A regular bulletin of information for the parents and students of Southville International School

Theme ofthe Year:

“Embracing Growth Mindset through the 5Cs (Competence,

Character, Creativity, Collaboration, Commitment to achieve)” STAR Campus 136 Elizalde St., BF Homes,

Parañaque City, Philippines

Tel. Nos. (632) 8428811

Fax No. (632) 8079391

Munich Campus Munich St. corner Tropical Avenue, B.F. Homes International, Las Piñas City Tel. Nos.: 825-6374; 820-8702 to 03; 825-7909 Fax Number: (632) 8257909

Luxembourg Campus

1281 Tropical Ave. Cor. Luxembourg St., BF

International, Las Pinas City, Philippines

Tel. Nos. (632) 8208702-03

Fax No. 8208715

Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) is on

October 7

Preschool reveals art tilt winnersThe Early Childhood Education Division (ECED) proudly

announces the winners of the 2016 Painting with Mom and

Dad, an annual contest showcasing the amazing artistic

talents of Pre-Kinder, Junior Kinder and Senior Kinder students

and their parents. The purpose of the contest was to stimulate

the artistic talents of the youngsters while strengthening parent-

child bonds.

The major winners are:

First Place: Yun Jaewon (Senior Kinder Amber)

Second Place: Katharina Marie Ababa (Junior Kinder

Purple)

Third Place: Felicia Idalia Sogitao (Pre-Kinder Yellow)

The class winners are:

Daytanun Sawasdirak - Pre-Kinder Yellow

Charlotte Morrison Jofre - Pre-Kinder Blue

Michael Vincent Bernabe - Junior Kinder Orange

Marcus Emmanuel Sybingco - Junior Kinder Purple

Hanna Kobayashi - Junior Kinder Green

Aedam Henry Bucad - Senior Kinder Lime

Princess Maia Bensani - Senior Kinder Indigo

Princess Fiona Casador - Senior Kinder Peach

Internationally Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges; Recognized

by the Department of Education as a School of the Future; An International Baccalaureate

(I.B.) Authorized World School; Investors in People Gold Awardee; ISO 9001:2008 Certified

No. 13 AY 2016 - 2017 September 23, 2016

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The Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) presents an excellent opportunity to find out how your child is doing in school and to get

to know his/her teachers. This is an important time to discuss how to maximize learning for your child, and catch and correct

behaviors that are not enhancing that progression. It is an opportunity to build trust and understanding between the home and

the school.

The Parent-Teacher Conference regarding your child’s school performance during the First Term will be on October 7, 2016.

This is also an opportune time for you to meet with your child’s sponsor who acts as his/her big brother/sister/second parent

in school. The PTC schedule will be 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (following pre-arranged schedule for parents) in Munich, STAR &

Luxembourg Campuses. There will be no classes in all campuses on October 7 to give way to the PTC.

Let us meet and collaborate together on how best to help your child optimize his/her potentials. Don’t miss this excellent

opportunity to establish a partnership with your child’s teachers which can lead to academic success and set the tone for

positive communication. The more parents understand and support what the school does, the more they are able to help their

children.

Yun Jaewon (center) receives his award during the awarding

ceremonies.

Luke Raymond Jimenez - Senior Kinder Amber

Zieg Armildez - Senior Kinder Aqua

Congratulations to everyone who participated for all the pieces

were truly beautiful and imaginative. It’s a contest where

everyone wins in terms of fun and strong parent-child bonding.

Nick takes over SISCGrade school students welcomed their favorite

Nickelodeon characters when they invaded SISC

last September 14, 2016. It was an adventure-

filled day of games and surprises as "Nick Takes

Over Your School" chose SISC as one of the

chosen schools for this year.

The students got to experience a series of

exciting physical and mental games that

developed their teamwork and sportsmanship.

They also had the chance to check out the

interesting booths and get swept by Nick’s

signature slime.

For being such good sports, the students were

given a bagful of freebies and special prizes. There

were also surprise appearances and

performances by their favorite Nick pals such as

SpongeBob and Patrick.

Honors

computation for

graduating High

School students

Bring your ID for

safety & securityIn an effort to ensure ease of access to

Luxembourg Campus and increase the safety and

security of students and staff, Gr. 6 - Senior High

School students are required to bring their ID when

entering the campus. The “NO ID, NO ENTRY”

policy shall be strictly enforced at the gate starting

September 25, 2016. Wearing another’s I.D., or

allowing others to use one’s I.D. are absolutely

prohibited. Students who have lost their I.D. must

apply for a replacement immediately.

One of the greatest singular achievements in one’s life is graduating with honors after years of diligent

studying and active participation in school. To be cited on stage in front of one’s peers, with one’s

parents or guardians proudly beaming with pride, is an unforgettable and unparalleled moment in a

young person’s life. For Academic Year 2016 - 2017, graduating students can look forward to this

glorious moment based on the following criteria:

High School

A. General Scholastic Awards

1. For High School, the General Scholastic Awards will be computed as follows: 70% (academics)

& 30% (co-curricular).

