Ref. No.: MSS/LTP/073/2020

1 June 2020

Dear Parent / Guardian

Welcome back to a new term. We would like to share with you information and dates to take note of in this semester.

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Staff Movement We are pleased to welcome Mr Abu Bakar, who has completed his NIE training and is returning to our school as Allied Educator (Learning Behavioural Support). Three colleagues will be posted to other schools with effect from 2 June 2020, and we would like to thank them for their contributions to the Meridian family and wish them all the best. They are Mr Kenneth Soh (HOD/ICT); Mrs Vanessa Tan (English Language Teacher); and Ms Sonia Leong (Principles of Accounts Adjunct Teacher).

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Enhanced Safe Management Measures in the School In view of the COVID-19 situation, we will implement enhanced safe management measures in the school. Monitoring of Staff and Students’ Well-being

Daily temperature-taking at the start of each day, with additional visual and question screening will continue to be carried out for all students and staff.

Students and staff who are unwell, or who have adult household members on Home Quarantine Order / Stay Home Notice or have flu-like symptoms such as fever and cough and are on Medical Leave (MC), will be required to stay away from school. They will be placed on Approved Absence (AA) for the duration of the household member’s MC.

Students and staff should wash their hands with soap or use the hand sanitisers upon arrival in school.

Students and staff are required to wear their masks or face shields at all times.

Within Form Classroom

There will be fixed exam-style seating in the classrooms, at least 1m between students.

Students will practise frequent hand-washing throughout the school day and wipe-down routine before every lesson. Classrooms are equipped with hand sanitizers for students and staff to use.

High-touch surfaces will be cleaned more frequently and the premises will be disinfected daily.

At Other Venues In addition to the practices in 2.2 above, at other venues,

students will practise wipe down of surfaces and shared equipment before lesson and after use.

there will be designated seating arrangement.

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School Activities and Common Areas

There will be continued suspension of mass events such as assemblies.

Intermingling across classes and levels is disallowed.

Strict Safe Distancing Measures are in place e.g. designated seating arrangement in the canteen; limit in number of students in toilets.

Students will be reminded to wash their hands with soap before and after recess, and wipe down surfaces after use.

Dismissal and Movement of Students

Recess and dismissal timings will be staggered to reduce congestion.

Students are reminded not to loiter before and after school. They should come straight from home and go directly home after school.

There will be no external activities held outside of school

3 Back to School Special Programme To help students to ease back into the school routine after full Home-Based Learning in April and the May holidays, the teachers will be conducting the “Back to School #StrongerTogether” programme in the subsequent weeks. This is to help students to reflect on the changes and challenges faced in the past 2 months, understand the transition to our current reality and develop their resilience to look to the future with optimism and hope. The enhanced Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) lessons and routines will cover personal hygiene and proper mask wearing.

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Academic Programme School Rotation for Non-Graduating Students While the graduating students have returned to the school for lessons with the easing of Circuit

Breaker measures, the non-graduating students will return on a weekly rotation basis

between school and Home-based Learning (HBL) for Term 3 Weeks 1 to 4. Schools will

be updated in due course on the mode for school operations for Week 5 onwards, in tandem

with the national posture. Please refer to the following table for the Weekly Rotation Schedule

for Secondary Schools.

Week In-School HBL

T3W1 S1, S2, S4 & 5 S3

T3W2 S3, S4 & 5 S1, S2

T3W3 S1, S2, S4 & 5 S3

T3W4 S3, S4 & 5 S1, S2

Timetable Matters The Semester 2 timetable was uploaded onto the school website on 29 May (Fri). There are changes made to the timetable to provide sufficient time for students to catch up on their learning and ensure the well-being of students.

Reporting time for school is 7.30 am for all days. Students will report directly to their classrooms for morning assembly.

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Students must continue to bring their personal thermometers to school as temperature-taking will be conducted in the morning and again in the afternoon if the students are staying back for afternoon programmes.

