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1. Welcome to Primary 4 EMMA

2. Ms Sandra Fe ……. You can call me Ms Sandra Email : [email protected]

3. Subject teachers Subject Teacher English Ms . Gitta Mathematics Mr. Iman Science Ms. Sandra Social Studies Ms. Sandra Global Perspective Ms. Sandra Character Building and Religion Mr. Andi Indonesian Language and Culture Ms. Retha

4. Subject teachers Subject Teacher Chinese Language and Culture Ye Laoshi Physical Education Mr. Doli Music Mr. Lukas Art and Design Mr. Putra Performing Art Mr. Fariz Digital Technology and Information Mr. Ariel Pendidikan Pancasila Ms. Merry

5. Communication Communication between parents to Form Teacher is through Agenda and Google Chat. Communication through Google Chat is limited to weekdays , between 07.00 - 18.00, except for emergencies.

6. Curriculum Overview Examination Our school will hold a school examination at the end of Term 1. The exam will serve as a benchmark to assess student learning and knowledge retention after an initial period of instruction. In Terms 2, 3, and 4, the emphasis shifts towards project-based learning. Students will engage in projects that allow them to apply their knowledge and skills in a more creative and comprehensive manner. These projects will be rigorously assessed to evaluate student understanding, critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and communication skills.

7. Curriculum Overview Grading system TERM 1 Project / School Exam Worksheets, Module, Spelling, Assignments Student-led Presentation Group Work Presentation Term 1 Grade 20% 20% 30% 30% 100% Pen and Paper Students Assessment Presentation guides will be given to all students, based on each subject’s requirements Project guidelines will be given

8. Curriculum Overview Grading system TERM 2-4 Project-Based Learning Worksheets, Module, Spelling (for languages), Assignments & Group Work Student-led Presentation (Storytelling, Reading poems/rhyme, Presentation skills) Term Grade 30% 30% 40% 100% Project guidelines will be given Presentation guides will be given to all students, based on each subject’s requirements

9. Morning Routines Students who come to school before 7.30 am, can go up and line up in front of their classroom until the Form Teacher or Co-Teacher comes. The checking of attendance starts at 7:30am and a student is considered late if he/she arrives at 7:31 am in the classroom. When a student arrives later than 7.30 am , he/she should get a late note from the teacher on duty and submit it to their Form Teacher in the class. The day begins with a class devotion, prayer or assembly. The students are given time to unpack and settle their belongings. After prayer, students write their agenda with the Form Teacher. Agenda should be signed by the Form Teacher and the parent everyday to ensure good communication between school and home. The lesson starts at 7.45 am.

10. Recess & Lunch Routines Students will have their recess at 09.30-09.50 and lunch at 12.10-12.45. At recess and lunch time, students will go to the school canteen to eat. After they finish eating, they may go to the playground, basketball court, or library for recess and lunch break (with the supervision of teachers on duty). When the recess or lunch break finishes, students will line up in front of the class and wait for the teacher to enter the classroom.

11. Dismissal Routines Lessons finish at 14.30. After the last lesson finishes, the Form Teacher will lead the students to do the Examen . Examen means "reflection" in Latin. It's a chance for students to take a few quiet moments to think about their day. It will help the students to develop self-awareness and appreciate the good things happening during the day. Students might also update their Agenda for important items shared by teachers.

12. Dismissal Routines At dismissal time, students will line up with their Form teacher in front of their classroom. To ensure a smooth pick-up process, parents can drop off their child's pick-up card in the designated box located in the school lobby. A teacher on duty will then check the box, call the student's name, and escort them to reunite with their waiting parent. We kindly ask that parents pick up their children within 15 minutes of dismissal. If there are unforeseen circumstances that will make you late in picking up your child, please let your child's form teacher know as soon as possible via GChat.

13. School Policies ABSENCES & TARDINESS Absence from school may be excused for the following reasons: (1) The student’s illness (with letter from a doctor) (2) A medical, dental, or immigration appointment; (3) Severe illness, hospitalisation or death in the student’s family. In the above cases, it is mandatory that: (a) The parent/guardian informs the Form teacher in the morning by means of a letter or Google Chat between 7a.m.-8 a.m. (b) A medical certificate by the physician or letter by the parent/ guardian is presented by the student to the classroom teacher upon his/ her return.

