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🎉 We are thrilled to announce the exceptional performance of our Year 11 students in the I/GCSE exams for the academic year 2022/23! Our students achieved a 100% pass rate, with an impressive 95% of grades at A*/A for the CIE and 9 – 7 for Edexcel which is equivalent to its highest grades. In an extraordinary achievement, the following students attained straight A*s (or equivalent in Edexcel) in all their I/GCSE subjects: Ryan, Edith, Emily, Giovanna, Naaisha, Julian, Alysha, Amie, Andria, Rachael, Tanusha, Mengyang, Chloe, Ava and Nathan
A special shoutout to our dedicated teachers and support staff for their tireless efforts in preparing our students for success. Congratulations to all! 🎓🌟
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GSIS Gazette – Issue #2
6th September 2019Principal's Column
I hope you all enjoyed reading our first issue last week and I would like to thank our Marketing and Communications Team for producing an interesting and informative newsletter. We have received very positive feedback from many of you, thank you.
I hope both you and your children have all settled into the new term, particularly if you are new to the school. It was a busy week last week for staff and students. As I walked around both campuses, I was struck by just how welcoming and inclusive our community is. Students are challenged to develop their own talents while encouraging others to do the same. In all year groups and both streams, our students are encouraged to be academically aspirational and we are proud to offer support and enrichment opportunities to complement their studies.
As you know, this week marked the start of our preferred bus departure which I am happy to report worked very well. However, there were still a couple of drivers who did not comply and so please do remind them of where they should wait until your child is released from school.
Finally, I have attached a letter from the Education Bureau which has been sent to all parents of schools in Hong Kong. It focuses on two topics which GSIS is proud to also be committed to:
- Fostering respect, care and harmony
- Home school cooperation
I am sure that you will thoroughly enjoy this week’s Gazette.
Ulrich Weghoff
Principal
https://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/SED-letter-to-parents-29-Aug-2019-Eng.pdf
From the Chair of the Boards
The Board of GSIS Association Ltd thanks the community for its support and its membership in the Association. As stated in the email sent on 2 September, the Association Board supports adjournment of the upcoming EGM and intends to give a fresh notice of a new EGM, to be convened on 8 October, at which a resolution to adopt a complete set of amendments to our Articles will be proposed. Please see the 2 September email for additional details and please stay tuned for the notice of the new EGM.
Roland Müksch
Chairman of the Boards
Parents@GSIS
I hope that you have all had the opportunity to meet members of the Parents@GSIS team and find out more about what we do at the various welcome and KPR morning and evenings. We are always happy to welcome new members and discuss ideas for future events. To sign up to any of our events or find out more about getting involved please email us at parents@gsis.edu.hk.
The team has been busy finding and designing new activities for the community and during the next week we have the following activities that we hope you can join us for:
A Photo Tour to the Happy Valley Racecourse - Wednesday September 11th 6:30pm
Grab your camera and enjoy an evening at the Happy Valley Racecourse. Catch the atmosphere of excitement, and the beautiful horses with your camera.
Movie Night - The Lives of Others - Thursday, September 12th 6pm
As a start to the festivities around the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall we will be showcasing “The Lives of Others - Das Leben der Anderen" by the Oscar-winning director Florian Graf Henkel von Donnersmarck.
In addition we will be meeting up for our regular book clubs. The book clubs meet once a month to discuss a pre-determined book over snacks, dinner or breakfast. If you are interested in one of the book clubs, please send us an email and Ting (Chinese Book Club), Anjali (English Book Club) or Kerstin (German Book Club) will send you further information.
For a full overview of upcoming events or to sign up for email reminders you can visit our Parents@GSIS blog at https://parentsatgsis.blogspot.com/search/label/EN.
Anouska Mutreja
Chair of Parents@GSIS
Announcements
Find Student Timetables in Veracross
Now that all the after school activities have been allocated to students on the Peak, parents can go onto the Veracross Parent Portal (https://portals.veracross.eu/gsis/parent) to find the updated student timetables.
Declan Burke
Head of Teaching & Learning Technology
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The Like Movie
LIKE is an IndieFlix Original documentary that explores the impact of social media on our lives and the effects of technology on the brain. The goal of the film is to inspire us to self-regulate. Social media is a tool and social platforms are a place to connect, share, and care … but is that what's really happening?
