Issue 12 - Australian International School Malaysia

Issue 12 Week 3A 3rd August 2012 For internal circulation only
AISM NEWSLETTER
The Fortnightly Community Newsletter of the Australian International School Malaysia
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Principal’s Message
Our student numbers have reached over
590 compared to 550 when I commenced
at the school in January last year. Next
year, we will open an additional Year 7
class and we expect our enrolment to
grow to above 620. The growth will likely
include higher numbers in our Year 11
class as students are increasingly seeing
our school as a strong option for achieving high university
entrance scores. We are now getting to the stage where
classes are full for 2013 in most year groups.
Our Board has also approved a slight change to the
organisational structure of our school to move away from
three sub schools to two. Our new structure in 2013 will
see the bringing together of Middle and Senior School
to establish the Middle Senior School. In doing this we
will maintain the identity and specific programs for our
Middle School students, but under an administrative
structure to be led by Wendy Gardiner, and supported
by Kylie Booker and Ian Martineau continuing in their
current roles. There is quite a bit of detail of how this
will be implemented, which I will share with the school
community over the next few weeks.
In our endeavours to further improve student learning,
as part of our new organisational structure, our Board of
Governors has approved several new leadership positions
to create Heads of Departments in English, Mathematics,
Science, Modern Languages, the Arts, Humanities,
Physical and Health Education and Service Learning.
In the Junior School, we have created positions to lead
and coach teachers for continuous development, a new
role to coordinate sport and co-curricular activities and
to operate as a second in charge (to the Head of Junior
School).
Next year, students in Junior School will move into the
new building and we will open our new Senior Study
Centre (for Year 11 and 12 students) on the top floor
of the new building. All students across all year levels
will use the drama, art, science, food technology, ICT lab
and music facilities in the new building.
Damian Baynes, has requested to step down
from his role as Head of Junior School in 2013.
Damian has a desire to return to regular classroom
teaching. He will teach an upper junior class next
year. I have asked Damian to remain on our Senior
Leadership team in 2013 as an advisor, to assist
with the transition of a new Head of Junior School
who we are currently recruiting. Damian has been
a great support to me over the past 18 months and
his leadership is highly valued and I know he will be
spectacular class teacher next year.
We are in the process of confirming teaching staff
wishing to continue with the school in 2013 and
recruiting new staff. I anticipate that all details
about this will be finalised by the beginning of
Term 4 at which time I will advise all students and
parents of staffing for 2013.
We are currently in the midst of planning the fine
details for 2013 as the new building project nears
completion. Plans to construct a new car park are
almost finalised and works should commence soon.
Details of fees for 2013 have been determined by
the board and will be communicated to parents via
E-news and on the website from Tuesday evening
of next week.
David Kilpatrick, Principal
Diary
Monday, 6th August 2012
• Public Holiday - Nuzul Quran
Sunday, 12th August 2012
- Friday, 17th August 2012
• Year 8 - 11 Sabah Trip
Friday, 17th August 2012
• Junior School Assembly, 2.15pm, Auditorium
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Phone: (603) 8943 0622, Fax: (603) 8948 4522, Email: admin@aism.edu.my, Website: www.aism.edu.my
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Senior School News
Semester One Academic Awards
At Thursday’s Senior School Assembly we presented
academic awards from Semester One. In each subject,
at each year level, an outstanding achievement award
was presented to the student who was top of the
class and an encouragement award presented to the
student who put in the greatest effort and performed
well but did not top the class.
ICAS Awards
We have recently received results for the ICAS tests in
both Computer Skills and Science. Whilst we have the
results, we are still awaiting arrival of the certificates.
Awards will be presented at assemblies when they
arrive.
