23rd november 2015 - newsletter # issue 8
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Newsletter # Issue 8
Contact us: General Line: +604 892 7777
Primary Office: (TIPS)+604 892 7703 (STPS): +604 892 7707
Secondary Office: +604 892 7717
Fax: +604 899 8826
E-mail: [email protected]
Date: 23rd November 2015
Tenby Schools Penang
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From the Campus Principal
Welcome to the latest edition of the Tenby Schools, Penang newsletter.
The mid-November to early-December period in a school is an interesting time, as rather than slowing down as the
end of term / end of year and Christmas break approaches, life for students and staff becomes increasingly busy.
Teachers are rushing to ensure that all required content has been covered, assessments have all been done,
parents have been met and that student reports have been completed. Some of our National School students have
final national examinations to complete, and all students have to ensure that they have met the deadlines set by their
teachers for the submission of work. The School‘s administrators and office staff are also extra busy with new
enrolments, exiting students, preparing for the next budgetary period, ensuring that the maintenance programme is
set, and a million other tasks.
On top of this, there are always a large number of events that are held, either celebrating student success through
award ceremonies, celebrating cultural or religious festivals, or celebrating student talent through musical
presentations, plays and events. I am always very humbled by the School‘s community when, despite that additional
loads on time and energy, they always find a little more of both to ensure that this time of year is always so
successful.
Last Friday night we joined with Sri Tenby Primary and Tadika for their presentation of “A Long Time Ago”. It was a
wonderful interpretation of the story and the students were clearly very well-rehearsed as the show went without a
hitch. I was especially pleased to see such a big turnout of parents and guests who clearly enjoyed the show
immensely.
Last Thursday saw Sri Tenby Secondary School celebrate Deepavali / Diwali, and once again the attendees were
entertained with cultural enactments of the meaning of Deepavali, and also with musical items in keeping with the
celebration. It left me with an urge to visit India during the Deepavali / Diwali celebrations in order to experience the
festival on a much larger scale.
Thursday evening provided us with the latest edition of “Tenby’s Got Talent” and once again, the large crowd in
attendance was held in awe of the musical and performing abilities of our students. Each year the quality of
performances increases this year the diversity was quite amazing with everything from ballroom dancing / tap
dancing / street dance / Latin dance to speed stacking. Also student renditions of songs were interspersed with
outstanding student interpretations and adaptions of other songs. Tenby truly does have talent.
For many in attendance, a highlight was the Staff vs Parent competition that was included for the first time. The
parents had obviously spent considerable time practicing and managed to win the crowd vote as winners. I am sure
that this will signal a healthy rivalry for ―bragging rights‖ in years to come. Staff have already begun to plan for next
year‘s Tenby’s Got Talent.
I am sure that more will be written of these events in the next newsletter, and at the moment I would like to publically
acknowledge the wonderful contributions made to the education and life of our school by every member of the
School‘s community who all demonstrate time and again that they will always go the extra distance in order to
ensure that Tenby Schools Penang continues to be successful.
Gregory C Mowday
Campus Principal
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Weekly Information
This Week (23rd - 27th November 2015)
Monday, 23rd Nov 2015
PRI TIPS U11 Football match vs Straits @Tenby
SEC STSS Form 5 SPM Exam; 8.00am-11.00am 2611/2 Pendidikan Seni Visual—Seni Halus Kertas 2
Tuesday, 24th Nov 2015
SEC
TISS 5.00pm-7.00pm—Parent Teacher Meeting, Y7-9
TISS 8.30am-3.30pm—Hits Recording Studio (IGCSE Coursework).
STSS Form 5 SPM Exam; 8.00am-10.00am 3472/1 Addl Math Kertas 1; 2.00pm-4.30pm 3472/2 Addl Math
Kertas 2
Wednesday, 25th Nov 2015
SEC
STSS Form 5 SPM Exam; 8.00am-9.15am 1511/1 Science (Aneka Pilihan) Kertas 1; 8 .00am-9.15am 4531/1
Physics (Aneka Pilihan) Kertas 1; 10.00am-12.30pm 1511/2 Science Kertas 2; 10.00am-12.30 4531/2
Physics Kertas 2; 2.00pm-3.30pm 4531/3 Physics (Amali Bertulis Kertas 3).
Thursday, 26th Nov 2015
ALL Tenby‘s Got Talent 7.15pm The Atrium
SEC
STSS & STPS 12.00nn-2.40pm –Deepavali Open House in Basketball Court. All Staff invited.
