Our Kindergarten is going to hold the 47th Graduation Ceremony at Kwai Tsing Theater on the 27th June, 2023 (Tuesday). All parents are welcomed to participate in this Graduation Ceremony. Due the limited seats of the theater, our kindergarten will first reserve the seats for K3 parents, then K2 and K1 parents. In order to facilitate the preparation of the ceremony, parents can now reserve the tickets.
Preschooler tooth decay or early childhood caries are common dental diseases. There is a report stated that approximate half of the Hong Kong five years old children are having early childhood caries, besides that there are more than 90 percent of children are not yet accepting for any treatment. Early childhood caries could cause dental pain and infection, when there is severe early childhood caries, the bacteria may spread to the pulp, and gradually become tooth abscess. The more important is the damage teeth may seriously affect children absorb nutrient, which may affect children’s health. Based on the information above, our kindergarten is participating the program, “The Hong Kong Jockey Club Early Childhood Dental care”, which is organized by The University of Hong Kong Faculty of Dentistry and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. The dental check-up service is provided for our students, which may have dental check-up and control the decay situation and stop the decay situation from getting worse. This program is for free and voluntary. Now we are inviting parents and your child to participate to this program.
“The Hong Kong Jockey Club Early Childhood Dental care” Program details as the followings:
Date: 19th May, 2023 (Friday)
Time: 9:00 am.to 12:00 noon.
Venue: Our kindergarten
Fee: Free
Remarks:(1) The dental check-up day may provide a parent talk of “Oral health education”
(2) Dental check-up and use Silver Diamine Fluoride to treat dental caries
(3) provide personal inquiries for parent whose child is suffering in severe tooth decay
To cooperate with the theme of the kindergarten ‘Spring’. A visit to 【Hong Kong Flower Show】will be held on 15th March 2023 (Wednesday) to let students have a chance to explore and widen their horizons. Students’ awareness of environmental protection can be enhanced. Parents are encouraged to join the activity with their children. The school will be paid for the shuttle bus fee, however, parents need to buy their tickets. Please return the reply slip together with the fee by 7th March 2023 (Tuesday). The details are as follows,
The school will be paid for the shuttle bus fee
Children under age 4 and elderly aged 60 or over are free to enter.
*Remarks: All the students should accompany by their parents. If students are not participating in this activity, they do not need to come to school on that day.
Our school has received free tickets for Hong Kong Palace Museum from the Home Affairs Department (Kwai Tsing District). Students are invited to visit the Hong Kong Palace Museum on 6th March (Monday) to build up positive value and widen their horizons. We would like to invite the parents to come with the children. Please return the reply slip to the class teacher by 3rd March (Friday).
The details are as follows,
(West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon)
*Remarks: All the students should accompany by their parents. If whole-day class students will not join the visit, they leave school at 12:00 noon.
Source：Registered Educational Psychologist, Pang Chi Wah
When parents encounter children in the toddler stage picking up toys, they will throw, throw, throw! In fact, this is a normal developmental process, especially between the ages of 1 and 2. Because picking up toys and throwing them causes objects fall down, it is easier to see the cause-and-effect relationship.
Pick up, let go, and there will be sound and action. The action means that after he does the action, the object will fall down and feel very funny. However, as he grows older, he should stop throwing toys. It is not appropriate for parents to stop him and say that it is wrong for him to throw toys again. He may not know what is right and wrong, but he finds it fun. Parents can appropriately let him continue to throw and set some rules so that he throws into some of the appropriate ranges. Even with the wrong color, it does not matter; at least put it back in the appropriate range.
Parents can also let him throw the ball; it can be thrown relatively far away. In the home area, you can use some trays or different boxes so he can throw it in like a storage toy. Of course, ask him to be a little less forceful. Another thing that is very important is that parents remember to pay attention to the fact that if you tell him not to throw when he throws, it will strengthen his desire to throw. Because this statement is not positive enough, parents should remember that when he throws the toy, they should not say, “Do not throw the toy again.” Instead, you can say, “We try to slowly put it down.” Put it here, a little more gently.”
On the one hand, we provide opportunities for him to throw himself appropriately into the environment, and on the other hand, we speak in a positive way to guide him on what he should do so that there is a chance to improve his behavior.
