BIFS Newsletter, 2016-04-22 (English)

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BIFS NEWSLETTERUnited in our Diversity, Thriving in our Individuality

Busan International Foreign Schoowww.bifskorea.org | [email protected] | T. 82 51 742 33

ISSUE 51, April 22, 2016

ContentsThis Coming Week at BIFSTue, Apr 26: Grade 5 ExhibitionThu, Apr 28: Interhouse Track & Field Carnival

Whole SchoolWhy Global Citizenship MattersPTA NewsTrack & Field Carnival – April 28Grease: The Musical! – April 28, 29NWEA MAP Testing for Grades 2–10Meeting the Norwegian Prime Minister!Whole School Art Show - May 3-13PTA International Day 2016 – May 7PTA International Day 2016 – Activities Information

0. PTA International Day 2016 – World Wheel of Fortune1. PTA International Day 2016 – Ticket Prepurchase2. BIFS Information Evening – May 123. ABRSM Practical Exams – May 17, 184. IT Services - New MacBooks Launched5. IT Services - Apple Computer Discounts

6. PE Uniform Shop7. BIFS Family Member ID Card Registration8. Assistance with a Research Targeted at Korean Parents9. Cafeteria Menu: April 25-29

Elementary SchoolThe Grade 5 PYP Exhibition Is Here! – April 26ES Student-Led Conferences & Gr 3-5 Basketball TournamentELC Parent Coffee: Play-Based LearningField TripUpcoming Elementary Events

Morning Break Snack AuditAuthor and Storyteller Visits in May

Middle School and High School2016-17 School Homeroom Schedule

For Your DiaryBIFS Annual Calendar 2015-16 & 2016-17

chool & Community Links

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ast week I discussed the concept of global citizenship and what it means to belong to the world. I shared thatlobal citizenship is the vehicle of internationalization and international education, and these are the tools toncourage students to consider their responsibilities to their communities, institutions, and society. This week, Iould like to build on this concept by addressing the question of “Why Global Citizenship Matters”.

believe we can agree that the concept of “Global Citizenship” covers a lot of ground. Thus, it is useful toonsider the term global citizenship as shorthand for the habits of mind and complex learning associated withlobal education. Why does this matter?

irst, a focus on global citizenship puts the spotlight on why internationalization is central to a quality educationnd emphasizes that internationalization is a means, not an end. Serious consideration of the goals of nternationalization makes student learning the key concern rather than counting inputs. Is this not why we wantach of our children to have an international education like what is provided at BIFS?

econd, there are significant benefits in encouraging students to consider their responsibilities to theirommunities and to the world redound to them, institutions, and society. Strengthening our commitment toerving society enriches our school and affirms its relevance and contributions to society, and ultimately benefits

ommunities and the lives of their members around the world.

hird, the concept of global citizenship creates conceptual and practical connections rather than cleavages. Theommonalities between what happens at home and "over there" become visible. What is most important is whate share in common, not our differences. The characteristics that human beings share are balanced against theifferences that are so conspicuous. On a practical level, global citizenship provides a concept that can createridges to inspire cultural empathy and intercultural competence.

am thankful that BIFS is so deeply committed to developing “global citizens” as our students will have theapacity and the competence to change the world! Go BIFS! Go Bears!

evin Bakeread of School

Whole SchoolWhy Global Citizenship Matters



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PTA Newsnternational Day is TWO weeks away! Please sign up to staff the ticketing booth, World Wheelf Fortune, drink booth and ELC Mini world booth. High school students can volunteer too!ollow the link to sign up. Help make International Day a success!

Another main attraction at International Day is the World Wheel of Fortune. Atthe wheel you can win a gift basket. We ask members of our school

community to donate gifts to include in these gift baskets with the theme of their home country or an international theme. Think of what kind of goodiesyou could donate. We have 16 baskets signed up. Looking for 60 total. Here'san example from last year. You can sign up here:www.SignUpGenius.com/go/20F0945A8AC2BA5FE3-world

PTA PresidentJoy Priedeman

ttp://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c094aaaad2aa6ff2-international

ext Friday, 29 April is the deadline for International Day pre-ticket sales. Remember to return the form! Yourhildren will thank you on International Day!

