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Recognition of both academic and
non-academic achievements of schools |
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The MOE Masterplan of Awards recognises
schools¡¯ achievements in the various academic and non-academic domains. |
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It is a key component of MOE¡¯s effort to
provide holistic education for our students. It also provides
information to help parents and students make more informed decision
when selecting schools. |
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This press release provides information on
the following: |
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(A) Award winners under the
Masterplan of Awards[1]. These
comprise schools that have attained commendable achievements in various
categories, including exemplary school processes as well as excellent
outcomes in the academic and non-academic areas. |
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(B) School Achievement Tables.
Introduced last year to replace the school ranking tables, they
highlight school achievements in academic value-added and the
non-academic domains. Other sources of information on school performance
include Honour Rolls and a web-based system. |
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A) Masterplan of Awards |
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The Ministry of Education (MOE) Masterplan
of Awards was expanded and refined in 2004 to provide a broader and
holistic picture of schools' performance. The Masterplan of Awards
comprises seven awards over four levels, as shown
here. |
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This year, a total of 154 schools won 255
Level Two Awards and Special Awards[5] under the MOE Masterplan of
Awards. |
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Of the 154 schools, three have been awarded
the School Excellence Award (SEA), the pinnacle award for educational
excellence. These schools have distinguished themselves in having
achieved overall systemic excellence in providing a holistic education. |
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Eight schools have also won the School
Distinction Award (SDA). |
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All winners will receive their awards at the
2005 MOE Workplan Seminar on 22 September 2005. |
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School Excellence Award (SEA) |
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Definition |
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The School Excellence Award (SEA) recognises
schools for their excellence in both education processes and outcomes. |
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Winners |
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This year, two Secondary Schools and one
Junior College will be presented with the SEA trophy. They are: |
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a. Dunman
High School;
b. Xinmin
Secondary School; and
c. Raffles
Junior College. |
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School Distinction Award (SDA) |
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Definition |
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The School Distinction Award (SDA)
recognises high-achieving schools with exemplary school processes and
practices, and are on their way to achieving the SEA. |
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Winners |
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This year, two Primary Schools, four
Secondary Schools and two Junior Colleges will be presented with the SDA
trophy. They are: |
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a.
Pasir Ris Primary School;
b.
Raffles Girls¡¯ Primary School;
c.
Chung Cheng High School (Main);
d.
Nan Hua Secondary School;
e.
St Joseph¡¯s Institution;
f.
Temasek Secondary School;
g.
Hwa Chong Institution; and
h.
National Junior College. |
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More..... |
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Source:
www.moe.gov.sg Press Release
20 Sep 2005 |
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School Achievements in 2005