Science Awards (56 entries, 28 awards)
High Distinction: Claire Willemse (Year 6)
Distinctions: Kevin Lee (Year 11), Kah Ann Ho (Year
12), Shao Qi Lim (Year 12), Alex Wong (Year 12),
Eliza Chew (Year 10), Vighnaa Kunendran (Year
10), Ashwen Parthiban (Year 10), Liam Clark (Year
9), Chantelle Machado (Year 6), Javier Tan (Year 6),
Alexander Kam (Year 4)
Credits: Sally Peh (Year 11), Kevin Kam (Year 10),
Harusora Takahira (Year 10), Thung Xuan Lim (Year
9), Jaan Joseph (Year 8), Christian Bartley (Year 7),
Clarita Chua (Year 7), Ken Jie Chee (Year 6), Joshua
Hughes (Year 6), Sophie Low (Year 6), Timothy Millar
(Year 6), Pei Xien Yeoh (Year 6), Yi Tao Sim (Year 6),
Yan Yi Au (Year 4), Gilbert Sutisna (Year 3), Dragon
Tan (Year 3)
Computer Skills Awards (36 entries, 21 awards)
High Distinction: Lisha Ling (Year 4)
Distinctions: Valentyn Santhara (Year 5), Benjamin
Christy (Year 7)
Credit: Costanza Conidi (Year 3), Dragon Tan (Year
3), Shane Yeow (Year 3), Syamel Greatorex (Year 4),
Lharanya Somasundaram (Year 4), Chantelle Machado
(Year 6), Maiku Nakajima (Year 6), Kaveen Parthiban
(Year 6), Javier Tan (Year 6), Rhiannon Ward (Year
6), Christian Bartley (Year 7), Clarita Chua (Year 7),
Thung Xuan Lim (Year 9), Vighnaa Kunendran (Year
10), Harusora Takahira (Year 10)
Parent Survey
Here it is another reminder regarding the parent
survey!! Remember your feedback will form the
basis for our school improvement plan as part of CIS
accreditation. For those of you who somehow have
missed the previous instructions:
Copy this URL into your browser:
www.endicottresearchcenter.net
When you reach the home page, type in your survey
code: CNP129152
The survey should take you about 15 minutes.
Ian Martineau, Head of Senior School
Mr B’s Careers Corner
With our Year 10s currently looking for careers research
project placements, I thought it would be a great
opportunity to share some advice from Futurewise’s
careers magazine on how to conduct yourself on work
experience.
Do’s and Don’ts for Work Experience
Get there on time
Yes, the silly bus driver got lost and you fell down an
uncovered manhole but the hard fact is, most people
aren’t interested in excuses. No matter how brilliant
you are, if you’re regularly late, it will get noticed.
Dress the part
Model yourself on the smartest person in the office.
Avoid comedy ties, white socks and other naff faux
pas. In a TV production or fashion company people
might dress a little more “street”. However, generally
ask yourself: do I look smart, clean and appropriate
Explore
What do people in your department do Where could
someone like you be in a few years time What do
people in other departments do What are the
skills in different jobs – is it about creativity, using
spreadsheets, selling, analysing, a mixture of these
or quite focused on a few key skills How do you get
into this industry and different roles (eg. is a degree
necessary, a particular degree)
Ask questions and listen
Ask questions but at appropriate times. People may
be busy so perhaps ask when would be a good time to
talk. Remember to listen to answers – it’s how you’ll
find out things and listening properly is a good way to
make people like you!
Loose the attitude!
You may be given boring things to do, you may get
nothing to do. Whatever you’re asked to do, do it
with a smile and enthusiasm. If you’re asked to make
tea, make it the best tea you’ve ever made. Carry a
notepad with you to note down tasks, however basic,
so you get them right first time. The important thing
is you’re getting an idea about the world of work and
different jobs – you won’t be making tea in ten years
time (unless you’re snooty on work experience, that
is!).
Chris Broadbent,
Careers and Pathways Coordinator
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Middle School News
ICT-rich Learning
This fortnight I have focussed on visiting classes and
interacting with the students and observing their
learning. It has been extremely enjoyable to see
the rich and varied learning experiences that are
occurring throughout the school. I moved between
three different classrooms where they were speaking
French, Spanish, Bahasa and Mandarin. I was shown
a student’s maths assignment that integrated ICT
which was extremely innovative and creative. I wish
to acknowledge the Middle School teachers for their
commitment in integrating ICT into the students’
learning experiences. At times using ICT can be
challenging, daunting and frustrating, but their efforts
are certainly appreciated especially by the students.
Students benefit from being presented with authentic
learning experiences in all learning areas.
