SPB News October - November 2018

STUDENTS ACTIVITIES MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT
Edition | October - November 2018
Highlight
of the month
SPB Open House &
Science Fair 2018
Accredited A!
SPB Secondary 4 - JC 2
SPK Accreditation 2018
Parenting Tips
7 Science-Backed Things
You Must Do to Raise
Successful Kids
Class Field Trip
Sec & JC Malang - Bromo
ECE Sports Centre Taman Cipto

Welcome
Welcome back to
Sekolah Pelita Bangsa
Dear readers,
It had been a fantastic first semester in
the academic year of 2018-2019 and I
am very excited to welcoming the new
year and the second semester.
The school has been very busy since
the beginning of the academic year. We
started several new exciting programs in
our school, including Character Program,
MyON literacy adoption, and HSK testing
center. We also reformed our Science Fair
and Fire & Earthquake Drill procedure
this year.
Lastly, we closed 2018 with book
donation and buddy reading program
to a local public school. Thank you
to parents and students for donating
books; we collected and distributed 178
wonderful books to SDN Karyamulya 2.
I am thrilled with more programs coming
up semester II and we are ready to
work together to prepare students for
the upcoming Cambridge and National
exams.
Our SMA Pelita Bangsa (S4-JC2) went
through the accreditation process; and
with the continuous support from all
teachers, staff, students and parents,
we received the highest predicate A by
Badan Akreditasi National (BAN).
Warm regards,
Regina Elisabeth T. B.Sc, M.Ed
(Executive Principal)

SPB KG | PRIMARY | SECONDARY | JUNIOR COLLEGE
SPB Open House
& Science Fair 2018
SPB Event where Creativity meets Science.
An event where our students showcased their
Scientific Group Projects. We held an Open House
where parents and public can directly experience
the active learning aspect of SPB students.
SPB Open House & Science Fair 2018
On October 27, 2018 we held an Open
House and Science Fair, showcasing the
scientific projects of students from KG
grade to JC grade.
Science Fair is a part of our annual
program here in SPB, this event aimed to
be a vessel of student's creativity and to
cultivate student's scientific knowledge
through experimentation. We are starting
from a young age, so their love of science
is nurtured from an early stage.
The event is divided into project
exhibition and student group
presentation, where they were judged
by our teachers jury.
Trophy awarding ceremony
Our Kindergarten up to Junior college
students presented various experiments
of each of their interests, and we were
proud to see the amazing results!
Students showed comprehensive
understanding of their topic and crafted
beautiful presentations. Through these
experiments the students promote their
analytical thinking skill and demonstrate
scientific process and creativity
The winners were announced on
November 14 - 16 , 2018. They received
certificates alongside vouchers and
goodie bags. We're looking forward to
more amazing projects on the next
SPB Science Fair!
Presenting in front of teachers jury

KG student presenting to judges
Showing experiment result to judges
Invite Friends!
Undang teman anda untuk
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dan dapatkan voucher diskon
sampai dengan *Rp.750.000,-
untuk anda.
*syarat dan ketentuan berlaku
Primary project exhibition
Science Fair winner rewards
Secondary explaining to lower grades
Bunsen burner using used can
JC group presentation to judges
Trophy distribution

SPB SECONDARY 4 – JUNIOR COLLEGE 2
SPB SPK Accreditation
On November 7- 8, 2018, we welcomed
Assessors team from Badan Akreditasi
Nasional (BAN) Pusat, who evaluated
SPB's qualification between Sec 4 -JC2
grade, as we are part of SPK (Satuan
Pendidikan Kerjasama) school.
The morning starts off with greetings
from our school comittee and assembly
in Pelita Auditorium, followed by field,
building and facilities observation by the
assesors team.
They also went in to observe activities
inside the classroom, watching students
class presentation and learning activities.
The assesors then proceed to interview
some of the staffs and teachers, followed
by thorough verification of datas and
informations provided by our school.
After several time passes, we were
grateful and excited to receive the result
that SPB has been accredited A!
We are SPK
Accredited A!
Our SMA Pelita Bangsa (S4-JC2) went through the
accreditation process; and with the continuous
support from all teachers, staff, students and
parents, we received the highest predicate A by
Badan Akreditasi National (BAN).
Activities inside the classroom
School data verification

SPB EVENT SUPPORT
Jaksa Sahabat Guru
PEMBINAAN KOMPETENSI KEPSEK & GURU
On Wednesday, October 10, 2018
Sekolah Pelita Bangsa became the host
of Competence Development of School
Principals, Elementary and Kindergarten
Teachers through event ”Prosecutors
as Teachers’ Alliance” and Launching of
Cluster Empowerment. The event took
place in Pelita Auditorium with over than
150 attendees.
Organizer: UPT Education Kec. Kesambi
in collaboration with K3S.
Invited guests present:
• Mr. H. Arifin Hamid, SH, MM (Head of
the Cirebon City Prosecutor's Office)
• Drs. H. Jaja Sulaeman, M. Pd. (Head of
Cirebon City Education Service)
• Drs. H. M. Suhaeni Law (Head of
the Cirebon City Education Office)
• Bapak Surip, S. E., M. M. (Head of
Education Unit UPT Kesambi)
• Supervisor of Bina TK and SD of
Kesambi District
• Public and private School Principals,
Elementary and Middle School
Teachers within the Kesambi District.
The event started with a performance
by Yosafat Alvin Kurniadi, a third grade
primary student of Pelita Bangsa, who
performed expressive poetry reading
titled “Honesty and Corruption.” Followed
by SD Kristen Plus Penabur Cirebon
students’ performance of a socio drama
titled “Honesty is Beautiful”.
Welcoming Ceremony
Student Poetry
Speech
Social Activity
Speech by SPB Executive Principal
Yosafat Alvin Kurniadi after poetry reading

These performances impressed the
audience and served as a reminder to
instill honesty and anti-corruption in
today’s society.
Opening speech and greetings were given
by Ms. Regina Elisabeth, B. Sc. M. Ed.
as the host, Mr. Surip S. E. M. M, Head
of UPT Kec. Kesambi as the organizer
of the event, followed by the Head of the
Cirebon City Service, Mr. Drs. H. Jaja
Sulaeman, M. Pd.
Mr. Drs. H. Jaja Sulaeman, M. Pd
encouraged the audience to prevent
corruption as early as possible and
praised the kindergarten and elementary
grade achievements within UPT Kesambi,
encouraging them to maintain and
improve their existing achievements.
He also took notice of the number of
capable human resources from the
Kesambi District, he further encouraged
school principals and teachers to build
a smart and characterized education
system.
This activity is then followed by
speech from Head of the Cirebon City
prosecutor's office Mr. H. Arifin Hamid, S.
H., M.H. He expressed appreciation for the
student’s performance at the beginning
of the event and explained about the
concept of ”Prosecutors as Teachers’
Alliance” and the honesty canteen.
PARENTING TIPS
7 Science-Backed Things You Must Do
to Raise Successful Kids
By Bill Murphy Jr.
Welcoming ceremony
Speech by Mr. H. Arifin Hamid, SH, MM
Speech by Mr. Drs. H. Jaja Sulaeman, M. Pd
Prosecutors & Principals
"We are what we repeatedly do," said
Aristotle. "Excellence then, is not an
act, but a habit."
It's true, whether we're talking about
ourselves our children.
Recently, we explored how wealthy
parents give their kids a giant advantage,
simply by raising them in more privileged
neighborhoods. (Not every reader loved
that idea. Some on Facebook called it a
recipe for snobbishness or insecurity.
Others bemoaned wealth segregation.
Others said, like it or not, it's backed by
research--and it makes good sense.)
OK, fair enough. Let's set that aside, and
focus instead on seven other things that
almost every parent can do for their kids
every single day, to give them more of an
edge.
Writing at Tech Insider, Rachel Gillett
and Drake Baer have put together a
great compendium of researchedbacked
advice. Their article is well worth
reading.
Step one, obviously, should be to check
out my free e-book on the subject: How
to Raise Successful Kids. It's free, and
you can download it here. But beyond
that, here's what parents should do every
single day for their kids--regardless of
wealth, status, or personality.

