The Borneo Post

SMK St Anthony embarks on programme to produce excellent students

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SARIKEI : SMK St Anthony here is embarking on a programme to produce students who can excel in both academics and co-curricular activities.

Under the programme, the school is allocating time for additional classes for students who will be sitting for public examinatio­ns in a particular year apart from organising motivation programmes and excellence workshop, its principal Vincent Liong said.

Teachers will also have to adjust their style of teaching to suit the needs of their students, he added.

According to Liong, this year alone the school has already organised 30 workshops to help prepare its Forms 3, 5 and Upper 6 students for their PT3, SPM and STPM examinatio­ns respective­ly.

He added that parents, through the Parent-Teacher Associatio­n (PTA) were also playing their part to ensure the school maintain its excellent record in every field.

He cited the organising of a Hari Permaufaka­tan Ibu Bapa at the school last Friday which he officiated at.

“The programme, organised twice a year is meant for the teachers to discuss with parents the performanc­e of their children and at the same time find ways to address their shortcomin­gs or weaknesses,” he explained.

On the co-curriculum, Liong said that the school accorded due attention in that aspect as it could impart leadership skills and social values to the students.

To provide more options for the students to indulge in cocurricul­ar activities, the school planned to reactivate the cultural dance group; 24 drum group; Lion Dance group and Chinese Classical group, he added.

The school’s PTA chairperso­n Maureen Chua who is also the programme organising chairperso­n, called on the parents to give their full co-operation to the teachers in order to achieve their objectives.

“The ultimate purpose of Hari Permaufaka­tan is to provide a platform for teachers and parents to assess the performanc­e of their children and look into ways to address their weaknesses,” she reiterated.

About 700 parents turned up to discuss the performanc­e of their children with the teachers.

 ??  ?? Parents and teachers during the opening ceremony of the Hari Permaufaka­tan Ibu Bapa programme.
Parents and teachers during the opening ceremony of the Hari Permaufaka­tan Ibu Bapa programme.
 ??  ?? Students and parents (facing camera) in a discussion with a teacher.
Students and parents (facing camera) in a discussion with a teacher.

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