculum time, we have revised our Time-table to take on the Blended Learning Model. Under this new Blended Learning Time-table (BLTT), students will attend tutorials, laboratory-based and coursework-based learning in school and view online lectures/ complete asynchronous learning activities after school hours.Through this integrated Blended Learning Model, we hope you will take greater ownership of your learning with support from teachers’ guidance and coaching.

Online Lectures/ learning activities

You are to set aside 2 hours each day to view online lectures or complete asynchronous learning activities in preparation for your upcoming face-to-face class tutorials. The suggested weekly schedule for viewing of online lectures can be found in the weekly HBL Schedule .

With the new time-table, students are expected to be fully prepared (i.e. viewed all online lectures or completed assigned learning activities required for the tutorials) and report punctually for all classes.

Students who failed to view online lectures or complete the assigned learning activities prior to tutorials will be sent for detention to complete the tasks.

Please note that we will follow Friday's Time-Table on 29 July (Wednesday).

Continue to stay safe, stay well and stay strong!

Up and On!

Dear students,

Welcome back after being away from school for 8 weeks!

In order to re-open school in a progressive and careful manner, we have adopted a rotational system on a weekly basis for the first 4 weeks. We will start with the JC2s having in-school lessons on 2 June for the 1st week, while the JC1s will have HBL. We will switch over in Week 2, with the JC1s having in-school lessons while the JC2s have JBL.

More information can be found in this link with regard to Term 3 School Re-opening which includes information on In-school lessons, Safe Management Measures and HBL matters. Please read through it thoroughly and take note of the Safe Management Measures and other relevant information to be well prepared for the new school term.

For the JC1s, some changes have been made to the JC1 CA Assessment Plans due to the new rotational model of Term 3. You may refer to this link for the updated version.

We hope you have found ways to cope with the changes and keep yourself safe and strong amidst the uncertainties. We are appreciative of your effort all these past weeks and we are proud that you have managed the situation well with much resilience and discipline. Nonetheless, do approach your teachers or school counselors if you need a listening ear or other supports as you transit back to schooling with an emerging new norm. We are One SAJC family.

We miss having all of you around and we are looking forward to having everyone of you back in school!

Till then, continue to stay safe, stay well, stay strong and stay united.

Up and On!