Recess and dismissal timings will continue to be staggered. There will be no lunch break for the students but they can bring their own dry snacks and ask for permission to eat discreetly in class from 12.30 – 12.45 pm

Reporting Time from Mon – Fri

Dismissal Time

Sec 1 7.30 am 1.40 pm (Mon - Thu) and 11.55 am (Fri)

Sec 2 7.30 am 1.55 pm (Mon – Thu) and 12.10 pm (Fri)

Sec 3 7.30 am Sec 3E, 3NA

2.15 pm (Mon – Thu) and 12.30 pm (Fri)

Sec 3NT

2.15 pm (Mon), 1.55 pm (Tue – Thu) and 12.30 pm (Fri)

Sec 4 and 5 7.30 am Sec 4E, 4NA, 5NA

2.30 pm (Mon – Thu) and 12.45 pm (Fri)

Sec 4NT

2.30 pm (Mon and Wed), 1.55 pm (Tue and Thu) and

12.45 pm (Fri)

Afternoon Remedial Programme Remedial programme has been planned for all the Sec 4 and 5 students and is reflected in their school timetable. This is a platform for students to revise their work with the teachers, and to close their learning gaps. The programme will begin in Term 3 Week 2 for small groups of students. Remedial programme for Sec 3 students will begin in Term 3 Week 5 onwards.

5 School attire Students are allowed to wear the school polo T-shirt from Monday to Friday. CCA T-shirts are allowed on Tuesdays while class T-shirts are allowed on Fridays only. Students may report to school in PE attire (polo T-shirt and shorts) from the start of the day if they have PE Lessons on that day. Students may continue to stay in the same attire throughout the day. This arrangement will reduce the need for students to visit the toilets to change in and out of their PE attire, thus reducing movement and intermingling among students.

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Assessment Matters Preliminary Examination for Sec 4E/5NA and 4NA/NT students The Preliminary Examinations will be held from 28 Jul to 11 Aug for Sec 4NA/NT, and from 21 Aug to 18 Sep for Sec 4E/5NA students. The timetable will be given to students by end of Jun. GCE N-Level and O-Level Oral Examinations and Listening Comprehension Examination

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The GCE N-Level and O-Level Oral and Listening Comprehension Examination dates are listed in the table below for your reference. Students will be briefed by the respective Heads of Department on these examinations. On 18 Jun, all Sec 4E, 4NA and 5NA students are not required to report to school for lessons, and they may stay at home to prepare for the GCE O-level MTL and MTL ‘B’ Examination. Students who are taking GCE O-Level MTL Exam are to report to school at 1 pm on 18 Jun to sit for their exam. Lessons for Sec 4E, 4NA and 5NA students will resume on 19 Jun. Students who are taking GCE O-level MTL ‘B’ Exam are to report for their exams on 19 Jun at 1 pm. In view of the exams, Sec 1, 2 and 4NT students will be dismissed earlier from school on 18 Jun. The staggered dismissal time is below:

Level Dismissal time

Sec 1 & 4NT 12.30 pm

Sec 2 12.40 pm

National Examination Dates The GCE N-Level and O-Level Written Examination dates are listed in the table below for your reference. Your child/ward is required to refer to the entry proof for examination information on subjects that he/she is offering. Please refer to the SEAB website (http://www.seab.gov.sg/examTimeTable) for more information about the national examinations.

Examination Period

GCE N-Level 14 to 23 Sep and from 5 to 16 Oct

GCE O-Level 19 Oct to 12 Nov

GCE O-Level Science Practical 1 to 13 Oct

Weighted Assessment (WA) For Sec 1, 2 and 3

Weighted Assessment for Sec 1, 2 and 3 students will be held from Term 3 Week 8 to Week 10. More details will be given to the students by their respective subject teachers nearer the date.

Please note that students who are absent for WA without a valid medical certificate (MC) from a polyclinic / general practitioner / hospital will get a zero mark for that WA. MCs issued by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners are not accepted by the school.

Subject GCE N-Level Exam GCE O-Level Exam

MTL (Paper 1 and 2) - 18 Jun

MTL ‘B’ (Paper 1 and 2) - 19 Jun

MTL ‘B’ Oral - 7 Jul

MTL Oral 3 Aug – 5 Aug 7 – 17 Jul

MTL Listening Comprehension 21 & 23 Sep 27 Jul

HMTL Oral - 28 Jul – 4 Aug

EL Oral 13 – 17 Jul 17 – 26 Aug

EL Listening Comprehension 16 &18 Sep 22 Oct

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Timed Practices for Graduating Cohort The school will be conducting Timed Practices to familiarise the graduating students with the national examination questions and format. Please refer to Annex A for the topics included in the timed practices. End-of-Year Examination Dates for Sec 1, 2 and 3 students The End-of-Year Examination for Sec 1, 2 and 3 will be held from 28 Sep to 8 Oct. 9 Oct will

be Marking Day. More information will be given to you nearer the date.