Track & Field Carnival – April 28his coming Thursday (April 28th), all students from grades 3-10 will be participating in our annual Track andield Carnival at Sajik Asiad Auxiliary Stadium. Electives will be cancelled so all participants will ride the late bome at 4:30pm. If your son or daughter cannot attend the event, students will be required to remain at homes there will not be any classes on this day.

arents are welcome to come cheer on the BIFS community. Students will be competing in at least 3 events byrade level and house. Check out what your son or daughter have signed up for: Track and Field sign up

tudents are reminded to dress in their PE clothes and in their house colors. Please bring a refillable waterottle, snacks and/or lunch (if you do not receive the school lunch), sunscreen, hat and lots of energy! Topompetitors will be invited to compete in the International Track and Field Meet with 5 other schools onuesday, May 31st, 2016.

or any conflicts or questions, please contact Ms. Plicka at [email protected] rg.

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Grease: The Musical! – April 28, 29emember Sandy and Danny, the T-birds and Pink Ladies, Rydell High and the Hand-jive? Of course you canng by heart memorable songs such as Summer Nights, Beauty School Dropout, We Go Together and thenforgettable You’re the One that I Want. So, come along and watch the first fully student-led, student-directednd student-produced theater performance at BIFS.... Grease: The Musical!! Enjoy a night of laughs, songs andrama of this classic and legendary musical. BIFS students have worked hard for the past five months and wishor you to come and enjoy the entertainment of this timeless play. It will surely be a night to remember!!

he show is for two nights only! Productions will be held on Thursday, April 28th and Friday, April 29th at 7:00m in the 5th floor Assembly Hall of the Middle/High School (C5.1) . Tickets will be sold at 3,000 won for studentnd 5,000 won for adults; ELC students will be able to enter for free. All money from ticket sales will be used to

upport the Busan Soup Kitchen and local community.

lease click on the link (https://goo.gl/7DS7MO ) to order your tickets! You can pay and collect the tickets fromhe 1st floor cafe in C building, or pay for it at the door on performance nights! We look forward to seeing yound showing you what we have worked so hard on!!

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NWEA MAP Testing for Grades 2 - 10uring April and May, children in grades 2 - 9 will take tests called Measures of Academic Progress ® (MAP®

We give MAP tests as a measure of individual student instructional levels, to measure individual academicrowth from year-to-year, and as a reflective tool on our programs in the areas of mathematics, reading, andnguage usage.

MAP tests are unique in that they are computerized and adapt to be appropriate for each child’s level of arning. When taking a MAP® test, the difficulty of each question is based on how well a student answers all of

he previous questions. As the student answers correctly, questions become more difficult. If the student answersncorrectly, the questions become easier. In an optimal test, a student answers approximately half the itemsorrectly and half incorrectly. The final score is an estimate of the student’s achievement level. As a result, each

udent has the same opportunity to succeed and maintain a positive attitude toward testing.

ver the next few days, your child will spend a total of about three hours completing these tests. Following thesting period, you will receive a report showing your child’s growth. For more information on resources forarents, we encourage you to download the Parent Toolkit here . The toolkit includes information on how the

MAP is run and scored, as well as tips for parents to support their child at home.

MAP Schedulerade 2: Apr 26, 28, 29 Grade 3: May 2, 4, 6rade 4: Apr 25, 27, May 2 Grade 5: May 16, 18, 19

rade 6-10: May 9, 10, 12

Meeting the Norwegian Prime Minister!ohanne, Nina and Jeni from Grade 12 were fortunate to get thepportunity to meet with the Norwegian Prime Minister lastaturday. The Norwegian red-pants Johanne and Nina wore as aart of their Norwegian "russ" graduation tradition caught thettention of Ms. Solberg's secretary, who then managed to get theirls in to Park Hyatt Hotel to meet the Prime Minister.

