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Website: http://www.chijourladyqueenofpeace.moe.edu.sg/
A Publication of CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace
4 Chestnut Drive Singapore 679287
Issue 35
May 2012
Principal’s Message
Greetings to one and all!
2012 proved to be a great start for us here in CHIJ OLQP as we ushered in the Dragon
year and successfully teed off the fund raising campaign for our Charity Golf Tournament
cum Charity Dinner with zest! Not forgetting the Arts Xplosion in Nov 2011 where our pupils
showcased their different talents and our renowned ceramist, Mr Iskandar Jalil, graced
the occasion and donated generously his art works for the auction. All this was made
possible through the sheer determination of our pupils, dedicated staff, relentless support
of our parents, alumni and partners and God’s grace! We are indeed very heartened and
thankful for the strong support received as we bring the school to greater heights!
We applaud our pupils’ efforts in their achievements for PSLE 2011. The results are a fine
reflection of their hard work and determination to excel. Supportive parents and committed
teachers are key to our pupils’ successes! Our Primary 6 graduands of 2011 certainly did themselves proud by improving
on the average of our school’s T-score and they were successful in getting to the secondary school of their choice. We
also want to recognize the important contributions parents make toward a child’s success in school. At IJ, we believe in
building a strong relationship and engaging the home and the community. The close partnership between home and
school is very important; as the saying goes, “It takes a whole village to raise a child”.
Our niche area is growing from strength to strength. In the sporting arena, our Netball Senior Team came in 4th and the
Netball Junior Team came in Top 8 for the National Inter-School Netball Championships after coming in Champions at
the West Zone Netball Championships. In our Outreach Programme to encourage environmental action, we have been
awarded the Sustained Gold Achievement Award 2011 for our continuous efforts in reaching out to our neighbouring
community around the school and educating pupils on the 3Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
We strongly believe that education is about nurturing the whole child. Throughout the year, the school organizes a wide
spectrum of activities, ranging from art, sports, CIP to adventure camps, to develop our pupils morally, intellectually,
physically, socially and aesthetically. In pursuit of our mission, we want to provide a learning environment where every
staff member believes that all pupils can
achieve high levels of learning, and every staff
member is committed to the success of every
We would like to
pupil. Our dedicated teachers will continue to
congratulate the following
support the growth of each child in areas of
staff on their recent
academics and values education.
promotion:
As we journey towards the school’s vision a,
“Learner, Leader, Lady” we will turn challenges
into opportunities instilling in our pupils 21st
century skills in a nurturing and stimulating
environment and always being compassionate
to others especially to the disadvantaged.
“Simple in Virtue, Steadfast in Duty”
Mdm Raihana Binte Snin (GEO 1A1)
Miss Kelly Tan Hui Ting (GEO 1A1)
Miss Damaria Sri Aminy Tumbuck (GEO 1A1)
Mr Tan Yih Chyn (GEO 1A2)
Mdm Tay Cai Fang (GEO 1A2)
Mdm Kalaiselvi d/o Krishna Samy (GEO 1A3)
Mdm Regina d/o Arulanandan (GEO 1A3)
Mdm Chen Xujin (GEO 2A3)
Mrs Tan - Lim Kim Gek
Principal
Mr Yap Yih Fong (MXO Gr 11)
Mdm Goh Lay Kian Sylvia (SEO 1)
Mdm Low York Sheng (SEO 1)
Mdm Lim Meng Gek Jane (SEO 1A1)
Mdm Tay Mui Tin Clare (SEO 1A1)
IP Departments
2012 Top PSLE Pupils
No
Name
Aggregated Score
1
Shang Ke
269
2
Toh Xuan Ning Jeanne
268
3
Lim Kai Yi
260
4
Kezia Eio
260
5
Toh Wen, Andrea
259
6
Abigail Anne Mok Wai Ling
259
7
Ashley Annushri Thenpandiyan
258
8
Yong En Hui, Celine
258
9
Priscilla Roshini Joseph Ravi
256
10 Lam Wan Ching, Natalie Nicole
254
11 Kelly Tan Shi Hui
254
2011 Top PSLE Pupils
(from left: Shang Ke (not in picture), Toh Xuan Ning Jeanne, Lim Kai Yi,
Kezia Eio, Toh Wen, Andrea, Abigail Anne Mok Wai Ling, Ashley Annushri
Thenpandiyan, Yong En Hui Celine, Priscilla Roshini Joseph Ravi, Lam Wan
Ching, Natalie Nicole and Kelly Tan Shi Hui)
National Environment Champions (ECs) Training Workshops
At CHIJ OLQP from 12-13 March 2012
The Environment Champions Programme (Primary) is a capacity building programme
to equip students from primary schools with the relevant knowledge and skills to
spearhead and implement environmental programmes.
