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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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    • bgmumB Offline
      bgmum
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      School is not that small - u can't see the entire compound from main road.


      This year P1 has 10 classes too.

      FQW, ur ds has already graduated from ph, why u still stressed here πŸ˜†

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      • iRabbitI Offline
        iRabbit
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        Nebbermind:
        FQW:

        [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]I heard from neighbour's son...pei hwa is going to cut the number of p1 classes.


        Oh dear, this is bad. Is was 12 classes in 2010, 11 in 2011, 10 in 2012. You mean it's going to be 9 in 2015?

        Feeling stressed just thinking of the balloting odds. πŸ˜“

        12 classes? That's a lot considering the school looks so small from the main road. Most school about 8 niah![/quote]Mabbe the sch has B1-18 leh. Outsiders don't know only.

        Come and transfer your kid into PH then you'll get to know. πŸ˜‰

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        • iRabbitI Offline
          iRabbit
          last edited by

          bgmum:
          School is not that small - u can't see the entire compound from main road.


          This year P1 has 10 classes too.

          FQW, ur ds has already graduated from ph, why u still stressed here πŸ˜†
          Nvm is observant. PH holds the record for being the smallest primary sch in size. A little known fact I found out when I did PV last time.

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          • iRabbitI Offline
            iRabbit
            last edited by

            Bgmum,


            I’ve empathy for the next batch of applicants mah. From what my colleagues shared, balloting is very very stressful, especially for those who have doh-re-mi.

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            • dyhD Offline
              dyh
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              FQW:
              bgmum:

              School is not that small - u can't see the entire compound from main road.


              This year P1 has 10 classes too.

              FQW, ur ds has already graduated from ph, why u still stressed here πŸ˜†

              Nvm is observant. PH holds the record for being the smallest primary sch in size. A little known fact I found out when I did PV last time.

              Seriously? Interesting to note PH has the smallest footprint of all primary schools.

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              • S Offline
                Scary
                last edited by

                Can someone tell me how to post pictures here using hp?

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                • janet88J Offline
                  janet88
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                  FQW:
                  janet_lee88:

                  I heard from neighbour's son...pei hwa is going to cut the number of p1 classes.


                  Feeling stressed just thinking of the balloting odds. πŸ˜“

                  during my son's year in 2007, it was 13 classes.
                  as it is, balloting takes place for those staying within 1km...any reduction will cause more stress as 1km now would include terrene (new condo).

                  fqw, your son is already in the school...I understand the feelings of those who want to get their kids into the school...balloting is no fun at all.

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                  • iRabbitI Offline
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                    dyh:
                    FQW:

                    [quote=\"bgmum\"]School is not that small - u can't see the entire compound from main road.


                    This year P1 has 10 classes too.

                    FQW, ur ds has already graduated from ph, why u still stressed here πŸ˜†

                    Nvm is observant. PH holds the record for being the smallest primary sch in size. A little known fact I found out when I did PV last time.

                    Seriously? Interesting to note PH has the smallest footprint of all primary schools.[/quote]Yup, from the horse's mouth ... small in size, big in spirit. πŸ˜‚

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                    • NebbermindN Offline
                      Nebbermind
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                      I went to check streetdirectory and noticed that the school's footprint (minus the church/kindy) is not even as big as NP's football field.



                      http://i41.tinypic.com/2rr76gh.jpg\">

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                      • iRabbitI Offline
                        iRabbit
                        last edited by

                        When you put it that way, it really does look small.

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