Updated School-Based Assessment Weighting for Semester 2 The school has adjusted the assessment weightings in view of the cancellation of the Weighted Assessment (WA) and Mid-Year Examination. Please refer to the adjusted weightings given in the table below. Adjustment to Weighted Assessment (WA) and End-of-Year Exam (EYE) Weightings

Level Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4

Sec 1 to 3

WA – 10% - WA – 25 % EYE – 65%

Sec 4 and 5 WA – 100% - Timed-Practice – 100%

Prelim Exam – 100%

7 Update on Sec 1 Chromebooks

We are pleased to inform the Sec 1 parents that the remaining Chromebooks will be delivered to the school from 2 Jun onwards. In order to maintain social distancing and avoid congestion, we will be distributing these Chromebooks to the students class by class. The Form Teachers will provide more information to the students. Students who have ordered the Chromebooks under the Financial Assistance Scheme may collect the Chromebooks from 8 Jun. The school will inform these students directly.

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Physical Education Lessons (PE) & Co-Curriculum Activities (CCA) Matters

CCA Update

In view of the COVID-19 situation, all CCA will continue to be suspended in Term 3. Some of

our trainers and coaches are making plans to conduct selected CCA in the form of online

learning. More details will be shared with the students and parents at a later date.

PE lessons

PE lessons will resume in Term 3. The lessons will be conducted in line with the following

safety guidelines.

Teachers and students need not wear a mask when they are engaged in physical

activities, but they would adhere to the safe-distancing measures, following the

national posture for exercising.

Students will need to bring their own zip lock / re-sealable bag (labelled with their name

and class) to safe-keep their mask during lessons. The bag is also useful for students

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to keep their mask when they are eating during recess. The school book shop also

sells zip lock bags at $1 per piece.

Lessons will be conducted within individual classes, and there will not be any

intermingling with students from another class at all times.

Lessons will be conducted in open and well-ventilated areas (i.e. School Field, Indoor

Sports Hall, Basketball Court, Multipurpose Hall) and students will not be sharing PE

equipment.

Teacher will supervise students in practising personal responsibility and good hygiene

habits by disinfecting their own PE equipment at the end of the lesson.

Students will wash their hands before collecting their belongings and wear their masks

before dismissal from lesson.

National School Games (NSG)

All NSG competitions for 2020 are cancelled as there is insufficient time to complete the

season within the school calendar.

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Meridian Lighthouse Programme (MLP) The Meridian Lighthouse Programme is specially planned for various groups of students to build character through meaningful hands-on activities and positive experiences. In Term 1, students underwent a series of fun and engaging sessions. However, since the start of Term 2, due to the COVID-19 situation, after-school programmes like MLP were suspended to increase social distancing and reduce inter-mingling amongst students. We are pleased to share that MLP may continue in Term 3 in smaller groups with safe management measures in place. The focus of MLP activities will be strengthening students’ social-emotional well-being and connectedness to teachers and peers. MLP teachers will be providing you details of activities soon.

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Administration and Operation Matters National School-based Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination Programme for Female Students HPV vaccination has been offered as a school-based programme for female students since 2019, and it is free of charge. The HPV vaccine helps to protect against cervical cancer which is caused by HPV infection, and is recommended for females aged between 9 – 26 years. In Singapore, cervical cancer is the 10th most common cancer and 8th most common cause of cancer deaths among women. As a ministry-wide programme, Health Promotion Board (HPB) will carry out the vaccination in stages across schools. For our school, the tentative date for the Vaccination Exercise will take place on 20 – 21 Aug 2020 in the Auditorium during school hours. More information will be given to your child/ward nearer the date.

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Principal Meets Parents (PMP) Sessions The school will be arranging online Principal Meets Parents (PMP) sessions for parents of Sec 2, 4 & 5 students. Information on the registration for the online sessions will be given via the Parents Gateway (PG). A link for parents to ask questions will also be provided. Details of the online sessions are stated below.