Outdoor Education Camp
Last Friday evening I was given the opportunity to
attend the Year 8 Outdoor Education camp which I
thoroughly enjoyed. Outdoor Education is new this
year and has been another example of the diverse
learning opportunities available to the students. Mr
Colbey’s report is included on this same page.
Kylie Booker, Head of Middle School
Gold Medal for Claire Willemse,
Year 6 in ICAS Science Competition
Claire Willemse (Year
6) has been awarded a
Gold Medal in the ICAS
Science Competition.
The Gold Medal is
awarded to student(s)
who score the top mark
in the test.
This is the third Gold Medal that AISM students have
received which is an outstanding achievement. Claire
will be presented with her medal at a special ceremony
later in the year.
Year 8 Outdoor Education Camp
On Friday, the 27th of
July, 16 students from
Year 8 plus 3 teachers
braved the wild, rugged
terrain at MARDI
(Malaysian Agricultural
Research Division). Mr.
Colbey, Ms. Cox and Ms.Booker were able to ensure
that all 16 students were transported safely to the
venue by 5:00pm and ready to partake in a cross
country/orienteering run approximately 4 km long.
The running groups were
led home by the team
of Henry, Will and Shae.
They were followed by
Callum and Joe, Jancis
and Juri, Chris, Ethan,
Robert and Hezekiah,
Theo, Phoebe and
Maddy, Kahlia and Eleanor with Mr.Colbey and Ms.Cox
left to the sweeping duties.
Protest flags were waved when
Juri and Jancis were left with the
wrong directions at one marker
which saw them lose time and
places, but enjoy a pleasant stroll
through the jungle.
A quick shower and clean - up
was followed by dinner where a
variety of dishes were on offer.
Some were even edible. The ever
popular marshmallow desert meant that all campers
were left with fond memories.
After dinner activities
included a 2 hour
spotlight/running game,
a firefly catch and a
release program and
general relaxation.
Campers then settled in to a cosy, some would say even
chilly night with the usual late night antics concluding
at around 1:30am.
Well done to all Year 8’s who participated and behaved
in a manner becoming AISM students. Thank you also
to Ms.Cox and Ms. Booker for giving up their time to
assist with our camp.
Andrew Colbey
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Junior School News
We have had a very positive start to the term and all
of the children have settled well. Our new composite
classes in Preparation and Kindergarten are doing
extremely well and this has been a very positive
experience for all. Our new teacher, Miss Stephanie,
is doing a wonderful job working with Miss Wendy and
Mrs Goves to ensure the educational needs of these
students are being met.
Term overviews and updated timetables should have
been sent home by now indicating the topics of study
for the term and any changes that may have occurred
with the timetable. If you haven’t received these
documents yet please contact your class teachers.
Library News
The students, staff & parents are enjoying our wonderful
new learning space. The various library areas allow
for a variety of activities.
These include table &
chairs for formal classes,
benches for computer use,
lounge furniture & “Doof”
bags for laptops and leisure
reading.
At the beginning of the term it is always important
that the students have a positive experience. If you
have any questions about what is happening in the
class, please make an appointment to see your child’s
class teacher as soon as possible.
Our Annual Readathon has begun and the students
have the opportunity to read and raise money for
our school library. Please support your children
with this initiative as the focus on reading is always
important for the students. I encourage you to take
the opportunity to pick up a book and read with
your children. If children believe their parents are
passionate about literature and reading, they too
develop a similar outlook to reading.
Damian Baynes, Head of Junior School
Walkathon Update
We have still had some money coming in from the
walkathon and will have an accurate update available
very soon, but it looks like we have raised close to
RM60,000 which is an amazing effort. Congratulations
to the students who made the effort to raise money
for our Matilda Project.
Our prize winners from Walkathon are:
Lunch with the Principal (Thursday 9/8/12) -
Katie Tranter 2W, Amelia Ward 7W, Shahirrah Shaziman
9G, Kane Dyer 7G, Jessica Sheppard 3W, Jayden Yew
KG, Sally Peh 11G, Nikhil Rao KG, Daweena Motwany
9G, Washington Chao 4G.
New Resources
Recent additions to our library include a selection of
Olympic related books and a wide range of graphic
novels.
Read-a Thon
Thank you to the parent helpers who are organizing it
this year.
