Dear Families,
As we enter the month of December, you will notice that the campus is looking very ‘Christmassy’ (which is a proper word, as any Primary School student will confirm) with festive lights, decorations and trees adorning the main areas of the school. Apart from looking pretty, The Fugee School Wishing Tree has been the focus of a charity drive to help support refugees currently located in Malaysia. As with so many of our projects linked to annual celebrations, all members of our community have joined together with generosity and kindness in order to organise gifts for children and young people who are facing tough challenges associated with relocation due to circumstances beyond their control. All children have the right to be safe, happy and receive and education and, while we cannot completely transform their circumstances, the presents that have been purchased by our families will equip children with wished for learning resources, sports equipment, technology and musical instruments to allow them to pursue their interests and develop their talents. Thank you for compassion and kindness which will no doubt bring delighted smiles to many faces.
We may be in last stretch of what has been a marathon Term 1, however the pace of events taking place is actually accelerating as opposed to easing off. Thank you to Ms Martin, Assistant Head of Primary School, for running an informative parent forum on Protecting Children Online on Thursday. Gratitude is also extended to Ms Shahiraa for facilitating the launch of Zumos, which is an online platform that supports resilience and mental well-being among children; more details will be shared in the first Coffee Morning in January. Please also be reminded that Term 1 Reports will be released whole school on Monday 5th December, followed by Primary School Parent Teacher Meetings on the 6th and 7th. For Primary Languages, the students will take part in “Fun with Languages” next week during timetabled classes. Educational learning games will offer a fun-filled, relaxed environment where children can practise using new words and will feel free to express themselves. In PE, Year 2 – 6 will be having their end of Unit Interhouse Competitions next week which will bring to a close the wide-ranging series of Primary Interhouse Competitions for Term 1.
The main end of Term 1 event will be the Christmas Assembly Concert which will take place next Friday morning. You will have received an email with the event details but to summarise:
Venue: MPH
Date: 9 December 2022 (Friday)
Time: 9.30am (Primary) and 11.25am (Secondary)
Entrance is limited to 2 pax per family for the 9:30am Primary concert. Kindly fill in this registration form to confirm your attendance, this is also required for the secondary assembly: https://forms.office.com/r/WFiia9Mw3Z
The Christmas Assembly Concert will also be streamed LIVE should you prefer this option. Here is the YouTube link for the LIVE broadcast:
Primary Assembly: https://youtu.be/RUbOW6nDAf8
Secondary Assembly: https://youtu.be/zoBbbJGyl74
Please note that the timings of the school day on Friday 9th December will be unchanged and that students will return to class for end of term activities after the Christmas Assembly Concert; end of day collection will be at 1:00pm as normal. School uniform is required to be worn next week but children may come to school in Christmas hats and festive wear on the last day of term should they wish to.
We look forward to a fun filled last week of Term 1 and to seeing you all on campus.
Warm Regards,
Graham Tait
Head of Primary
On behalf of the Leadership Team
My son loves Sri KDU International School Subang Jaya. He enjoys good quality teachers who build his self-confidence and motivation. He is immersed in daily exchange of best practices with his fellow classmates. His learning is not confined to the classroom as lessons include physical education where various types of sports are available. Above all, his friends and classmates here are able to collaborate positively to bring out the best in one another.
We cannot possibly itemise every single reason he loves it here but this school is now his second home – and that is saying a lot!