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    Radin Mas Primary

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      Ixuslea
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      qms:
      Ixuslea:

      My daughter is currently in P1 and we were shock to find out there is no formal PTM in rmps. Her report book is still empty and with us since we got it from the bookshop. The form teacher has not collected. Really disappointing with the school's practice in this aspect. We have no formal feedback on how our kid is doing in school. Hope the next principal onboard will be better in this area.


      I suppose this requires getting used to. It has been like this since Mrs Wong came on board. You are free to contact the teachers anytime you want to obtain updates, rather than only during scheduled PTMs.

      Err...these no exam for P1s, so what would you like to see in the report book? :scratchhead:

      Though there were no exams for P1s, there were still unit tests for t2 that were counted. We were given a 'progress report' in a A4 size paper instead (landscape with very small prints). I feel the tests results, together with this progress report could be better presented in the report book.

      Other schools like Fairfield and Henry Park do not have exams for the P1s as well but results from unit tests were shown in report book. Yes, they do have report book for P1s (end of term 2). So there is still something to see in the report book.

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        Brainiac
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        Ixuslea:
        Hi,


        My daughter is currently in P1 and we were shock to find out there is no formal PTM in rmps. Her report book is still empty and with us since we got it from the bookshop. The form teacher has not collected. Really disappointing with the school's practice in this aspect. We have no formal feedback on how our kid is doing in school. Hope the new principal onboard next year will be better in this area.
        There'll be a new principal next year??

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          Ixuslea
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          Brainiac:
          Ixuslea:

          Hi,


          My daughter is currently in P1 and we were shock to find out there is no formal PTM in rmps. Her report book is still empty and with us since we got it from the bookshop. The form teacher has not collected. Really disappointing with the school's practice in this aspect. We have no formal feedback on how our kid is doing in school. Hope the next principal onboard will be better in this area.

          There'll be a new principal next year??

          Oops, my mistake. No news on a new principal next year. Just usually principal will rotate after 5/6 years.

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            qms
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            Ixuslea:
            Though there were no exams for P1s, there were still unit tests for t2 that were counted. We were given a 'progress report' in a A4 size paper instead (landscape with very small prints). I feel the tests results, together with this progress report could be better presented in the report book.


            Other schools like Fairfield and Henry Park do not have exams for the P1s as well but results from unit tests were shown in report book. Yes, they do have report book for P1s (end of term 2). So there is still something to see in the report book.
            RMPS is not Fairfield or Henry Park, so no point comparing with them.

            If you are concerned, why don't you find out from the form teacher?

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              snow74
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              qms:
              Ixuslea:

              My daughter is currently in P1 and we were shock to find out there is no formal PTM in rmps. Her report book is still empty and with us since we got it from the bookshop. The form teacher has not collected. Really disappointing with the school's practice in this aspect. We have no formal feedback on how our kid is doing in school. Hope the new principal onboard next year will be better in this area.


              I suppose this requires getting used to. It has been like this since Mrs Wong came on board. You are free to contact the teachers anytime you want to obtain updates, rather than only during scheduled PTMs.

              Err...these no exam for P1s, so what would you like to see in the report book? :scratchhead:

              My dd also in p1, and we just attended the \"PCT\" last week. The FT do talked to individual parent on the student's progress and we got to see my dd explain to us on one of her work in class, although its a fast one.
              😓 you missed it?

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                Ixuslea
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                Nope, didn’t miss anything. The child will first bring the parents around the class to explain what she has done. Then the parents were given a laptop to watch a video collage on what the kids have done in school. Followed by speech and drama performances put up by the kids. They were split up into groups to act out few different short stories. Then sang a couple of national songs. So I guess different ft has different practices.

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                  snow74
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                  Ixuslea:
                  Nope, didn't miss anything. The child will first bring the parents around the class to explain what she has done. Then were given a laptop to watch a video collage on what the kids have done in school. Followed by speech and drama performances put up by the kids. They were split up into groups to act out few different short stories. Then sang a couple of national songs. So I guess different ft has different practices.

                  Ok, so it's more like the FT instead of the school. Because some FT do talk to the parents during pct last week. So maybe you can \"make appointment\" with your girl's FT to talk to her if you have concern? 😄

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                    titank
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                    I believed all students should have receive the report book back. Any idea does your kid affected by the streaming?

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                      butterflybeemom
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                      Hi, I'd like to ask a question...is M the best class and N the 2nd best class, or actually M class and N class are the same? :roll:

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                        Brainiac
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                        butterflybeemom:
                        Hi, I'd like to ask a question...is M the best class and N the 2nd best class, or actually M class and N class are the same? :roll:

                        They are the same. If you have read the earlier post, one mummy said that her son scored 292 in P2 and is in 3N.

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