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Sec 1 Parents Dialogue 2023
MOE FAS APPLICATION FORM FOR 2023
Term Letters 2023
School Lockdown Drill
Relaxation of the Safe Management Measures
Conversations with Your Teens by HPB
Colour vision screening for Sec 1 students in Student Health Centre (SHC)
Subject-Based Banding Info for Parents
Resources for Parents
- Designing a better Reality to Fight Games Addiction
Equip Parents Series 1 DESIGNING A BETTER REALITY TO FIGHT GAME ADDICTION.pdf
2. Equip Parents Series 3
- EF e-book
Equip Parents Series 3 Exec-Function-e-book.pdf
- Home as an ideal space for strengthening EF
Equip Parents Series 3 Home as An Ideal Space for Strengthening EF.pdf
- Morning Evening Routine Checklist
Equip Parents Series 3 Morning Evening Routine Checklist.pdf
Handbrake Requirement for Bicycles
Over the past few years, we have seen an increase in the number of people using bicycles as a mode of transport or for leisure, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. This may include students who cycle to and from school, or during the weekends with friends and families. Some of these students who cycle may be fixie enthusiasts. Fixies, also known as fixed-gear bicycles, generally do not have hand-operated brakes, but instead, rely on the rider’s pedal resistance to stop. This makes it challenging for riders to brake quickly, endangering themselves and other path and road users.
To improve safety, from 1 September 2021, all bicycles are ridden on public paths and roads must have at least one functioning handbrake.
Please see LTA’s Facebook post and poster on this new rule for your information. We also wish to inform parents that students may only be allowed to cycle to school with their parents’ knowledge through a parents’ advisory note. Students who cycle to school should also wear protective gear, such as a helmet, and have a bicycle lock to secure their bicycles at the bicycle racks.
LTA handbrake requirements for bicycles_web.pdf
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Resource Kit - Experiencing Blended Learning BL with Our Children
Mental Health & Hygiene Resources
Topic Area | Description | Document Link |
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Mental Well-being | Stay Strong with these 5 parenting tips. Here are 5 tips to help you get back to the essentials that will help you navigate these bumpy times. Transitioning Back to School As our children gradually return to school, we might find ourselves in our period of adaptation. Here is a handy kit to best help our children as they gradually return to school. | StayWell#families stay healthy |
Hygiene | Practise Good Hygiene Add a touch of style to hand washing with soap and water with our handwashing guide. How Germs Spread A gentle reminder to practice hand hygiene to wash our hands regularly to break the chain of infection | https://www.healthhub.sg/programmes/170/StayWell Video on how do germs spread: |
Parent Gateway
- Access all your official school announcements and forms at your fingertips.
- Give consent for your child's activities anytime, anywhere.
- Receive official announcements directly from schools.
- Keep track of upcoming activities for multiple children.
Mental Health & Nutrition Resources
Topic Area | Description | Document Link |
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Mental Health | Stay Well To Stay Strong Here are some useful resources that can help you relax, destress and stay positive through it all. When we face challenging situations, it can help to talk to someone who can provide a listening ear and offer you a different perspective. Journey to become a better supporter As we weather through COVID-19, there are surely times where we would feel overwhelmed. Join us through an experiential journey on how you can best navigate check in conversations | StayWell#families stay healthy healthhub.sg/justcheckingin/virtualjourney go.gov/hivirtualjourney |
Nutrition | Quarter, Quarter, Half (30 seconds song) Nutrition plays such a big role in our development. My Healthy Plate is an easy-to-understand visual guide designed by Health Promotion to help you to eat healthier, manage your weight, ward off chronic diseases and stay happy and healthy. |
Parent Communication Guidelines
Our Guiding Principles
● We strive to work with our parents for the holistic development and positive well-being of our students.
● We aim to engage parents as partners to develop our students into confident and caring individuals, equipping them with essential life skills, communication skills and knowledge for the future world.
● We aim to balance our teachers’ workload in partnering parents with our core professional duties, particularly in teaching and learning.
Communication Guidelines
1. Crest Secondary School’s official modes of communication with parents comprise the following:
School Phone (Admin Office) |
68992779 |
School Email |
info@crestsec.edu.sg |
School Mailing Address |
561 Jurong East St 24 Singapore 609561 |
School Website |
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Parents Gateway |
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Students’ Handbook |
Soft copy is found in the school website |
2. For general enquiries, please contact the Admin Office at 6899 2779 or email info@crestsec.edu.sg, our Administration Staff would be glad to assist you. If there are any urgent messages during school hours, we advise parents to contact the Admin Office, as teachers may have lessons or engage in other official duties.
3. To ensure quality time for our teachers to rest and recharge, we seek the kind cooperation of parents to limit communication with teachers within school operating hours (7.30 am to 5.30 pm) on working weekdays and during school term. Teachers are not expected to respond to parents’ and/or students’ queries after school operating hours, during weekends and on school and public holidays, though this can be on a case-by-case basis, depending on the urgency of the matter.
4. Please note that teachers are not obliged to share their personal phone numbers to parents or students. Parents may wish to discuss with your child’s teacher what his/her preferred mode of communication is.
5. Parents may expect to receive a response to their email queries within 3 working days. Our staff’s email addresses are available on the school website.
6. If parents wish to meet our teachers face-to-face or virtually kindly email the teacher(s) or contact the Admin Office to make an appointment in advance, to minimize disruption to teachers’ teaching duties and avoid wait time.
You can click here to access the email addresses of form teachers for all levels.