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Stress Mum …where is your boy studying ? In wch centre ?
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Had a session with the school. Was assured that they have been and still is looking at the concerns raised by parents.
Let see how thing progress but i still wan to look ard for another school (just in case). Chiefkiasu, u hv any plans to set up a CC? ahha...i will definitely send my child there. THink they will thrive under ur care!
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sTresSmUm:
Alright!... thank you... thank you for your support... hmm... The KiasuParent's ChildCare? I like the sound of that :lol:Had a session with the school. Was assured that they have been and still is looking at the concerns raised by parents.
Let see how thing progress but i still wan to look ard for another school (just in case). Chiefkiasu, u hv any plans to set up a CC? ahha...i will definitely send my child there. THink they will thrive under ur care!
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Hi Conniepng,
I think there's a little confusion. I meant that I liaised with the K2 teacher for other matters, not that she takes my son's class.
For the ratio of teacher to children probably you might want to bring it up to them. When I send my child to school, I normally see about 2 to 3 teachers in each class. I'm sure they have to follow MCYS regulations or else they would not be able to run the school.
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I think whenever we hear someone say, ‘XYZ is good’, we tend to think all other centers or franchises relating to XYZ is good. Unfortunately, not all centers are the same. And as ChiefKiasu has voiced my sentiment, the teachers are the most important. I have ever sat in my boy’s class before in one of the trial classes, and was horrified to see the teachers not being able to control the class. I don’t mean ‘control’ in military sense of the word, but she was not able to build a relationship with the students. ANd not just her, other teachers as well. It was a pity, because the school was quite reputable. So parents may think we are sending to a premium school, but actually I felt that the teachers were spending a lot of time just quietening the class such that there was no time to carry out the curriculum. The teachers were also not consistent in their teaching, for instance when one boy mis-behaved she wanted to ‘punish’ him by not giving him the toy, but within a minute, he was given the toy. And she did that a couple of times. I immediately switched my boy out.
I guess it depends on what you are looking for. I hope to ‘work’ with a teacher who shares the same sentiments in my discipline and education towards my children. If you can’t trust the teachers, the relationship you will have with the teacher will not be good. Although I did give my feedback to the school, I know I cannot put my child there, at least before they improve. -
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Appreciate feedback from anyone whose child is currently attending or have heard anything about this preschool. Thanks! -
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hi any parent has their child here in Claymore.. need some feedback on the teachers. -
vleong28:
Hi, thinking of placing my daughter next year when she turns 2. However, heard that a teacher who recently abused a child from MMI Kovan has been transfer to Sengkang to take the playgroup class. So scary. have you heard about this incident? Please comment.
Hi, I'm also a parent from MMI Sengkang. Even though my child is from another class, I have spoken to the K2 teacher many times concerning other issues.
I would agree with you when I first liase with her. But after a few interactions with her, my opinion changed. Its more her personality then her attitude.
I know some of her K2 parents and while chatting with them, they gave quite good feedbacks that their children have improved quite a lot.
Probably you should communicate more with her. :lol: -
hi, my kid is attending MMI Sengkang too. Fellow parents, does the form teacher update the Comms book regularly? What do they normally write in there?
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Does your Montessori trained child perform in Pri 1 better than other traditional trained kindergarten?
I need some opinions.
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