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DEVELOPING OUR TEACHERS LEVELLING up THEIR SKILLS July - September 2018 CONTENTS JUL - SEP 2018 www.pcf.org.sg A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE PAP COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IT TAKES TWO! PARENT & TEACHER PARTNERSHIP GROWING HOLISTICALLY NURTURING YOUR CHILD’S IQ & EQ MORE INSIDE DEVELOPING OUR TEACHERS LEVELLING UP THEIR SKILLS July - September 2018 CONTENTS FEATURES p4 World Water Day p6 Growing Holistically HAPPENINGS Marching to the beat p7 of the Nation p8 Community of Practice p10 E3 Learning p11 Saving Gaia FAMILY & LIFESTYLE For more news and photos of our preschools, visit us at Relating Well With WWW.PCF.ORG.SG p13 Your Children ONLINE EXCLUSIVE Racial Harmony Celebration p14 Art and Craft ADVISORS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SENIOR DIRECTOR CORPORATE SERVICES VICTOR BAY CHOO AH CHOON EDITORIAL TEAM Samuel Ng, Elsie Lim, Jansy Chew, Ng Lay Hua, Delphine Teo, Alicia Lim, Penny Quek, Alice Chan, Karen Lee, Rachel Lim, Lim Wei Ni, Annie Sim, Lee Wan Ting, Christine Tan, Pamela Wong, Tan Kerng Ngee, Calvin Fong and Juraimi Bin Jamal SparkleLink is a quarterly publication of the PAP COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, located at Blk 57B New Upper Changi Road, #01-1402, PCF Building, Singapore 463057 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of the Editorial Team. The views and opinions expressed or implied in SparkleLink are those of the authors or contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Editorial Team. CEO’S MESSAGE (Mr Bay with the award winners) Time flies! We are now in the third quarter of 2018. In the second half of the year, we will see some exciting events and activities lined up on the calendar. While we prepare to meet the new challenges ahead, I am happy to share some of the events that have taken place in the past few months across PCF. Water is a precious resource, more so in Singapore, where we have to buy water from Malaysia. To engage the community to spread awareness on water conservation, PCF Sparkletots @ Kebun Baru Blk 172 and over 16 PCF Sparkletots preschools from our North East District Group 3 took part in two major Singapore World Water Day events in March. These also helped our children to understand the importance of water in our daily lives. PCF’s Community of Practice was launched on 13 April as an additional platform for learning to deepen the capabilities of our educators. Our Sparkletots preschool leaders and teachers can look forward to workshops and sharing sessions on enhancing their English language proficiency, Pedagogy and Classroom Management, Parent Engagement as well as sharpening their skills in delivering the PCF Sparkletots Early Years Curriculum. Another matter close to our heart is the Racial Harmony that we enjoy in multi-racial Singapore. In this issue, we have prepared some craft work that you can do with your child as we celebrate our diversity. You can also enjoy the time and effort put in during the craftwork by practising the skills of relating well with your children. Flip to the article on how to build a secure and loving relationship with them in this issue. With National Day around the corner, we are delighted to be invited once again to form a marching contingent this year. A total of 36 employees have been selected from both the People’s Action Party (PAP) and PAP Community Foundation (PCF) to form the contingent parade. You can read more about their experience inside. I shall leave you to enjoy the reading of the other articles within this issue. Cheers! Mr Victor Bay Chief Executive Officer PAP Community Foundation (PCF) world water day Water conservation begins with me! To commemorate Singapore World Water Day in March, 17 PCF Sparkletots preschools took steps to raise awareness of the importance of water conservation and that every small action plays a part. Participating in Singapore World Water Day 2018 Our children from PCF Sparkletots @ Kebun Baru Blk 172 had a fun-filled experience as they participated in the Singapore World Water Day (SWWD) Launch at Marina Barrage on 3 March 2018. There, they learnt more about the importance of water sustainability, water security and the five water saving tips by exploring the participating booths. Our children also performed and wowed the audience with their Kung Fu Dance. Our children doing a President Halimah Yacob gives wushu performance our children a high five after on stage their performance A K2 student, Zakir Ramadan joined participants from 30 organisations and educational institutions for the main event launch “Make Every Drop Count” on stage with Guest-of-Honour, President Halimah Yacob, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Masagos Zulkifli and Senior Minister of State for the Environment and Water Resources, Dr. Amy Khor. Additionally, as part their “Start Small Dream Big” (SSDB) project, a Water Rationing Exercise was held during the March