When will the school Open House be?

The school Open House is held annually on the last Saturday of November to better support Primary 6 pupils in making informed choices. It will be held on 25 November this year.
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The school Open House is held annually on the last Saturday of November to better support Primary 6 pupils in making informed choices. It will be held on 25 November this year.
The programme consists of pre- and post-course lessons taught by our teachers and the OBS Course led by OBS Instructors. It is designed to ensure achievement of the programme’s learning outcomes and transference of learning to other areas of the students’ life. Students are not graded for performance but are encouraged to work on goals they set for themselves.
Please refer your child to the packing list. Both the school and OBS discourage students from bringing expensive items. We encourage your child to borrow items that he/she does not have from family/friends/schoolmates to minimise unnecessary expenses. Your child’s valuables, such as mobile phones and wallets, will be kept by OBS to ensure the security of personal items and minimal distraction during the Programme.
The information of each HBL session can be found on the HBL microsite shared with the students. Alternatively, you may find the schedule on our school’s website.
HBL comprises synchronous lessons through platforms such as Zoom, as well as asynchronous lessons via online portals such as Student Learning Space (SLS). There will also be readings and assignments.
Students should start each HBL session with a check-in with their Class Mentors at 8:00am. Thereafter, they should follow the HBL schedule and complete the necessary tasks. However, students are to be mindful of the amount of screen time when using their personal learning devices.
Teachers are contactable through email and any other means of communication that they have established with their students.
On HBL days, there will be no activities in school that students need to attend. Parents will be notified should there be exceptions.
For Secondary 1 to 3 students, there will be 3 Weighted Assessments a year, one in each of Terms 1, 2 and 3. Secondary 4 and 5 students will have 2 Weighted Assessments in Terms 1 and 2.
Just like timetabled lessons, Weighted Assessment are part of the learning process. Structuring them during curriculum time is the most natural and conducive way for students to learn, and it also reduces assessment anxiety.