1. Make your kids do chores.
Take out the garbage, mow the lawn, do the
dishes--they're not just ways to make your
life easier, they're ways to make your kids'
lives better, too.
"By making them do chores ... they realize,
'I have to do the work of life in order to be
part of life,'" Julie Lythcott-Haims, a former
Stanford University dean and the author of
How to Raise an Adult, told Tech Insider.
Related: Be an "authoritative" parent, rather
than an authoritarian or a permissive one.
Create a world in which your child "grows
up with a respect for authority, but doesn't
feel strangled by it."
2. Teach them social skills.
Have you ever worked with socially
awkward people? It'll probably be no
surprise to you to learn then that a 20-year
study at Penn State and Duke found that
kids with good social skills turned out
to be more successful.
"Socially competent children who could
cooperate with their peers without
prompting, be helpful to others, understand
their feelings, and resolve problems on
their own, were far more likely to earn a
college degree and have a full-time job
by age 25 than those with limited social
skills," Gillett and Baer wrote.
3. Teach and demonstrate
high educational expectations.
We're combining two practices here,
but they're related. First, a University of
Michigan study finds that if you want your
kids to go to college, present yourself as
a good role model by making sure you
finish your education first. Meantime,
make it clear that you expect them to study
through college, too.
"Parents who saw college in their child's
future seemed to manage their child
toward that goal irrespective of their
income and other assets," says UCLA
professor Neal Halfon, who studied data
from 6,600 kids born in 2001.
4. Teach them to develop
good relationships.
We've all heard of parents whose
marriages were failing but who decided
to stay together for the sake of the kids.
That might be admirable, but it matters
more that they have good relationships
with each parent, and with siblings
(if they have any).
First, a study at the University of Illinois
showed that it matters more that kids
grow up in a home without conflict
among their peers and siblings than that
their parents are together. And second,
a study of children born into poverty
reported that "children who received
'sensitive caregiving' in their first three
years" of life did better in school, and then
had "healthier relationships and greater
academic attainment in their 30s," Gillett
and Baer wrote.
6. Teach them to try. And not to worry
about failing (or much else).
You've probably read about the idea of
adopting a growth mindset versus a fixed
or scarcity mindset. Short version: For
your kids, you want a growth mindset.
You want them to view failure, which
happens to all of us, as a chance to learn
and grow--not as an ending. In other
words, don't worry.
More than that, try to control your level of
stress, or at least to control the extent to
which they perceive your stress.
7. Show them work ethic
and achievement.
If you want your kids to behave a certain
way, the most likely way to make it happen
is to model good behavior.
(The second most effective way might be
to model really bad behavior and let them
learn from your mistakes. But I'm going to
suggest the first idea.)
Moreover, a Harvard Business School
study shows that kids who grow up with
working moms have advantages over
those who don't. As Gillett and Baer wrote,
"The study found daughters of working
mothers went to school longer, were more
likely to have a job in a supervisory role,
and earned more money -- 23 percent
more compared to their peers who were
raised by stay-at-home mothers."
There is no such thing as a complete list.
Gillett and Baer have a few other researchbased
recommendations, too. I take issue
with two of them, for different reasons.
First, they cite the finding that kids with
higher socioeconomic status tend to do
better than those without. Of course that
makes sense, but it's not really something
you can simply decide you're going to
change overnight.
Second, like virtually every other trendy
article on this subject, they recommend
teaching "grit," defined as the "tendency
to sustain interest in and effort toward
very long-term goals." While that's
virtuous in a vacuum, I think we're
going to find as a society that the way
we teach grit omits something serious:
the ability to maintain motivation while
simultaneously, continuously reevaluating
your goals.
OK. Now it's your turn. What additional
daily habits do you think parents need
to embrace if they want their kids to be
successful? Or do you take issue with any
of the ones listed above? Let us know in
the comments below.
Source: https://www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/want-to-raise-extremely-successful-kidsscience-says-do-these-7-things-every-day.html

SPB EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Sport Centre Taman Cipto Field Trip
SPB EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
ECE Kids Olympic
On October 12, 2018 SPB Nursery
students went on a field trip to Taman
Cipto Sports Centre, where they had fun
exercising with their parents and friends.
Kick ball games, where kids had to kick
a soccer ball to knock down 1 out of 5
plastic bottles and mentioned the picture
that was sticked on the bottle.
On November 24, 2018 SPB Nursery
students had Kids Olympic Event where
they had fun in a friendly competition
while parents cheered them on.
The winners received certificates and
medals. Congratulations!
They had Mom & Kids Zumba showing
their bond and teamwork following the
instructors moves, followed by Relay
Ball Games where mom or kids catched
the ball and answered various questions
regarding school or home activity.
They all had fun playing various games,
bonding with friends and parents.
Students also received swimming
voucher as reward.
Can't wait for the next field trip!
Featured Games:
N1: Squeeze your sponge, Ball in
Paper Cone, Sorting Bean Bag
N2: Fill Up Your Bucket, Paper plate
and Ball, Throwing Bean Bag
Fill up your bucket competition
Exercise with parents
Teamwork practice
Squeeze your sponge game
Medal winners