STSS Form 5 SPM exam; (8.00am-9.15am 4541/1 Chemistry (Aneka Pilihan) Kertas 1; 1 0.00am-12.30pm
4541/2 Chemistry Kertas 2; 2.00pm-3.30pm 4541/3 Chemistry (Amali Bertulis) Kertas 3
Friday, 27th Nov 2015
PRI TIPS Term 1 reports out to parents
Upcoming Events
PRI TIPS Disco Monday 30th November 5.30pm-7pm.
TIPS Christmas Concert. Thursday 3rd December 8.30am Basketball Court.
SEC
TISS —Intl Basketball School Tournament U15 Boys & Girls, Y8-11 in Basketball Court & Sports Hall. Date &
Time: 4th December from 2.00pm– 9.00pm. On 5th & 6th December from 8.00am-5.00pm.
TISS 8.20am-1.40pm, 2nd Dec—Teluk Bahang National Park Trip, Y8
STSS 12.00nn-2.00pm, 1st December 2015—Parent Teacher Meeting, F1-4 (Room 523/524)
STSS 9.00am-12.00nn, 1st December 2016—Annual Awards Day (Basketball court).
General Notices and Information
PRI
TIPS U11 team came 2nd in the recent tournament. They played Uplands, St Christopher, Alice Smith KL on
their way to the final where it was a draw. They then went to penalties. They played brilliantly and were a credit
to the school. Thank you to Ms Jackson & Mr Zaff for training the team so well.
SEC
Another good news for Netball match held on 18th November 2016 against Uplands, result as follows :
Tenby B won over Uplands C by 9-3
Tenby A won over Uplands B by 6-0 , their match was cancelled short to 2 games instead of 4 as normal
match because Uplands had to leave early.
Overall, the new players have gained confidence to play better after beating Straits International School 2
weeks ago that we won 17-0... Uplands teams were stronger but we managed to pull ourselves and played
with good teamwork... an impressive improvement !!!!
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From The Head of STPS
Greetings. The academic school year 2015 is coming to an end. The last day for the academic school year of 2015
will be 3rd
December 2015. Although the school year is ending we still have a few things to do in order to complete
the school year.
The UPSR 2015 results were released last week. Congratulations to all the students, the school did well and up to
expectations. We scored 100% in English, Mathematics and Science and 95.8% for Bahasa Malaysia
(Pemahaman) and Bahasa Malaysia (Penulisan).
On the 20th November 2015 we staged our Sri Tenby Primary School Concert 2015. This year the title of the
concert is ―A Long Time Ago‖. This is truly the production of Sri Tenby Primary School. The script of the concert
was written by Miss Josephine Ooi. In the play the characters were taken from all the children stories like Little
Red Riding Hood, Rumpelstiltskin, Smurfs, Sleeping Beauty, the fox and the three pigs and many others. These
characters were weaved into an adventure and fantasy story accompanied with melodious music and lively
dances. The selection of music and the choreography of the dances were done by Mr Prakash and assisted by Pn
Komala. The other teachers also played important role; Pn Pooneswari for training the main characters, En Ariff,
Mr Gregory Anthony, En Redzuan, Miss Lim, Miss Noor Shuhada for the realistic props. The rest of the staff
played their part during the day itself acting as runners, make-up artists. Last but not least thank you to parents of
Sri Tenby Primary who helped in dressing and making-up the students for the concert. The concert was a huge
success based on the comments and compliments given by the parents. I would like to say a big Thank You to
everyone who has in one way or other contributed to the success of the concert.
The ―Deepavali Open House ― was on the 26th November 2015, 12.00 noon - 2.20pm. The children performed
interesting items on that day. Lunch was on a pot-luck basis.
Students of Tahun 1,2 and 3 went for a day trip to the Penang Bird Park on the 24th November 2015. They were
engaged in fun and educational activities during their visit there. All came back tired but happy.
Regards
Cheah Sin Hock
Head of STPS
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Key Dates for
NOVEMBER
Thursday 26th Nov.
Deepavali Open House
Congratulations to all our top scorers who scored all As in the subjects they took.
They are:
Chan Jeylene, Qisthina Aisyah bt Mohd Rodzi, Mikaela Sofea Bt Badrul Hisham
Yeap, Aashay Singh Deo, Joshua Lee Chee Kin, and Safiya bt Yusuf.
