Primary 3 & 4 Parent-Teacher Briefing - P3P4 - Q&A session, schedule, and school expectations

Sep 26, 2026

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Primary 3 & 4 Parent-Teacher Briefing for 30 January 2026 outlines housekeeping instructions, a structured programme with parent engagement time, meet-and-greet with form teachers, question-and-answer time, and level-vision messages. The briefing covers general information and school expectations, including punctual arrival requirements, participation in flag-raising and National Anthem/pledge-taking ceremonies, and preparation for sustained silent reading and lessons. It also addresses discipline and attendance cooperation, outlines rules on travelling during term time, and explains hurtful behaviours and verbal/social bullying patterns.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages37

Reading Time1 h 33 min

AccessFree to download

Programme for the day

Housekeeping Matters

Question & Answer Session

Year Head Briefing

Meet & Greet Form Teachers

Level Visions

Primary 3 Level Vision

Primary 4 Level Vision

General Information & School Expectations

Flag-raising and Pledge-taking Ceremony

Morning Flag-Raising Ceremony

Discipline and Attendance

Travelling During Term Time

Hurtful Behaviours and Bullying

Primary 3 & 4 PARENT-TEACHER BRIEFING 30 January 2026 Housekeeping Matters Type in your questions using the Q & A function, if any. Commonly asked questions will be addressed. These slides will be uploaded onto the school website Programme for the day 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM School Leaders’ Parent Engagement Time 10:30 AM – 10:45 AM Question & Answer Session Year Head Briefing 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Meet & Greet Form Teachers 10:45 AM – 11:00 AM GRPS Level Visions Primary 3 Level Vision A responsible student at work and play. I can work and play in a responsible manner. Primary 4 Level Vision A responsible and confident decision maker. I can confidently and responsibly think for and express myself. (CLOSED) / General Information & School Expectations Flag-raising and Pledge-taking Ceremony • Students are expected to be seated in the hall/form class by 7.25 am or earlier. Beyond 7.30am, it is considered LATE for school. • All students in Singapore are to take part in the singing of the National Anthem and Pledge-taking ceremony (on-going National Education effort to respect the country) • Students who arrive early: • Get to engage in sustained silent reading (SSR) • Senses in harmony • Be ready for lessons OFFICIAL (CLOSED) / NON-SENSITIVE Morning Flag-Raising Ceremony | Level | Mon
(Common FRC) | Tue | Wed | Thur | Fri | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | P3 | Hall | Gather at hall till 7.15am Move to classroom after 7.15am | | | | | P4 | Hall | Gather at hall till 7.15am Move to classroom after 7.15am | | | | Discipline and Attendance • The school seeks the cooperation of all parents in ensuring that our students adhere to the school's rules and regulations • Be familiar with the student handbook • Support the enforcement of rules and regulations • Keep communication channels open • Please ensure students are punctual for school. • Prioritise school attendance • Travelling during term time is not permitted (deemed as non-valid reason) What are hurtful behaviours and bullying? In Singapore, local studies show that verbal/social bullying forms the bulk of the types of bullying experienced in schools and they often start as ‘harmless teasing’or leaving someone out but escalate into bullying. Hurtful behaviours

FAQs

What should parents do before and during the briefing?

Parents should type questions using the Q & A function. Commonly asked questions will be addressed, and the slides will be uploaded onto the school website.

What time must students be seated for school?

Students are expected to be seated in the hall/form class by 7.25 am or earlier. After 7.30 am is considered late.

How does the briefing describe hurtful behaviours and bullying?

It explains that verbal/social bullying is a major type of bullying in schools, often starting as ‘harmless teasing’ or leaving someone out, before escalating into bullying.

Sep 26, 2026

Uploaded by Eliana