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      qms
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      snow74:
      I'll be worried when I saw your sentence....because my dd in P2, I seldom see her doing any homework. She told me sufficient time are given to make sure they complete it in class, but I'm not sure about middle and upper pri. πŸ˜‰

      This seems to be the trend nowadays.

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        Dino mummy
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        qms:
        snow74:

        I'll be worried when I saw your sentence....because my dd in P2, I seldom see her doing any homework. She told me sufficient time are given to make sure they complete it in class, but I'm not sure about middle and upper pri. πŸ˜‰


        This seems to be the trend nowadays.

        Hi everyone,
        I tink it depends on teachers.
        My DS1 hardly has English homework as his teacher gives out \"homework\" in class and he was given time to do that.
        He has more Maths homework...sometimes up to 2 papers a day.
        For Science & chinese, homework is minimal.
        DS2 has very little homework too, perhaps he is only in P1.

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          qms
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          Dino mummy:
          My DS1 hardly has English homework as his teacher gives out \"homework\" in class and he was given time to do that.

          He has more Maths homework...sometimes up to 2 papers a day.
          For Science & chinese, homework is minimal.
          Dino mummy,

          Did your elder boy have a lot of homework when he was in P4?

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            Dino mummy
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            qms:
            Dino mummy:

            My DS1 hardly has English homework as his teacher gives out \"homework\" in class and he was given time to do that.

            He has more Maths homework...sometimes up to 2 papers a day.
            For Science & chinese, homework is minimal.

            Dino mummy,

            Did your elder boy have a lot of homework when he was in P4?


            Nope, only for maths. He has the same maths teacher this yr. Perhaps, maths has onsponge workbook on top of normal workbook plus the various papers to practice.
            I tink he has more homework in p3 than p4.
            For p5, I do see many english papers returned for filing so I tink the teacher really gave engf practice to the class. She did told us she dun like to give homework during the Meet parents session beginning yr

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              qms
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              Dino mummy:
              I tink he has more homework in p3 than p4.

              Same here. :hi5: So, it's \"normal\".

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                ilovebaby
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                My girl going P2 and she grow very fast.


                I wonder anyone giving away Blouses, pinafores, PE shorts or T-shirt? and also Chinese language for Primary schools character cards 1A and 1B?

                Do Pm me if you are giving away. Thanks

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                  wenwen120280
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                  Dino mummy:
                  qms:

                  [quote=\"Dino mummy\"]My DS1 hardly has English homework as his teacher gives out \"homework\" in class and he was given time to do that.

                  He has more Maths homework...sometimes up to 2 papers a day.
                  For Science & chinese, homework is minimal.

                  Dino mummy,

                  Did your elder boy have a lot of homework when he was in P4?


                  Nope, only for maths. He has the same maths teacher this yr. Perhaps, maths has onsponge workbook on top of normal workbook plus the various papers to practice.
                  I tink he has more homework in p3 than p4.
                  For p5, I do see many english papers returned for filing so I tink the teacher really gave engf practice to the class. She did told us she dun like to give homework during the Meet parents session beginning yr[/quote]Is the school very competitive? Does it give the kids enough exposure, both character building and academic? Candidly, I have 2 choices - rmps and rgps. Im in dilemma... some told me to try rgps cos the curriculum is\" tested and proven\". But some said rgps is very stressful and competitive. I think exposure and fair chance to grow is important. Hope they can grow up well and happy. We are not sure... any thought? Rmps and rgps - which one is better? Or all the schools are the same nowadays. Just choose the one easier to get in?

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                    snow74
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                    Hi,


                    May I know any of the P2 parent here remember when and how will we be updated on the result of our kid's CCA registration? 4 wks already....almost forgotten. Thanks. πŸ˜“

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                      titank
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                      [Is the school very competitive? Does it give the kids enough exposure, both character building and academic? Candidly, I have 2 choices - rmps and rgps. Im in dilemma... some told me to try rgps cos the curriculum is\" tested and proven\". But some said rgps is very stressful and competitive. I think exposure and fair chance to grow is important. Hope they can grow up well and happy. We are not sure... any thought? Rmps and rgps - which one is better? Or all the schools are the same nowadays. Just choose the one easier to get in?[/quote]


                      If you have good chance to enter RGPS then go for it as compare with RMPS. :rahrah:

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                        wenwen120280
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                        titank:
                        [Is the school very competitive? Does it give the kids enough exposure, both character building and academic? Candidly, I have 2 choices - rmps and rgps. Im in dilemma... some told me to try rgps cos the curriculum is\" tested and proven\". But some said rgps is very stressful and competitive. I think exposure and fair chance to grow is important. Hope they can grow up well and happy. We are not sure... any thought? Rmps and rgps - which one is better? Or all the schools are the same nowadays. Just choose the one easier to get in?

                        If you have good chance to enter RGPS then go for it as compare with RMPS. :rahrah:[/quote]

                        Why?

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