With the support of National Environment Agency, our school hosted the 2-day
workshops for about 100 selected pupils in Singapore to equip them with the:
understanding of the NEA’s educational materials and presentation skills to
deliver the content as talks in their schools
relevant skills to be able to develop and act out skits in support of antilittering messages to their peers in schools, in a fun and engaging manner.
Our pupils have benefitted a lot from the training, made new friends and enjoyed
themselves. It was indeed a great experience for everyone!
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IP Departments
Science Department
Green for Hope@Primary School
Recycling Outreach Programme
In 2011, our school took part in the Green for Hope project
organized by CapitaLand. This project aimed at raising
greater awareness about the importance of recycling
among our pupils and staff and also supporting the less
privileged pupils in the school.
Our efforts paid off and we were awarded $11000 by
CapitaLand for the needy pupils in our school. Well done
everyone!
Our pupils diligently empting the waste paper
into the recycling bins.
We are proud
to receive the
Sustained Gold
Achievement
Award for
Recycling
OutReach
Programme for
another year.
This programme aims to involve schools in reaching
out not only to their school community but also their
neighbouring residents, to encourage environmental
action and awareness towards minimising waste and
recycling. This year, our school clinched the Sustained
Gold Achievement Award for our continuous efforts in
reaching out to our neighbouring community around
the school and educating the pupils on the 3Rs: Reuse,
Reduce and Recycle.
We are proud of our
service to the school
and community.
Our school took part in the Tetra Pak School Recycling
Competition between 15th Aug 2010 and 15th July
2011 and came in 1st Runner Up. Our staff and pupils’
effort in collecting post-consumer drink cartons in
school for recycling was commendable.
We are doing our little part to collect the
tetrapaks for recycling.
Science Workshop on Process Skills for Parents
The Science Process Skill Workshop, conducted by our Senior Teacher (Science)
Mrs Ong York Sheng, was organised on 24 March (Saturday) to share some teaching
and learning points with parents and raise awareness of process skills in primary
science. We are glad that many of our parents made the effort to turn up for the
workshop. Feedback from parents was encouraging and positive.
We enjoy working together
to save the Earth.
IP Departments
English Department
Term 2 Assembly Performance on 30 March 2012
On 30 March 2012, some of our pupils from Primary 1 to 4 put up a fantastic assembly performance which enthralled the
audience.
The first item ‘Walking
through the Jungle’
performed by 1 Love
was a choral recitation
performance in which
pupils brought the animal
characters to life by
showcasing their intricate
handmade costumes and
masks as well as mimicking
the animals through speech,
expression and actions.
Thereafter, 1 Peace
sang a song,
teaching the pupils
to love and protect
our environment by
observing the 3Rs
– Recycle, Reuse and
Reduce.
Then 2 Love put up a hilarious performance
‘The Chicken Rice’ about how a plate of
chicken rice was passed from one hand to
another, before finally reaching the hands
of the chicken which had a bad shock and
ran off in fright.
Next was a performance by 2 Peace. They
narrated ‘How The Hen Got Her Cluck’ and
had the audience begging for more!
