National Junior College (Junior High)
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phankao:
And when I look at his timetable, unlike Jennifer, I didn't even study it. All I did was to confirm what time he ends each day. haha!
This one I was very hardworking. The timetable info is so bare with its abbreviations. So I took the trouble to do an excel file and fill in the subject names. Also add in colours for RECESS/LUNCH and free periods.
Seems like JH108 are students attending 3rd langauge since the class is dismissed early on Tue and Thur. -
VitoRelax:
Not necessarily sth good.
Wah so goooood ....noob:
My girl in class 108. Her group will be doing on Hongkong. Their math teacher is the dean :lol:
My boy used to hv the HOD CL as his teacher. Ended up the HOD is a very busy man, so very often the class is taken over by a relief teacher. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Btw, hubby said the gentleman we met the other day who told us abt the HCL requirement is the Dean. A very friendly and approachable man. -
phankao:
My boy seems to have enjoyed the conversational malay
Coincidentally, my P3 boy is also learning conversational Malay. Now got partner to spar with. I once attended con. Malay in cc too. Easy to read and ok to speak slowly, but very difficult to listen to becos a native Malay speaks at bullet fast speed. I catch no ball. -
I just realised NJC thread is 71 pages long.
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Jennifer:
I just realised NJC thread is 71 pages long.
Can challenge the PSLE COP thread already! :lol: Seems like you NJC parents here have plenty to talk about!
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Jennifer:
I just realised NJC thread is 71 pages long.
Yeah... and with the highest number of views and replies. Thanks to the contributions of all the parents here. This thread is not only informative but entertaining as well. I love it.
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csc:
Your post made me scroll down the menu- Highest number of replies holder NJC thread, Highest number of views holder NUSH thread.Jennifer:
I just realised NJC thread is 71 pages long.
Yeah... and with the highest number of views and replies. Thanks to the contributions of all the parents here. This thread is not only informative but entertaining as well. I love it.

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Gosh! I must have stopped mid-way. Anyway :celebrate:
Who knows? We may cross paths one day ! I will surely be looking out for our godfather! -
Jennifer:
Btw how to wash the tie when it's dirty? No laundry instructions leh? And when do they need to wear the tie? Not everyday right?
har? tie also must wash? :?
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dunnoleh:
Worse case scenerio: tie landing in a bowl of hot soup :lol: or laksa gravy splashing on itJennifer:
Btw how to wash the tie when it's dirty? No laundry instructions leh? And when do they need to wear the tie? Not everyday right?
har? tie also must wash? :?

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