91³Ô¹ÏÍø Newsletter, Issue 353.
October 27, 2023
91³Ô¹ÏÍø Newsletter, Issue 355.
November 10, 2023
From the Elementary Principal
By Simon Millward
I always enjoy getting into classes, and this week has been particularly interesting as I have been watching the developing display boards that the Grade 3 students have been working on for their How We Express Ourselves unit of inquiry. They are not quite finished yet, however, I will give you a sneak peek. The creativity and technique to display their learning has been wonderful to see. Next week they will be having some practice sharing times with other classes so they are ready for their sharing with parents on Friday, 10 November 2023.
I also dropped into Mr Nigel’s Grade 2 class this week. The children were so focused on their maths task that you could hear a pin drop. It was wonderful to see such engagement and learning in action.
The Early Years team ‘changed’ their classroom around, and this certainly had the desired effect to inspire their learners to extend their play. They were very keen to share with me what they were doing, especially the rocket.
Finally, I enjoyed talking to the students about their Chinese learning this week. They were busily writing characters about the house in the text they were reading about and relating that back to their previous learning.
Thank you to the parents that attended the coffee morning this week and the Early Years play workshop with Ms Nicola. Although the play workshop was attended by only a few parents, those that I spoke with enjoyed it.Ìý
Sports news, our U9 benchballers had a great time at their tournament this week, managing to win a game. Thank you, as always, for the great support from our parents.
On Friday, we hosted the Elementary KLSL swimming gala. 7 schools competed against each other in the pool. It was a great atmosphere, and our student-athletes experienced success in the pool, either finishing on the podium, beating personal best times or competing for the very first time.ÌýÌý
Well done to all of our student-athletes and coaches for your commitment and dedication. We are proud of you all.
Parents Activities, Events & Workshops Schedule
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Venue |
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06 Nov 2023, Monday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Parent Session: Preparing of Exam Success |
PVO Room |
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07 Nov 2023, Tuesday |
8:15 am - 9:30 am |
PW: MYP Service as Action: Service & Student Agency |
PVO Room |
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10 Nov 2023, Friday |
1:00 pm |
Phoenix Fanzone: Deepavali Celebration Livestream |
Music Room @ Level 3 |
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16 Nov 2023, Thursday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
ManageBac - Drop-in Help Session (no appointment necessary, all questions welcome) |
TBC |
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17 Nov 2023, Friday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Coffee with the Counsellors: Boundaries |
PVO Room |
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21 Nov 2023, Tuesday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Introduction to Savannah College of Art and Design |
PVO Room |
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24 Nov 2023, Friday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Introduction to Embry-Riddle (Aeronautical Uni in the USA) |
PVO Room |
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24 Nov 2023, Friday |
9:30 am - 10:30 am |
Introduction to SUMAS (Sustainability and Business Management Uni in Switzerland) |
PVO Room |
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28 Nov 2023, Tuesday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Assessment in the PYP: Unpacking the Dimensions of PYP Assessment |
PVO Room |
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29 Nov 2023, Wednesday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
What’s Next? Wednesday Session: The DP/CP/HSD - Pathway, Options and University Planning |
PVO Room |
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04 Dec 2023, Monday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
PW: Be Mindful of Wellbeing |
PVO Room |
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07 Dec 2023, Thursday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Parent Session: DP/CP Subject Selection - Group 6 Options - The ARTS |
PVO Room |
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07 Dec 2023, Thursday |
1:30 pm |
PVO Meeting |
PVO Room |
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08 Dec 2023, Friday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
Coffee with the Counsellors: Gratitude |
PVO Room |
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08 Dec 2023, Friday |
10:00 am - 4:00 pm |
Winter Carnival 2023 |
Sports Hall |
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13 Dec 2023, Wednesday |
8:15 am - 9:15 am |
What’s Next? Wednesday Session: GPA, Anticipated Grades, Exams, Tests…What Actually Matters? |
PVO Room |
From the Counselling Team
As we move into November we transition from Authenticity to Boundaries as our monthly topic. To help students understand and learn about boundaries and how important they are, the counselling team will continue to facilitate activities that promote engagement in this topic. Please keep an eye out on our social media account to stay on top of this information.Ìý
A reminder that we would love to see parents at our Coffee with the Counsellors session on Friday, 17 November 2023. This session and the work we will be doing with students this month include:Ìý
- Types of BoundariesÌý
- Tips for setting boundaries
- How to stop being a people pleaser
- Understanding our own personal space and the personal space of others
- Fears to overcome when setting boundaries
Have a great weekend ahead.
Green Week
By Chaewon Park
The ECO Club made this whole week a blast with a mix of fun activities. On Monday, we had a karaoke session with a harmonious note as students joined in a karaoke event with an eco-friendly twist. Tuesday was all about dressing up and showing off our unique styles with green, blue and recycled materials. Wednesday had us on a scavenger hunt, working together to solve clues with goosechase. Thursday's talent show was a hit, with members showcasing their amazing skills, singing and dancing to raise awareness about environmental Issues. Friday, we got artsy and jazzed up the bulletin boards around the school. The ECO Club's week was amazing, with lots of fun, creativity, and togetherness, making school days a whole lot more exciting!
The SPAC club provided assistance by helping set up instruments and microphones for the karaoke and talent show. From the music room to the Learning Lounge, it was a very long journey, but the SPAC members were extremely passionate and caring enough to make sure this event was a success and an enjoyable one for the IGBIS Secondary Community.
91³Ô¹ÏÍø Winter Carnival Booth Registration
Step right up to the IGBIS Annual Carnival, a cherished tradition where excitement and joy are served in heaps! Indulge in a smorgasbord of culinary delights, sip on refreshing beverages, and browse through an eclectic mix of merchandise and handmade crafts. This year, we are upping the ante with a playful interactive game zone that is sure to bring out the child in everyone. Whether you are young or simply young at heart, the IGBIS Carnival is your ticket to fun, frolic, and unforgettable memories!
Stay tuned for more updates!
Do not miss the opportunity to register as a vendor at the annual carnival! Click to register.
Referral Incentives ProgrammeÌý
Join us in shaping the future of IGBIS! Your referrals can open new doors for eager learners while fostering a stronger community.Ìý
91³Ô¹ÏÍø parents who refer new students to IGBIS will be entitled to RM 2,000 per student or *RM 3,000 per family (where there are two or more students in K – 12) through the *Referral Incentives Programme.Ìý
*T&Cs apply
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Your participation could illuminate new paths for young learners and enrich the tapestry of our educational journey. Together, we illuminate minds and enrich lives. Get started today!
