HIP Concept Paper 2019
HIP Concept Paper 2019
INTRODUCTION
The Highly Immersive Programme (HIP) is a programme introduced under the MBMMBI policy
that will improve the English proficiency of students through increased exposure to English. It also
aims to inculcate positive behaviours towards the learning and usage of the English language. HIP
is aligned with student aspirations highlighted in the Malaysia Education Blueprint (MEB) 2013-
2025 and supports five shifts of the MEB as follows:
HIP is not a new programme since it reinforces the 1999 circular (Pekeliling Aktiviti Sokongan
Bahasa Inggeris di Sekolah 1999) which states that all schools should organise English language
support activities for students to increase their exposure time to the language. HIP complements
the National Education Philosophy which asserts that;
MISSION
HIP allows a highly immersive language-rich environment to be developed for the students.
In such an environment, students are deliberately and recurrently exposed to the English language
through a variety of activities of high-quality linguistic input both within and beyond the classroom
(Bunce, 1995).
HIP is based on a whole school approach, which involves School Heads, teachers,
students, parents and community. The approach is to empower schools, by the schools and for
the schools. Schools will be provided with a toolkit to guide them towards a more purposeful
planning of activities, based on their local context and capabilities. A support mechanism is also
1
emplaced at district, state and national level to encourage schools to share, learn and support
each other on the implementation of HIP activities.
OBJECTIVES
TARGET
HIP aims to engage and empower School Heads, teachers, students, parents and
community to emulate codified best practices in enhancing English proficiency and to scale up and
escalate these practices via sharing, learning and support. The outcomes targeted by HIP for all
schools and students include increased self-assessed levels of English immersiveness of schools,
positive acceptance towards the importance of learning and mastering English and increased
overall proficiency of the English Language.
Day: Thursday
Date: 24 September 2020
Time: 9.15a.m -9.25a.m
Venue: SK Seri Lindungan Raja
Participants: Year 1-Year 6, all teachers of mainstream and PPKI, school administrators and
school staff
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
The Reading Hour Project will be conducted as stated above. The activity requires 10 minutes
where all the pupils, teachers and staff of SK Seri Lindungan Raja will read the English book of
any genre that they have brought to school. The staff will also form a small group to conduct the
reading activity. The project aims to encourage everyone to read English based materials and
weave in the interest to read in English beyond textbook.
2
READING HOUR PROJECT COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
Headmaster
Mr Mohd Faizal Bin Ahmad
VICE CHAIRMAN
Senior Assisstant of Administration
Madam Rohaida Binti Salleh
SECRETARY
Mr. Mohd Azzarudin bin
Md.Lazim
MEMBER MEMBER
MEMBER Ms. Sintuja S d/o Sathia
Madam Nabilah bt Ahmad Madam Ku Nurul Nabilah bt Kumar
Madam Zalina bt Ali
Iskandar Che Ku Pengimrang
PROPOSED BUDGET
-NIL-
Pupils / participants will bring their own reading materials. Hence, the project requires zero cost.
CLOSURE
Reading Hour project aims to engage and empower the School Head, teachers, students
as well as parents and the surrounding community to create a highly immersive English
environment in our school. The programme is seen as a stepping stone to provide more inclusive
HIP activities in school.
Prepared by :
Approve / Disapprove :