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Minutes of meeting
PANITIA BAHASA INGGERIS
01/2010
Date: Tuesday
Time: 9.00am
Venue: 1A

ATTENDANCE: 1. Puan Rafidah bt Bidin – Head of English Panel 2. Puan Zabidah bt Abdullah – GPK Hem 3. Puan Misliah bt Mahat 4. Cik Mun Suk Fung 5. Puan Nor Hidayah bt Mohd Hulaime

ABSENT: 1. Puan sharifah Nur Mahfuzah bt S.Masri – Maternity Leave 2. Tuan Syed Mohd Fauzi b. Syed Abd Latif – Excused

01. WELCOMING SPEECH BY HOP 1.1 Thanked all the English teachers for attending the meeting. 1.2 Reminded all the English teachers about the importance of the meeting to discuss matters regarding the T & L of English teachers. 1.3 Election of secretary and all teachers agreed to stick to the previous secretary. Actions: All English Teachers

02. WELCOMING SPEECH BY THE HM 2.1 Thanked all the English teachers for attending the meeting. 2.2 HM mentioned that the importance of working as a team to make all the programs a success. 2.3 HM handed over to the Head of Panitia to proceed with the meeting. Actions: All English Teachers

03. PANEL’S ROLE AND DUTY 4.1 Set and keep the yearly scheme of work, the Curriculum Specifications and the example of daily lesson plan. 4.2 Set the goals, plan the developmental and routine activities, carry them out and write the reports. 4.3 Take immediate actions to solve pupils’ problems/weaknesses. 4.4 Play the role as an agent to ensure the pupils’ successes in every T&L processes, tests and exams. Actions: All English Teachers 04. ANALYSIS OF UPSR/2010 Grades | No. of pupils | Percentage | A | 1 | 1.39% | B | 14 | 19.44% | C | 20 | 27.78% | A+B+C | 35 | 48.61% | D | 34 | 47.22% | E | 3 | 4.17% | 5.1 English teachers should congratulate each other for the good result. 5.2 HOP thanked all English teachers for our hard work. It surely pays. Actions: All English Teachers 05. CURRICULUM

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