Book Donations
Leo Landridge, 5G has kindly donated the very popular
Geronimo Stilton books.
Outstanding Loans
Students with long-term outstanding loans have
recently received a notice. Parents, please assist the
library with this by encouraging students to return
them as soon as possible
Denise Miller and Rod Gardiner
Kidzania Tickets - Tung Xuan Lim 9W, Zak 11G, Aaron 8G, Soraya Meor 3W, Wei Ren Goh 1G, Ben Pols KG,
Dashveen Jose 9G
Lego Land Tickets - Sally Peh 11G, Eliza Chew 10W, Madyson Pietsch 8W
The Winner of the Grand Prize of a Samsung Galaxy Tab was Ford Sutcliffe.
Well done everyone on a fantastic effort with this charity fund raising event.
Damian Baynes
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Performing Arts News
From the Music Room
HSC Drama Showcase, Thursday 16th August
The 2012 HSC Drama Showcase
will be held in conjunction with
the Visual Arts and Design
and Technology Exhibition on
Thursday, 16th August. The
four students will present their
Group Performance Project and
then each student will present
their Individual Projects. Two students will present
Individual Performances and two will screen and
talk about their Video Projects. These students will
travel to Singapore in early September for the HSC
Practical Examinations and the Video Projects will
be sent to Sydney for marking at the same time.
The performances will commence at 5.30pm in the
Theatre.
International Day, Thursday 30th August
The annual International Day is fast approaching and
many students are involved in preparing performances
for the assembly that will start the day. Please put
Thursday, 30th August in your diary and come along
and join us on this wonderful day of celebration. A
reminder that there will be no Co-Curricular
Activities that afternoon.
The program for International Day will be published in
the next newsletter.
Jon Suffolk,
Coordinator Performances and Events
Junior Music Notes
Junior School Production,
Wednesday 5th September
The Junior School is now in recycling mode – collecting
plastic bottles and plastic bags and cardboard boxes
for their installations and props for “The Project”. This
year’s Junior School Production of sound, light and
movement is an evening performance set around
the site specific venue of the pool and surrounding
verandas.
Parents, please do not go out and purchase the plastics
required. The intention is to ask your neighbours, Malcolm McCormick, Music Teacher
friends and families to collect used bottles etc. for our
Artist –in- Residence, Ms. Lisa Foo to come and help
coordinate the construction which will begin very soon. Please mark the Production time and date on your
calendars: Wednesday, 5 September, 7.00 – 8.00pm.
The Young Voices Choir is now in preparation for a performance at the up-coming International Day (30th
August) and will also be performing at the Showcase evening on Thursday, 13 September.
Japanese Drumming Group, KLCC 24th & 25th August
What’s on in KL An interesting Japanese Drumming group called ‘Drum Tao’ is performing at the Plenary
Hall, KLCC Convention Centre on 24th and 25th August. This performance will be a mix of Taiko drums and
contemporary Japanese percussion.
Susan Bal-Short, Junior Performing Arts Teacher
Music Showcase Concert,
Thursday 13th September
The annual Music Showcase
Concert will take place on
Thursday, September 13th in the
evening. Auditions will take place
in week 5. Students need to sign
up with Mr McCormick. Please
make sure you can attend this
event which will feature solo and small group, studentdirected
items as well as items from the performing
ensembles here at AISM.
Orchestra Tour Vietnam 2012, 7-11th November
This exciting tour is scheduled to take place from 7-11
November, 2012. I am still waiting on a few expressions
of interest letters before going ahead with the final
arrangements. If your son/daughter is in the orchestra
and you have not returned this letter of interest please
do so. Letters are available from myself and can be
found on Studywiz. Alternatively, please email me
your intentions regarding this activity.
Instrumental Music Academy Lessons
Lessons for term 3 are underway this week with
record numbers of student enrolments in the program.
Invoices have been sent out last week and payment
is requested by August 7. Thank you for your prompt
payments in advance. The standard cost of the 8
lessons over the term is RM 320.00. As teachers
have a tight schedule due to the large amount of
enrolments, please notify the teacher if your son/
daughter is unable to make a lesson previous to, or on
the morning of, the lesson. Make –up lessons are often
difficult to schedule.
