Radin Mas Primary
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famangelina31:
[quote]And on the subject of fairs.. yes! It is really one too many! And i don't find the prices that attractive either. My dd just told me that she would like to buy a national geographic science kit. But i told her i'll rather buy it from the shop.
I wonder how can we feedback to school about it. :?
[quote]The last time i allowed dd to buy some books, the vendor didn't even give her back her change... so we ended up paying more for the books.[/quote]So dishonest of the vendor :rubhands: - if it was intentional. Sometimes, you know too many kids around, they also get confuse[/quote]Maybe i'm anal about this... but i was rather upset coz this fair took place like 1 or 2 months after school started and i've expected the vendors to be extra careful with returning the change esp when dealing with blur P1 kids.
Yesterday she bought a water filter system which cost $18 and today she asked my DH for $29 for some time machine... OMG! -
preggie:
Yesterday she bought a water filter system which cost $18 and today she asked my DH for $29 for some time machine... OMG!
Wow! Your daughter is into science, eh? :shock: -
famangelina31:
I will ask the form teacher and let you know.Hi All,
I asked my son's form teacher...she also dont know. Aiyoh...very jialak leh...!!! :slapshead:
:?: Can anyone from 1A/B advise if the children need to wear the school uniform or can they wear sports attire for the National Museum Excursion? -
qms:
haha.. i think she's just curious la.preggie:
Yesterday she bought a water filter system which cost $18 and today she asked my DH for $29 for some time machine... OMG!
Wow! Your daughter is into science, eh? :shock:
btw, i'm a little worried abt her coz she'll come home with different \"gifts\" from friends everyday! Yesterday, she brought home lollipops and a whole bunch of \"fruitty\" erasers. There's also a set of hello kitty coloured pencils which she claims that her friends gave to her.
Why are her friends giving stuff to her all the time?? I hope they won't turn around and say she stole them or something.
Am going to ask her to stop accepting \"gifts\"... -
[quote]Yesterday she bought a water filter system which cost $18 and today she asked my DH for $29 for some time machine... OMG![/quote]
My damage is worst, my DS bought a mechanical bug $22 and wanted to buy more....I gave him the ultimatum...STOP or you will have no pocket money bcos it will come from there.
I think the school shd have some control over - afterall they are P1 and P2 kids. I worried about my boy bringing so much $$ to school and losing it. -
[quote]btw, i'm a little worried abt her coz she'll come home with different \"gifts\" from friends everyday! Yesterday, she brought home lollipops and a whole bunch of \"fruitty\" erasers. There's also a set of hello kitty coloured pencils which she claims that her friends gave to her.
Why are her friends giving stuff to her all the time?? I hope they won't turn around and say she stole them or something.
Am going to ask her to stop accepting \"gifts\"...[/quote]Wah...not bad...at least she comes back with gifts...
My DS keeps losing things. :roll: BTW, u sure she did not buy them with her pocket money by skipping meals during recess period??
I think it would be good to check with her if indeed these are gifts otherwise she may be \"accuse\" of stealing.... -
preggie:
btw, i'm a little worried abt her coz she'll come home with different \"gifts\" from friends everyday! Yesterday, she brought home lollipops and a whole bunch of \"fruitty\" erasers. There's also a set of hello kitty coloured pencils which she claims that her friends gave to her.
On a lighter note, it shows that your girl is popular! :lol:
But, on a serious note, famangelina31 has a point, too. :scratchhead: -
qms:
Yeap.. am worried abt her being accused of stealing or extortion... coz kids being kids.. one day they will give you stuff and the next day they'll want it back. Haizz......preggie:
btw, i'm a little worried abt her coz she'll come home with different \"gifts\" from friends everyday! Yesterday, she brought home lollipops and a whole bunch of \"fruitty\" erasers. There's also a set of hello kitty coloured pencils which she claims that her friends gave to her.
On a lighter note, it shows that your girl is popular! :lol:
But, on a serious note, famangelina31 has a point, too. :scratchhead:
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famangelina31:
[quote]Yesterday she bought a water filter system which cost $18 and today she asked my DH for $29 for some time machine... OMG!
My damage is worst than yours, my DS bought a mechanical bug $22 and wanted to buy more....I gave him the ultimatum...STOP or you will have no pocket money bcos it will come from there.
I think the school shd have some control over - afterall they are P1 and P2 kids. I worried about my boy bringing so much $$ to school and losing it.[/quote]I saw that mechanical bug in the pamphlet. It comes in many colours!
I think the school will get some kickback from the sales of books and toys. The vendor will give the school \"commission\" in the form of books for the libarary. That was the practice at one of the preschools my DD attended. -
famangelina31:
My DS went for the Museum today & the teacher said can wear PE attire. Guess the teacher would inform the students one day prior to the trip. Weather is so hot, best to wear T-Shirt which is more cooling.Hi All,
I asked my son's form teacher...she also dont know. Aiyoh...very jialak leh...!!! :slapshead:
:?: Can anyone from 1A/B advise if the children need to wear the school uniform or can they wear sports attire for the National Museum Excursion?
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