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HOUSE KIT (Years 1 to 13) House Kits Howard Wing Shackleton Anand What Should Students Bring to School? Basic equipment is listed below, although individual subjects might require other materials. General • Blue, black and red pens • Pencils • Pencil sharpener • Eraser • Ruler • Coloured pencils • Glue stick • Scissors – blunt nose • Pencil case • Lined paper Mathematics • Calculator – Casio fx-82ES (as this model can often be difficult to buy in Shanghai, calculators can be purchased from the School Shop) • Protractor • Compass Security Staff and students are expected to respect the property of the College and of others, and to take all reasonable measures to safeguard this property and their own personal items they bring to school. The College cannot accept responsibility for personal items brought into the College. Individuals have responsibility for their own belongings. The College provides a safety deposit storage facility to assist in safeguarding personal property. Where lockers are provided, students should make use of these for storage of personal items. Students are responsible for the care of all items in the locker and for providing a suitable padlock to ensure security. 13
preparing for the world Lockers and the Safe Deposit Area Each student will be assigned a locker and lock where they can keep their belongings during the school day. If a student loses their lock they will be expected to purchase an appropriate replacement. It is expected that each student use their locker and lock appropriately, keeping their locker neat and tidy and making sure their belongings are secure at all times. Mobile phones are not to be used during the school day and should be stored safely, along with other valuable items such as laptops, iPods, calculators, PE kit, etc. Valuable items can also be stored in the safe deposit area within Student Support Services. It is strongly recommended that valuable items such as cameras be stored in this facility, which is securely locked at all times. Using these facilities keeps corridors free of trip hazards and keeps possessions safe. Technology Technology is changing the nature of knowledge, the boundaries of collaboration, and the direction of information flow. As a College, we are committed to finding ways to take advantage of the tools that are available now and will become available so that our students can best equip themselves for the challenges of tomorrow. Students entering Senior School in 2013 will probably enter the job market in 2023 and beyond. Even a cursory consideration of advances in technology in the last ten years suggests that we are unlikely to be able to predict how technology will shape our lives by 2023. What has become apparent, however, is that the skills needed to succeed in the 21st Century are somewhat different from those that many parents acquired through their schooling in the late 20th Century. We believe that a 1-1 laptop environment will best prepare our students for the challenges of living and working in the 21st Century. On entry to the Senior School, students are required to have a laptop, which they can purchase along with a recommended software bundle, from the school provider. The procedures for doing this are detailed via a link on our website homepage www. dulwich-shanghai.cn. 14
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