Year 5 Band Fees
The exciting Year 5 Band program is gaining
momentum and we look forward to their performance
at the Music Showcase Concert. Please encourage your
son/daughter to practice daily as we are at the stage of
rapid skill and music reading development. This week
I will send out invoices for instrument rental fees for
semester 2. This fee can be paid at the accounts office.
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Aussie Rules at AISM
The time honoured
tradition of ‘Saturday
arvo footy’ was
celebrated
last
weekend, the 28th of
July with a Staff/Parent
team taking on the
students.
The age difference between the teams was offset by
the corresponding difference in abilities which allowed
for a most entertaining match. The crowd of around
50 were treated to an enthralling spectacle which
gave those present a rollercoaster ride of emotions
and excitement.
The staff/parents were
pushed to their limits
as the students’ run
and enthusiasm had
many questioning if 4,
15 minute quarters may
have been 10 minutes
per quarter too long.
Steve Wall proved to be the difference up front for
the oldies (experienced) team with a fine example of
how the position of full forward should be played. The
forward pockets (one notable senior staff member
in particular) were heard to have been chanting the
usual forward pocket mantra, “I’m free, kick it to me…
….I’m free, kick it to me”. Rugby converts Coombes,
Unsworth and Martineau were handy all day especially
in the later stages with Mr. Martineaus’ all important
touch finders and Mr. Unsworths’ slick pass in the
middle that was deemed to have been backwards in a
forwards motion.
The students had many good players. McLaws and
Booker gathered plenty of touches out of the middle;
Uruguayan utility, Santiago Prato, slotted in well in
the back line as did Pearsall. Sprite and Dash were
full of run, the Tranter boys threw down the gauntlet
only to have dad place a couple of well - timed tackles
and bumps just to let the boys know who the boss is.
‘Apples’ Kilpatrick took some good marks up front and
Maynard combined well with newcomer, Will Thorpe
across half back.
The real winner on the day was footy (and the oldies
by 16 points).
There are already whispers of a rematch which the
staff/parents are seriously considering. Allowing for
recovery, the senior team should be back into training
by early August……….2016.
This was a “pilot” activity, generated by students and
could well become a whole school community event in
the future - watch this space.
Andrew Colbey
MATILDA EXPEDITION 2012
Our Service Learning Group
is off to Sabah to work in
our Matilda Project at the
Asrama Desa Pukak hostel
in week 5 and would like
to ask for any last minute
donations. We have limited
luggage allowance but if you have any of the following,
we would be happy to deliver them to the 30 students
and Dora, their house mother.
Toothpaste/ toothbrushes,
soap / face towel, coloured
pencils, postage stamps,
clothing for 5-11 year
olds, other good ideas (eg;
skipping ropes), board
games / colouring-in books,
playing cards, hair clippers, seeds (flowers or vegies),
trowel, colourful posters (educational or decorative).
We will collect it from the
box in Junior School Office.
Many Thanks.
Alex MClaws, Tom Tranter,
Sabah Team and Service
Learning Committee.
Sheila Martineau
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Message From Health Services
There has been Head lice in Year
2 and Kindergarten Parents with
girls are requested to keep their
hair tied back and if it is very
long, it is better to keep the hair
in a pleat. Hair strands should be
neatly tied back with a clip well
off the face. Please be vigilant and check your child
every week before school on Monday and at the start of
every term. Please inform the school nurse if your child
has Head lice so that we can keep it under control.
Parents are able to buy Head lice shampoo and
comb from the Nurse Office at RM 20. Payment
and receipt should be handed to the accounts
department.
Please see this website for more information on how to
treat Head lice:
http://www.health.wa.gov.au/docreg/
Education/Diseases/Communicable/Parasitic/
HP0149_head_lice_FS.pdf
Tetanus Injection
If your child is going away on a school excursion or
camps, it is always good to up-date your child’s tetanus
injection.
• The vaccine is given along with other childhood vaccines.
It is combined with the diphtheria and pertussis vaccine
for early childhood immunization (DPT) and is usually
only combined with diphtheria (ADT) or given by itself
(Tetox) in adulthood. The DPT vaccine is given at 2, 4
and 6 months of age. Boosters are given at 18 months,
5 years, and after 10 years of age. The immunization
schedule is constantly changing and it is wise to discuss
with your doctor what the current regime is.