The audience rolled
with laughter when
3 Peace and 3 Love
presented ‘Falling
for Rapunzel’. It
is a tale of silly
misunderstanding
but all turns out
happily ever after in
the end.
Finally, 4 Love and 4 Peace recited the story ‘Three Little Bears’ in such a
groovy manner that they soon had the audience joining in with them as
well!
The pupils did indeed put in a lot of effort in staging their best and they have surely wowed the audience with their
impressive acting and oratorical skills.
Math Department
Seminar for Primary 1 to Primary 3 Parents on
‘Solving Primary Mathematics Word Problems Using Model Method’
14th April 2012
The Math department organised the above seminar
for parents on 14th April 2012 .The seminar was
facilitated by Dr Joseph Yeo who is an Assistant
Professor in the Mathematics and Mathematics
Education Academic Group, National Institute of
Education (NIE). Dr Yeo highlighted the reasons for using model
method to solve word problems. He also shared
ideas and approaches on how parents can prepare
their children to solve word problems involving
model method. IP Departments
Chinese Language Department
农历新年庆祝活动
喜 气 洋 洋 贺 新 春
正华小学的学生为我校表演的舞狮节
目，喜气洋洋，热闹非凡。
二年级学生表演的舞蹈——《新年旋律》
钢琴曲委婉动听，如
潺潺流水。
汉语拼音工作坊
鼓声“龙龙”庆佳节
本校华文部为小一家长开
办“汉语拼音工作坊”，由周
淑君老师主讲。此工作坊通过
生动活泼的方式，帮助家长认
识汉语拼音，并提供一套有趣
的方法，让家长协助孩子掌握
和巩固汉语拼音 。
文化营的学生表演的短剧《十二生肖》，活
泼有趣。
家长们呈献的精彩表演博得了阵阵掌声
紧张激烈的灯笼制作比赛
Malay Language Department
Pembelajaran Di Luar Bilik Darjah
Pada penggal pertama yang lalu, murid-murid darjah satu telah berpeluang melakukan
aktiviti membuat salad buah-buahan. Aktiviti membuat salad buah-buahan itu dijalankan
di kantin pada waktu sekolah. Melalui aktiviti itu, murid-murid diajar tentang kata kerja
seperti memotong, menggaul, menyenduk dan
mengelap. Pada pelajaran sebelumnya, murid-murid
telah didedahkan kepada peralatan dapur seperti sudu,
mangkuk dan senduk yang akan digunakan pada hari
itu. Nilai-nilai seperti kerjasama dan menjaga kebersihan
turut diajarkan kepada mereka. Pada pelajaran yang
seterusnya, murid-murid telah menghasilkan karangan
mengenai pengalaman mereka membuat salad buahbuahan dengan menggunakan kata kerja yang telah
Kami sibuk mem
mereka pelajari.
otong buah
buahan!
Tamil Language Department
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Inilah salad buah-buahan yang
kumpulan kami buat!
Kami tidak sabar untuk makan
salad ini!
Celebrations
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The fruitful year of 2011 drew
to a resounding end with the Speech and Prize
Giving Ceremony. The guest-of-honour, Ms Cecilia Lim,
who was our former principal, presented the awards and prizes to
the deserving staff and pupils from the graduating classes. Following
the presentation of prizes and awards was a concert put on by our
aesthetic CCA groups namely, Choir, Tap Dance, Fusion Dance and
Chinese Speech and Drama.
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Arts Explosion cum Art Auction 2011
Celebrations
On 18th November 2011, we were very fortunate to have Mr Iskandar Jalil in our school to demonstrate pottery to our
pupils, staff and parents. The session was very engaging as Mr Iskandar Jalil shared his experiences and skills in pottery.
Our pupils and teachers’ artworks as well as artworks donated by local artists were auctioned on that day.
Charity Golf 2012
On 9th March 2012, our school, together
with our Parent Support Group, organised our inaugural CHIJ
OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT. The
tournament was held at the The Palm Course of Raffles Country
Club.
