Koobits visits Hope Christian High School
Koobits visits Hope Christian High School Last October 15, visitors from Koobits, Senior Education Consultant Meng Hui Lee and Education…
More Than Music: Learning to Express, Connect, and Create
More Than Music: Learning to Express, Connect, and Create Music is one of the things that children love to do.…
For People, the Planet, and Prosperity: Lower Primary Literacy Week Celebration
For People, the Planet, and Prosperity: Lower Primary Literacy Week Celebration Literacy is more than just reading and writing. It…
Learning Through Tea, Tradition, and Togetherness
Learning Through Tea, Tradition, and Togetherness Our Grade 1 pupils enjoyed a delightful Tea Party where learning came to life…
Lower Primary Unit 1 Learning Highlights
Lower Primary Unit 1 Learning Highlights A few weeks into the school year, and our lower primary students are already…
HCHS ends SY, recognizes academic and non-academic achievers
HCHS ends SY, recognizes academic and non-academic achievers The High School and Elementary Departments of Hope Christian High School officially…
Preschoolers close the school year with a musical journey
Preschoolers close the school year with a musical journey Kinder, Junior Kinder and Nursery students took the Theater Hall stage…
HCHS kindergartners cap off their preschool years
HCHS kindergartners cap off their preschool years Forty-nine students from Kinder Faithfulness, Gentleness and Goodness officially completed their preschool journey…
Together In Play & Learning
Together In Play & Learning Our Nursery parents took time throughout the school year to join our classes and engage…
Junior Kinder: This is Learning
Junior Kinder: This is Learning This is how our Junior Kinder learns.Learning happens through discovery and exploration.It’s okay to be…
Hope PYP Students as Leaders of Learning
To culminate their IB-PYP learning journey, students need to participate in the PYP Exhibition (PYPX). The PYPX aims to engage the students in an in-depth and collaborative inquiry on issues around the world. It allows the students to demonstrate their skills in research, problem-solving, collaboration, and critical thinking. This event allows the students to translate what they learn into practice. This year’s PYP Exhibition focuses on the central idea that “Significant events raise influential people who help address recurring issues that have local and global impacts”, which was done virtually. Articles and videos of different real-life issues were provided to help them decide on their topic of interest. The grade 6 learners chose to work on and explored the following topics: “Health”, “Pollution”, “Climate Change”, “Poverty”, “Racism”, “Nature” and “Education in the New Normal”. PYPX mentors were also carefully selected to help guide the students as they dig deeper into their chosen topic. The grade 6 learners investigated, collaborated, and connected with different people who specialize or are actively involve in their chosen topic of interest. Students came up with a plan of actions (solutions) feasible for implementation and employed the power of media to reach out and connect to more people. Some groups utilized awareness campaigns like blogs, Instagram, Facebook page, and conducted zoom meetings with other students. Others take part in becoming a solution to the issues – they planted trees, segregated trash, and make recycling a habit. A handful coordinated with para-organizations for their action plan. At the end of their PYP journey, students not only become more knowledgeable but have become more active, caring, and responsible individuals as they create new learnings.