• A booster tetanus injection is recommended every 10
years, throughout life. Usually it is combined with the
diphtheria booster.
A person who gets a deep puncture wound more than 5
years after the last tetanus booster may be advised to
get a tetanus booster.
Denise MacFarlane, School Nurse
International Student Assessment
(ISA) in Term 4
This year we will facilitate the International Student
Assessment (ISA) program in Term 4. The ISA
assessment program is designed especially for
students in international schools in Grades 3 to 10. It
is based on the internationally endorsed reading and
mathematical literacy frameworks for International
Student Assessment (ISA).
What does the ISA Measure
• Reading
• Mathematical Literacy
• Writing
The assessments will
be spread over three
days and will include 5
sub-tests. There is no
preparation required
for these assessments
by the students.
The ISA assessment provides:
• An assessment with a broad cultural base;
• A combination of multiple-choice and open-ended
questions and prompts;
• Student-level information about what individuals
know and can do;
• Class-level and school-level information that can
inform instructional programs;
• Information about sub-groups’ performance; for
example, gender, language group;
• Relevant comparisons between like schools;
• International normative information and
• Information about growth over time of our
students
Further information
will be provided closer
to the assessment.
Please do not hesitate
to contact me if you
have any questions at
kyliebooker@aism.
edu.my.
Kylie Booker
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2012 ICT Highlights
During this year there have been many improvements and enhancements to our ICT facilities and resources.
Below is a summary of some of the initiatives that have undertaken and that are directed towards improving
student learning.
• Whole School:
▪ Purchasing underway for 50 additional MacBooks for students , to bring
the total to 100.
▪ Increased Internet bandwidth 500% from 8GB to 44GB
▪ 6 New Multifunction printers (Scan, Copy, Print) and 7 New High
Performance desktops
› 50% of which are dedicated to student use
› Each lab now has a high performance printer
› Smart card Authentication system to support follow-me printing
▪ Upgraded all netbooks, laptops and PCs to 4GB memory or higher to
improve performance
▪ Improved Wi-fi coverage by increasing access points and additional controller
▪ 18 New iPads bringing total to 30 with close to 200 apps installed
▪ Installed Control panels in all classrooms and learning areas to support full
integration of laptops into learning
▪ Commissioning under way for remote access to our “Clickview” Video
Resource database for all students
▪ Deployment of Digital Signage in Swimming pool area, Admin Office and
Library
▪ Purchase under way for 2 new High Spec servers to support future
demand and upgrade existing services
• The revamped Library now has
▪ New collaborative working space with 6 new HD TV’s complete with PC
connectivity
▪ 6 New multimedia learning areas complete with projectors and Smartboards
▪ 5 new computers for Library resources access
▪ 1 New Multifunction printers (Scan, Copy, Print) and High performance
desktop printers
▪ 12 New iPad 3’s dedicated for Library access bring total to 24.
• Junior School
▪ Allocated an additional 50 netbooks to Junior school to support a 3:1 student to computer access
ratio for all students
• Admissions department has received 4 new laptops to conduct online entrance tests
• Learning Support Department - 3 New PCs
2013 ICT Initiatives
Although not finalized below is a summary of key initiatives under way for 2013.
• Replacement of the current Student Management System is a major undertaking which will provide several
benefits including:
▪ Improved data accuracy and turnaround time
▪ Increased flexibility in capturing student and parent data
▪ Increased electronic communication - including providing a parent portal
▪ Reduced paper based data collection and manual entry
▪ Improved integration with other school systems including library, virtual learning environment and
financial systems
• Upgrading/Refreshing 25 Portable Devices in the Library
• Upgrading/Refreshing 100 Portable Devices in Junior School
• Deploying 20 Wireless Access Points to provide Wi-Fi coverage in the new building
• Rolling out a new specialized ICT lab with iMac to support Multimedia content production.
• Increasing Digital Signage coverage in cafeteria and new building
• Printer store and release system complete with Smart Card system for students.
• Improving remote access to school resources including Library systems.
• Parent access to single login for Studywiz (Virtual Learning Environment).
• Revamped web site
Charles Mutinda, ICT Manager
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