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Volume 13 No. 8 A. Y. 2019—2020

September 27, 2019

Supervised by: Southville International School and Colleges

Website: smc.edu.ph; Email Address: [email protected]

Students and Parents’ Bulletin

Roman Cruz Ave. Soldiers Hills Village Muntinlupa City

Tel. Nos.: 862-3036 Telefax: 862-1976; Mobile Nos.: 0920-8512554/0905-3290798

Value of the Month: “Establishing Healthy Relationships”

Value of the Week: “Growing in Confidence, Assertiveness in Maintaining Healthy Relationships”

Grade school student wins gold in national

taekwondo tourney

South Mansfield students are not only proficient in academics and values. Our

athletes have also been winning in basketball, volleyball, futsal and in other

sports in inter-school competitions.

Most recently, Jose Iñigo D. Barbosa (Grade 3) participated and won Gold

Medal in the 2019 National Age Group Taekwondo Championships last

September 8, 2019 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.

Iñigo dominated over several participating schools and players in Boys

Category.

Iñigo was trained by Coach Danica Justo.

Royals’ iconic building to

house the gym will soon

rise

In line with the Management’s mandate to provide world-class facilities

for students, construction of the five-story building will soon commence

after years of planning, negotiations and documentation. The iconic

building will house the Royals Gym and classrooms.

Last September 06, 2019, the school’s engineers and members of the

management met with bidders to discuss the specifications of the

infrastructure project. Construction will start late October or early

November of this year.

Meeting with the Bidders Site Visit

Theme of

the YEAR:

“Live the

A.V.I.D.

through

Academic

Rigor,

Growth

Mindset,

and Grit”

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Value of the Month: “Establishing Healthy Relationships”

Value of the Week: “Growing in Confidence, Assertiveness in Maintaining Healthy Relationships”

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all Grade 3-4

parents and guardians who attended the Curriculum Night last September 20,

2019.

Our strong home-school collaboration will lead us

towards achieving academic rigor for our students this

academic year.

Your effort and enthusiasm serve as a spark for a stronger partnership towards the holistic development of our

students.

SMC celebrates Math,

Science, and Nutrition month

September marks the celebration of Math, Science, and Nutrition

in South Mansfield College. This is a wonderful avenue for

students to increase their awareness of the breadth of the study

of Math and Science. Grade school students enjoyed the salad

making and sandwich making activity while high school students

participated in the food preparation contest. Moreover, students

undertook activities in their math and science classes such as

trivia, quiz bee, and Science amazing experiments. High school

students had Science Quiz Bee and Science Fair to stimulate

their interest for these disciplines.

Early dismissal on

October 04

In order for our passionate and caring teachers to enjoy the special day for them, students will be dismissed early on October 4, 2019 following this schedule:

Pre-School (AM&PM combined )—11:00 am

Grade 1-2—11:30 am

Grade 3-6—12:00 nn

Grade 7-12—12:30 pm

SMC honors its teachers on Teacher’s Day

Why do we celebrate Teacher’s Day?

For innumerable reasons, this special day celebrates

the painstaking efforts of our teachers who dreamt of

pursuing the future by guiding children.

A teacher is a friend, philosopher, and guide who holds our

hand, opens our mind, and touches our heart. The

contribution of a teacher cannot be ignored at all. In many

countries across the world, teacher's day is a special day

where teachers of schools, colleges, and universities are

honored specially.

On October 04, 2019, our teachers will be treated with

massage and relaxation with sumptuous meal. They will also

play games and sing their hearts out through our got talent

and videoke challenge. A movie room will also be allotted for

the teachers to enjoy their favorite films.

Principal/School Head

October Activities

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Theme of

the YEAR:

“Live the

A.V.I.D.

through

Academic

Rigor,

Growth

Mindset,

and Grit”

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October 04 World Teachers’ Day

October 05 Caregivers, Drivers, Bus Operators,

and Concessionaires’ Seminar

October 07 Start of After-School Programs

(ASP); HS Preventive Discipline

Seminar

October 11 Uninterrupted Sustained Silent

Reading (USSR); Grade 7-8

Curriculum Night

October 12 ECED Painting with the Family

October 18 Grade 9-11 Curriculum Night

October 22-24 FIRST TERM EXAMS

(Grade 1-10)

October 21-25 SHS Pre-Final Exams

October 30 Parade of Nations (PON)

October 31 Start of Midyear Break

ECED Visit to PAF Aerospace

Museum

Curriculum Night

Bonding with the Family

On maintaining an open line of communication

It is always SMC’s goal to strengthen home -school collaboration as

partners in the holistic development of our students. This is made

possible by having an open line of communication to be able to address

concerns regarding the curriculum, instruction and assessment.

Here are 3 tips on how to maintain an open line of communication:

1. Write notes in the diary. Your comments and suggestions as well as

words of commendation to a teacher and the school can be best written

in the diary for quick response and action.

2. Set an appointment with the concerned teacher and the immediate head. It

is highly appreciated if issues can be addressed directly to the concerned teacher as

well as his/her immediate head rather than through the social media sites. This is to

ensure that concerns can be pinpointed and action plans are developed from the

concerted effort between the teacher and the parent.

3. Set for a one-on-one appointment with the Deputy Principal or Principal. If

you think that issues or concerns raised have not been addressed, you may set an

appointment for a one-on-one meeting with the Deputy Principal or Principal. Please

set an appointment through the PR Office.

PS Mufti Day—Careers