Primary 5 MGS ROCs

2019

29 to 31 May

A TIME OF GIFTS

Overview

1. Objectives of ROCs

2. Places

3. Accommodation

4. Meals

5. Assembly and dismissal times

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6. Safety

7. Packing list

8. Attire

9. Emergency Contact

10. ROCs Project

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Objective of

ROCs

Objective of ROCs

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Experience Pride

Bond Team Independence

Objective of ROCs

To provide authentic contexts to engage students.

To integrate learning across the four domains - cognitive, affective, physical and spiritual and across disciplines.

To broaden students’ perspectives and acquire a global perspective rooted in heritage.

To foster bonding amongst class and level.

To develop the 21st Century Competencies

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2.

Places

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Places We Are Visiting

Pulau Ubin Civic District

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Accommodation

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Nanyang Girls’ Boarding

School

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Quadruple Room （4 Beds）

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Triple Room （3 Beds）

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Twin Room （2 Beds）

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Dining Hall

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Assembly &

Dismissal

Assembly & Dismissal Details

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Assembly Dismissal

Day Wednesday, 29 May Friday, 31 May

Time As per regular school day 1.40 p.m.

Venue Methodist Girls’ School

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Meals

27 May 2019 – 2 Jun 2019

Wednesday 29 May Thursday 30 May Friday 31 May

Breakfast

Chicken Pau or Lotus Pau

Milo & Soya Bean Drink

White & Wholemeal Bread

Tea Boiled Eggs

(Served with Daily Spreads)

Breakfast

Yogurt with Meiji Biscuit or Macaroni

Soup

Milo, UHT Milk or Soya Bean Milk

White & & Wholemeal Bread

(Served with Cheese)

Lunch

Lemon Chicken Rice

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Stir Fry Veggies

+Fruit of the day

Western Dinner

Grilled Mustard Honey Chicken + Melon

Mayonnaise Fish

Boiled Cauliflower and Carrot

Hash Brown

ABC Clear Soup

Cup ice-cream

Mixed Herb Rice

Nanyang Girls’ Boarding School Thematic Menu

MEALS @ NYBS

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Lau Pa Sat$10 per pupil will be given

Changi Village$6 per pupil will be given

Meals at Hawker Centers

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Safety

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Road Safety Teachers will ensure all students fasten their seat-belts

General Safety

• Drinking water: to fill up at the water cooler every morning

• Teacher - Pupil ratio is 1:13

• Daily safety brief and evening security rounds by teachers in the boarding school

• Students are allowed to contact parents at the end of each day

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• Teacher will make sure all pupils are seated

• Check with the boatman the location of the life vests

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Medical Matters

• Pupils are to bring their medication (if any) and keep it with them all the time.

• Parents are to write clear instructions on the dosage and administration of medication.

• Teacher will call parent for approval before administering the medication, example Panadol.

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Packing List

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1. 1 MGS Collegiate T-shirt (white or blue) (Day 2)

2. 1 House T-shirt or MGS Collegiate T-shirt (Day 3)

3. 1 extra T-shirt (House or Collegiate)

4.2 pairs of jeans / track / long pants (black or dark blue)(No tights or leggings)

5. Sleepwear (1 – 2 sets)

6. 4 sets of undergarments (recommended)

7. 1 pair of slippers (for indoor use)

8. 3 pairs of socks

9.Toiletries (comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner and shower foam)

10. Bath towel

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11. Medication a) Travel medication, for example, motion sickness pills, charcoal pills,

paracetamol, anti-itch cream, insect repellent.b) Special medication (if any), for example, eczema cream, inhaler NB: All medication has to be properly labelled with instructions for dosage. Pupils will need to know how to self-administer.

12. Insect Repellent / Mosquito Patch

13. ODT (thermometer) – compulsory and must be in working condition

14. Clipboard and stationery (e.g. pens, scissors, coloured-pencils)

15. Two 500 ml water bottles (please do not bring along coolers)

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16. Cap / umbrella / raincoat / poncho / windbreaker

17. Ziplock / plastic bags for soiled clothing

18. 1 sheet protector to keep the activity booklet and worksheets

19. Tissue paper / wet wipes

20.Small haversack or sling bag (to carry water bottle and daily essentials)(no tote bags)

21. Biscuits (small, individually packed; to be eaten during the trails)

22. EZ-link card (minimum value of $5)

23.Personal Expenses (not more than $30) – Lunch & Dinner will be provided

*24.1 member per group to bring a charging device for Apple gadget (to be used to charge the iPad used for group work)

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Optional Items25. Jacket or sweater

26. Sunblock

27. Hairdryer

28. Hand sanitizer

29.Camera, mobile phone, batteries and charging device (no other electronic devices are allowed)

30. Personal hygiene products

31. Extra pair of spectacles

32. Contact lens solution (for pupils wearing contact lenses)

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There are NO lifts at the boarding house. Your bag

should be manageable.

Items not allowed• Games• Snacks

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Items to carry along:Please carry a haversack or a sling bag with the following recommended items:

• 500 ml water bottle* • raincoat / umbrella / poncho• insect repellent / mosquito patch• wet wipes / tissue paper• small pouch / purse / wallet • clipboard / writing material (pen only)• EZ-link card with $5 value• medicine (if any)• cap (optional)• camera (optional)• mobile phone (optional)

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Attire

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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

ROCs T-shirt MGS Collegiate T-

shirt (blue or white)

House T-shirt or

MGS Collegiate T-

shirt

• jeans / track / long pants (dark blue or black)

• comfortable covered shoes / track shoes / sport shoes

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Emergency

Contact

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In case of emergency, please contact the following:

Mrs Sim Lee Hong (P5.1, P5.2 and P5.3)

Contact Number : 9818 8972

Ms Pun Yee Voon (P5.4, P5.5 and P5.6)

Contact Number : 9839 6015

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ROCs Project

“Theme:

Change

And

Continuity

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June HolidayApril-May 29-31 May

P5 ROCs

Pre-ROCs During

ROCsPost-ROCs

Pre-ROCs (Planning)

⮲Research on site visits⮲Share with your class ⮲Acquire interview and

basic photography skills

During ROCs (Process) ⮲Walking trails in Pulau Ubin

and Civic District to explore nature and heritage

⮲Hands-on activities⮲Maps and Photo Journal

Post-ROCs (Product)

⮲Use either map and/or photo journal to share stories with grandparents or the elderly

⮲Evidence of sharing ( Video Recording / Google Assignment)

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Use hand-drawn map and photo journal to share stories with grandparents or the elderly.

Complete the assignment shared on Google Classroom(Video Recording of the Interview & Personal Reflection)

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Photo Journal Sample

https://read.bookcreator.com/j4aGLhI672forSPTtSotFvN

mg3y2/lFWVt-joQL6nARK3_WE_lg

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/19B4IIxYk5wv33-

uvmgGrTLVyPWTP_N_e3yVqbDyeXc4/edit?usp=sharing

Post-ROCs Google Assignment

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“Thank

You

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