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    2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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      nicnac
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      janet88:
      Science titles of no use since this is the last year using old syllabus.

      The others can donate to ntuc. How it feel after Psle is over? I think for a while I will be lost.
      I will be more than happy to be lost. Reality.. I have a looming SA2 to prepare for. Can't relax completely till it's over :gloomy:

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        sleepy
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        Yngmng:
        ammonite:


        Recycle, recycle.

        I will pass the untouched assessment books and tuition notes to a friend. DD2 only 4 this year. Look forward to clearing the shelves! šŸ•ŗ

        Ditto. Looking forward to clearing my cabinets
        Still keeping dd1's notes from 2years ago, for dd2 in case she needs to refer. So I have double set of materials p4 to p6

        Dh's friend already reserved everything for his next year p4 son. His friend said 儽料 must quickly chope LOL
        Will give some to my friend's dd who will be p5 next year. The rest to NTUC

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          Sursum
          last edited by

          I will be keeping the P6 notes as my dd has mentioned that she wants to give free tuition. The notes may help to refresh her memories. I also have a lot of assessments books bought during dd's time and they remain untouched. :moneyflies: Will pass to neighbour.


          And I think burning of books is criminal. :siam:

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            happyheart
            last edited by

            Do you throw away the pile of completed test papers, school workbook, right after the subject is over?

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              happyheart
              last edited by

              Sursum:
              I will be keeping the P6 notes as my dd hyas mentioned that she wants to give free tuition. The notes may help to refresh her memories. I also have a lot of assessments books bought during dd's time and they remain untouched. :moneyflies: Will pass to neighbour.


              And I think burning of books is criminal. :siam:
              I forbid my boys to throw books, step or burn. Told them they must have respect for books! :imcool:

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                Sursum
                last edited by

                happyheart:


                I forbid my boys to throw books, step or burn. Told them they must have respect for books! :imcool:
                Same here. A few years back, someone organised a bonfire to burn the textbooks after psle. My dc were appalled.

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                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  Sursum:
                  happyheart:



                  I forbid my boys to throw books, step or burn. Told them they must have respect for books! :imcool:

                  Same here. A few years back, someone organised a bonfire to burn the textbooks after psle. My dc were appalled.

                  still remember that. it was in 2012.

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                    janet88
                    last edited by

                    happyheart:
                    Do you throw away the pile of completed test papers, school workbook, right after the subject is over?

                    school workbooks hardly serve any purpose...but still keep until the school year is over. same for test papers and completed assessment books because I want to go through mistakes made before exams.

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                      XYZ1
                      last edited by

                      nicnac:

                      I will be more than happy to be lost. Reality.. I have a looming SA2 to prepare for. Can't relax completely till it's over :gloomy:
                      I'm in exact same situation as you, but at least i'm glad it is one big burden off my shoulders. My younger one will probably have a happy SA2 revision with me since mummy will be smiling more often due to POST PSLE! šŸ˜‰

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                        janet88
                        last edited by

                        nicnac:

                        I will be more than happy to be lost. Reality.. I have a looming SA2 to prepare for. Can't relax completely till it's over :gloomy:
                        I have to wait till 18 nov to be able to relax completely 😢

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