This movie was filmed in Hong Kong using students from other international schools, so the content is extremely relevant for students and parents in the GSIS community.
Parents@GSIS will host a free screening of The Like Movie on Tuesday, September 24th at 6:30pm in the IB Hall. Click on the link below to watch the trailer.
If you wish to attend the screening, please RVSP here: https://forms.gle/gyCaCsJAoS12KPwh7
Declan Burke
Head of Teaching & Learning Technology
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Whitelist E-mail Communication from school
Given that more than 90% of all email received by the major e-mail carriers is unsolicited spam, an unfortunate reality is that a significant number of “false positives” are stopped by spam filters. In order to ensure that you receive our e-mail communication, please “whitelist” the domains from which we send messages.
Please whitelist the following email addresses so that you won’t miss out on any future school emails.
m@mail1.veracross.com
m@mail2.veracross.com
m@mail3.veracross.com
m@mail4.veracross.com
Remember, also, that all school-wide announcements and updates will also appear in the Messages section of your Parent Portal.
Rachel Leung
IT Manager
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German-speaking Volunteers
Dear Parents
I am writing to ask for your help in supporting the German language programme in the English International Stream. At the end of the last school year we trialled sessions in which a small group of German speaking parents were available for Y09 and Y10 students to practice their German speaking skills with during lesson times. Although everyone was a bit hesitant at first the students very soon warmed up and began to become more confident and natural in their German speaking. The feedback from the students and parents who participated was very positive with everyone enjoying the opportunity to speak more German. We are currently looking at volunteers for this school year. It is a fantastic way that we can work across the streams to the benefit of the students and strengthening the German language within the school.
Please note
- There is no commitment to take part each week and the more volunteers we have the more we can share the sessions out
- Speaking sessions are based on asking students questions on various topics and listening to their responses and letting them know whether their answers make sense (no actual teaching is required)
Thank you for your time - If you would be interested in helping out please complete the attached form - https://forms.gle/xkMTsdsPnUf1muvV8
Anouska Mutreja
Chair of Parents@GSIS
Tuition Fees, Term 1 2019/20
Invoices were issued by e-mail on 5th September and are due for settlement immediately on receipt. The invoice also includes the balance payment for the 2019 Discovery Week program, contribution for the Parents@GSIS activities and GSIS Association Ltd. membership fee for each parent. If you have not received an invoice or have a query, please contact finance@gsis.edu.hk.
Aradhana Saraf
Chief Financial Officer
Green News: No Cup, No Drink!
From Monday, 16 September there will no longer be any disposable cups available for hot or cold drinks in the Three Mackerels Cafe. There have been no paper cups in the cafeteria for the best part of last year and this has been working well, we will now be removing plastic cups as well. Alternatives are available and will be on sale during lunch times on Green Mondays but students, staff and visitors to the school are reminder to bring their own non-disposable alternatives. This move is in line with the school’s actions towards a greener and more sustainable learning environment for our students. Please BYO! (Bring your own).
Julia Surman
Environmental Protection Club (EPC) Coordinator
In Case You Missed It (Repeat News)
From Head of German International Stream
Kindergarten Corner
Dear Parents
This is a friendly reminder about our Parents' Evening / KPR Election which will take place on Thursday, 12 September 2019 at our Pok Fu Lam Campus.
Please use the following link for registration.
https://forms.gle/EYrLzZxkybUzH2mo6
Thank you.
Kind regards
Sophie Burdel
Head of Kindergarten
Eileen Mah
Deputy Head of Kindergarten
Primary Corner
Dear Parents
This week our first Parents Evening took place and I had the chance to present the new GPD Parents Portal for the first time.
I am very pleased that we can offer you another channel where you can obtain information about the Primary Department. In the Parents Portal we have consolidated all important documents which we have sent to you earlier. Should you miss any information, please feel free to browse here and inform yourself.
The page is completely new and will grow during the school year. If you think any important information is missing, we are happy to add it. Please do not hesitate to contact the Primary School Secretary or me.
Please enjoy, try it out and browse through it!