Those who scored 4As and 1B are:
Ng Jia Wei, Irfan Furqhan b Sabran, Cheong Hou Yi, Mohammad Rifqi b Mohammad
Asrin, Lim Hong Zhen and Ong Wei Jim. Well done.
Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah 2015
Students scoring 5As
Students scoring 4As and 1B
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As such 25% of our students scored 5As. Another 25% scored 4As and 1B.
The table below shows the analysis of the results:
This is the last year of the KBSR curriculum. Next year student in Tahun 6 will be the first batch to take the Tahun
6 assessment for KSSR.
Subject Percent Pass % GPS
Bahasa Malaysia Pemahaman 95.8 1.88
Bahasa Malaysia Penulisan 95.8 2.00
English 100 1.04
Mathematics 100 1.46
Science 100 1.54
Overall 98.3 1.58
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From The Head of STSS
Dear Parents,
It is only weeks away to the end of the 2015 academic year for STS. However there is much to do for staff and
students.
Transition Day
It is a day when STPS Tahun 6 students make a transition from the primary school setting to that of the secondary
school. The transition is a very significant event in the lives of the students as it represents new beginnings and new
opportunities.
In STSS 25 November is Transition Day when Tahun 6 students will be made to feel welcome as they join the Form
1 students in all the interactive activities in the secondary school for a day. Teachers will lend support to students as
they experience social and curriculum changes . Programmes have been put in place to make them feel comfortable
in the secondary school setting.
Deepavali Open House
Deepavali is a celebration to mark the triumph of good over evil. It‘s a festival that includes prayers, reflection and
commitment to do good.
The Sri Tenby Primary and Secondary Schools invite parents to the celebration. There will be cultural performances
by students from the two schools after which parents and staff of Tenby Schools will have the opportunity to taste a
variety of Indian delicacies
The celebration will be held at from 12noon to 2.40 at the basketball court.
The Annual Awards Day and Parent-Teachers’ Day
On this day, STSS honours students for achieving academic and co-curricular success. Students also get
recognition for outstanding personal qualities such as good leadership, integrity, respect and concern for others.
Parents, the campus Principal, the National Heads of school and staff will celebrate the students‘ achievements.
The event will be held at the basketball court from 9am to 12noon.
Best regards,
Thum Lin Chee
(Head of STSS)
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Key Dates for
November
Wednesday 25th Nov.
Transition Day for
Tahun 6 students
Thursday 26th Nov.
Deepavali Open House
(organized by STS)
December
Tuesday 1st Dec.
STSS Annual Awards Day
& Parent-Teachers‘ Day
Chinese Calligraphy Competition
On the 18th of November 2015, a calligraphy competition was held at Sri Tenby
Secondary school.
Students from Forms 1 to 4 in STSS.
participated in the competition. The
competition was challenging and tested our
patience as every single stroke of the
Chinese characters has to be precise! We
wrote and rewrote each character several
times. We often felt like giving up but we
persisted until we were able to write
characters worthy to be exhibited.
On a lighter vein, there was laughter as we
looked at ‗masterpieces‘ produced by
friends who wrote with less steady hands!
In perspective, we learnt to write with
patience, with skill and we appreciated
calligraphy as an art. It was a good
experience for everyone and an
opportunity to learn new things.
The judges were our Mandarin
teachers, Ms. Teh Xing Yee, Mr. Tan Beng Chuan and Ms. Chang Yin Yin.
Prizes were awarded to winners of each category. - By Nadea, Evelyn, Ashley (F1)
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Outstanding Achievement in Photography
Andy Tan from Form four has proven that he is indeed photographer par
excellence!
Andy had 30 of his photographs on display at the Canon Photo Exhibition
held at Gurney Paragon Mall from 20 – 22 November 2015.
The Exhibition was sponsored by Canon Malaysia and Guang Ming
Newspaper.
Congratulations Andy! You are a step closer to achieving your dream of being
a renown professional photographer.
Culture
Contrast
Wild Colour
Andy has also won the National Photomarathon
Competition organized by Canon in 2014 and 2015.
He won the Grand Prize in the Junior Category
(below 18 years old). In the 2015 Malaysia
CanonPhotomarathon Competition. Competitiors
had to submit photographs based on three themes,
―Culture, Wild Colour and Contrast‖ that were given
at different times of the day and final photos
submitted must not be edited or enhanced.
The Grand Prize included a Canon 760D camera
with 18-135mm kit lens, camera accessories, Digital
Camera Magazine subscription, Adobe Photoshop
Creative Cloud, individual complete membership, all
worth RM7000.