SPB KINDERGARTEN
5 Senses Party
SPB PRIMARY
Dusun Bambu Field Trip
SPB Kindergarten had "5 Senses Party"
on Tuesday, October 2, 2018. They had
fun through interactive learning of the 5
senses, watching videos, doing arts and
craft, cooking class and got a healthy
exercise from zumba kids!
For the cooking class they made
Fruity Cheesy where they practiced
their motoric skills cutting fruits and
assembling them on top of sliced bread.
They also did crafts of "My 5 senses"
where they wrote, cut and glued
description of their senses on their
paper dolls.
Followed by game of taste where the
students used their taste buds to identify
sweet, salty, sour and bitter taste.
They danced to zumba kids and wrapped
up the day. Let's be healthy!
On November 16, 2018 SPB Primary
students went on a field trip to Dusun
Bambu, Lembang, Bandung.
They learned more about Sundanese
culture through hands on activities such
as participating in traditional dance
class, learning how to make bamboo
based Sundanese musical instrument
called kohkol or saron, followed by
learning how to play them and other
types of traditional musical instruments.
They also experienced various fun
activities where they played in Bamboo
playground, took pictures with the
beautiful scenery or played with cute
fluffy rabbits in rabbit wonderland!
Through this trip, the students had fun
learning more and experienced one of
Indonesia's diverse culture. By actively
learning through direct experience, made
the lesson much more memorable and
meaningful. What a fun day!
Guess the taste game
Crafting "My 5 senses" paper dolls
Traditional musical instruments
Rabbit Wonderland

SPB SECONDARY & JUNIOR COLLEGE
Malang - Bromo Field Trip
SPB JUNIOR COLLEGE
Bhinekka Tunggal Ika Workshop
On October 31 - November 4, 2018,
SPB Secondary and JC went on a field
trip to Malang - Bromo.
On their 1 st day, they visited the natural
tourism destination Coban Rondo
waterfall, they also learned the history of
Indonesian and worlds transportation at
Angkut Museum, they then went to learn
the history of Indonesian traditional
masks and artifacts at Topeng Museum.
Their 2 nd day starts at dawn where they
went by jeep cars to watch the sunrise
at Bromo Mountain, followed by learning
the history of worlds music at Museum
Musik Dunia.
Their 3 rd and last day was spent visiting
Tubuh Museum where they learned
about anatomy and physiology, and
Malang Eco Park where they learned
about various flora and fauna.
Through this trip, the students had
fun learning, bonding and making
unforgettable memories together.
On November 26, 2018 SPB Secondary
and JC students had a nationalism
workshop where they learn more about
Indonesian diversity and solidarity from
Mr. Taufan Hunneman SH., MH., CLA
who is a Secretary General of Bhinekka
Tunggal Ika National Forum.
This interactive workshop was held
in Pelita Auditorium. After the speech
there was a small quiz or Q&A session
where students who could answer the
questions right got some prizes.
Prize distribution
Eco Park
Watching the sunrise
Q&A Session
End of session group picture