Priska Erni
Head of German Primary Department
Secondary Corner
Dear Parents
In the first issue of the Gazette the new German Secondary teachers introduced themselves. Today I would also like to welcome our intern Miriam Mühlhaus. She returned to GSIS for an internship semester, where she spent the first years of her primary education.
Currently many of our students are addressing the Fall of the Berlin Wall. We are working on different projects and events to mark the 30th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall. Starting this week, the exhibition "Von der Friedlichen Revolution zur deutschen Einheit" (From Peaceful Revolution to German Unity) of the Bundesstiftung zur Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur (Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship) can be viewed in both German and English. Secondary students can inform themselves about the events surrounding the Fall of the Wall during break times and free lessons as well as during class. Furthermore, related student artwork is also on display in the library.
The first Parents' evenings in the German Secondary Department took place already, and I am looking forward to welcoming the parents of K10 next Tuesday at 6 pm.
With warm regards
Wiebke Langer
Head of German Secondary Department
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From Head of English International Stream
Dear Parents
It was lovely to see many of you at the Back to School social evening a couple of weeks ago. Establishing open, respectful and trusting relationships with our parents is an important feature of a building and sustaining a strong school community.
Thank you to all parents who attended the KPR meetings this week, and plan to do so next week, particularly those individuals who will take on the role of class representative. This is a much-valued position at this school as these parents provide an important line of communication and discourse. I look forward to meeting everyone at our regular meetings held across the year.
Over the past two weeks we have been steadily introducing our staggered departures at The Peak. Primary department students and teachers have been doing a terrific job since the start of the year and the secondary departments joined the process this week. We hope this system leads to a much smoother departure. However, whilst on duty at this time I was amazed to learn just how many students receive lunches that are individually delivered by parents, drivers and/or helpers. Many of these meals are delivered especially by car: one packed lunch, one return car journey. This is clearly not friendly to the environment and also serves to add to the congestion in Guildford Road that we are trying to relieve. Please do consider alternative ways to feed your children, either by taking advantage of the school cafeteria or taking a packed lunch to school. Just because we can does not always mean we should.
The school is successfully moving a number of its operations and data systems online, which should streamline a number of procedures. As part of this process please review the medical information we have for your child through the Veracross portal. Whenever we take students on trips or visits this medical information represents an essential part of our risk assessments so it is vital that the information is updated and relevant. Here is a video that explains this process:
Finally, a few words about how we communicate with each other. Please consider carefully what and even who you write about on WhatsApp. Whilst this is a valuable platform for sharing information and discussing ideas it should not be used to spread gossip or to defame or embarrass another person or group. We have clear policies in school to help students manage their digital responsibilities and we should all serve as role models; please ensure that we remain a respectful and civil online community by challenging or reporting any comments that you think are inappropriate. Occasional disagreement is understandable but direct or indirect insults to individuals are completely unjustifiable and entirely unacceptable within a school community. If you would not say it directly to the person concerned, just don’t say it.
Have a wonderful week
Simon Misso-Veness
Deputy Principal / Head of English International Stream
Kindergarten Corner
Dear Parents
This is a friendly reminder about our Parents' Evening / KPR Election which will take place on Thursday, 12 September 2019 at our Pok Fu Lam Campus.
Please use the following link for registration.
https://forms.gle/c2Ti4G6EG2nLmoD67
Thank you.
Kind regards
Sophie Burdel
Head of Kindergarten
Eileen Mah
Deputy Head of Kindergarten
Primary Corner
Dear Parents,
Thank you for your flexibility and working with us on Monday in regards to the school closure. If you have any feedback regarding the home learning, please inform your class teacher so that we can ensure this process is smooth and beneficial.
The children have settled in well to the new school year; they are getting used to their new routines in class and are enjoying their new improved break times.
It was great to see so many of you at the KPR election / meet the teacher nights. Links to the presentations for each year group are available on the class Weebly pages. As mentioned in the meetings, we will be holding a Curriculum Night on the 19th of September and a Specialist Evening on the 9th of October.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Kim Cunningham
Head of English Primary Department
Donna Morley
Deputy Head of English Primary Department
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Notices
Secondary Corner
- Front Page News
-
Principal's Column
I hope you all enjoyed reading our first issue last week and I would like to thank our Marketing and Communications Team for producing an interesting and informative newsletter. We have received very positive feedback from many of you, thank you.