2. The academics, which is 70%, is broken down into 70% of the grade in Grade 12, and 30% of the

grade in Grade 11.

3. The co-curricular rating, which is 30%, is based on the active participation of the students in

Grade 11 & Grade 12 in co-curricular activities.

4. EQ (Emotional Quotient)/ACT (Achievers Core Training) grades are qualifiers for honors.

B. Academic Achievement Awards

1. The Academic Achievement Award will only consider the Grade 12 performance.

2. EQ (Emotional Quotient)/ACT (Achievers Core Training) and Deportment grades are qualifiers for

honors.

C. Subject Area Awards

1. Subject Area Awards will be given to the student with the highest grade in the subject not lower

than VS.

2. EQ (Emotional Quotient)/ACT (Achievers Core Training) and Deportment grades are

qualifiers for honors.

Only the top 2 in academics shall be considered in the computation for Valedictorian/First Honor and

Salutatorian/Second Honor after which the co-curricular is factored in to decide who between the

two becomes Valedictorian/First Honor and Salutatorian/Second Honor.

This will not be applied to Grade 12 Students who joined the Graduation Ceremony last year and to all

students who attended the bridge program last summer.

Students & Parents’

Bulletin No. 13

AY 2016-2017

Sept. 23, 2016 P. 2

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Theme of the

Year:

Embracing

Growth

MIndset

through the

5Cs

(Competence,

Character,

Collaboration,

Creativity,

and

Commitment

to Achieve)

Students are doused with buckets of slime during

playtime.

Luxembourg Campus

Monday, September 26, 2016Snack: Garlic Herb Cheese Bread

Jamaican Patties ( Basic Ed )Lunch: Beef Caldereta

Sinigang na BaboyPork CurryGrilled Fish Fillet Lemon Butter SauceChicken AdoboLumpiang Hubad

Tuesday, September 27, 2016Snack: Banana Turon

Jamaican Patties ( Basic Ed )Lunch: Beef nilaga

MenudilloFried ChickenSweet & sour fish filletGrilled Liempo with AtcharaChopsuey

Wednesday, September 28, 2016Snack: Steamed Siomai With Sweet & Spicy

Pizza ( Munich 8am )Jamaican Patties ( Basic Ed )

Lunch: Beef StroganoffPork SisigChicken TinolaRellenong BangusChicken Inasal with AtcharaGuinataang Langka

Thursday, September 29, 2016Snack: Puto With Cheese

Jamaican Patties ( Basic Ed )Lunch: Beef Kare-Kare

Lechon PaksiwRoast ChickenBangus SisigPork SinigangAmpalaya with Egg

Friday, September 30, 2016Snack: Biko

Pizza ( Munich 8am )Jamaican Patties ( Basic Ed )

Lunch: Breaded TilapiaBlue Marlin TeriyakiFried Dalagang BukidBangus SisigSinigang na Tanigue Sa MisoAdobong Pusit/CalamaresGuisadong Mongo with Alugbati

Please pick up

your child on time

Students & Parents’

Bulletin No. 13

AY 2016-2017

Sept. 23, 2016 P. 3

REPLY SLIP

A.( ) I have received and read Students and Parents’ Bulletin SY 2016-2017 No. 13.

________________________ __________________________ ______________________ Student’s Name Level/Section Parent’s Signature

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Theme of the

Year:

Embracing

Growth

MIndset

through the

5Cs

(Competence,

Character,

Collaboration,

Creativity,

and

Commitment

to Achieve)

Marie Vic F. Suarez

Principal

Parents and drivers are enjoined to pick up their

children/passengers promptly after dismissal. For

safety reasons, students not picked up after 5:00 p.m.

in Munich Campus and 6:00 p.m. in Luxembourg

Campus will stay in a holding area near the school

guard.

At 4:50 pm in Munich Campus and 5:50 pm in

Luxembourg Campus, the school guards will gather

the students and ask the students to call their

fetchers, or tell them to go home if they have a

permanent gate pass.

Grade school varsity players may stay in the holding

area only until 6:00 pm and high school varsity

players until 7:30 pm.

Students who remain on campus beyond the

designated time will be placed in the after school

care program and their parents will be charged 500.00

pesos per hour, or any portion thereof, for the service

effective September 26, 2016. This is to defray the

cost of payment for the proctor who will be assigned

to oversee the students who are not picked up on

time.

The procedure for those who stay is as follows:

1. At 6:00 pm, all students (non varsity and

grade school varsity) are required to stay in

the Luxembourg lobby near the front gate.

Students are not allowed to stay in the

parking area.

2. For high school varsity players, their coaches

will bring them to the Luxembourg front lobby

at 7:00 pm from the Monarchs Gym or

Tropical Gym. All HS varsity players who

will stay beyond 7:30 pm will be fined.