2023年3月15日(星期三)｜8:00pm-9:30pm
黃太：阿仔開始叫佢做野，就話好煩，聽唔入耳。
陳生：阿女成日匿埋係房，問佢乜都答「知道、好！」，有時都擔心唔知佢諗D乜。
「你好煩呀！」
「行開啲啦！」
「講你都唔明！」
面對踏入或正在經歷青春期的孩子，家長聽到孩子更多帶有稜角和尖刺的說話，或有感孩子有更多隱藏的心底話。隨著孩子越來越多反叛行為，家長難免感到憤怒與無奈，同時對孩子的生活世界浮現更多疑惑。到底如何可以重拾與孩子溝通的鑰匙，敞開青春期相處隔膜的大門，走進孩子的心扉？
這個講座請來資深家庭及心理治療師伍詠光先生，與你一起了解及掌握青少年的情緒，以及認識青少年人的防衛機制及處理衝突方法，繼而讓學習和練習如何運用同理心與青少年溝通。
【活動詳情】
活動｜《孩子「順應與反叛」的背後-與孩子溝通的技法與心法》
日期｜ 2023年3月15日(星期三)
時間｜ 8:00pm-9:30pm
對象｜ 家長
費用｜ 全免
形式｜ Zoom網上會議
講者｜ 伍詠光先生 (資深家庭及心理治療師，著作包括《教得其樂：當子女機不離手》、《當子女說你好煩──與青少年溝通的技法和心法》)
主持｜ 黎子健先生 (賽馬會抗逆有「家」計劃培訓主任、資深社工)
報名｜ https://forms.office.com/r/bFSTLap7RS
主辦機構: 香港理工大學醫療及社會科學院
協辦機構: 香港基督教女青年會 學校社會工作服務
【參加方法】
如有任何查詢，可致電3400-8513或電郵至 [email protected] 與賽馬會抗逆有「家」計劃團隊聯絡。
10月15日(星期六)｜10a.m. – 11:30a.m.
正所謂「創業容易，守業難」，守「家」同樣都不容易。
家庭在面對生活中的大大小小的挑戰時，如何能做到一家同心，迎難而上，走出幸福盼望?
講座會跟大家發掘自身的家庭資源寶藏，認識家庭抗逆力，學習營家之道，增潤家庭關係。
【活動詳情】
日期｜ 2022年10月15日(星期六)
時間｜ 10:00-11:30am
對象｜ 就讀K1-K3幼兒之家長
費用｜ 全免
形式｜ Zoom網上會議
講者｜ 郭寶兒女士(基督教香港崇真會學前單位社工服務服務督導主任、督導近30間幼稚園駐校社工服務)
主持｜ 吳天行先生(賽馬會抗逆有「家」計劃培訓主任、資深社工)
內容｜ 認識和學習於幼兒階段經營正向家庭最重要的元素、幫助家長及早準備可預見成長中的挑戰。
報名｜ https://forms.office.com/r/DjYj4dMpiG
【參加方法】
如有任何查詢，可致電3400-8513或電郵至 [email protected]與我們聯絡。
Source：Registered Educational Psychologist, Pang Chi Wah
When parents encounter children in the toddler stage picking up toys, they will throw, throw, throw! In fact, this is a normal developmental process, especially between the ages of 1 and 2. Because picking up toys and throwing them causes objects fall down, it is easier to see the cause-and-effect relationship.
Pick up, let go, and there will be sound and action. The action means that after he does the action, the object will fall down and feel very funny. However, as he grows older, he should stop throwing toys. It is not appropriate for parents to stop him and say that it is wrong for him to throw toys again. He may not know what is right and wrong, but he finds it fun. Parents can appropriately let him continue to throw and set some rules so that he throws into some of the appropriate ranges. Even with the wrong color, it does not matter; at least put it back in the appropriate range.
Parents can also let him throw the ball; it can be thrown relatively far away. In the home area, you can use some trays or different boxes so he can throw it in like a storage toy. Of course, ask him to be a little less forceful. Another thing that is very important is that parents remember to pay attention to the fact that if you tell him not to throw when he throws, it will strengthen his desire to throw. Because this statement is not positive enough, parents should remember that when he throws the toy, they should not say, “Do not throw the toy again.” Instead, you can say, “We try to slowly put it down.” Put it here, a little more gently.”
On the one hand, we provide opportunities for him to throw himself appropriately into the environment, and on the other hand, we speak in a positive way to guide him on what he should do so that there is a chance to improve his behavior.