(From Left) Mr. Ng Hee Kuang (Kwong
Ming newspaper - Manager), Dato‘ Lim
Seng Kok, Mr. Andy Tan, Mr. Steven
Tan and Mr. Edwin - Canon Manager
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Installation of Prefects
Three students from Form 1and 3, respectively and one, from Form 2 completed their probationary stint and
earned their badges to be full fledged prefects in 2016.
Ng Chee Kin is Head Prefect and Shaun Yeoh, the Deputy Head Prefect for 2016.
From Left: Lim Ewe Chen, Evelyn Tan, Alia Nadea, Jeremy Yoon, Ng Chee Kin (Head Prefect), Mr. Cheah (Head
of Sri Tenby), Mr. Siaw (Discipline Teacher) , Mdm Thum (Head of Sri Tenby Secondary) Shaun Yeoh (Deputy
Head Prefect), Amelia Lum, Alia Natasha, Oi Ken Loong, Lenges Chandran, Belinda Teoh, Krystle Chee
From Left (back row): Shaun Yeoh (Deputy Head Prefect),
Thaarini, Oi Ken Loong
From Left (front row): Winona, Belinda Teoh
From Left: Krystle Chee, Jeremy Yoon
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From the Head of TISS
Dear Parents,
We were very happy with our response from the first parents evening of the Year. The attendance was excellence
and showed a significant increase from last year. Thank you for everyone who attended as these events are
essential for teachers and parents to talk about the learning experience of the students and the grades they are
heading towards. This helps the partnership of teachers, parents and students to work together and make sure that
success is praised and targets for development are discussed. I believe it was a balance of a very professional,
organised event but also had the atmosphere of care and support that we are very proud of at our school.
I hope to meet more parents in the future at such successful events.
Warm regards,
Mr Paul Walton
Head of TISS
Parents can follow our Twitter @tisspenang
Theme of the Week
Anti Bullying Week
To make a noise about bullying
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Key Dates for
November
Tuesday 24th Nov.
Parent Teacher Meetings
for Years 7-9
Thursday 26th Nov.
Tenby‘s got Talent
Starts at 7.15pm
December
Wednesday 2nd
Dec.
Y8 Geography Fieldtrip to
the National Park at Teluk
Bahang
Tenby International Secondary School
House Events
House events that have taken place this week have included, Year 11 Basketball,
Student Leader themed quizzes, house photo competition and Tutor time quizzes.
All house events for this year:
Jerai – 232
Kinablau – 224
Ledang – 194
Tahan – 190
Yale University
As we have previously reported, Govind Rao in 8S
is currently in the USA attending the World
Scholar‘s Cup at Yale University. He is currently
competing in the Tournament of Champions.
Govind and his family have had a great time so far
at Yale.
They have managed to survive the cold
weather! Govind has met the founder of
the World Scholar‘s Cup – Daniel
Berdichevsky, he is pictured with his
sister and Daniel in this photos. He has
competed in all 4 sections of the
competition. We look forward to
welcoming him back to school so we can
find out how he got on competing against
the top scholars in the world!
International Award
Last week was another exciting student–
led trip. This time the International Award
group went on a canoeing trip out under
the mosque, along the coast and some
students landed on the island.
Saturday 14th November 10-1pm. They had a
great time during Canoeing lessons and then
completed a journey to the island.
We will keep you updated on more
adventurous IA trips in the future. If you are thinking
about getting involved in the IA, please see Mr
Duncan for more information.
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Swimming News
Xin Jie GAN, Year 11, is competing in
in the 100m breaststroke in KL on
Monday. We are very proud of her and
wish her the best of luck in this competition!
Netball Report
Wednesday, the 4th of November, Tenby had a friendly netball
match against Uplands International School. Even though we lost,
we experienced how a real netball match would be. We lost to
Uplands 16-2.
On the 6th of November, we had a friendly netball U14 and U16
match against Straits International School. The netball match was
held in our school. The U14 team beat Straits by 17-0.
Wednesday, the 18th of November, we had another U14 friendly
match with Uplands once again but with the teams B and C. On
the first half, Tenby B team played against Uplands C team and
won the match with an impressive score of 9-3 compared to the
last match with them. While on the other hand, Tenby A team
played against Uplands B team and won, yet again, with a score
of 6-0. This match was a good experience for the Tenby netball
team as some players were newly introduced.