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Whole School Art Show - May 3 - 13he Visual Art department will be holding a Whole School Art Show from May 3 - 13. Select works fromindergarten to Grade 12 can be viewed on the 2nd floor walkways of both B and C buildings. Please come and

elebrate the art of our young BIFS artists!

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PTAInternational Day 2016 – May 7

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PTA International Day 2016 – Activities Information

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PTA International Day 2016 – Activities Information

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PTA International Day 2016 – World Wheel of Fortune

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PTA International Day 2016 – Ticket Prepurchase

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BIFS Information Evening for Korean Parents – May 12

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We are holding a BIFS Information Evening for Korean parents at Haeundae I’Park on Thursday, May 12 from:00 to 8:30pm. The event will be run in Korean to cater to Korean prospective parents. Please spread the newsnd invite your Korean friends to the event!

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As we reach the end of the year, some parents are contacting the IT Services team foradvice about laptop purchases for next year, and we are happy to help.

IT Services has negotiated a range of discounted prices and trade-in deals on Applproducts for staff and students at BIFS, from our Apple equipment vendor, ComIT.

avings are typically around 12% for MacBook laptops and iMacs, 11% on Mac Minis, 8% on iPad Airs, and 6n iPad Minis.

o view a list of available products and order, please visit the following web addresses:

ttp://bit.ly/itservices-apple-listttp://bit.ly/itservices-order-formttp://bit.ly/itservices-order-kr (Korean)

ttp://bit.ly/itservices-apple-tradein (Trade-in prices)

you have any questions, please email [email protected] .

ABRSM Practical Exams – May 17, 18

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he Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) Practical Exams will be held here at school onuesday May 17 and Wednesday May 18 in C5.5.

T Services - Apple Computer Discounts

T Services - New MacBooks Launched

Many of our students purchase MacBooks to use at school - please be aware that Apple has just announced

pdates to their MacBook and MacBook Air models, and we are expecting these to be available for purchase inorea shortly.

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PE Uniform ShopWe did some SPRING CLEANINGin the PE Uniform Shop over Spring Break!! ALLCOLD WEATHER CLOTHI

AS BEEN CLEARANCE PRICED

Polar Fleece Vests, Fleece Tops, Fleece Pants,Tracksuit Jackets and Tracksuit Pants

NOW 10,000 won each

BIFS Bears Gray and White Hoodies(sizes limited)NOW 20,000 won each

BIFS BeaniesNOW 6,000 won each

BIFS blanketsNOW 35,000 won each

All sales are final No refunds will be given

HE PE UNIFORM SHOP is open Monday through Thursday!Please check the calendar on the BIFS website forctual shop hours each week. Note: Shop hours are determined by the availability of our volunteers!

All general information regarding PE Uniforms can be found under the “life at BIFS” tabon the BIFS website!

OOKING FOR A VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY AT SCHOOL?Sign up NOW for next school year and spend aay or two getting your feet wet (training) in May!! Our volunteers are generally scheduled 8:30-12 or 12-3:30wice each month (but we are flexible)!! We won’t turn anyone away! Volunteers in the PE Uniform Shop have aegular schedule so it is easy to plan around. For more information about volunteering in the PE Uniform Shop,ontact Dee Baker at [email protected] rg.

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BIFS Family Member ID Card RegistrationWe would like to ask for your cooperation in registering BIFS Family Member ID Cards. Please register youards with the security office at the front gate when visiting BIFS, and don’t forget to register your attendance bylacing your card at the card reader when you enter and exit. This is for security purposes and to help usccount for all visitors in case of fire or other evacuation. Thank you in advance for your support andnderstanding.

