HPD @ Bandung International School

Baby Project 2011

Stephen — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 03:10:59 +0000

Grade 9 Students – Click Here to get to the album so you can embed images into your own blogs.

Some more useful links:

Picasa – to make an album of your photos and embed them

YouTube – to upload any videos or interviews

From Baby Project March 2011

Your Blogs:

rmbabyproject.blogspot.com

jadenlucasbaby.blogspot.com

mkbabyproject.blogspot.com

2011babyproject.blogspot.com

jhmjbabyproject.blogspot.com

mkdbbabyproject.blogspot.com

ahjbabyproject2011.blogspot.com

bubbasblogonbabies.blogspot.com

funkybabyprojectwow.blogspot.com

snbabyproject.blogspot.com

https://picasaweb.google.com/s/c/bin/slideshow.swf

Open House 2010

Stephen — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:38:04 +0000

It was good to see a great group of parents at last night’s open house, and I promised to keep this blog going to so you can keep up with HPD class. As always, my advice to parents is to ask their children what they have been doing in these sessions and what they are getting out of them.

At the moment, all the classes are working on Emergency First Response, with a focus on DRsABCDs, with Grade 6 completing the course for the first time.

Some quick tips for families:

- Have all the important phone numbers and contact people’s details posted by your phone

- Make up a first aid kit that is accessible and kept clean and safe

- Practice your family’s responses to events such as fires, earthquakes and accidents in the home

I will upload some useful documents soon, so you can print and go if needed.

Have a great 2010-11!

Learn CPR and Save a Life

Stephen — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 09:45:46 +0000

First topic of the year for all students: Emergency First Response

Grade 6 will be learning it all for the first time.

Grades 7 & 8 will build on their knowledge from last year.

Grades 9 & 10 will review the essentials and practice CPR again.

Grades 8 & 11 will take part in a lifeguard skills course on their Outreach trip.

Fun Human Body Quiz

Stephen — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 11:35:52 +0000

Here’s a fun quiz to start the year:

Health and Personal Development

Stephen — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:09:26 +0000

HPD is a key part of a student’s educational experience at BIS. It forms a central role in pastoral care of students and in Middle and High School runs from Grade 6 through to Grade 12. HPD covers a range of issues in an inquiry-based, relevant and age-appropriate manner.

This blog is designed to keep parents informed of HPD developments and topics, and to allow students access to wider reading and learning activities.

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If you have any questions or contributions, please email them to Stephen Taylor at hpd@bisdragons.com.

Middle School HPD: Basic First Aid

bishpd — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 09:42:04 +0000

Middle School students are busy learning how to cope with minor (and not-so-minor) emergencies in and around the home in our new Basic First Aid unit. Hopefully, they have already been asking you for help in finding materials for a first aid kit and for all the contact details that will keep you safe.

Over the next few weeks, students will learn (and teach each other) some basic first aid techniques. To ‘pass’ the first aid course, they need to:

1. Bring a complete first aid kit to school

2. Show that your emergency contact cards have been completed fully

3. Stay Calm, Get Help!

4. Keep yourself safe – describe ways to help others without endangering yourself.

5. Be able to demonstrate first aid procedures for:

a. Shock

b. Bleeding

c. Burns

d. Poisoning

e. Allergies, Bites and Stings

f. Choking

Middle School Anti-Bullying Poetry Cafe

Stephen — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 02:14:34 +0000

At the moment, we are making a big push on bullying in Middle School – covering this perennial issue in both HPD and Middle School Unity assemblies.

Students have been thinking about how the words and actions they use affect others and are currently researching or developing strategies to be used if you are the victim, the bully, a friend or onlooker.

As part of this unit, students have been trying to put the feelings of bullying into words and present them as a poem – which they will perform at Middle School Assembly on 14th November.

Also on that day, we will be wearing anti-bullying ribbons that each students has designed to represent their feelings about bullying. If you see them wearing these in school, please stop them and ask what their ribbon represents. Why did they choose those colours? What do the slogans or images mean to them?

Testing RSS feed and video embed

bishpd — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:11:17 +0000

If you’re not sure what ‘RSS’ means, here is a great tutorial: