W6 Seminar for Parents

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Name of Team
RC
Title of Project
W6 Seminar for Parents
Facilitator
Agnes Ng, Seck Moy, PSG
Team Leader
Agnes Ng and Seck Moy
Secretary
Serena
Members
Chua Mei Hong, Mark Shone, Sarah Birchwood and Saw Pei Lin
PSG
Initiated on (date)
Jan 2013
Completion date
This is a series of seminars; 2 completed in 2013 (Apr and Sep)
Objectives/Targets
To provide a platform for parents to learn from both the expert speakers and each other.
To provide a platform for parents to support each other.
To provide a platform for parents from the Cluster Schools to support each other, as well as for NYGH to share our good practices with the Cluster Schools
Implementation Process
-         To gather the support of PSG and W6 Cluster school
-         To support with publicity materials (Facebook, brochure, logo)
-         To work with the parents for meaningful topics for the seminars
-         To source for good speakers
-         To implement the talks and to review each talk
Extent of Improvement/
Targets met
Talks have received very good feedback.
Seminar One
Mean ratings for speakers out of 5
Speaker 1 (Wendy Wan) – 4.7
Speaker 2 (Belinda Charles) – 4.7
100% of the participants found this seminar helpful.
Seminar Two
Mean ratings for speakers out of 5
EL Speaker (Karen Tan) – 4.6
100% of the participants found this seminar
CL Speaker (Alice Koh) – 4.1
92% of the participants found this seminar

The school also received positive comments via email directly from parents from both NYGH and the Cluster Schools

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