Reported By
Isidora ( U14 Captain )
Abigail ( U14 Captain )
Ritisha ( U14 Vice-Captain )
Secondary NewsSecondary NewsSecondary News
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Mobile Learning – Learning Chinese with your Phone
Since the beginning of the month, the Chinese Department has been joined by a new member of staff, Ms Leow
Choy Khim, who is conducting studies as part of her PhD in Educational Research on Second Language Acquisition
(Chinese) with Mobile Technology Integration. Ms. Leow
was the Malaysian awardee for the Joint PhD Research
Scholarship in Peking University, Beijing, China and
University Sains Malaysia (USM), Penang, Malaysia. She
has more than 5 years teaching experience in teaching
Chinese language in International Schools and online
classroom. She has been actively involved in Years 7 to
10 classes. We are very happy to have her in our
Department and Faculty and hope to get better insight on
how we can meet the needs of all our language learners,
including more new technologies in our teaching.
- Ms Sophie Mazaz (Head of Languages).
Students at Tenby International Secondary have already
had two exciting weeks of mobile learning sessions.
―We had fun learning with the mobile phones‖, ―Teacher grouped us into chat-rooms to learn to speak‖, ―I can listen
back to my voice and it helped me to improve my speaking‖, said students who participated the mobile learning
sessions.
Mobile learning has made learning-to-speak sessions more effective.
Students have been using voice and text messaging technologies in
learning to speak Chinese. They learn with the teacher by using phone
applications, called a ―blended-learning‖.
This is a learning-oriented approach which aims to facilitate the learning
target by matching the learning nature of our students today - the digital
native.
Acknowledging the effectiveness of mobile
technology, Tenby International School is
making every possible efforts to integrate
technology into today‘s classroom to facilitate the
teaching and learning while overcoming the
issues concerning the nature of technology, the
psychological dimension and as well as the
appropriateness for learning situations.
Following scholar Stockwell (2013), mobile
learning has attracted many language teachers
by its many technological and psychological
attributes which can be used in the classroom.
- Ms Jenny Leow Choy Khim.
Mobile LearningMobile LearningMobile Learning
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St Josephs’ Home - Food Expedition
When purchasing goods on a tight budget and an even tighter
timeline, three things must be taken into account: speed,
efficiency, and cost. It requires an efficient team of individuals able to synchronise or at the very least harmonise
opinions, thoughts and actions… Or simply a rag-tag group of enthusiastic teenagers. On the supposedly-ill-fated
Friday the 13th (November), our humble bunch of shoppers were hot on their wheels – trolley wheels, that is.
Straight after school, three twenty on-the-dot, the congregation set off for the hunting grounds. Splitting into pairs,
they set off through a maze of aisles and signs with Ms Paula tailing behind. Covering the store, a particular duo
alighted upon the vegetable section. Procrastination and laziness is a plague from which many adolescents are
unable to escape. In this case, the statement stood its ground. On a whim, pre-packaged organic vegetables,
imported from who-knows-where, who-knows-how (and who-knows-why) were tossed into the shopping cart – to
disastrous consequences.
Satisfaction with a (wrongly assumed) job-well-done,
our controversial heroes were chastened to find that
they had taken the most (unnecessarily) expensive
vegetables in the selection – and that they had
chosen quite a substantial amount, too.
Now, with their senior supervising them, the goods
were returned and different options were made
available.
The antics did not end there.
Tofu were ―un-shelfed‖, then ―re-shelved‖, chicken
parts puzzled over and clothing articles (specifically
undergarment) tossed in for good measure. There,
after the deed was done, some of our characters left
the store, home bound, whilst others headed for the
orphanage (for which they were shopping for).
Arriving at St. Joseph‘s home, our remaining battle-weary warriors delivered the spoils of war to delighted faces and
repeated phrases of ―God Bless You‖. All in all, it seemed luck held out at the end.
Our supervising teacher: Ms Paula
Participants: Han Ming, Shu Shan, Koya Miyasaka,
Chee Chin, Gem Chew Rui Ping, Amber Tang,
Wayne Yan Lau
Charity CCA (Lau Wayne Yan and Amber Tang
under Ms Paula)
St. JosephsSt. JosephsSt. Josephs
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Tenby’s Got Talent 2015
It‘s that time of year again when Tenby students
take to the stage to show off their many and
varied talents.
There will be performances from students of all
four schools within Tenby, and their skills will be
challenged by our panel of nice and nasty
judges who will decide who takes home the title
of ‗Tenby‘s got Talent 2015‘!
