Well Done Damai ! |
Naïve Art Competition-“I Have A Dream for Chingay 2012”
Damai Primary School - Grand Prize
· The painting was picked as the Dream Piece.
- Emeritus Senior Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong, presented prizes to the winners from Damai Primary School - Siti Nuraisyah Bte Mohamad Y (4Joy) Jessica Lee (4Hope) Evangeline Seah (5Peace)
- The winning work will come to life as a performance contingent at the Chingay Parade next year.
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3rd International Conference of Asia-Pacific Consortium on Teaching Chinese as an International Language.
· This is an international platform for Chinese language educators from the region to facilitate the mutual exchange of knowledge and experience from a second language perspective.
· Mr Dave Yang, Ms Marie Yong and Ms Stella Teoh were awarded the Best Project Presentation from amongst the 18 International secondary and primary schools for their teaching approach for Chinese.
· They shared their approach in using English Language as a transitory medium language to help a class of primary one international pupils and pupils from English speaking families who had zero foundation in Chinese language acquire basic conversation skills and cultivate their interest in learning Chinese. |
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Experiential Learning at Damai Primary School.
The Primary One students had a tea party before they embarked on their Modified Language Experience Approach MLEA writing for the big book Crocodile Tea. The students brought many different cakes, muffins, pies, biscuits and various types of tea to try.
The students will also be going on learning journeys to Kid's Kampong, Science Centre and Bedok Town Park. These activities are part of the STELLAR Programme for Primary 1 pupils. This promotes the students to become active life- long learners by making them engaged in their surroundings and connecting their external experiences with their classroom experiences so as to form meaningful relationships.
In addition, the students get to read many big books from a variety of authors, sing songs and go through many learning experiences to enrich their learning. | |
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