Master’s student in International Education at the University of Bath in the UK is currently conducting a small-

cale research project with the aim of ascertaining why Korean families and/or international families com prisinne foreign and one South Korean parent might send their children to international schools within South Koreas opposed to state institutions in the country or international schools abroad. Please rest assured that anynformation disclosed in the survey will be used only for the purpose of the research, and the findings will bevailable to BIFS.

you would like to help with the research, please fill in the questionnaire:ttps://docs. google.com/forms/d/1Bzy8gxN964pdp1Kh7SoUnMYfKwAUIS0VmKBzJLkJfSw/viewform

Assistance with a Research Targeted at Korean Parents

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Cafeteria Menu: April 25-29

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We serve brunch buffet or international buffet every 3rd Thursday of a month.

Sandwich Bar

Lunch Menu



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Elementary SchoolThe Grade 5 PYP Exhibition Is Here! – April 26

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he grade 5 students worked like little ants this week to be ready for presenting their Primary Years Programxhibition. They wrote, typed, printed, cut, organized and glued their findings, action and evidence on theiroards to complete their booths. In between all this busyness they also took action based on what they learned,reating flyers, posters, speeches or meeting with important role-players.

We would like to invite all community members to our Exhibition Presentation on Tuesday 26 April at 5:00pm inhe Elementary Assembly Hall . Come celebrate our students’ learning with us!

he Exhibition booths will also be on display from the 22nd to the 28th of April , so please feel free to drop bynytime to learn about our students’ inquiries into real-life issues, their findings and how they are trying to makedifference.

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The Grade 5 PYP Exhibition Is Here! – April 26

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The Grade 5 PYP Exhibition Is Here! – April 26

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KG-5 Student-Led Conferences and Grades 3-5 Basketball Tournamentlease join us on May 3 to celebrate a year of learning and accomplishments (Grades KG-5), and to watch somenvigorating rounds of basketball (Grades 3-5). BIFS will play host to eight schools in the basketball tournament,nd we will schedule the student games around the Student-Led Conferences schedule. Please see theamphlet for the Student-Led Conference schedule. Basketball schedule to come shortly.

We are encouraging all parents to attend the conferences. Please RSVP your attendance. An email from theffice will be sent out to you today.

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ELC Parent Coffee – Play-Based Learninghank you to all the parents who participated in our information session about play-based learning inindergarten and ELC. Some of the key points during the session were:Learning happens in a social context.Play is one of the most important ways children inquire about the world around them.Research supports that play is a vital force for physical, social and emotional development.The way we structure the environment supports the quality of interactions and relationships we have withchildren.IB’s Approaches to Learning supports play-based learning.

lease find the presentation slides used here: http://bit. ly/1qDl40J

KG-5 Student-Led Conferences and Grades 3-5 Basketball Tournament

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ELC Student-Led Conferenceslease join our ELC students for conferences on Tuesday, May 10. More details to follow soon.

Field Tripower elementary – students from Kindergarten to Grade 2 enjoyed a day out at the new Kidzania in Centumity. The students had lots of fun trying out all the different jobs offered by the theme park and making theirwn money to spend. "I learned how to fly an airplane" - David. "I tried to do my best in doing the jobs correctke in K-pop dancing" - Andrine. I felt like a real exterminator in Kidzania" - Felix. "I used a firehose to take oue fire' - David. "I wondered if I can go back to Kidzania because it was too fun..." - Rene.

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nne Sweetementary School Principal

Leda CedoPYP Coordinator

Upcoming Elementary EventsDate/Time Event Details

r 26, 5:00-7:00 Grade 5 Exhibition Please join us to see the incredible local issues, researchand actions our Grade 5 students have engaged in duringtheir Exhibition unit

r 28, all day Interhouse Track and Field Event Grades 3-5 will attend the BIFS Track and Field eventSajik Stadium

r 29, 2:35-3:15 Elementary Assembly Art Exhibition of Grade 3 student artwork connected ttheir Unit of Inquiry

ay 3 Student-Led Conferences Families join their children during a portion of the day asthe children share learning from their homeroom andspecialist classes. A schedule will be sent home soon.