There will also be an opportunity for you the
audience to be judges when you decide who has
the most talent between our Parent and Staff
band – and this contest is already getting fierce!
Tickets are just RM5 (RM7 on the night) and
they are available from the Primary and
Secondary offices. Tickets are in limited supply
so don‘t delay and get yours quick!
Y8 Geography Fieldtrip to the National Park at Teluk Bahang —
Wednesday 2nd December – leaving at 8.20am , returning at 1.20pm
This trip has run for the past two years and the Geography
department have included it in the curriculum to give
students the opportunity to experience learning out of the
classroom as well as practise ‗hands on‘ Geography. The
skills used in fieldwork help prepare students for IGCSE
Geography but also expose them to research and analytical
methods used in other subjects around the school.
End of Term
Last day of school is Friday 4th December 2015.
First day back is Tuesday 5th January 2016
Events coming up...Events coming up...Events coming up...
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From The Head of TIPS
Dear Parents,
This week we celebrated the great success of our Under 11 Boys Football team, who came second in the annual
tournament against teams from across Penang and Kuala Lumpur. The boys were a credit to the school with their
positive attitude and great teamwork. For more information and photos see page 19 - 21 of this newsletter.
We hope to see many of you at Thursdays Tenby‘s Got Talent where many of the Primary children will be performing
in the event. We are also now preparing for our end of term events. Tickets at RM1.00 will be on sale from today for
our end of year Disco on Monday 30th November at 5.30 - 7pm.
On Thursday 3rd December at 8.30am we will be performing our Christmas Concert. Please come along for
refreshments beforehand from 8.00am and meet other Parents from your child‘s class and across TIPS. Then you
can enjoy a selection of Christmas songs performed by all the children from TIPS.
Regards
Ms Marian
Head of Tenby International Primary School
Personal Learning Goals in Action
Co-operation Collaboration Resilience Communication
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Key Dates for
November
Thursday 26th
Tenby Got Talent
7.15pm
Friday 27th
Term 1 Report Out
Monday 30th Nov
Disco
5.30pm -7.00pm
December
Thursday 3rd Dec
Christmas Concert
8.30am
Friday 4th Dec
Term 1 Ends at 1pm
January
Tuesday 5th Jan
Term 2 Starts
TIPS Fabulous Footballers
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Our Under 11 Boys team played last weekend in a tournament against a range of teams from across Penang and
Kuala Lumpur. We were very proud of how the boys played in every match with their great skill, commitment,
positive attitude and teamwork. After doing well in the preliminary rounds they won 1- 0 against Uplands in the semi
final This put them in the exciting position of being in the final. The whole team were so happy and excited. They
gave 100% in every kick, tackle and shot throughout the whole game. By the final whistle, however, it was a draw so
they then had to prepare for penalties. Despite fantastic goals and amazing saves, they lost 3 - 2 on penalties. We
would like to thank Ms Jackson & Mr Zaff for training the team so well and supporting them through this tournament.
It was good to see so many parents and staff supporting the children at this event too. Thank you everyone involved!
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The route to the final Tenby 1 SCIPS 0
Tenby 0 KLASS 1
Tenby 3 Uplands B 0
Semi Final
Uplands A 0 Tenby 1
Final
Tenby 0 SCIPS 0
The game ended with penalties SCIPS 3 - Tenby 2
The boys were then awarded second place in the tournament
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Climate Change Year 6
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For their Entry Point ,Year 6 have been studying posters about climate control from a variety of artists. They then
identified the message and designed their own. Their posters are clear and convey a messages about how we need
to care for our planet. This interesting IPC unit has been very informative and relevant to the children , helping them
to understand the many issues to do with our climate and how it is effected by many factors around the world.
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We were very pleased to award the
first Bronze Merit Certificates of the
year in our Celebration Assembly
today. The certificates are awarded to
children who have earned 20 merits.
Each merit is awarded when 5 team
points are received.
Congratulations to :
Taara ,Chloe, Haley & Nina
from Year 1.
Fantastic effort
Sin Ying, Wye
Sern, Teo and
Tommy
from Year 4
Well done Terrance & Shala
from Year 5.
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Stars of the week Stars of the week Stars of the week
16th to 20th 16th to 20th 16th to 20th
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201520152015
Well Done!Well Done!Well Done!
Year 6
Year 3 Year 2
Year 1 Reception
Year 4 Year 5