Are All Primary Schools The Same?
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We can be kiasu, but not to the extent of sacrificing our kids' childhood.
We don't want our kids to accuse us of robbing them a happy childhood when they grow up. They may not be grateful to us.
Kids need to spend most of their time playing freely and daydreaming
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janet_lee88:
We feel so fortunate to have this website to learn more about schools, balloting etc etc.
Yes, this site is great; I've learned so much from it and it helped me narrow down my choices of primary schools for my kids.janet_lee88:
Think this parent is extreme - poor child needs the rest!I heard from my hubby that he has a friend who sends his daughter to 2 kindergartens...morning session and then afternoon session in another kindy for more exposure to Mandarin.
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jesschan:
Yes, Janet. My older boy is the \"guinea pig\" too. Now I keep telling the younger one to build up his foundation in Chinese in lower primary when the workload is lighter.
Firstborn usually 'guinea pigs' but then they get to enjoy parents' attention as compared to their siblings. We learn from mistakes made with the firstborn and then improve with younger kids. Lower primary is the time when foundation must be strong, when it is still easy. It's just like building Lego. -
I dunno if I should be qualify to comment here?
I used to be very kiasu…I sent my twins to a so call top school and got them transferred out during Mid year in Primary 1 as I do not like the teaching and discipline style of the school…
I am not looking back since I put my twins in MONTFORT JUNIOR SCHOOL and they are doing fine there.
As my twins happened to be in the top class, we got the best teachers…
Though my twins are not doing well only in Maths, I am not blaming the teachers as I can see the effort that the teachers pumped in.
My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well. We are also currently doing top school prelim papers…
Hence, it really depends on who is the teacher your child is getting…TO me, its no longer the ‘brand’ of the school anymore… -
Dreamybee:
My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well.
Great that you found a more suitable school for your twins!
But remedial at 6.30am?! :!: :faint: -
RRMummy:
This is very siong. Heard some of the school does have this type of remedial class at such timing for P6. If the school is very far away then has to wake up even very very early. :!:Dreamybee:
My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well.
Great that you found a more suitable school for your twins!
But remedial at 6.30am?! :!: :faint: -
Dreamybee:
630am ? :!: Isn't that too demanding ? My son is still at home at this hour. I pity kids if they stay far away...this is only primary school, not JC or University.I dunno if I should be qualify to comment here?
My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well.
Hence, it really depends on who is the teacher your child is getting...TO me, its no longer the 'brand' of the school anymore.... -
Brenda10:
This is very siong. Heard some of the school does have this type of remedial class at such timing for P6. If the school is very far away then has to wake up even very very early. :!:[/quote]brain can wake up so early meh? :idea: I hope they are coping well with that schedule...RRMummy:
[quote=\"Dreamybee\"]My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well.
Great that you found a more suitable school for your twins!
But remedial at 6.30am?! :!: :faint: -
Brenda10:
This is very siong. Heard some of the school does have this type of remedial class at such timing for P6. If the school is very far away then has to wake up even very very early. :!:[/quote]6.30am school bus coming is it ?RRMummy:
[quote=\"Dreamybee\"]My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well.
Great that you found a more suitable school for your twins!
But remedial at 6.30am?! :!: :faint: -
janet_lee88:
at 6.30am, my kid not only still at home, but still in bed ....
630am ? :!: Isn't that too demanding ? My son is still at home at this hour. I pity kids if they stay far away...this is only primary school, not JC or University.Dreamybee:
I dunno if I should be qualify to comment here?
My twins are having morning remedial starting from 630am daily and some afternoon remedials as well.
Hence, it really depends on who is the teacher your child is getting...TO me, its no longer the 'brand' of the school anymore....
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