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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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    • iRabbitI Offline
      iRabbit
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      Jennifer:
      Recd a sms from school


      21/10 Mon to 24/10 Thur, early dismissal at 12.30pm due to SA2
      What do the P6ers do in sch after PSLE?

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        dyh
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        FQW:
        Jennifer:

        Recd a sms from school


        21/10 Mon to 24/10 Thur, early dismissal at 12.30pm due to SA2

        What do the P6ers do in sch after PSLE?

        haha...good question. my ds said he played games in class. any games..cards, chess etc. sometimes he brings his books to read. this week they had IT lessons on excel, word, ppt and there was a test too. I asked him if he finds this period boring, he said no, he knows how to entertain himself. ๐Ÿคท

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        • iRabbitI Offline
          iRabbit
          last edited by

          dyh:

          haha...good question. my ds said he played games in class. any games..cards, chess etc. sometimes he brings his books to read. this week they had IT lessons on excel, word, ppt and there was a test too. I asked him if he finds this period boring, he said no, he knows how to entertain himself. ๐Ÿคท
          Free computer lessons ... not bad leh. Hehe.

          How's your ds's gut feel about PSLE? Heard the math was easy which scoring wise (relatively-speaking), is to your ds's disadvantage since he excels in math. But maybe he's also good in other subjects so that even out things.

          At least your ds1 done his in the current campus. Your ds2 will have to do PSLE in the temp sch.

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          • dyhD Offline
            dyh
            last edited by

            FQW:
            dyh:


            haha...good question. my ds said he played games in class. any games..cards, chess etc. sometimes he brings his books to read. this week they had IT lessons on excel, word, ppt and there was a test too. I asked him if he finds this period boring, he said no, he knows how to entertain himself. ๐Ÿคท

            Free computer lessons ... not bad leh. Hehe.

            How's your ds's gut feel about PSLE? Heard the math was easy which scoring wise (relatively-speaking), is to your ds's disadvantage since he excels in math. But maybe he's also good in other subjects so that even out things.

            At least your ds1 done his in the current campus. Your ds2 will have to do PSLE in the temp sch.

            Yeah, ds said basically all the papers were easier than the school prelims. but not very easy like what some ppl said. as you said, it may pull down the t score. anyway, this is beyond our control and we just hope for the best in the results. no point worry over something we can't control.

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            • JenniferJ Offline
              Jennifer
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              P6 after PSLE programs:


              Learning journey to Sun Yat Sen Museum
              ICT lessons
              Sec sch booth display
              P6 sexuality education
              Sports camp @ MOE PESEB
              Church visit @ Glory Presbyterian Church
              Chinese Musical
              Lifeskills prog
              P6 Fund Raising Bazaar
              Visit to Heritage room
              Swordplay (Chanbara)

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                Joyfulhands:
                FQW:


                However one of the optional items which proved useful to us is the plastic book covers. They help maintain the condition of the books esp. in my ds's case whereby he just shaft everything into the bag.

                Yes, the plastic book covers were extremely useful. We bought the small white board, marker & duster too but were only used sparingly.


                Thanks, Mommies!
                Will get the plastic book covers and leave the optional items for now.
                The small white board, marker and duster are used only at home or must bring to school? my DD has at least 3 of those at home, mostly from her childcare (children's day/xmas pressies, etc) and were not used as we have the ikea Mala Easel which she uses a lot at home to draw.

                Is the dictionary useful? or they will probably only use it when they go P2 and beyond? or there will be different dictionary at different stage?

                Sorry for my many queries... really dun wanna over-buy and end up white elephant collecting dust at home ๐Ÿ˜ž

                TIA again!

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                • bgmumB Offline
                  bgmum
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                  Hi mommy2two, welcome to phpps! During my sonโ€™s p1 & 2 years, he brought the white board and markers to school everyday. Dictionary is not compulsory. If you already have one, it is not necessary to buy again unles you wish to have a different one for reference.

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                    bgmum:
                    Hi mommy2two, welcome to phpps! During my son's p1 & 2 years, he brought the white board and markers to school everyday. Dictionary is not compulsory. If you already have one, it is not necessary to buy again unles you wish to have a different one for reference.


                    Thanks, bgmum!
                    Guess i'll include the whiteboard/markers and dictionary in the list as well.
                    ohhh... i'm the one getting more gan chiong now... hahahahaa

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                    • iRabbitI Offline
                      iRabbit
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                      mommy2two:

                      Thanks, bgmum!
                      Guess i'll include the whiteboard/markers and dictionary in the list as well.
                      ohhh... i'm the one getting more gan chiong now... hahahahaa
                      Talking about gan chiong,I took a picture the first time my son wore the PH uniform as a memento, so enthused I was then. ๐Ÿ˜„

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                        mommy2two
                        last edited by

                        FQW:
                        mommy2two:


                        Thanks, bgmum!
                        Guess i'll include the whiteboard/markers and dictionary in the list as well.
                        ohhh... i'm the one getting more gan chiong now... hahahahaa

                        Talking about gan chiong,I took a picture the first time my son wore the PH uniform as a memento, so enthused I was then. ๐Ÿ˜„

                        Err.. i think i will likely do the same thing!
                        ahahhahaa.... part and parcel of their growing up and our 'letting go' phase i guess. no longer koala babies that hung on to us ever so tightly! ahh....

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