The aim of the charity tournament was to raise funds to upgrade
and improve our school facilities – the air-conditioning of the
School Hall and the new Performing Arts Hub cum Library. The
new Performing Arts Hub cum Library will provide our girls with a
venue to showcase their diverse talents and dynamic vibrancy.
All pupils, staff, parents, the community as well as our friends
supported the event and it was a huge success. It was a fun charity
tournament indeed! The 18-hole System-36 Stableford Format
gave our golfers players of all abilities a fun-filled day of golf!
Our school had the privilege of many supportive sponsors. Our
main sponsors were Wearnes Automotive Pte Ltd and TOTE Board.
Many other sponsors came forward and made the event a truly
meaningful and successful one for us.
Our Guest of Honour, Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, together with
our Principal, Mrs Tan, Vice-Principal, Mdm Reddy, our PSG
Chairman, Mr Tony Tan, our Vice Chairmen, Mr Daniel Soh and
Mr Tom Tan, and some members of the school Exco.
The day closed off with a grand dinner graced by our Guest of
Honour, Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Grassroots Advisor to Cashew
GROs, MP for Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, Minister for the Environment
and Water Resources.
Some of our golfers in action.
The many happy golfers just before the tee-off.
Character and leadership development
Character and Citizenship Education (CCE)
@ CHIJ OLQP
CCE @ CHIJ OLQP is about developing pupils in the acquisition of values, knowledge, skills and competencies to help
them become useful and responsible citizens of good character.
ASSEMBLY TALK AT CHIJ OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE ON 2nd MARCH 2012
Our Principal, Mrs Tan and Vice Principal, Mdm Reddy, warmly
welcomed Jeremy Lim to the school.
Jeremy Lim is a victim of brittle bone disease but he does not
give up hope as he believes he can do many things and that
he can achieve success. He encourages others by capitalizing
on his strength, influencing people through his gift of speech.
Through the example of his bravery, Jeremy teaches us that
we can choose to live life to its fullest by giving our best and
helping others. Jeremy Lim took time off from his busy schedule
to come to CHIJ OLQP to conduct an assembly talk on resilience
for the pupils and staff. It was such an inspiring assembly talk.
It was a good reminder to everyone about the importance of
resilience. His support to the school is greatly appreciated and
we wish him all the best in all his future endeavours.
Pupils listened attentively to what Jeremy Lim has to say about his life
struggles and how he persevered on in life and learnt to appreciate what
he has.
At the end of the assembly talk, pupils queued in line to ask for
Jeremy Lim’s autograph and to have a chance to talk to him.
A COLLABORATIVE SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT
WITH SMU STUDENT LEADERS TO ORANGE
VALLEY NURSING HOME ON 3rd MARCH 2012
Community Involvement Project (CIP)
The CIP department collaborated with a group of student leaders from
Singapore Management University (SMU) to conduct a Service Learning
workshop for our pupils on the 2nd and 3rd of March 2012. The student
leaders were given the opportunity to share their knowledge of Service
Learning with our 16 P5 pupils. Our pupils attended the workshop and
visited the Orange Valley Nursing Home.
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It was heartwarming to see how the pupils responded so actively and
enthusiastically throughout the workshop. The pupils have benefitted from
the workshop and have learnt more about the different aspects of how to
plan and gather resources for future community service projects.
Our pupils put up a perform
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residents at Orange Valley
Nursing Home.
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Character and leadership development
CHIJ OLQP HOSTS STUDY VISIT FOR A GROUP OF VIETNAMESE DELEGATES
FROM LIEN AID’S ON BEHALF OF RESTROOM ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE
Our school was approached by Restroom Association of Singapore to
host a study visit for a group of Vietnamese delegates on 24 February
2012 to showcase our Happy Toilet Programme and STAR (Sustaining
Toilets As Restrooms) Awards Programme for schools. The delegation
went on a restroom tour around our school as we were awarded
the Platinum and Gold Stars for our participation in the STAR Awards
Programme. The delegation was also provided with handy information
about our school’s active engagement in our restroom decorations. After
the school’s visit, the delegation visited a 5-star toilet at the Chinese
Garden and engaged in active conversations on the prerequisites for
meeting the 5-star standard.