SPB HEALTH & AWARENESS
Drugs & HIV AIDS Awareness
SPB HEALTH & AWARENESS
SPB Primary Vaccination Month
Sekolah Pelita Bangsa in affiliation with
Puskesmas Gunung Sari conducted
Diptheria and Tetanus Immunisation
on November 30, 2018 for students of
Primary class 1 and 2.
Diptheria & Tetanus Immunisation
The immunisation is part of BIAS (Bulan
Imunisasi Anak Sekolah), which is an
Indonesian government program building
towards a healthier nation.
SPB Primary General Health &
Dental Check Up
On October 26, 2018 the Health Team
from Puskesmas Gunung Sari did
a presentation about drugs & HIV
AIDS as part of our national program
for Secondary 4 and Junior College
students.
The purpose of this presentation was
to educate and spread awareness
to students on topics such as puberty,
mental health, HIV/AIDS, STD's/RTI,
balanced nutrition, also to promote
clean and healthy life behavior in school.
Improving your lifestyle with small steps
in the right direction will have a big
impact on your well-being. Love yourself
enough to live a healthy lifestyle!
Drg. Friska & her team of dentist
Primary students had a dental check-up
on November 30, 2018 with Drg. Friska
Tanuwijaya and her team. Students’
height and weight were also measured
by our teachers.
Drg. Friska Tanuwijaya's
Contact & Practice
Klinik Kita Farma : Jl. Perjuangan No. 15 A
Phone : 0896.0306.6161
RS. Cahaya Bunda : Jl. Perjuangan No.8
Phone : 0895.353.136161
Instagram : @cahayabundadentalclinic
@confidentialcare.cirebon
Presentation from Gunung Sari
Secondary 4 & JC students
Weight & height measurement

MATH OLYMPIAD
AMO (American Math Olympiad) Test
SPB AWARDS & RECOGNITION
HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) Online
It’s been a joyous moment for all of SPB
family, as SPB’s Executive Principal
Ms. Regina Elisabeth, B. Sc. M. Ed.
attended an invitation on October 28,
2018 to receive an honorary recognition
for being an online HSK (Hanyu Shuiping
Kaoshi) Mandarin Proficiency Testing
center in Cirebon.
Placard from Hanban
She signed the Memorandum of
Understanding in the presence of
Education attaché from China Embassy,
Directorate General of Education
Development Indonesian Ministry of
Education, Dr. Yusuf Muhyiddin M.Pd, and
other key representatives.
On October 6, 2018 Sekolah Pelita
Bangsa as SRP (SASMO Regional
Partners) hosted the 2018 American
Mathematics Olympiad (AMO)
AMO is open for public for Grade 2
to 9 students in various countries
such as Singapore, Malaysia,
Indonesia, Vietnam, Hong Kong,
Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos and Thailand.
The goal of AMO is to stimulate
enthusiasm and love for Mathematics,
introduce important Mathematical
concepts, teach major strategies for
problem solving, develop Mathematical
flexibility in solving problems,
strengthen Mathematical intuition, foster
Mathematical creativity and ingenuity
also to provide the satisfaction, joy and
thrill of meeting challenges.
Signing of Memorandum
HSK is a G2G (Government to
Government) program and we proudly
announce SPB as the only internet based
HSK testing center in Cirebon. For more
details about HSK and testing schedule,
please contact us in (0231) 208 887 or
e-mail to frontoffice@pelitabangsa.com.
SIMCC (Singapore International Math
Contests Centre) Award
We are also glad to announcce that we
have received an award from SIMCC
(Singapore International Math Contests
Centre) as a recognition of SPB's
contribution as regional partner for
SASMO and SIMOC 2018.
AMO test
Participants assembly on Pelita Auditorium
SIMCC Award
We are dedicated to provide an
international recognized platform for
students to reach their highest potential
and interest in learning mathematics.

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
Teaching Language Through Texts; Mentari
Books and Cambridge University Press
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
Effective Collaboration Through CLIL;
Oxford University Press Training
On October 6, 2018, our teacher Ms.Shayne
attended Teachers Training for primary
and secondary language teachers at Ibis
Styles Hotel, Braga, Bandung. It aimed to
equip teachers with knowledge on how to
effectively use technology with teens in
the classroom using varieties of interactive
online applications
Furthermore, the training also gave focus
on CLIL or the Content and Language
Integrated Learning and how this
methodology can be used to hone
the students’ 21st century skills: Critical
Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration
and Communication.
On October 20, 2018 Ms. Shayne and
Ms. Laine participated in Secondary
English Teachers Training at Twin Plaza
Hotel, Jakarta.
The emphasis of this training is on
teaching the language through texts
using guided discovery. It is a real
challenge for English teachers to teach
the rudiments of the language like
grammar and vocabulary, but with this
approach, teaching and learning English
can be maximized as this also covers the
macro-language skills making it more
meaningful for the students.
Why present language from a text?
It puts the language in a clear context,
enabling students to understand and
use language correctly and develop
their receptive skills. Why use a Guided
discovery approach?
First, it is student-centred and can help
avoid the use of potentially long and
confusing explanations by the teacher.
Secondly, with this approach, the
learners take an active role and work at
their own pace. Then, this encourages
peer teaching and sharing of ideas. Thus,
the effort involved in guided discovery
makes the learning process clearer and
more memorable.
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
Star Primary Mathematics Workshop
by Dr Eric Chan Chun Ming
On Saturday, November 17, 2018 Ms.
Jessica, Ms. Nadya and Ms. Malinda
Putri participated in “Star Primary
Mathematics Workshop
by Dr Eric Chan Chun Ming (Ph.D, M.Ed.,
B.Sc.)” at Santika Hotel, Bandung.
They had a great opportunity and
experience in teaching Math using
Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (C-P-A)
Approach. The selected topics are
addition, subtraction, multiplication
and division. They also learned about
how to teach problem solving using
Heuristics – general strategies to solve
the problem using bar modeling, beforeafter
concept, guess and check, make
a supposition, identify a pattern and
multiple add-subtract.

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
Kerjasama SPK dan SMA Workshop
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT
Exam Officer Training 2018 For Cambridge
Assessment International Education
Executive Principal of SPK SMA Pelita
Bangsa, Ms. Regina Elisabeth B.Sc, M.Ed
attended “Kerjasama SPK dan SMA”
Workshop on November 13-16, 2018
with other leaders from 109 Satuan
Pendidikan Kerjasama in the high
school levels from all over Indonesia.
The speakers in the workshop came
from Badan Akreditasi Nasional, Pusat
Kurikulum dan Perbukuan, Data Pokok
Pendidikan, Bagian Kerjasama dan
Kelembagaan Kementrian Pendidikan
dan Kebudayaan and Ujian Nasional
authority.
We are glad that the Ministry of
Education is focusing to collaborate and
work together with Satuan Pendidikan
Kerjasama (schools with international
curriculum) in Indonesia.
Currently, Sekolah Pelita Bangsa is
the only SPK school in Cirebon since
2014 for Primary, Secondary and Junior
College levels.
Workshop
On November 21 – 22, 2018 Ms.Gesha
Rahmalia joined Exam Officer Training in
ACS Jakarta.
On the first day they learned the theory
on how to conduct IGCSE - AS/A level
Cambridge examination with 3 core
speakers; Aileen Acabado, Timothy Lim,
and Anthea Calista.
The lesson started with topics such
as key time, code, syllabus and many
more, followed by making entries via
online (CIE direct), teacher assessment
(invigilator), and eligibility in the exam
day. After the presentation the speakers
invited participants for an open
discussion.
On the second day, they started to get
a hands on practice which started from
preparation stage, followed by making
entries in CIE direct, and how to set
the exam seating position in different
circumstances; for practical exam,
speaking exam or writing exam.
Later they also discussed solutions for
several challenging scenarios that might
happen in the real examination process
to ensure a neat and orderly conduct.
Beside learning about Cambridge
examinations, this training served as
an opportunity to connect with fellow
teachers from other regions, such
as Bandung, Cirebon, Jakarta, Bogor,
Tanggerang, and Pekanbaru.

UPCOMING EVENTS
December - January 2018
Fri, 14 Dec
Primary - JC
–
Christmas Celebration
Sat, 15 Dec
ECE
–
Christmas Celebration
Sun, 16 Dec
Voice of Eagles Choir
–
Cirebon String Section
(CSS) Performance at
Transmart mall
Mon, 17 Dec - 8 Jan
Semester Break &
Christmas/New Year
Holidays
Buddy Reading at SDN
Karya Mulya 2
Tue, 18 - 31 Dec
Secondary
–
China Winter Camp
2018 (Harbin - Yichun
- Jiayin)
Back to school day
ECE : Jan 7, 2019
KG : Jan 8, 2019
Primary : Jan 9, 2019
Sec & JC : Jan 8, 2019
Fri, 7 Jan
Primary - JC
–
Parent Teacher
Conference / Semester
1 Report distribution
Sat, 18 Jan
ECE
–
Cooking Class
Sun, 31 Jan
Primary - Secondary
–
Deadline Cambridge
Registration (Primary 6)
for Checkpoint and
IGCSE (Sec. 2 & Sec.4)
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