Date Level Time

4 Jun 2020, Thursday Sec 4 and 5 6 – 7 pm

24 Jun 2020, Wednesday Sec 2 6 – 7 pm

For all parents of sec 1 and 3 students, information on curriculum and co-curriculum matters will also be uploaded on PG by the first week of school.

12 Road Safety Matters For the safety of our students and other road users, we would like to remind parents who drive their children to school not to stop their vehicles directly in front of the school gates or too close to the traffic light. You may let your child alight at the HDB carparks opposite the school. As part of safety management measures, parents may drop off their children strictly at the porch only. Driver or other passengers may not alight from the car. Please follow the directions given by the security guards/staff and do slow down your vehicle within school compounds. The school had also uploaded a Road Safety Advisory on Parents Gateway earlier in Term 2. We thank you for your kind understanding and support in making our school a safe place for your child and others.

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School Events Update on Prize Presentation Ceremony 2020 Due to the Circuit Breaker measures, the Prize Presentation Ceremony 2020 that was originally scheduled on 18 Apr (Fri) is cancelled. The school has sent the certificates and/or awards via registered mail to the graduated prize winners (i.e. Sec 4 and 5 students in the 2019 cohort) and we would like to congratulate them for the good performance once again. For the Sec 1, 2 and 3 prize winners from the 2019 cohort, they will receive their certificates and/or awards during school hours in Term 3 Week 1.

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Important dates for Term 3

Date Event Involvement

4 Jun Principal Meets Parents Session 1 Parents of Sec 4 & 5 students

4 – 12 Jun 22 – 26 Jun

Timed Practices 4NA/4NT

8 – 12 Jun 22 – 26 Jun

Timed Practices 4E/5NA

18 Jun O-Level MTL Exam

4E/5NA/selected 4NA students

19 Jun O-Level MTL Syllabus ‘B’ Exam 4E/5NA

24 Jun Principal Meets Parents Session 2 Parents of Sec 2 students

6 Jul Youth Day Holiday

7 Jul O-Level MTL Syllabus ‘B’ Oral 4E/5NA/4NA

13 – 17 Jul 17 – 26 Aug

N-Level EL Oral Exam O-Level EL Oral Exam

4NA/4NT 4E/5NA

7 – 17 Jul 28 Jul – 4 Aug 3 – 5 Aug

O-Level MTL Oral Exam O-Level HMTL Oral Exam N-Level MTL Oral Exam

4E/5NA/4NA 4E/5NA 4NA/4NT

27 Jul 21 & 23 Sep

O-Level MTL Listening Comprehension Exam N-Level MTL Listening Comprehension Exam

4E/5NA/4NA 4NA/4NT

28 Jul – 11 Aug 21 Aug – 18 Sep

N-Level Preliminary Exams O-Level Preliminary Exams

4NA/4NT 4E/5NA/4NA

20 – 26 Jul Mid Term Holidays

31 Jul Hari Raya Haji

7 Aug National Day Celebrations

10 Aug National Day Holiday

3 Sep Staff Appreciation Day Celebrations

4 Sep Teachers’ Day Holiday

7 – 13 Sep Term 3 Break

16 & 18 Sep 22 Oct

N-Level EL Listening Comprehension Exam O-Level EL Listening Comprehension Exam

4NA/4NT 4E/5NA

28 Sep – 8 Oct End-of-Year Exams Sec 1 to 3

9 Oct Marking Day Sec 1 to 3

14 – 23 Sep 5 – 16 Oct

N-Level Written Exam 4NA/4NT

1 – 13 Oct O-Level Science Practical Exam 4E/5NA

19 Oct – 12 Nov O-Level Written Exam 4E/5NA/4NA

We look forward to working with you to develop your child holistically.