ay 3 Basketball Tournament Grades 3-5 Basketball with neighboring schools, hosted atBIFS

ay 5 No School Children’s Dayay 6, 2:35-3:15 Elementary Assembly Visiting author/illustrator Yangsook Choi will pres

during the assemblyay 9-10 Visiting Storyteller

ay 12-13 Grade 4 Camp Grade 4 goes on an overnight camp to Tongyeongay 20, 9:30-12:00 Cross-Cultural Day BIFS Elementary hosts the Japanese and Millak Schools f

cultural performances and activitiesay 20, 2:35-3:15 Elementary Assembly Kindergarten assemblyay 27, 2:35-3:15 Elementary Assembly Grade 4R assemblyne 3, 2:35-3:15 Elementary Assembly Grade 5 will perform a debate as part of their research

and learning about energy sourcesne 3 Electives End Last day for ES Electives - all students depart at 3:3

during the last week of schoolne 7 ES Water Sports Day Grades KG-5ne 9, 1:30-2:30 Grade 5 Graduation The community is invited to attend the Grade 5

Graduation celebrationne 10 Last Day of School Noon dismissal for all students; no lunch provided

Summer holidays! We will miss you!!

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Middle School and High School2016-17 School Homeroom Schedule

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ach middle and high school student has a Homeroom classroom that they visit each day for thirty minutes.ext year Homeroom will take place at the end of the day. During this time, the homeroom teacher will support

nd guide each student through the academic and social demands of the middle and high school. Each weekudents will receive one lesson from their Homeroom teacher and one lesson from the Counsellor or PEeacher. Also, students will have the opportunity to complete assignments/homework two blocks per week.

r Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Students: Homework,assignment preparation,long-term academicplanning, calendar checkin, reading (& E-Folio)

HR Teacher: CheckingManageBac/assistingwith developing actionplans/supporting and

counseling/documentingstudent progress forgrade level meetings

Counsellor: LessonPE Teacher: HealthyLiving Lesson(each with half of thegrade then switch)

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Steps Lesson

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016-17 School Homeroom Schedule

Students: Homework,assignment preparation,long-term academicplanning, calendar checkin, reading (& E-Folio)

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016-17 School Homeroom Scheduler Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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Teacher: CheckingManageBac/assisting

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For Your Diary

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May 20162nd-20 th • IBDP Exams

3rd • ES Student-Led Conferences

5th • Children's day - No School

6th • Visiting Author ES Assembly (YangsookChoi)

7th • PTA International Day

9th-10th • ES Visiting Storytellers

9th-13rd • PTA Teacher Appreciation Week

10th • ELC Student-Led Conferences

11th • SKAC MS Boys BBall @ BIFS

• SKAC MS Girls BBall @ BFS

• BIFS Parent Workshop

• PTA Meeting

12th-13th • Grade 4 Camp

12th • BIFS Information Evening @ Marine City

13th • HS Assembly

14th • KISAC MS Blue BBall @ BISC & DCSL

17th-20 th • Grade 11 Final Exams

17th-18th • ABRSM Practical Exams

18th • ES Parent Coffee

19th • BIFS Information Evening @ UNIST

20th-22nd • KISAC MS Red Bball @ KIS Jeju

20th • ES Cross Cultural Day

21st • Global Gathering

23rd • Life After BIFS Event - Grade 12

25th • MHS Parent Coffee

27th • G12 Graduation

31st • International Track & Field Meet

April 201622nd • ES - Exhibition Assembly (for students)

• Grade 4 Field Trip to Beomeosa Temple

22nd-23 rd • KISAC HS Soccer (RED)

23rd • KISAC Blue Grade 6 & 7 BBall @ DCSL

• SKAC MS BBall (Divisional) @ ISK

25th • Grade 9 Film Gala26th • Grade 5 Exhibition (for parents)

27th • MHS Parent Coffee

• Grade 8 High School Transition and ArtsCourse Selection

• Grade 9 Film Gala

28th • Interhouse Track and Field @ SajickStadium

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Greese Production29th • SKAC Arts Festival @ GPA

• ES Assembly

30th • KISAC HS Blue Soccer @ CI



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BIFS Newsletter, 2016-04-22 (English)

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