Walk & Talk by British Council, Singapore

Hello P5 Resilient and P5 Victorious,

If you are looking for ideas for Portfolio Best Work 3, you may want to take part in this competition, 'Walk & Talk', held by the British Council Singapore. Submit your entry to British Council latest by 19 March, 5pm. Good luck!

How do you begin a story?

Do you want to interest your readers with a great beginning to your story?

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Touching Lives!

I would like to share this heart-warming story with you.

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Rosyth Junior Soccer Team 2007

Congratulations to the Junior Team. The boys have made it to the second rounds of the North Zone Soccer Competition 2007. Their next games will be on 28 February, 2 March and 5 March. Go for glory, boys!

The Design of Swedish Innovations @ National Museum

The P5 IvP pupils had the opportunity to visit the National Museum where the exhibition on 'The Design of Swedish Innovations' was held. View more pictures here.

Sharing of Portfolio Best Works

P5 Victorious and P5 Resilient pupils take turns to share their portfolio best works.

Vernetta shares her findings about Inuka, the polar bear in the Singapore Zoological Gardens, and the effects of global warming on polar bears.

I have encouraged my pupils to take on Community Involvement Projects (CIP) in their best works. Many pupils have found out that they must be above 17 years in order to volunteer. However, that does not mean they cannot help the community at their age. Lim Wei Khai rose to the challenge and helped Metta School to make cookies. Well done, Wei Khai!

In the portfolio best works, pupils also learn to make their own games and link social studies concepts such as 'interdependence' to the games.

June shows her draft of her own board game - A new $1000 note?

Caleb Chiam shows his new 'Snake & Ladder' game. Looks interesting, Caleb! I want to play...