Raffles Girls' Primary
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Sorry to say but I feel these matters should be alerted to the teachers or principal…the admin doesnt help. I had a bad experience with the admin office once. My girl was sick and callled me to fetch her… fortunately she had her mobile. I called her 5 mins before I reached school and she told me she is at the sick bay in general office ( last year on old school). When I reach g.o. the staff told me they don have anyone at the sick bay. I was shock and they asked me to go to her class or canteen to find her as it was recess time. After I walked out, I felt something not right so I called my girl. She told me she is still at the sick bay waiting for me. Instantly, I walked to the office again and the 2 admin staff who attended to me were busy chit chatting and ignored me. I walked in to the sick bay and and called my girl and tatah …she walked out. I reprimanded the 2 staff for being oblivious to their surrounding and being aware when a sick student walked in. Another more senior staff heard and quickly walked over and ask if my girl was feeling better… I was disappointed and told the form teacher there after. This is the standard of vigilance , if any that we get and being girls, I also get more worried about there whereabouts and safety. Guess every school has there own way of managing but through the pass 2 years in this school and after hearing different stories from other mummies… the best way is to train your girl to be more alert and careful on her own.
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LeeTaiTai:
Sorry to say but I feel these matters should be alerted to the teachers or principal..the admin doesnt help. I had a bad experience with the admin office once. My girl was sick and callled me to fetch her.. fortunately she had her mobile. I called her 5 mins before I reached school and she told me she is at the sick bay in general office ( last year on old school). When I reach g.o. the staff told me they don have anyone at the sick bay. I was shock and they asked me to go to her class or canteen to find her as it was recess time. After I walked out, I felt something not right so I called my girl. She told me she is still at the sick bay waiting for me. Instantly, I walked to the office again and the 2 admin staff who attended to me were busy chit chatting and ignored me. I walked in to the sick bay and and called my girl and tatah ..she walked out. I reprimanded the 2 staff for being oblivious to their surrounding and being aware when a sick student walked in. Another more senior staff heard and quickly walked over and ask if my girl was feeling better.. I was disappointed and told the form teacher there after. This is the standard of vigilance , if any that we get and being girls, I also get more worried about there whereabouts and safety. Guess every school has there own way of managing but through the pass 2 years in this school and after hearing different stories from other mummies.. the best way is to train your girl to be more alert and careful on her own.
Haha...so i am not the only one that got such treatment from the admin staffs..Yes, they love to talk and see us parent transparent. I was polite enough for them to finish the conversation, but they do not have any sense that someone is there waiting to ask some questions.
Bus issue is an definite thing that must be brought up to School Management. They cant pay my daughter back, if anything happen to her. I seriously did not think the situation is so bad until i read all the comments. -
May i ask what time are parents allowed to pick the girls after their cca ? We have to pick them at the gate or can we drive into the canteen ? I called general office but they told me roughly 530pm and ask me to wait for the bus to clear so i ask them what time the bus clear ..they ask me to wait outside for the bus to drive away..emmm... :? Anyone knows ? :salute:
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LeeTaiTai:
dear 2016 P3 students (born 2007),
Btw, is this also the year they have GEP? :scratchhead:
first round of Gep : Friday, (26 August, 2016)
2nd round of Gep : Tuesday & Wednesday, (18 and 19 October, 2016)
test English, Maths & General Ability
refer slide #11
http://www.rafflesgirlspri.moe.edu.sg/q ... parent.pdf
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P3 (2016) SA1 / SA2 (Science Theory & Practical Tests hands-on, info) :
http://www.rafflesgirlspri.moe.edu.sg/q ... cience.pdf
other P3 Notification
http://www.rafflesgirlspri.moe.edu.sg/e ... /primary-3 -
dardar63:
phtthp:
[quote=\"dardar63\"]And it's only 2 week of school. Can't imagine as the toilet gets more utilized. Find this quite unacceptable.
Yes, some child not feeling well, vomited onto the toilet floor, not into the toilet bowl
The school cleaners needs to be more vigilant in cleaning the toilets.[/quote]
Does anyone know how the school is going to address the dirty toilet issue? My girl complained that there are pimple like lumps on her bottom which we suspected that it is caused by the toilet bowls at school. She said it is painful. -
Does anyone know how the school is going to address the dirty toilet issue? My girl complained that there are pimple like lumps on her bottom which we suspected that it is caused by the toilet bowls at school. She said it is painful.[/quote]
Last week during Parent meeting session, went to inspect their toilets. My God, it is even worst than those in Hawker Centre. Did not have a chance to feedback over this issue as teachers were just busy flashing powerpoint slides.
I am more concern if this become a long term issues, girls will end up developing UTI, which can be no joke matter! -
[quote]Does anyone know how the school is going to address the dirty toilet issue? My girl complained that there are pimple like lumps on her bottom which we suspected that it is caused by the toilet bowls at school. She said it is painful.[/quote]
Last week during Parent meeting session, went to inspect their toilets. My God, it is even worst than those in Hawker Centre. Did not have a chance to feedback over this issue as teachers were just busy flashing powerpoint slides.
I am more concern if this become a long term issues, girls will end up developing UTI, which can be no joke matter![/quote]
Perhaps parents who attended the PTC could email the Principal about this. A 'flood' of emails on the same issue may just 'wake' the Principal up. -
Yes. We will be sending an email to Mr lim and cc the form teachers on our end. Maybe other parents can do the same if your child had also feedback on the dirty toilet issue.
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Wow. This is a serious issue. I wonder if the teachers ever go in to inspect the hygiene standards.
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justMommy:
Wow. This is a serious issue. I wonder if the teachers ever go in to inspect the hygiene standards.
Question - Teachers themselves didnt realise that or they dont go toilet? or Staff toilets dont have such problem? Not trying to dwell too much on it, but this is basic hygenic issues, and for a school like RGPS to happen, a bit not acceptable.
I wonder how long they take to familiarise with the 'new' school environment; which is often brought up as an excuse.
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