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Lower School includes

Grades 1, 2, and 3.Here, we fully understand

the importanceof holistic

development

of the children.


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The curriculum content in GS is

implemented through an inte-grated scheme aligning the

subject areas according to

basic thinking and commu-

nication skills as well

as positive values

and attitudes.


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Schedule of Wearing

School/P.E. Uniform

School and P.E.

uniforms are worn asper class schedule.


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Entry and Dismissal

ProcedureParents, guardians, nannies, and backriders are requested to stay at the

designated waiting areas at gates 1and 3. They are not allowed to bring

the children directly to the classroom.

Fetchers are advised to wait for their

children in their respective waiting

areas.


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Things to Bring Everyday

SSA Maroon bag with extra P.E.t-shirt, jogging pants, hand towel,

powder, hand sanitizer, comb and

underwear, placemat, fork and

spoon to be used during recess

time.All personal belongings must be

properly labeled.


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Homeworks, Workbooks,

Quizzes and CircularsParents and guardians are

requested to regularly read,check and sign the notebooks,

workbooks, quiz folder, andcirculars that are brought

home.


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There are assigned

days for the bringing

home of books andnotebooks to ensure

that bags are not that

heavy. Do take notethat we do not give

homeworks on a

FRIDAY except forMath and subjects that

are only held once a

week.


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BIRTHDAYSTo avoid disruption of classesand to allow the continuity of

classroom activities, birthday

celebrations are held onFRIDAYS only during recess

time. A request letter should

be submitted to the office of

the Assistant Principal one

week in advance.


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SNACKSWe urge you to prepare healthy

snacks for your kids to bring in

school. It will not only keep themin good physical shape but also

make them less hyperactive duringthe day. Carbonated (sodas like

coke, sprite, etc.) and chocolate

drinks are not allowed.


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SCHOOL BAG

POLICY

To ensure the safetyof your children, they

are not allowed touse roller bags in

school.


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SHOESPupils are not allowed to

wear flying shoes (rubber

shoes with wheels) inschool to avoid accidents.

Likewise, leather bootsare also strictly

prohibited.


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HAIR STYLE AND

JEWELRYFancy hairstyles are not

allowed. Girls should useribbons or barrettes instead

of fancy hair accessories.Wearing of expensive jewelry

is strictly discouraged.


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CELLPHONESPupils are advised not to

bring their cellphones inschool. This is a mandate

of the Department of

Education.


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FETCHERS I.D.Fetchers are required

to secure their ID at

the Accounting officefor security purposes.


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WE CARE:

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCEThe goal of Emotional

Intelligence in instructions anddaily interaction activities is to

help Anthonians manage theiremotions and channel such in

a positive manner.


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WE CONNECT:

MEDIA EDUCATIONThrough Media Education, it is

hoped that pupils will learn to

approach media with a critical eye

and a questioning mind as they

analyze and evaluate advertising,consumerism, stereotypes,

values and norms.


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WE SHARE:

BEING SOCIETY FOCUSED

Pupils will become more civic-

minded and others-centered,

seeking and finding ways touplift the situation of the less

fortunate through classroom,club, department, and

institution-wide initiatives.


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ENGLISH CAMPAIGN

Inside the classroom, pupilsare encouraged to use the

English language in oraland written discourses

except in Filipino and Civicsclasses.


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ECO-WASTE

MANAGEMENTThe campaign is intended to

Anthonians to consume less,discard less and waste less.

Proper waste segregationpractices are highly

supported as well


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5-S CAMPAIGN

The 5-S practice is a

technique use to establishand maintain order and

organization in theenvironment.


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5-S means

SORT

to organize


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5-S means

SWEEP

to clean or sanitize


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5-S means

SYSTEMATIZE

to maintain

neatness


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5-S means

STANDARDIZE

to set standards of

measures to befollowed


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5-S means

SELF-DISCIPLINEto follow regulations

consistently


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As you know, the success of

the pupils strongly depends on

the partnership of the parents

and teachers are able to foster.

In order for your kids to cometo SSA prepared to learn each

day, yourcommitment,responsibility, and effort is

absolutely vital.


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Being involved as a parent is

not limited to volunteering as afieldtrip chaperone, resource

speaker, or attendee in your

childs activities whenever a

special occasion takes place.

Parent involvement also meansassuring that kids have:


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a home that is clean,

safe and nurturing;appropriate clothing;

nutritious food and

routine health care;loving family members;


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feeling of connection with family

members and other people;

opportunities to communicate

what goes on in school; and

daily routines includinghomework practices that ensure

that there is balance betweenstructures learning, play and

rest.


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Thank you forlistening.

Have a nice day!
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