14. School Policies ABSENCES & TARDINESS School Permitted Leave of Absence (Izin) A formal letter of request MUST be given to the school at least 2 weeks before the planned leave of absence. The formal letter MUST cite the reasonable ground/s for requesting a school permitted leave and the intended dates. Once approved, the stipulation cited below will be sanctioned and taken into consideration. No make–up and remediation classes will be conducted. The student will be responsible to independently study to catch up on missed lessons

15. School Policies ABSENCES & TARDINESS Tardiness All students are to reach school NO later than 7.30 am If the student is late for school, he/she MUST secure a late note from the teacher on duty in order to be admitted to the class.

16. School Policies ABSENCES & TARDINESS Tardiness No. of Tardiness Consequences 3 times Agreement letter & a notification letter to parents 4-5 times Community Service in School for 1 period 6 times and more Second agreement letter, after school detention, Teacher-Student-Parents conference A deduction of 10% marks in all subjects The number of tardiness reverts to 0 at the beginning of the new Semester.

17. School Policies ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY Cheating (including plagiarism) in an assessment in any form Alcohol Smoking tobacco / Vaping Possession of weapons Possession of drugs JBS maintains a Zero Tolerance Policy on the above infringements. Students in violation will be expelled from JBS pending the School Board approval.

18. Level Infringements Consequences 1 (Minor) Attendance/tardiness, Disruptions , Uniform , Eating in class , Late pick-up , PDA , Gadgets , Defacing property (minor) , Hairstyle/Makeup , Canteen rules , Queuing , Playing with wheels , Speaking other languages (except approved classes) Teacher warning , Parent notice , Reflection by student , Detention 2 (Serious) Ignoring consequences , Repeated disruptions , Leaving school , Cheating (first time) , Disrespect to staff , Verbal/threats , Skipping class , Vandalism , Fighting , Online misbehavior , Improper online use , School platform misuse (after school) Teacher warning (written) , Parent & Principal notice , Reflection/contract , Community service , Detention , Specific consequence (e.g. grade reduction for cheating) , In-school suspension (1-3 days) 3 (Major) Repeated offenses , Extortion , Stealing , Assault , Repeated cheating , Theft , Sexual harassment , Defiance , Physical abuse , Pornography , Bullying Teacher counseling , Parent & Principal notice , Written warning , Contract , Out-of-school suspension , Probation , School suspension , Failing conduct grade , No re-admission , Possible expulsion

19. UNIFORM AND DRESS CODE Boys : JBS shirt, JBS shorts, JBS vest, JBS white socks, black shoes (90% black colour) Girls : JBS blouse, JBS skirt, JBS vest, JBS white socks, black shoes (90% black colour). One pair of earrings may be worn; however, these must be studs or small hoops. The length of skirt for girls CANNOT be shorter than 3 cm from the kneecap. In addition, the following items may NOT be worn by students: Jewellery (except earrings) Earrings for boys; no more than 1 pair of stud earrings for girls. Make-up Shaven hair (no lines or motifs) Shoes with heels/sandals Hair dyes (including highlights) Nail polish

20. UNIFORM AND DRESS CODE Uniform schedule for 22 July - 2 August Monday & Friday : National uniform (white and red) Tuesday & Thursday : Free batik Wednesday : Free outfit (no tank top, crop top, ripped jeans, display offensive language/images)

21. School Policies CHROMEBOOK AND HAND PHONE POLICY - Primary students are NOT allowed to bring their handphones to school. Students should bring their Chromebook as informed by their Form Teacher or Subject Teacher. - Students Chromebook is not to be seen unless otherwise used for learning purposes with the supervision of the subject teacher/s concerned. - Once seen used inappropriately in the school premises, any teacher may confiscate the Chromebook. The confiscated Chromebook shall be endorsed to the principal. - In the event that the Chromebook is again confiscated, the child may NOT retrieve the Chromebook unless otherwise the parents are already called in for a conference with the Principal and shall be returned to the parents after the conference.

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