Once a Saint, Always a Saint
- Home of servant leaders who bring life to the nations
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To serve the coming days
Family Society Eternity
Empathy, Wonder, Integrity,
Self-Discipline, Excellence
Announcements
Dear parents,
Kindly declare your son's travel plan via Parent's Gateway by 30 June 2019, please refer to the user guide here to make a declaration.
A response is required even if your son is not travelling.
Thank you and have a nice day.
It has been an eventful term for many Saints as they reap the fruits of their labour through the CCA tournaments and competitions that they have participated in. The highlight for the term is certainly the Saints Learning Festival (SLF). SAJS is indeed thankful for the dedication from our staff and the support from parents and stakeholders, in providing these amazing learning experiences for our Saints.
With Term 2 drawing to a close, we are grateful for the partnership we have established with you. We would like to invite you and our Saint to be part of this celebration of partnership. Parent-Child-Teacher Conference (PCTC) will be held on 30 May, Thursday (Afternoon only) and 31 May, Friday (Full Day).
Dear Parents,
MOE has recently launched the Parents Gateway app to enable parents to interact with schools more conveniently on administrative matters (view MOE press release). Parents will also be able to use this app to stay updated on school’s programme and activities.
Every child is unique, and has different aptitudes, capabilities and talents. Our schools believe in providing a balanced education that caters to the different abilities of each child so that we can prepare him for life.
Subject-based Banding (Pri) was introduced as a refinement to the streaming process to help each child realise his potential, based on his strengths and needs.
The purpose of homework is to support the teaching in class and provide opportunities for pupils to apply the knowledge and skills learnt in the classroom. It will enable pupils to realise their responsibility for independent learning and strengthen their good study habits and skills.
Homework should also serve as a form of formative assessment to provide valuable feedback for learning.
St Andrew's Village
Home of servant leaders who bring life to the nations
Making lives, Waking hearts
To serve the coming days
Family Society Eternity
T hanksgiving
R esilience
U nity
E mpathy
W onder
I ntegrity
S elf-Discipline
E xcellence
The school uses the Growing Years package as recommended by MOE. Only teachers trained in the package are deployed to teach the lessons. Lessons are taught during curriculum hours and are delivered through a modular...
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