Parent HugS #2 - Old Chang Kee (Thank yous)

The students have sent their Thank-yous in cards.

We are so touched and impressed by the creativity and the thought that was put in the designing of the cards.  Here are the cards, which we would like to share with you.



3 Grace (1st card), front page





3 Grace (1st card), back page



3 Grace (2nd card)

 

3 Endurance


 

3 Devotion (front page)



3 Devotion (inside page)





3 Devotion (back page)



3 Faith (1st card)



3 Faith (2nd card)
















































 

3 Blessing 1



3 Blessing 2

3 Agape

2 Blessing





2 Devotion







2 Grace



1 Faith



1 Grace

PSG T-Shirt

PSG T-shirt is on sale now!

It is a cotton polo T-shirt, dark navy blue, with yellow trimming at its collar and sleeves. On one of the sleeves, "Team-PSG" is embroidered.  A photo of the T-shirt is below.

The school will be issuing order forms through the students, for parents who are interested.  Please note that all proceeds of the T-shirts will go to the PSG Fund, which is used to support PSG Activities.

Cost : S$25 each
Payment can be made by cash / cheque, through the form teacher.

PSG Prayer Group

PSG Prayer Group invites all Parents for its monthly prayer sessions.

Prayer Group will meet every first Tuesday of the month, from 7.30am - 8.30am. 
Our first prayer meeting will be on Tuesday, 5th July.

Please come and join us in prayer for the school, teachers and the students, as well as fellow-parents.

If you wish to join us, please send us an email at psg@preshigh.edu.sg.

We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday!

Parent HugS #2 - Old Chang Kee

Date : 20th May 2011

Due to popular demand, the 2nd event of Parent HugS of 2011 was curry puffs from Old Chang Kee.  Here are some photos of that day.

Yummy!

Photos by Mrs Ailene Ng

The 5 Love languages Seminar, Sat 4th June 2011

Dr Gary Chapman, wrote in his book "The 5 Love Languages", that there are 5 key categories,through which people show their love.

Do you know what is your love language?  Do you know that of your spouse and your child? 

Why is it important to know this love language? 

Dr Chapman wrote:

Kids desperately need to know how much you love them.  But if you don't know their special "love languages" you might as well be speaking gibberish.  Every child (like every adult) expresses and receives love best through one of the five communication styles.

In other words, we need to know how best to show our love in the manner that is easily received by our spouse and our children.  For example, if your spouse is shy and do not express his love so obviously, he is most likely to appreciate your express demonstration of your love.  Dr Chapman says that people are usually drawn to those who speak a different love language than their own.  So know yourself - which love language appeals to you;  know your spouse and child - which love language do they appreciate, so that you and your loved ones' emotional needs can be fulfilled.

The 5 Love Languages Seminar is jointly organised by PHS and PSG.

Date : Sat, 4th June

Time : 9.30am to 1.30pm

Venue : Chapel (AMK Presbyterian Church, located within PHS compound)

Speaker : Rev Wee Meng Yeow, Chaplain of PHS and pastor of True Grace Presbyterian Church

Programme of the Seminar:

9.15 am       Registration
9.30 am      Seminar Part 1
10.30 am    Tea Break
11.00 am     Seminar Part 2
12.00 pm    Q and A, Survey
12.30 pm     Light Lunch

Cost : $12 per person / $20 per couple (inclusive of lunch)

Your child has been given a circular, with a participation slip.  Please complete the participation slip (together with the payment) and hand it to your child's form teacher.

Deadline of participation slip/payment : Mon, 23rd May

For enquiries, please contact :

• Mr Julian Lau, HOD of Pupil Development (64543722 ext 230), or
• Mrs Jenny Chin, PSG Chairperson (email : psg@preshigh.edu.sg)

All proceeds will go towards funding of PSG activities.

We highly encourage your participation as this event is a very interesting one!

East Coast Beach clean-up

On 28th March

Here are some photos on CIP East Coast Beach clean-up.  Looks like the students are having fun!
It can be hard work, picking the discarded garbage left by beach-goers, who have no thought of the environment.

Next time, when we visit a place - be it the beach or a park - spare a thought for other visitors, environment, etc.  Do we litter at our own home?  I think not.  So we shouldn't litter at public places.

Photo credits : Mrs Noriko Ide