2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

[Chocochipcookiedough]

Yes yes… all the best to all the P6 kiddos… whatever the grades are, you guys already know you all have done your best…

As a parent, i also have such anxiety but do take care of the health too… i am sure our kids will not want to see us ‘collapse’ in a way… We should support them all the way… be it their grades are good or bad…
After this stage, we should embrace the changes and prep our kiddos to their teenage years in another new environment in secondary schools…

[nms1]

janet88:

SpartanMum:

What if... ? What if...? What if...?


I cannot push the scary 'what ifs' out of my mind.

DS2 has also been consistent through the years. Very deserving child. No need for wake-up call cos already wide awake. But \"What if...?\"

Praying ...praying

i am also having lots of 'what if?' in my head.
for the past few nights, i have not been able to sleep till 3 or 4am...it's only with sleeping pills that i eventually knock out. when i wake up at 9, my head is very heavy.

I had two separate dreams the other night. In the first one my daughter scored 104 to which I reacted 'it's a disaster' and got scolded by some unknown person for a saying that.

I forced myself to go back to sleep and in the 2nd dream she scored 215. Praying that one is nearer the truth!

[phtthp]

SpartanMum:

What if... ? What if...? What if...?


I cannot push the scary 'what ifs' out of my mind.

DS2 has also been consistent through the years. Very deserving child. No need for wake-up call cos already wide awake. But \"What if...?\"

Praying ...praying

Have faith, in your child

Your child already done his / her best.

[randwick]

The size of this "Born in the Year of the Monkey" cohort is about 37K, right?


Noticed from DS’s school, the number of classes per cohort seems to be reducing by 1 each year (since 5 years ago)…

[nansk]

randwick:

The size of this \"Born in the Year of the Monkey\" cohort is about 37K, right?


Noticed from DS's school, the number of classes per cohort seems to be reducing by 1 each year (since 5 years ago)...

Is it the same in secondary school, too? Will there be less places than there were last year?

[janet88]

Hi nms1,


It’s always easier said than done…but the reality is, the kids have done their very best. My daughter is worried she will get below 200…but I am able to accept NA.
Even if we can turn back time, I don’t think we could face anymore revision then. I could feel myself burnt out.

I can’t force myself to sleep because I will end up with panic attacks.

[janet88]

Chocochipcookiedough:

Yes yes... all the best to all the P6 kiddos... whatever the grades are, you guys already know you all have done your best...

As a parent, i also have such anxiety but do take care of the health too.. i am sure our kids will not want to see us 'collapse' in a way... We should support them all the way... be it their grades are good or bad...
After this stage, we should embrace the changes and prep our kiddos to their teenage years in another new environment in secondary schools...

:goodpost: True. We cannot collapse because it will affect the child badly.

[Essential]

All the best to P6 Boys and Gals. After tomorrow, it is another milestone for all of you .

[bgmum]

janet88:

Hi nms1,


It's always easier said than done...but the reality is, the kids have done their very best. My daughter is worried she will get below 200...but I am able to accept NA.
Even if we can turn back time, I don't think we could face anymore revision then. I could feel myself burnt out.

I can't force myself to sleep because I will end up with panic attacks.

Take care Janet. Try not to think too much at this stage, though I know it's easier said than done..Am feeling the same anxiety like the rest of us here.

[nicnac]

I am beginning to feel the butterflies in the stomach :nailbite: