2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

[phtthp]

Soon, Wed (19 dec) … sms coming soon



After gotten sms, sayonara to P6, mark the end of primary school education. Trot off to Secondary school, to report to.

[snowmummy]

Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

[floppy]

snowmummy:

Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

Yes.
Preferably in your ex-school uniform as well :evil:


It’s time to let go.

[ski]

Whether snowmummy thinks it's time to let go is her choice. She asked a genuine question about whether the school requires parents to be there and I think that deserves a relevant reply. Some parents need to apply for leave in advance if the school needs parents to be there.


Btw, I don't keep my ex-school uniform so need to buy 2nd hand from carousell. :evil:

floppy:

snowmummy:

Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

Yes.
Preferably in your ex-school uniform as well :evil:


It’s time to let go.

[Macc0608]

I thought so … isn’t there a briefing for parents? If not, can buy books and uniforms. Dun tk DC is capable at this stage to settle these on their own

[sky minecrafter]

snowmummy:

Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

Hello, adding on to fellow forummers' posts... iirc, the school did give a quick briefing (15min?) targeting parents. For instance: school hours, what to expect on the first day of school, orientation & start of lessons, selection tests (AEP, MEP, HMT), subjects taken in Sec 1, electronic gadget program, forms to be returned, Year Head contact... A more detailed session happens in the new school year.

My child handled his own uniforms, books & stationery purchases, administrative affairs; but to be there physically is a show of support for a new stage of their life.

[ski]

Thanks for sharing. Very useful information and advice.

sky minecrafter:

snowmummy:

Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

Hello, adding on to fellow forummers' posts... iirc, the school did give a quick briefing (15min?) targeting parents. For instance: school hours, what to expect on the first day of school, orientation & start of lessons, selection tests (AEP, MEP, HMT), subjects taken in Sec 1, electronic gadget program, forms to be returned, Year Head contact... A more detailed session happens in the new school year.

My child handled his own uniforms, books & stationery purchases, administrative affairs; but to be there physically is a show of support for a new stage of their life.

[phtthp]

sky minecrafter:

Hello, adding on to fellow forummers' posts... iirc, the school did give a quick briefing (15min?) targeting parents. For instance: school hours, what to expect on the first day of school, orientation & start of lessons, selection tests (AEP, MEP, HMT), subjects taken in Sec 1, electronic gadget program, forms to be returned, Year Head contact... A more detailed session happens in the new school year.

My child handled his own uniforms, books & stationery purchases, administrative affairs; but to be there physically is a show of support for a new stage of their life.

For Sec 1 students who entered by PSLE T-score, not by DSA, are they allowed to join (AEP Art Elective / MEP Music Elective) programme ?

[snowmummy]

ski:

Whether snowmummy thinks it's time to let go is her choice. She asked a genuine question about whether the school requires parents to be there and I think that deserves a relevant reply. Some parents need to apply for leave in advance if the school needs parents to be there.


Btw, I don't keep my ex-school uniform so need to buy 2nd hand from carousell. :evil:

floppy:

[quote=\"snowmummy\"]Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

Yes.
Preferably in your ex-school uniform as well :evil:


It’s time to let go.

[/quote]LOL, thanks for your understanding

[snowmummy]

sky minecrafter:

snowmummy:

Do parents need to report together to the secondary school on 20th?

Hello, adding on to fellow forummers' posts... iirc, the school did give a quick briefing (15min?) targeting parents. For instance: school hours, what to expect on the first day of school, orientation & start of lessons, selection tests (AEP, MEP, HMT), subjects taken in Sec 1, electronic gadget program, forms to be returned, Year Head contact... A more detailed session happens in the new school year.

My child handled his own uniforms, books & stationery purchases, administrative affairs; but to be there physically is a show of support for a new stage of their life.

Thanks a lot for the useful information.