CLIMB Class Corner
CLIMB (Character Lives In My Behaviour) is CHIJ OLQP’s character education programme
that develops our pupils’ 8 Strengths of Character. In every class, a CLIMB corner has
been set up to teach and remind pupils on the different values taught throughout the
Terms.
In Primary 5 Hope, we have a beautiful Peace Loving Tree in our CLIMB corner. Everyone
contributed their ideas and effort, including our Form Teacher, Mdm Jessica Kho, to
decorate the Tree in our own unique style. We also wrote our CLIMB targets on speech
bubbles, specially made by Mdm Kho.
One of my classmates, Melodee Chia wrote: My goal is to be more talkative (in a smart
way!)
5 Hope’s CLIMB corner grows
a beautiful Peace Loving Tree.
Isn’t this a great way to learn values – Teamwork and Joy in Service, which is constantly
practiced in CHIJ OLQP.
Contributed by Ashley Ng (5 Hope)
CLIMB Wall of Cheers
Since the setting up of CLIMB Wall of Cheers in 2011, it has
received many positive responses. In Term 1, pupils were
tasked to pen and submit their ‘Goal and action of Initiative’
during CLIMB Meeting. All submissions were displayed on
the CLIMB Wall of Cheers.
CLIMB News and Stories
Do you know our pupils enjoy reading the
CLIMB Stories and CLIMB News? CLIMB Stories
and CLIMB News help pupils to understand
more about the different values of the weeks.
“I find it fun; spending time thinking of what I want, and
I’ve gained more knowledge on how to achieve my goal.
I’ll do my best to attain it.” Natalia Malquer from 5 Hope,
commented.
“I enjoy reading CLIMB News and Stories as it
is interesting and entertaining,” shares Grace
Lim from 5 Hope.
Besides sharing our goals and plans, we can also support
our friends by encouraging and reminding them to follow
through their goals. After all, helping each other to be
Good and Smart is what CHIJ OLQP girls do, isn’t it?
Through general feedback, we found that
pupils prefer reading comic strips and poems.
They also hope to read more interesting
stories. Most importantly, pupils look forward
to learning more CLIMB values from stories
and news articles contributed by their peers.
Contributed by Nicole Woo (5 Hope)
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to
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displayed on the CLI
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Character and leadership development
CLIMB Carnival
On 15th February, the CLIMB Carnival received great responses from all pupils. Mdm Reddy, Ms Heng, Mr Hor and several
other teachers took part in the CLIMB Carnival, too!
It was an interesting and fun experience, especially so for the Primary Ones, as they revisited CLIMB values and Citizenship
values through games and reflections. The P5 and P6 CLIMB Mentors had a great time helping out at the carnival, too. They
have learned a lot from this experience. It was a memorable day for all.
“I am definitely looking forward to the next CLIMB Carnival! I’m sure it will be just as fun and meaningful!” commented
some pupils.
Pupils having a go at the
Anagram Whiz station.
Mr Hor scoring 1 for Singapore
It’s My Turn: Mdm Reddy and pupils share their thoughts on
with his agile football skill!
how we can create a better Singapore.
Brownies
On 18 February, the Brownies took part in World Thinking Day celebrations held at *Scape Park. They took part in various
competitions held in conjunction with the celebrations. The competitions were: Making a Scrapbook Page, Digital
Photography and Wearable Fashion (making a dress out of recycled materials). One of our entries for Digital Photography,
produced by Deandra Limandibhrata of 4 Peace, clinched the first prize.
Waiting patiently for the Awards
Ceremony to begin
Viewing the winning entries for the various
competitions
Deandra receiving a certificate of
appreciation from Mdm Reddy. In the
background is a picture of the winning
entry.
