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SCIS-Hongqiao Upper School Daily Bulletin Semester 1 Tuesday, 18th of October, 2016 The mission of SCIS is to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring learners who contribute positively to their communities. Quote of the Day There are still some spaces available for cooking please let Ms. Pigott know as soon as possible if you "What are we holding onto, Sam?" club. If you would like to join the club please make are unable to attend. "That there's some good in this world, Mr. sure you have returned your signed slip and 200RMB Frodo...and it's worth fighting for." to Mrs Orchard by Wednesday 19th October. Service and Action Activities -Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens and 1. River of Heart Foundation, October 22nd 9- Stephen Sinclair, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Parent Conferences on Tuesday and Wednesday 12noon Towers Special Schedule: Go to the event in Pudong and sort clothes, toys, Block 1: 8:00 – 8:45 (45 mins) shoes and books for communities in need across General Block 2: 8:50 – 9:35 (45 mins) China. Day 7 Break: 9:40 – 9:50 (10 mins) Sign up: on ManageBac Block 3: 9:55 – 10:40 (45 mins) 2. Score keepers are needed for ACAMIS Volleyball Middle School Block 4: 10:45 – 11:30 (45 mins) tournament Middle School Wednesday Clubs You are dismissed at 11:30 and Lunch is not served Thursday – Saturday (October 20th – 22th) As a reminder, we are running 3 sessions of clubs No after school sports or other activities so students Sign up: In Mr. Reimer’s office this year. Your Fall Clubs finish on the 23rd of should leave school immediately after school for 3. IFF festival volunteers November. Your Winter Clubs start on the 30th of these two days Saturday 29th October, morning shift and afternoon November. If you have an idea for club you would like Conferences start at 12:30 and go through to 4:00 shift to lead or a club you would like to join, please speak and will take place in the LS Gym Sign up: on Manage Bac to Ms. Bowley. She is always looking for exciting Conferences are limited to 5-10 minutes (You are going to receive a google document link next ideas. There are no set times. It is first come and first serve week, then you can sign up for the booth you like.) basis. Parents whose family names begin with A-K Service and Action Projects for Grade 8 ONLY Spanish Dance should attend on the 18th. Parents with family 1.Tian Yi primary school- Read English books to Calling all MS Spanish classes. During ELT on names beginning with L-Z should attend the 19th. Grade 4 students, talk to them in English to help with Thursday 20th October you will need to go to Miss You are not required to participate but we encourage with their English skills. Sherwood’s dance studio to practice for UN day. Get you to take part in these important discussions about Every Thursday after school you salsa on! your learning 8 - 10 weeks You will have just received progress reports so this is Sign up: on ManageBac El día de los muertos a great basis for a discussion focused on learning 15 maximum Be sure to get your design templates from your targets for next quarter 2. Bright Connection advisory teachers. The deadline for the competition is You will prepare for your China trip experience. You Monday 24th October. ¡Buena suerte! Mrs Orchard. ATTENTION HOUSE CAPTAINS: will contact the bright connection to find out how we We have a House Captain Meeting this Friday during can be helpful to them this year. Cooking Club Dragon Time and also next Tuesday (Oct. 25) to plan Every Monday after school for our Friday Oct. 28th House Game. As always, 8 - 10 weeks Shanghai Community International School- Hongqiao Campus – October, 2016 SCIS-Hongqiao Upper School Daily Bulletin Semester 1 Tuesday, 18th of October, 2016 The mission of SCIS is to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring learners who contribute positively to their communities. Sign up: on ManageBac Special schedule for students during conference 15 maximum days: Duty Roster 3. Senior Citizen house- Are you a Performer? Do Block 1: 8:00 – 8:45 (45 mins) you want to create something with your friends? Block 2: 8:50 – 9:35 (45 mins) Time Area Day 7 Telling jokes, telling stories, playing Chinese music, Break: 9:40 – 9:50 HS 2nd Floor O'Connor dancing, speaking Chinese! Block 3: 9:55 – 10:40 (45 mins) Every Thursday after school Block 4: 10:45 – 11:30 (45 mins) HS 3rd Floor Punter 8 - 10 weeks Break HS 4th floor St Pierre Sign up: on ManageBac 9.20 – 9.40 No after school sports or other activities on these 15 maximum Field Ishii two days. Students should leave school immediately 4. Gratitude tree-Wellness Week. after school for these two days – unless they are Café/Forum White Thursdays 3.30-4.30pm x 4 weeks (Plus wellness attending conferences with parents. week responsibilities) Lunch Café/Forum Razzari 20th oct, 27th oct, 3rd Nov, 10th Nov 1.05 – 1.25 Cafeteria Voegelin Maximum students 20 Hello High School student! The production of The Field Mack Students make 1200 leaves from paper that would Hobbit is looking for a few volunteers to work with our be added to a beautiful gratitude tree as part of cast of 5th graders. You will need to be available for Café/Forum Lee Wellness week. 2 hours during the show’s performances and tech rehearsals. If you are interested in working with Lunch HS 2nd Floor Zhu Students would distribute these leaves to each MS young students for a few nights please contact Mr. 1.15 – 1.35 classroom each day at 7.45am and collect them at HS 3rd Floor Shearer Gotuaco. 3pm. HS 4th floor Simmons Between 3-4pm students would then add them to On this Thursday, we are starting Japanese Club at HS Gym Kushner the Gratitude tree in the MS plaza. 3:15 until 4:00 after school. If you are interested, Sign up: on ManageBac please come to Mr. Ishii’s room (A410) for our first Area Day 7 ( G ) lesson! All Middle School Boys Soccer are at Dulwich MS Garden TUALLA Suzhou on Thursday. Please dismiss students at Lost & Found Commons 1:30pm the bus will leave at 1:45pm. “Lost and Found” is located at the basement of Soccer Field ORCHARD MS Break Bldg. A, unclaimed items will be donated to charity The 9:20 - 9:40 every month. Plaza/Courtyard DENG High School Daisy Yeh lost her gold iPhone 5s last Friday, it was Roamer No Dragon Time wrapped in blue ear phones, if anyone see it, please HS Gym PE return to MS OFFICE, thank you. Shanghai Community International School- Hongqiao Campus – October, 2016 SCIS-Hongqiao Upper School Daily Bulletin Semester 1 Tuesday, 18th of October, 2016 The mission of SCIS is to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring learners who contribute positively to their communities. MS Garden LA LONDE Commons Cafeteria GEISEN- MS Lunch Upstairs KISCH 12:25 - 12:45 Cafeteria DUCHAC Downstairs Courtyard/Field WINCHESTER MS Garden GARZA Commons MS Lunch Field KIRWIN 12:40 - 1:00 The Plaza/Courtyard SHERWOOD Roamer Shanghai Community International School- Hongqiao Campus – October, 2016 .
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