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Jumat, 28 Agustus 2015
Jumat, 21 Agustus 2015
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
INDEPENDENCE DAY CEREMONY
INDEPENDENCE DAY COMPETITIONS
AND THE WINNER IS...
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY EVERYONE....!!!
INDEPENDENCE DAY COMPETITIONS
AND THE WINNER IS...
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY EVERYONE....!!!
Kamis, 06 Agustus 2015
ECH’s Important Dates (August, 2015)
Date
|
Activity
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7 & 14
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Fun Friday
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21
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Independence day celebration
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28
|
Swim
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31
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Monthly Review
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Monthly Article (july-August)
Article #1
THE
FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL
The first day at school can be tough for children and parents, but with a
little preparation it'll be easier for you to cope.
It helps if your
child has the practical skills schools expect
before they start. They will probably be quite nervous about starting. But you
can't always tell who will settle and who won't. A sociable child won't
necessarily fit into school straight away.
The idea of 'big
school' can be very appealing for children, but it can also be quite
frightening. It's useful to let your child know what's coming by reading them
books about starting school and talking to them about it. That will reduce
their anxiety.
Whatever your child's
reaction to school, remember that the teachers will have seen it all before.
Schools are familiar with children who are worried in their first few weeks. Find
out what system your school uses, and then help prepare your child by
letting them know what to expect.
The first weeks of school
School
isn't easy for everyone. During the first few weeks of school it's essential to
keep communicating with your child and
take care to notice signs that things aren't going well.
The excitement of the
first week has worn off, but they still feel nervous. you can watch your
child's behaviour as well as listen to what they say. Look at your child's
behaviour in the morning when you get ready for school, Are they bright
and lively, or dawdling? How do they react when you ask them
how their day was?. Keep your questions simple. It's difficult for a
five-year-old to answer a question about whether they're happy at
school. You'll get more information if you ask specific questions, such
as who did you play with? Who did you eat lunch with? ? Are there any
naughty boys or girls in your class?
Talk to the teacher
Make the teacher the
first person you contact if you think something is wrong. Start by passing on
what your child said. For example, point out that your child started off by
really enjoying school, but is now nervous and has told you that somebody
kicked him. Or mention that your child says he doesn't have any friends. The
teacher will know whether that's the case or not.
It can be hard to
cope when you see your child lining up in the playground for the first time.
This is normal.
It's your child's
first real step to independence. It'll be a world that they know and you
don't. When your child settles down and enjoys school, it's a tribute to how
well you have raised him or her, so try to look at itpositively.
Article #2
Teaching Patriotism to Kids
Patriotism
means love, respect and loyalty towards one’s country. Instilling values of
patriotism in children will help them to become responsible citizens. Indonesia
is a great country with a rich culture and heritage. There were many great
leaders and freedom fighters who fought bravely for independence. Parents must
try their best to ensure that children love and respect their motherland. Here
is how you can instil
patriotism in your children.
Teaching Them about Great Indonesian Leaders
Many
great leaders such as Soekarno, Pangeran Diponegoro, Kartini, etc have been born in our country. They underwent
great sacrifices and hardships for achieving independence. Parents or
grandparents should definitely teach children about these leaders.
Teaching Them about Respect and Honour
Children
should be taught to honour and respect the national flag, national emblem and
other national symbols. They must be taught to stand up when the national
anthem is being played anywhere. They should be taught to never destroy
national property and always be civil citizens. Along with this, they should
also be taught to keep their country clean. They should be taught to avoid
littering on roads. Keeping your city, state and country clean shows respect
for your country.
Patriotic Activities
You
can teach your children patriotic songs. You can get the lyrics printed on a
paper and sing together with them. Encourage your children to participate in Independence
Day functions. Take your kids out to visit historic places or national
monuments together as a family.
Make Use of Media
You
can show your kids DVD’s and videos which have a strong patriotic flavour. You
can check out some classic books related to the freedom struggle and other
similar books which can build a spirit of patriotism in your child.
Sharing Stories
Parents and grandparents should share stories of the freedom
struggle. Old people especially might have some interesting stories to share.
Schools should encourage interaction between defence personnel and children.
Parents and schools can collaborate together and invite defence personnel such
as members from the Army, Air Force and others to share stories of war, etc.
This will interest the children and provide them an opportunity to have close
interaction with these persons. Patriotism should be taught to children so that
they become better citizens. After all, children are the future of the country
and we must strive to make the future bright.
OUR TEACHERS
-Ms. Nurbani-
Main
teacher @ Toddler Class |
-Ms.
Oktaviani-
Asst.
teacher @ Toddler Class
|
-Ms. Lolin-
Main teacher @ Nursery Class
|
-Ms.
Amelia-
Asst.
teacher @ Nursery Class
|
-Ms. Radini-
Main teacher @ Kindy
1 Class |
-Ms.
Arrien-
Asst.
teacher @ Kindy 1 Class
|
-Ms. Astri-
Main teacher @ Kindy
2 Class |
-Ms.
Nidia-
Asst.
teacher @ Kindy 2 Class
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Lao shi Vera Mandarin Teacher |
HAPPY NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-2016 !
Dear parents,
Welcome to the month
of July and August!
On behalf of the
staff at Ecole Children House, I am happy to welcome you to the new Academic Year 2015-2016! I hope you and your child had a wonderful holiday.
We are looking
forward to a productive partnership with you to ensure that our children can achieve their highest potential. We recognize that in order to be successful in school, our children need support from both home and school. As partners, we share
the responsibility for our children's success and want you to know that we will do our very best to carry out our responsibilities. Together we can make a great difference!
We ask that you guide and support your child's learning by ensuring that
he/she :
he/she :
- attends
school daily and arrives on time.
- completes
all his/her assignments given by teachers.
- shares
school experiences with you so that you are aware
of his/her school life.
Please take note of
our upcoming highlights:
July event:
Ecolettes will
celebrate Idul Fitri celebration on the last week of July. I would like to wish
you and all Muslims a very happy Idul Fitri. May you have reaped great
spiritual rewards from the season of Ramadan.
August event::
This year, we will be
celebrating our 70th Independence Day of our great Nation. Our children will learn
and celebrate this historic event. On this joyous occasion I convey my good wishes to all
Indonesians living in this beautiful country and pray for their
peace, prosperity and progress for our
nation.
Please feel free to
contact us at any time if there is a question or situation you would like to
discuss.
Thank
you.
Warm
Regards,
Evi
Jovita
Principal
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