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    2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • isetanI Offline
      isetan
      last edited by

      phtthp:
      Now that PSLE over, P6 parents can shake leg, bring kids out for holiday.


      Even if P6 kids go back school, nothing much to do in school
      But when PSLE results going to release the shake leg version shall be on a nervous mode. :pokeeye:

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      • janet88J Offline
        janet88
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        The kids worked hard for this exam…enjoy first. No point worrying about the results. What’s done is done.


        Go for ice cream, visit universal studios, take a holiday overseas, enjoy off peak. Have a few good meals. Because when secondary 1 begins, this fun time will be over.

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        • P Offline
          Puzz.06109.06109.06109zzle
          last edited by

          Actually when is the best time to go for long holidays after PSLE? about 2-3 weeks? school allow PONTENG??

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          • M Offline
            mommyNg
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            Puzz...zzle:
            Actually when is the best time to go for long holidays after PSLE? about 2-3 weeks? school allow PONTENG??

            Think the best time go for 2-3 weeks holiday without pontenging school is the first 2 weeks in Dec... After PSLE results are out in late Nov and before posting results are out in late Dec...

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              • K Offline
                Kpjclan
                last edited by

                Puzz...zzle:
                Actually when is the best time to go for long holidays after PSLE? about 2-3 weeks? school allow PONTENG??

                I think schools generally should be quite ok with pontenging so long as you inform them. I already am overseas with DS which means he has started pontenging since yesterday :evil:

                Enjoy your break :imcool:

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                • sharonkhooS Offline
                  sharonkhoo
                  last edited by

                  phtthp:
                  janet_lee88:

                  [quote=\"bb_ mom\"]Oh no! DD would love to celebrate children's day - get 1 more day of school holiday.


                  my son wouldn't mind either...he said he is still a child.

                  Actually they should extend children day up to 18 years old, not just 12 yo (p6), because in the eyes of parents, kids are always children[/quote]Then we should celebrate all our lives - my parents still haven't realised that I've grown up (and my older girl is 17yo)!

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                  • sharonkhooS Offline
                    sharonkhoo
                    last edited by

                    phtthp:
                    Now that PSLE over, P6 parents can shake leg, bring kids out for holiday.


                    Even if P6 kids go back school, nothing much to do in school
                    I think schools arrange activities for them? And since it will be the last few weeks for all of them to be together, I think many kids will treasure this time in school without exam pressure.

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                    • sharonkhooS Offline
                      sharonkhoo
                      last edited by

                      Puzz...zzle:
                      Actually when is the best time to go for long holidays after PSLE? about 2-3 weeks? school allow PONTENG??

                      I don't think the school will mind as long as they are informed. But your child may want to spend the last few weeks with friends.

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                      • zbearZ Offline
                        zbear
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                        slmkhoo:
                        But your child may want to spend the last few weeks with friends.


                        That is very true. My DS was very happy to go back to school so long there are NO tests/NO studies but just play n play.

                        😂

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