I hope both you and your children have all settled into the new term, particularly if you are new to the school. It was a busy week last week for staff and students. As I walked around both campuses, I was struck by just how welcoming and inclusive our community is. Students are challenged to develop their own talents while encouraging others to do the same. In all year groups and both streams, our students are encouraged to be academically aspirational and we are proud to offer support and enrichment opportunities to complement their studies.
As you know, this week marked the start of our preferred bus departure which I am happy to report worked very well. However, there were still a couple of drivers who did not comply and so please do remind them of where they should wait until your child is released from school.
Finally, I have attached a letter from the Education Bureau which has been sent to all parents of schools in Hong Kong. It focuses on two topics which GSIS is proud to also be committed to:
- Fostering respect, care and harmony
- Home school cooperation
I am sure that you will thoroughly enjoy this week’s Gazette.
Ulrich Weghoff
Principalhttps://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/SED-letter-to-parents-29-Aug-2019-Eng.pdf
From the Chair of the Boards
The Board of GSIS Association Ltd thanks the community for its support and its membership in the Association. As stated in the email sent on 2 September, the Association Board supports adjournment of the upcoming EGM and intends to give a fresh notice of a new EGM, to be convened on 8 October, at which a resolution to adopt a complete set of amendments to our Articles will be proposed. Please see the 2 September email for additional details and please stay tuned for the notice of the new EGM.
Roland Müksch
Chairman of the BoardsParents@GSIS
I hope that you have all had the opportunity to meet members of the Parents@GSIS team and find out more about what we do at the various welcome and KPR morning and evenings. We are always happy to welcome new members and discuss ideas for future events. To sign up to any of our events or find out more about getting involved please email us at parents@gsis.edu.hk.
The team has been busy finding and designing new activities for the community and during the next week we have the following activities that we hope you can join us for:
A Photo Tour to the Happy Valley Racecourse - Wednesday September 11th 6:30pm
Grab your camera and enjoy an evening at the Happy Valley Racecourse. Catch the atmosphere of excitement, and the beautiful horses with your camera.
Movie Night - The Lives of Others - Thursday, September 12th 6pm
As a start to the festivities around the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall we will be showcasing “The Lives of Others - Das Leben der Anderen" by the Oscar-winning director Florian Graf Henkel von Donnersmarck.
In addition we will be meeting up for our regular book clubs. The book clubs meet once a month to discuss a pre-determined book over snacks, dinner or breakfast. If you are interested in one of the book clubs, please send us an email and Ting (Chinese Book Club), Anjali (English Book Club) or Kerstin (German Book Club) will send you further information.
For a full overview of upcoming events or to sign up for email reminders you can visit our Parents@GSIS blog at https://parentsatgsis.blogspot.com/search/label/EN.
Anouska Mutreja
Chair of Parents@GSISAnnouncements
Find Student Timetables in Veracross
Now that all the after school activities have been allocated to students on the Peak, parents can go onto the Veracross Parent Portal (https://portals.veracross.eu/gsis/parent) to find the updated student timetables.
Declan Burke
Head of Teaching & Learning Technologyhttps://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Parent-VC-Student-TT.gif(Click thumbnail/s to enlarge image)
The Like Movie
LIKE is an IndieFlix Original documentary that explores the impact of social media on our lives and the effects of technology on the brain. The goal of the film is to inspire us to self-regulate. Social media is a tool and social platforms are a place to connect, share, and care … but is that what's really happening?
This movie was filmed in Hong Kong using students from other international schools, so the content is extremely relevant for students and parents in the GSIS community.
Parents@GSIS will host a free screening of The Like Movie on Tuesday, September 24th at 6:30pm in the IB Hall. Click on the link below to watch the trailer.
If you wish to attend the screening, please RVSP here: https://forms.gle/gyCaCsJAoS12KPwh7
Declan Burke
Head of Teaching & Learning Technologyhttps://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/The-Like-Movie-poster-Facebook.jpg(Click thumbnail/s to enlarge image)
Whitelist E-mail Communication from school
Given that more than 90% of all email received by the major e-mail carriers is unsolicited spam, an unfortunate reality is that a significant number of “false positives” are stopped by spam filters. In order to ensure that you receive our e-mail communication, please “whitelist” the domains from which we send messages.
