2015 PSLE Discussion and Strategies

[janet88]

iRabbit:

janet88:

irabbit,

your cc bills ARE incurred from spending on son's enrichment lessons?

Only those that use vacuum cleaner to suck the tuition fees allow CC payment. Oopsie ... :oops:

some centres don't allow use of credit cards to chalk up points...CASH only. are your cc bills incurred at malls while waiting for junior attending lessons?

[iRabbit]

janet88:

iRabbit:

[quote=\"janet88\"]irabbit,

your cc bills ARE incurred from spending on son's enrichment lessons?

Only those that use vacuum cleaner to suck the tuition fees allow CC payment. Oopsie ... :oops:

some centres don't allow use of credit cards to chalk up points...CASH only. are your cc bills incurred at malls while waiting for junior attending lessons?[/quote]I usually pay by cash. The real worry is I tend to consume a lot of sweet drinks while waiting and I know that's bad.

[janet88]

irabbit,

you can trying cutting down on sugar.
sorry off topic.

back to psle 2015.

[sleepy]

iRabbit:

I usually pay by cash. The real worry is I tend to consume a lot of sweet drinks while waiting and I know that's bad.

Just curious, how much is your ds monthly tuition fees?

[iRabbit]

sleepy:

iRabbit:

I usually pay by cash. The real worry is I tend to consume a lot of sweet drinks while waiting and I know that's bad.

Just curious, how much is your ds monthly tuition fees?

Wah-piang, how could you ask me such a sensitive question?

[Soh Jianke]

2014 PSLE Results Cut Off Point and ranking for 2015 Secondary school Intake. The Secondary School Ranking for 2014 are stated as follow. Below are the Ranking results for 2014 cut off, average and highest score intake into the top Secondary Schools in Singapore. These results will be a good guide for parent and student to choose their secondary School for 2015.


http://www.exampaper.biz/Secondary-Scho ... -2015.html

[Nebbermind]

sleepy:

iRabbit:

I usually pay by cash. The real worry is I tend to consume a lot of sweet drinks while waiting and I know that's bad.

Just curious, how much is your ds monthly tuition fees?

Enrichment payment usually quarterly...est a K per subject excluding other enrichment...about $4~5k per qtr?

[Funz]

Nebbermind:

sleepy:

[quote=\"iRabbit\"]
I usually pay by cash. The real worry is I tend to consume a lot of sweet drinks while waiting and I know that's bad.

Just curious, how much is your ds monthly tuition fees?

Enrichment payment usually quarterly...est a K per subject excluding other enrichment...about $4~5k per qtr?[/quote] :faint:

[Puzz.06109.06109.06109zzle]

Hi parents, is it better to do P6 top sch exam papers or Psle 5 /6 years series?

[Funz]

Reading some of the posts I think DD’s school is rather laid back, contrary to the impression people have of the school. DD did not have any supp classes until she was in P4 and each session was only 1hr. Even then, the supp classes were only once a week for maybe 2 terms, not for all 4 terms. Until now in P6, her homework is manageable. Ok, too little in my opinion. Come to think of it, during niece’s time in the school, she also had very little homework and did not have to stay back in school much.


Talking to parents of some of my ex students, I hear them saying that their kids’ workload is unbelievable. Homework everyday. They show me their kids tingxie and I almost fainted. I hear of P1 and P2 kids having supp classes. I look at my nephew’s work and I wonder, what are these schools trying to prove? Is there some deliberate attempt for top schools to back off and the rest of the schools to go supernova academically?