holidays to teach water saving techniques and let the children share the good habits with their families. During the exercise, the children had a glimpse into Singapore’s past when water was scarce and rationed in buckets. Water valves were turned off at the preschool and the children had to use water from a bucket to wash their hands. The children also came up with a five minute shower dance and taught their schoolmates the dance as a reminder to save water and to keep showers short. p4 Participating in Singapore World Water Day 2018 16 preschools from PCF Sparkletots @ North East District Group 3 came world water day together to celebrate SWWD at Our Tampines Hub on 17 March 2018. The event “We Make Every Drop Count” was supported by PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency and the event was graced by Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Water conservation begins with me! Environment and Water Resources and Member of Parliament for Tampines GRC, together with Ms Cheryl Chan, MP for Fengshan and Vice-Chairman of East Coast-Fengshan Town Council. To commemorate Singapore World Water Day in March, 17 PCF Sparkletots preschools A variety of exciting activities and game booths were lined up during the event to took steps to raise awareness of the importance of water conservation and that every promote water conservation. Our little “Water Ambassadors” were present to spread small action plays a part. the water conservation message and inspired the community in committing to adopt water-saving tips. Visitors participated in many meaningful activities. Children, in Participating in Singapore World Water Day 2018 particular, were overwhelmed by the Colouring Contest, Tic Tac Toe, Memory Game, ‘Save the Water’ messages, craftwork and many more! Our children from PCF Sparkletots @ Kebun Baru Blk 172 had a fun-filled experience as they participated in the Singapore World Water Day (SWWD) Our pre-schoolers also staged their exciting performances to commemorate World Launch at Marina Barrage on 3 March 2018. There, they learnt more about the Water Day 2018. 31 of our little “Water Ambassadors” led 400 PCF Sparkletots importance of water sustainability, water security and the five water saving tips pre-schoolers and their family members in reciting the “We Make Every Drop Count” by exploring the participating booths. Our children also performed and Pledge, which was our own rendition of the “Save the Water” Pledge. wowed the audience with their Kung Fu Dance. Our children leading everyone present to recite the “We Make Every Drop Count” pledge Our children holding the pledge cards for saving water signed by Mr Masagos Zulkifliand Ms Cheryl Chan Our children doing a President Halimah Yacob gives wushu performance our children a high five after on stage their performance A K2 student, Zakir Ramadan joined participants from 30 organisations and Water Conservation educational institutions for the main event launch “Make Every Drop Count” on PLEDGE! stage with Guest-of-Honour, President Halimah Yacob, Minister for the We pledge to conserve water everyday, Environment and Water Resources, Mr. Masagos Zulkifli and Senior Minister of Use it wisely and not waste it away. State for the Environment and Water Resources, Dr. Amy Khor. We will save every drop, every day of the week. Additionally, as part their “Start Small Dream Big” (SSDB) project, a Water Rationing We can do it! We will do it! We start small but dream big! Exercise was held during the March holidays to teach water saving techniques and We can do it! We will do it! let the children share the good habits with their families. During the exercise, the children had a glimpse into Singapore’s past when water was scarce and rationed in buckets. Water valves were turned off at the preschool and the children had to Contributed by: use water from a bucket to wash their hands. The children also came up with a five Maslindah Ibrahim, Lead Centre Principal (PCF Sparkletots @ Tampines West Blk 151) minute shower dance and taught their schoolmates the dance as a reminder to Siti Nurwahidah, Centre Principal (PCF Sparkletots @ Tampines West Blk 890A) save water and to keep showers short. Grace Gabrielle Bernardino, Teacher (PCF Sparkletots @ Kebun Baru Blk 172) p5 Written by: Mdm Koh Bee Kee Growing (Executive Principal, PCF Sparkletots @ South West District Group 1) Ms Tashka Anne Shalini Hodge Holistically (Teacher, PCF Sparkletots @ Taman Jurong Blk 161) Since 5 February 2018, a Think Equal programme has been conducted daily for Kindergarten 1 children in nine PCF Sparkletots Preschools in Taman Jurong, Chong Pang, Geylang Serai, Canberra, Sembawang, Jurong Central, Kembangan Chai Chee, Telok Blangah and Nee Soon South. The aim of the program is to nurture and educate children holistically with knowledge and skills to succeed in their lifelong journey of learning to become inclusive, sensitive, respectful and caring children in society.
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