On 16 March, a group of brownies also
participated in a Day Camp planned and
conducted by their teachers-in-charge. In
the morning, the brownies played some
team-building games. This was followed
by an outdoor cooking session where the
brownies learned how to cook their own
lunch in a mess tin. After lunch, the brownies
tried their hands at sewing a bookmark for
their pen-pals in America.
See how we peel our potatoes and
carrots
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These are the bookmark we are sewing
for our pen-pals.
Character and leadership development
National Education / Social Studies Department
Total Defence – It’s Our Turn!
Total Defence Day which is observed on 15th February marks the British surrender of Singapore to the Japanese during
World War 2. Our school’s commemoration of this day was true to its theme, “It’s Personal. Play Your Part.” The week
leading up to it saw every pupil submitting her entry in a comic drawing competition depicting how she can do her part
to defend Singapore. The NE/SS committee engaged the school with the story, Little Red Dot, and by rousing the pupils
in passing beach balls to one another; it highlighted how team effort and creativity can enable communities to overcome
adversities. The school also showed its commitment and readiness in civil defence in a fire drill, with every member
assembling speedily at the school field. Recesses were abuzz with carnival activities. The joyful chatter of pupils could be
heard as they participated delightfully in obstacle courses and meaningful games that reiterated values like loyalty and
resilience. These events were closely followed by an assembly programme comprising a skit put up by our spontaneous
teachers and pupils, a talk and a quiz, instilling the importance of protecting Singapore through the five pillars of Total
Defence.
Eager
pupils with
outstretched
hands, trying to
deliver the ball to the
back of the hall in the quickest
time possible.
Our Principal, Mrs Tan, briefing the school on the importance
of the fire drill exercise.
Our Vice-principal,
Mdm Reddy, clearing
the hurdles and giving
a perfect shot for Total
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course during their recess
Staff Matters
Staff Welfare Activities
The Staff began the year with a wonderful time of bonding
during our annual Chinese New Year “Lo Hei cum Potluck”
session. Everyone interacted over food and drinks and we
even had the privilege of sharing this part of the Chinese
culture with two teachers from York, under a teacher exchange
programme set up between our school and Robert Wilkinson
Primary School in York.
After feasting during the New Year, the Staff Welfare Committee
ensured that everyone stays healthy by organizing a “Health is
Wealth Day” whereby the staff members were provided with
the opportunity of either going for health talks such as “Losing
Weight the Right Way” and “Eating Right for your Heart”, or
playing badminton, volleyball or attending a Yoga session.
In March, the SWC organized
a
“Work
Life
Excellence”
Customized Workshop, conducted
by
Jill
Lowe
International,
addressing the topic of “Personal
Image: Appearance Branding
Strategies & Visual Confidence”.
It was an enjoyable afternoon
with much humour and the talk
was extremely engaging and
insightful.
Enjoying the “Lo Hei” with our two visitors from the United
Kingdom
Ms Jill Lowe demonstrating how the
height of one’s pony tail can reflect one’s
energy level.
Having fun because… Health is Wealth!
We would like to welcome the following staff:
Mrs Gloria Paul (Teacher)
Mr Murugesan (Teacher)
Mdm Chen Xujin (Teacher)
Mrs Stella Chong (HOD English)
Editorial Team
Advisor:
Mrs Tan-Lim Kim Gek
We would like
to congratulate
Mdm Wendy Lye
on her wedding
last December.
Teachers-in-charge:
Ms Ponni, Mrs Iris Booth
Student Writers (5 Hope)
Gabrielle Ong, Isabelle Xinyue, Boojha, Sophia Ng,
Natalia Maluquer, Mikayla So, Melodee Chia,
Khoo Wan Ching, Ang Xi En, Nicole Goh, Ñicole Woo,
Ashley Ng, Clara Or, Victoria Lock
We would like to congratulate the following staff who have added a new member to their family:
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