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Keechiu visits Northland Secondary School.
Had a standing invitation from the Principal Mdm Jennifer Tan, so I dropped by Northland Secondary School early this morning as I was in the Yishun vicinity.
Streamed in with the students and teachers before 7am, and went around the school to observe the morning activities. Some of them were having breakfast, provided by the school in partnership with the canteen operators for higher needs students. Kudos to all of you!
Like many other schools, Northland Secondary encourages students to cultivate a lifelong reading habit. Walked into several classrooms and saw the students reading before morning assembly. Most of them like fiction.
Also chanced upon a prize presentation ceremony for a sustainability-related school activity. Happy to give out the prizes to all the deserving winners!
Before leaving, caught up with a few teachers who were not conducting lessons. We discussed how we can better motivate and help students who may have higher needs, such as keeping schools open as far as possible, and furthering outreach to vulnerable families.
Thank you everyone, for the hard work! CCS
Chan Chun Sing added 4 new photos to the album Visit to Northland Secondary School.
7 hrs·Had a standing invitation from the Principal Mdm Jennifer Tan, so I dropped by Northland Secondary School early this morning as I was in the Yishun vicinity.
Streamed in with the students and teachers before 7am, and went around the school to observe the morning activities. Some of them were having breakfast, provided by the school in partnership with the canteen operators for higher needs students. Kudos to all of you!
Like many other schools, Northland Secondary encourages students to cultivate a lifelong reading habit. Walked into several classrooms and saw the students reading before morning assembly. Most of them like fiction.
Also chanced upon a prize presentation ceremony for a sustainability-related school activity. Happy to give out the prizes to all the deserving winners!
Before leaving, caught up with a few teachers who were not conducting lessons. We discussed how we can better motivate and help students who may have higher needs, such as keeping schools open as far as possible, and furthering outreach to vulnerable families.
Thank you everyone, for the hard work! CCS
