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FAQ
Secondary

SMS & Microsoft Teams

 

 

 

 

 

REGULAR COMMUNICATION – SECONDARY SCHOOL

The first person to deal with a particular problem is always the teacher directly concerned, followed by the class teacher and the pedagogical adviser. If the problem persists, it is necessary to contact the Assistant to the deputy director who will solve the problem at his or her level or who will decide to refer the case to the Management.

USE of SMS

For ALL years:

At the beginning of the school year in September, parents/legal representatives will be informed, via SMS, of the following:

  • Who is the teacher, their reception times and how they can be contacted
  • The main topics to be covered in class over the course of the year
  • Textbooks being used in class
  • Mandatory events during the school year
  • An overview of what parents/legal representatives/pupils should expect for the upcoming school year.  This is the course description which is a short description of the course content.

For S1-S2-S3

  • Attendance and absences, including late arrivals
  • Key criteria for grading
  • Key tasks and their due date (main works and their deadlines, including dates of all tests, exams and important assignments.  These will be uploaded prior to the assigned date.)
  • Grades for main tasks/assignments (grades for main works given)

For S4-S5-S6-S7

  • Attendance and absences, including late arrivals
  • Key criteria for grading
  • Key tasks and their due date (main works and their deadlines, including dates of all tests, exams and important assignments.  These will be uploaded prior to the assigned date.)
  • Key dates for exams, tests, submissions deadlines
  • Grading for B Tests and Examinations (once approved by Class Councils)

 

USING Microsoft Teams

If the school has to move online at any time, Microsoft office Teams will be used for teaching and also for any online meetings between the school and parents.

  • Parents can log in via their child’s account.
  • During the first weeks of September, teachers will update their class teams to ensure a smooth online transition, if and when the situation arises.