Please whitelist the following email addresses so that you won’t miss out on any future school emails.
m@mail1.veracross.com
m@mail2.veracross.com
m@mail3.veracross.com
m@mail4.veracross.comRemember, also, that all school-wide announcements and updates will also appear in the Messages section of your Parent Portal.
Rachel Leung
IT Managerhttps://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Parent-portal-Unread-Messages.png(Click thumbnail/s to enlarge image)
German-speaking Volunteers
Dear Parents
I am writing to ask for your help in supporting the German language programme in the English International Stream. At the end of the last school year we trialled sessions in which a small group of German speaking parents were available for Y09 and Y10 students to practice their German speaking skills with during lesson times. Although everyone was a bit hesitant at first the students very soon warmed up and began to become more confident and natural in their German speaking. The feedback from the students and parents who participated was very positive with everyone enjoying the opportunity to speak more German. We are currently looking at volunteers for this school year. It is a fantastic way that we can work across the streams to the benefit of the students and strengthening the German language within the school.
Please note
- There is no commitment to take part each week and the more volunteers we have the more we can share the sessions out
- Speaking sessions are based on asking students questions on various topics and listening to their responses and letting them know whether their answers make sense (no actual teaching is required)
Thank you for your time - If you would be interested in helping out please complete the attached form - https://forms.gle/xkMTsdsPnUf1muvV8
Anouska Mutreja
Chair of Parents@GSISTuition Fees, Term 1 2019/20
Invoices were issued by e-mail on 5th September and are due for settlement immediately on receipt. The invoice also includes the balance payment for the 2019 Discovery Week program, contribution for the Parents@GSIS activities and GSIS Association Ltd. membership fee for each parent. If you have not received an invoice or have a query, please contact finance@gsis.edu.hk.
Aradhana Saraf
Chief Financial OfficerGreen News: No Cup, No Drink!
From Monday, 16 September there will no longer be any disposable cups available for hot or cold drinks in the Three Mackerels Cafe. There have been no paper cups in the cafeteria for the best part of last year and this has been working well, we will now be removing plastic cups as well. Alternatives are available and will be on sale during lunch times on Green Mondays but students, staff and visitors to the school are reminder to bring their own non-disposable alternatives. This move is in line with the school’s actions towards a greener and more sustainable learning environment for our students. Please BYO! (Bring your own).
Julia Surman
Environmental Protection Club (EPC) CoordinatorIn Case You Missed It (Repeat News)
- German International Stream
-
From Head of German International Stream
Kindergarten Corner
Sophie BurdelEileen MahDear Parents
This is a friendly reminder about our Parents' Evening / KPR Election which will take place on Thursday, 12 September 2019 at our Pok Fu Lam Campus.
Please use the following link for registration.
https://forms.gle/EYrLzZxkybUzH2mo6
Thank you.
Kind regards
Sophie Burdel
Head of KindergartenEileen Mah
Deputy Head of KindergartenPrimary Corner
Priska ErniDear Parents
This week our first Parents Evening took place and I had the chance to present the new GPD Parents Portal for the first time.
I am very pleased that we can offer you another channel where you can obtain information about the Primary Department. In the Parents Portal we have consolidated all important documents which we have sent to you earlier. Should you miss any information, please feel free to browse here and inform yourself.
The page is completely new and will grow during the school year. If you think any important information is missing, we are happy to add it. Please do not hesitate to contact the Primary School Secretary or me.
Please enjoy, try it out and browse through it!
Priska Erni
Head of German Primary DepartmentSecondary Corner
Wiebke LangerDear Parents
In the first issue of the Gazette the new German Secondary teachers introduced themselves. Today I would also like to welcome our intern Miriam Mühlhaus. She returned to GSIS for an internship semester, where she spent the first years of her primary education.