Yours sincerely

Mrs Hilda Thong

Principal

Annex A

Topics included in timed practice for graduating cohort

Secondary 4 Express/ 5 Normal Academic

Subject 4E 5NA

1 English Language

Paper 2 (Compre and Summary)

Paper 2 (Compre and Summary)

2 Mathematics 1. Number and Algebra Numbers and their operations Ratio and proportion Percentage Rate and speed Algebraic expressions and formulae Functions and graphs Equations and inequalities Set language and notation Matrices 2. Geometry and Measurement Angles, triangles and polygons Congruence and similarity Properties of circles Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry Mensuration Coordinate Geometry 3. Statistics and Probability Data analysis Probability 4. Problems in Real-World Contexts 5. Reasoning and Communication

1. Number and Algebra Numbers and their operations Ratio and proportion Percentage Rate and speed Algebraic expressions and formulae Functions and graphs Equations and inequalities Set language and notation Matrices 2. Geometry and Measurement Angles, triangles and polygons Congruence and similarity Properties of circles Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry Mensuration Coordinate Geometry 3. Statistics and Probability Data analysis Probability 4. Problems in Real-World Contexts 5. Reasoning and Communication

3 Additional Mathematics

Chapter 13 - Further Trigonometric Identities Chapter 14 - Differentiation Chapter 15 - Tangents, Normals & Rates of Change Chapter 16 - Maxima & Minima Chapter 17 - Further Differentiation

NA

4 Principles of Accounts

1. Capital and revenue expenditure 2. Depreciation and sale of non-current assets 3. Limited Companies 4. Correction of errors

5. Control accounts 6. Incomplete records

5a Science (Physics) O Science (Physics) P2 1. Units and Measurement 2. Kinematics 3. Dynamics 4. Mass, Weight and Density 5. Turning Effect of Forces 6. Pressure 7. Energy, Work and Power 8. Kinetic Model of Matter 9. Transfer of Thermal Energy 10. Thermal Properties of Matter 11. General Wave Properties 12. Light 13. Electromagnetic Spectrum 14. Sound 15. Static Electricity 16. Current of Electricity 17. D.C. Circuits 18. Practical Electricity O Pure Physics P2 1. Physical Quantities, Units and Measurement 2. Kinematics 3. Dynamics 4. Mass, Weight and Density 5. Turning Effect of Forces 6. Pressure 7. Energy, Work and Power 8. Kinetic Model of Matter 9. Transfer of Thermal Energy 10. Temperature 11. Thermal Properties of Matter 12. General Wave Properties 13. Light 14. Electromagnetic Spectrum 15. Sound 16. Static Electricity 17. Current of Electricity 18. D.C. Circuits

O Science (Physics) P2 1. Units and Measurement 2. Kinematics 3. Dynamics 4. Mass, Weight and Density 5. Turning Effect of Forces 6. Pressure 7. Energy, Work and Power 8. Kinetic Model of Matter 9. Transfer of Thermal Energy 10. Thermal Properties of Matter 11. General Wave Properties 12. Light 13. Electromagnetic Spectrum 14. Sound 15. Static Electricity 16. Current of Electricity 17. D.C. Circuits 18. Practical Electricity

5b Science (Chemistry) O Science (Chemistry) P3 1. Experimental Chemistry 2. The Particulate Nature of Matter 3. Formulae, Stoichiometry and the Mole Concept 4. Energy Changes 5. Chemical Reactions 6. Acids, Bases and Salts 7. The Periodic Table 8. Metals 9. Air O Pure Chemistry P2 1. Experimental Chemistry

O Science (Chemistry) P3 1. Experimental Chemistry 2. The Particulate Nature of Matter 3. Formulae, Stoichiometry and the Mole Concept 4. Energy Changes 5. Chemical Reactions 6. Acids, Bases and Salts 7. The Periodic Table

2. The Particulate Nature of Matter 3. Formulae, Stoichiometry and the Mole Concept 4. Electrolysis 5. Energy from Chemicals 6. Chemical Reactions 7. Acids, Bases and Salts 8. The Periodic Table 9. Metals 10. Air

8. Metals 9. Air

5c Science (Biology) O Pure Biology P2 1. Cell Structure and Organisation 2. Movement of Substances 3. Biological Molecules 4. Nutrition in Humans 5. Nutrition in Plants 6. Transport in Flowering Plants 7. Transport in Humans 8. Respiration in Humans 9. Excretion in Humans 10. Homeostasis 11. Co-ordination and Response in Humans 12. Reproduction 13. Cell Division 14. Inheritance 15. Organisms and their Environment

6 Social Studies SBQ: Issue 3 - Globalisation Skills: 2 Inferences, Comparison, Reliability & Evaluation SRQ: Issue 1 - Citizenship & Governance

