Friday, 1 April 2016

ASTRONOMICALLY FUN SCIENCE THEME          Written by: Teacher Siti Sarah Hasbullah               

31 March 2016


R1 Students blasted off to outer space to explore astronomy in this week’s (Week 13) Astronomy Science Theme. Using a combination of demonstrations, storytelling, and art project students are invited to observe the differences between day sky and night sky, learned about celestial objects like stars, moon and sun, and also identified planets in the solar system.



They had a fun time pinpointing the names and parts of rockets besides getting to know their respective function (e.g. window: to see stars outside; exhaust: for fire and smoke to go out; etc.). An equally exciting time continued when they were designing their own ‘Toilet Roll Rocket’ using arts and craft items like toilet paper tube, construction papers, aluminium foil, scissors, glue, crepe papers and stickers. The decorations for this art project were purposely made in different 2D shapes which they've learned before during their maths lesson.


All in all, it had been cosmic fun to learn about the outer space. Students not only reviewed their mathematics lesson, but also improved upon their vocabularies and practice their fine motor skills. Till we launch to other exciting learning adventures, this is Space Commander Sarah signing off.



Japanese Lunch Implementation

Inspired by one of the schools in Japan, Alhamdu lillaah we have successfully implemented the Japanese lunch style in Greenview Bangi.
                   
What is the Japanese lunch style?







For this lunch concept, the students were taught to be responsible during the lunch hour by setting up, serving, cleaning up and doing whatever necessary for the smoothness of food distribution amongst their class members. Lunch hour is no longer just a lunch time; it is now part of a lesson that is taught in Greenview.
 As Greenview teachers, nothing makes us happier than seeing students develop a sense of responsibility which indirectly promotes character building. The biggest achievement for this implemented activity is that the students have so much fun carrying out the tasks that are assigned to them.

Mrs Adibah

 School Coordinator

Wednesday, 30 March 2016

Job Vacancy

As Salam. Good Afternoon.

Job Vacancy : Bahasa Malaysia Teacher

Job Description
-To teach primary/secondary students - IGCSE curriculum
-To be able to plan lessons and organise teaching materials accordingly
-To adopt and work towards the implementation of the school policies and development
-To assess, record and report on students' progress periodically
-To provide and contribute oral and written assessments, reports and references

Requirements

-Minimum diploma/degree in teaching Bahasa Malaysia or a relevant discipline
-Previous working experience in a school would be a definite advantage
-Possess good command of spoken and written Bahasa Malaysia and English
-Good computer skills especially in Microsoft Office
-Possess good organization, interpersonal and communication skills
-Able to work independently and multi-tasking


Interested candidates please send your full CV to greenviewhr@gmail.com

Sunday, 27 March 2016

Job Vacancy

As Salam. Good Afternoon.

Job Vacancy : Lab Assistant

Job Description

-Preparing equipment & material as requested by teaching staff
-Maintaining a central log of what teaching staff require & all stock
-Assisting with equipment as required by teaching staff
-Packing up & cleaning equipment after each class plus making sure all are in good conditions
-Assisting teaching staff to establish & maintain appropriate health & safety conditions in laboratories,preparation rooms & store rooms

Requirements

-Minimum diploma in Science or in a relevant discipline
-Previous working experience in a school and/or laboratory would be a definite advantage
-Possess good command of spoken and written English and Bahasa Malaysia.
-Good computer skills especially in Microsoft Office
-Possess good organization, interpersonal and communication skills
-Able to work independently and multi-tasking


Interested candidates please send your full CV to greenviewhr@gmail.com

Wednesday, 23 March 2016

Hanan Al Hroub is a Palestinian teacher who just won a $1m global teaching prize recently. In her speech, she emphasised that teachers could change the world.’
How could actually teachers do that?  Listen to this speech by Lily Eskelsen about what teachers do all day.




Submitted by Foundation teachers. 

Tuesday, 1 March 2016




“From a small seed, a mighty trunk may grow”

As a foundation teacher, I always deal with kids. Whenever I teach them, I will make sure I will set the right intention of educating them to become not just better people but look at them as one day, they're going to be either a prime minister, a doctor, a teacher etc.. Somebody that is going to manage this world one day, Insha Allah.

That’s the main reason I paste this quote for Greenview teachers and even myself, to remind one another and  also, for students to know that they’re here in Greenview learning to be a khalifah (leader) one day, Inshaa Allah


Ms Akmar