Currently many of our students are addressing the Fall of the Berlin Wall. We are working on different projects and events to mark the 30th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall. Starting this week, the exhibition "Von der Friedlichen Revolution zur deutschen Einheit" (From Peaceful Revolution to German Unity) of the Bundesstiftung zur Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur (Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship) can be viewed in both German and English. Secondary students can inform themselves about the events surrounding the Fall of the Wall during break times and free lessons as well as during class. Furthermore, related student artwork is also on display in the library.
The first Parents' evenings in the German Secondary Department took place already, and I am looking forward to welcoming the parents of K10 next Tuesday at 6 pm.
With warm regards
Wiebke Langer
Head of German Secondary Departmenthttps://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_2963.jpg, https://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_2966.jpg(Click thumbnail/s to enlarge image)
- English International Stream
-
From Head of English International Stream
Simon Misso-VenessDear Parents
It was lovely to see many of you at the Back to School social evening a couple of weeks ago. Establishing open, respectful and trusting relationships with our parents is an important feature of a building and sustaining a strong school community.
Thank you to all parents who attended the KPR meetings this week, and plan to do so next week, particularly those individuals who will take on the role of class representative. This is a much-valued position at this school as these parents provide an important line of communication and discourse. I look forward to meeting everyone at our regular meetings held across the year.
Over the past two weeks we have been steadily introducing our staggered departures at The Peak. Primary department students and teachers have been doing a terrific job since the start of the year and the secondary departments joined the process this week. We hope this system leads to a much smoother departure. However, whilst on duty at this time I was amazed to learn just how many students receive lunches that are individually delivered by parents, drivers and/or helpers. Many of these meals are delivered especially by car: one packed lunch, one return car journey. This is clearly not friendly to the environment and also serves to add to the congestion in Guildford Road that we are trying to relieve. Please do consider alternative ways to feed your children, either by taking advantage of the school cafeteria or taking a packed lunch to school. Just because we can does not always mean we should.
The school is successfully moving a number of its operations and data systems online, which should streamline a number of procedures. As part of this process please review the medical information we have for your child through the Veracross portal. Whenever we take students on trips or visits this medical information represents an essential part of our risk assessments so it is vital that the information is updated and relevant. Here is a video that explains this process:
Finally, a few words about how we communicate with each other. Please consider carefully what and even who you write about on WhatsApp. Whilst this is a valuable platform for sharing information and discussing ideas it should not be used to spread gossip or to defame or embarrass another person or group. We have clear policies in school to help students manage their digital responsibilities and we should all serve as role models; please ensure that we remain a respectful and civil online community by challenging or reporting any comments that you think are inappropriate. Occasional disagreement is understandable but direct or indirect insults to individuals are completely unjustifiable and entirely unacceptable within a school community. If you would not say it directly to the person concerned, just don’t say it.
Have a wonderful week
Simon Misso-Veness
Deputy Principal / Head of English International StreamKindergarten Corner
Sophie BurdelEileen MahDear Parents
This is a friendly reminder about our Parents' Evening / KPR Election which will take place on Thursday, 12 September 2019 at our Pok Fu Lam Campus.
Please use the following link for registration.
https://forms.gle/c2Ti4G6EG2nLmoD67
Thank you.
Kind regards
Sophie Burdel
Head of KindergartenEileen Mah
Deputy Head of KindergartenPrimary Corner
Kimberly CunninghamDonna MorleyDear Parents,
Thank you for your flexibility and working with us on Monday in regards to the school closure. If you have any feedback regarding the home learning, please inform your class teacher so that we can ensure this process is smooth and beneficial.
The children have settled in well to the new school year; they are getting used to their new routines in class and are enjoying their new improved break times.
It was great to see so many of you at the KPR election / meet the teacher nights. Links to the presentations for each year group are available on the class Weebly pages. As mentioned in the meetings, we will be holding a Curriculum Night on the 19th of September and a Specialist Evening on the 9th of October.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Kim Cunningham
Head of English Primary DepartmentDonna Morley
Deputy Head of English Primary Departmenthttps://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/d64ea705-42b5-46ec-8982-d3812b3d895a.jpg, https://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/42ff55b0-2ab2-42ea-bdf7-6494745d78fd.jpg, https://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_8690-2.jpg, https://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_9802-2.jpg, https://mygsis.gsis.edu.hk/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_8652.jpg(Click thumbnail/s to enlarge image)
Notices
Secondary Corner