7 History SBQ: Cuban Missile Crisis SEQ: Impact of WWI and Hitler’s Germany

8 Geography GI : Choose 1 Qn from either Weather OR Tourism Structured Response Questions: Weather, Tourism, Plate Tectonics, food consumption from KQ1 only

9 Literature Elective: Fahrenheit 451, Unseen Poetry Elective: Fahrenheit 451, Unseen Poetry Core: Off Centre

10 Food & Nutrition Chapter 1: Energy Chapter 2 & 3: Meal planning, Nutritional tools, Nutritional needs Chapter 8: Meat & alternatives Chapter 10: Water-soluble vitamins Chapter 15: Pastry making

11 Art P2 Drawing and Painting

12 Art P3 1. Art as Narrative and Inspiration (ANI) artworks 2. Art as Expression and Identity (AEI) artworks (except Wassily Kandinsky)

NA

13 Design & Technology

Section 1 - Design Section 2 - Structure

Secondary 4 Normal Academic

Subject 4NA

1 English Language

Paper 2 (Compre and Summary)

2 Mathematics 1. Number and Algebra Numbers and their operations Ratio and proportion Percentage Rate and speed Algebraic expressions and formulae Functions and graphs Equations and inequalities 2. Geometry and Measurement Angles, triangles and polygons Congruence and similarity Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry Mensuration Coordinate Geometry 3. Statistics and Probability Data analysis Probability 4. Problems in Real-World Contexts 5. Reasoning and Communication

3a Science (Physics) 1. Units and Measurement 2. Kinematics 3. Dynamics 4. Mass, Weight and Density 5. Turning Effect of Forces 6. Pressure 7. Energy, Work and Power 8. Kinetic Model of Matter 9. Transfer of Thermal Energy 10. Thermal Properties of Matter 11. General Wave Properties 12. Electromagnetic Spectrum 13. Sound 14. Current of Electricity 15. D.C. Circuits

3b Science (Chemistry) 1. Experimental Chemistry 2. The Particulate Nature of Matter 3. Formulae and the Mole Concept 4. Acids, Bases and Salts 5. The Periodic Table 6. Metals 7. Air

4 Social Studies SBQ: Issue 1 - Citizenship & Governance Skills: Inference, Purpose, Reliability, Comparison & Evaluation SRQ - Issue 3 - Globalisation (Chp 8)

5 History SBQ: Stalin SEQ: Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations

6 Geography GI : Choose 1 question from Weather or Tourism Structured Response Questions: Weather & Climate, Tourism (Gateway 1&2) & Plate Tectonics.

7 Food & Nutrition Chapter 10 - Water Soluble Vitamins Chapter 11 - Minerals Chapter 12 - Dietary Fibre Chapter 14 - Heat Transfer & Methods of Cooking Chapter 15 - Batter

8 Art P2 Drawing and Painting

9 Design & Technology

Section 1 - Design Section 2 - Structure

10 Principles of Accounts 1. Financial statements with adjustments 2. Accounting theory and concepts 3. Depreciation

11 Mother Tongue Languages Paper 2: Reading Comprehension

Secondary 4 Normal Technical

Subject 4NT

1 English Language

Paper 1 and Paper 2 (Language Use and Compre I)

2 Mathematics NT-Level Paper 1 format (1h 30 min) 1. Number and Algebra Numbers and their operations Ratio and proportion Percentage Rate and speed Algebraic expressions and formulae Functions and graphs Solutions of equations 2. Geometry and Measurement Angles, triangles and polygons Symmetry, congruence and similarity Pythagoras' theorem Mensuration 3. Statistics and Probability Data analysis Probability 4. Problems derived from Real-World Contexts 5. Reasoning and Communication

3 Science NT Science Paper 2 1. Energy and its Uses 2 Energy transfer through Waves 3 Effects of Forces 4 Electricity 5 Sources of Electricity 6 Food Chemistry 7 Food Health and Safety 8 Digestion 9 Breathing 10 Fitness and Cardiac Health 11 Staying Healthy

4 Art P1 Art Task

5 Design & Technology

Section 1 - Design Section 2 - Electronics

6 Mother Tongue Languages

Paper 1: Reading Comprehension

7 Computer Applications

Inkscape, word processing and Powerpoint