2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

[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:

[huaywenandkenneth]

Sharing an article that resonates with me.


http://mindtots.com/5-helpful-tips-in-choosing-the-right-secondary-school-for-your-child/

[zbear]

janet88:

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.

Hi Janet, just want to let you know that there is nothing wrong going to NA.

In the past, I was told that it's best not to let your child go to NA becos he/she can never go far in career prospects. But this is not true as I personally see my nephew who has dyslexia n not exempted from MT go from NA to Poly and has now secured a place to study Computer Science in NTU.

Every child has an opportunity to learn n excel in his/her field of interest. Some take a longer time, some take a shorter time. PSLE is not the end but just the beginning. Whether it's NA/NT/Express/IP, it doesn't matter. With hardwork, determination and resilience, everyone can still achieve success after PSLE.

Please tell your DD not to be sad if she gets below 200. Let her come to terms with her results within these few days n then move on.With her other strengths n talents, I am confident she will do well in future. Anyway, there are more better things to do in life than just PSLE.

Good Luck to your DD n hope to hear your happy news tomorrow.

I am confident she won't fail.

:rahrah:

[Kee Kor]

Soon it’ll be Thursday. Kinda worried.

[Concerndad]

zbear:

janet88:

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.

Hi Janet, just want to let you know that there is nothing wrong going to NA.

In the past, I was told that it's best not to let your child go to NA becos he/she can never go far in career prospects. But this is not true as I personally see my nephew who has dyslexia n not exempted from MT go from NA to Poly and has now secured a place to study Computer Science in NTU.

Every child has an opportunity to learn n excel in his/her field of interest. Some take a longer time, some take a shorter time. PSLE is not the end but just the beginning. Whether it's NA/NT/Express/IP, it doesn't matter. With hardwork, determination and resilience, everyone can still achieve success after PSLE.

Please tell your DD not to be sad if she gets below 200. Let her come to terms with her results within these few days n then move on.With her other strengths n talents, I am confident she will do well in future. Anyway, there are more better things to do in life than just PSLE.

Good Luck to your DD n hope to hear your happy news tomorrow.

I am confident she won't fail.

:rahrah:

:goodpost:

Hi! Janet88..
I am in full support for your precious Daughter.

[janet88]

dear zbear/concerndad/bgmum,


i am truly touched by your encouragement.
earlier, i just comforted my daughter who broke into tears worrying over her results. i explained to her that she has done all she could...even though the math paper was very tough, it is beyond her control.

2moro, we will be celebrating the hard work she has put in.

once again, thank you

[Concerndad]

Hi! janet88..


Yes! Time to celebrate.
:rahrah: :rahrah:

[Kellytai]

3 more hours to go …

[Kellytai]

3 more hours to go ... :rahrah: