National Junior College (Junior High)

[Jennifer]

Ah boy said tmr morning then know which class the students are posted to.


Enjoyed himself at Sentosa today.

[VitoRelax]

csc:

all of u, hor, are really funny... and still can keep up the sense of humour despite the disappointments! Well done!

It is all a matter of expectation. Maybe, we Singaporeans are used to excellent organization & great efficiency.

To pacify myself, I thought maybe all these hiccups is to for them to experience & learn to increase their level of tolerence. Hahaha

But then again, I try to tolerate lah. They will be there for 365 x 6 = 2,190 days. So, maybe the Day 1 was bad but I just hope the other 2,189 days are better.

Because for me, when entering a new school, the utmost import thing is for my girl to like the environment, to like her friends & to feel a sense of belonging to the school & be proud to be a student of the new school.

Because at the end of the day, if she doesn't like the new environment, if she doesn't like her new friends, if she is surrounded by all snobs, she won't be happy in the school no matter how organized & efficient the school is.

If she dread to go to school, if she doesn't look forward to see her new friends ... then it is gonna be a problem to overcome the next 6 years ...

I gotta keep my sense of humour despite the initial hiccups because I am trying to stay positive. I ask her to participate & get involved in all the games irrespective of whether she likes it or not, be sporting & just enjoy herself because at then end of the day, life in NJC will be what she makes it out to be....

Cheers
[quote]must think of a way to let the admin people in njc and better still, the principal read all these.

:lovesite:[/quote]Maybe we should type a letter & all of us sign & send to the Principal ??

[phankao]

VitoRelax:

Got lah, my girl's OGL told the whole OG before they dismissed ...

My boy didn't tell me anything about bringing food, but i realised later that he'd packed bread himself. So nice. Maybe he saw what his sister did - she packs food herself in the morning to bring too, bc canteen too crowded n they sec 4 no time

[VitoRelax]

phankao:

VitoRelax:

Got lah, my girl's OGL told the whole OG before they dismissed ...

My boy didn't tell me anything about bringing food, but i realised later that he'd packed bread himself. So nice. Maybe he saw what his sister did - she packs food herself in the morning to bring too, bc canteen too crowded n they sec 4 no time

I think your boy knew lah. His OGL msut have told him.

Irrespective of whether he knows or not, your boy is very kwai.

[phankao]

Tomorrow - friday evening’s programme, not open to parents, hor.?

[VitoRelax]

phankao:

Tomorrow - friday evening's programme, not open to parents, hor.?

No lah, the kids having dinner until lah.

The only event open to parents is at 8.30pm which is \"to pick them up\"

[phankao]

VitoRelax:

No lah, the kids having dinner until lah.


The only event open to parents is at 8.30pm which is \"to pick them up\"

LOL...next week lessons would start, i guess? My son had loads of fun this week.

[VitoRelax]

phankao:

LOL...next week lessons would start, i guess? My son had loads of fun this week.

Yeah, my girl said it is really very enjoyable & fun. She likes it. She has make friends with the rest of the group, already starting changing hp num, sms each other, making frens via facebok ... etc ....

She also said that the group have established a sense of \"heng tai\" (comradeship) & the group members were disappointed to know that they will be split up agian when the class list is announced tomorrow !!

So, back to square one ... & they gotta start making new friends again ...

[Jennifer]

VitoRelax:

phankao:

Tomorrow - friday evening's programme, not open to parents, hor.?

No lah, the kids having dinner until lah.

The only event open to parents is at 8.30pm which is \"to pick them up\"

:lol:

[csc]

VitoRelax:

csc:

all of u, hor, are really funny... and still can keep up the sense of humour despite the disappointments! Well done!

It is all a matter of expectation. Maybe, we Singaporeans are used to excellent organization & great efficiency.

To pacify myself, I thought maybe all these hiccups is to for them to experience & learn to increase their level of tolerence. Hahaha

To be more exact, it is to increase our levels of tolerance.
My girl-girl is least affected by it - when she heard my mumblings that fateful morning, she asked me to 'shash' and not be rude. :roll: