1-Songs
2-Nursery Rhymes
3-Poetry Recital
4-Story Telling
5-Language games: charade , treasure hunt, scrabble.
6-Scrapbook.
7-Quiz, word puzzle, spelling bee
8-Elocution contest
9-Drama/ sketch
10-Poster/ logo drawing
11-Essay writing
12-Newspaper –in- education
13-Jazz chants
14-Motivational talk
15-Puppets
Showing posts with label English Language Society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label English Language Society. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Constitutions and rules of the English Language Society
1.Membership is open to Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 pupils
2.Conditions and Rules
-Every member has to attend meetings.
-Members are to cooperate in implementing the planned activities.
-Every member has to participate in the activities organised by the society.
-The monitoring of activities are done by the office bearers.
3.Administration
Patron – Headmaster
Advisors – Teachers
Committee Members (President , Vice- president , Secretary , Treasurer , Sub- committe members
4.Duties and responsibilities
Advisors
-To plan and organise activities that are meaningful to develop students’ talent and potential.
-To control discipline during activities.
-To coordinate activities in accordance with the school activities.
President
-To chair every meeting.
-To act as a chief monitor in implementing activities.
Vice-president
-To assist the chairperson in carrying out the responsibilities.
-To head the meeting in the absence of the chairperson.
Secretary
-To record minutes of meetings.
To inform members of meetings.
To take down the attendance of members.
Treasurer
-To collect subscriptions if and when necessary.
-To keep accounts and give statements of accounts during meeting.
-Sub-committee members
-To assist in carrying out activities.
Activities within the time frame
To begin the activities, teachers need to set the day, date, time and place to meet with the members. The members must be informed days before the actual meeting.
-The first meeting
-The teacher should introduce himself or herself to the members and welcome them to the society.
-The teacher should ask the students to introduce themselves and write their names on a piece of paper.
-Teacher asks for nominations to elect office bearers, for example, President, Vice-president, Secretary, Treasurer and Sub- committee members.
-The students are then divided into small groups and do some interesting activities to motivate the students.
2.Conditions and Rules
-Every member has to attend meetings.
-Members are to cooperate in implementing the planned activities.
-Every member has to participate in the activities organised by the society.
-The monitoring of activities are done by the office bearers.
3.Administration
Patron – Headmaster
Advisors – Teachers
Committee Members (President , Vice- president , Secretary , Treasurer , Sub- committe members
4.Duties and responsibilities
Advisors
-To plan and organise activities that are meaningful to develop students’ talent and potential.
-To control discipline during activities.
-To coordinate activities in accordance with the school activities.
President
-To chair every meeting.
-To act as a chief monitor in implementing activities.
Vice-president
-To assist the chairperson in carrying out the responsibilities.
-To head the meeting in the absence of the chairperson.
Secretary
-To record minutes of meetings.
To inform members of meetings.
To take down the attendance of members.
Treasurer
-To collect subscriptions if and when necessary.
-To keep accounts and give statements of accounts during meeting.
-Sub-committee members
-To assist in carrying out activities.
Activities within the time frame
To begin the activities, teachers need to set the day, date, time and place to meet with the members. The members must be informed days before the actual meeting.
-The first meeting
-The teacher should introduce himself or herself to the members and welcome them to the society.
-The teacher should ask the students to introduce themselves and write their names on a piece of paper.
-Teacher asks for nominations to elect office bearers, for example, President, Vice-president, Secretary, Treasurer and Sub- committee members.
-The students are then divided into small groups and do some interesting activities to motivate the students.
Objectives of English Language Society
-To provide opportunities for students to listen, comprehend and carry out oral and written instructions pertaining to every day activities.
-To create situations for social interaction.
-To help students to improve their achievements in examinations.
-To create situations for social interaction.
-To help students to improve their achievements in examinations.
Aims of English Language Society
To develop and upgrade students’ proficiency in the English Language.
To promote the use of the English language among students.
To develop students’ competency in carrying out language function.
To create students’ interest in learning and using the English language
To promote the use of the English language among students.
To develop students’ competency in carrying out language function.
To create students’ interest in learning and using the English language
Background of English Language Society.
English Language Society has existed complementary to the teaching of English language in schools. It is one of the societies offered to the students. It acts as a supplement to the formal curriculum and it caters for the needs of all students regardless of their level of proficiency.
