Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

[Trapwithin]

E3:

Hi parents,


Look forward to more long weeklends next year!

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_570623.html (Yesterday's Straits Times)

Yea ... good break for parents too

[janet88]

Hubby and kids are very happy, bcos they get a long :love: weekend. Son told me there will be 3 days of Children's Day starting from next year...hubby will take Friday off too.

[david1234]

Sorry if this question have been asked and answered,

180 pages to large a volume for me ( busy dad ) to browse thru

Can parents share how do you/ or your children select which CCA to participate? what are the challenges one may face?
the sweat and labours encountered during the training and finally a well deserving satisfaction/ rewards…

thank you

david1234

[prisnkc]

david1234:

Sorry if this question have been asked and answered,

180 pages to large a volume for me ( busy dad ) to browse thru

Can parents share how do you/ or your children select which CCA to participate? what are the challenges one may face?
the sweat and labours encountered during the training and finally a well deserving satisfaction/ rewards..

thank you

david1234

Jennifer has kindly created an index for this thread (refer to pg 1).

Suppl lessons/CCA
page 14, 30, 33, 38, 50, 51, 52, 61

[donkey]

anybody have any bad encounter with the general office staff. I find that the staff with very poor service and not helpful at all. any feedback from you all?

prisnkc:

david1234:

Sorry if this question have been asked and answered,
180 pages to large a volume for me ( busy dad ) to browse thru

Can parents share how do you/ or your children select which CCA to participate? what are the challenges one may face?
the sweat and labours encountered during the training and finally a well deserving satisfaction/ rewards..

thank you

david1234

Jennifer has kindly created an index for this thread (refer to pg 1).

Suppl lessons/CCA
page 14, 30, 33, 38, 50, 51, 52, 61

[janet88]

Donkey,

I don’t have a particularly bad encounter but the staff are not that polite…can’t expect too much from ‘aunties’…go to the general office only when required.

[ruaqt2]

My first encounter with them was when DD lost her wallet.


Being P1, not sure what to do, so I accompanied her to the General Office to enquire if anyone found the wallet. Found them abit abrupt, not friendly, just shove the whole box at you. No wonder so many unclaimed wallets in the box.

[Funx3]

[quote="donkey"]anybody have any bad encounter with the general office staff. I find that the staff with very poor service and not helpful at all. any feedback from you all?


If U need to get in touch with your child’s teacher, I find it is more effective to send E-mail to them directly.
On quite a number of occasions, have left messages thru the general office for the teacher to contact me - but no Reply at All.

[Funx3]

Sorry if this question have been asked and answered,

180 pages to large a volume for me ( busy dad ) to browse thru

Can parents share how do you/ or your children select which CCA to participate? what are the challenges one may face?
the sweat and labours encountered during the training and finally a well deserving satisfaction/ rewards…

thank you

Best to follow your child’s interest - then they can perform and sustain their participation thru the Full 6 years in primary school.

Or if your child is of inquisitive nature - Let them try something they have not tried before, U might find out they have hidden talents U don’t even know of!

My DD tried Gym CCA when she’s in P1 (never do Gym Before) - and she’s been representing Pei Hwa from P2. Still love the CCA till now. She’s in P5 now.

But prepared to invest both time and money though, especially if your kids are involved in the school team. DD spend 3 afternoons training after school, and extra class in external Gym every sat afternoon - due to the lack of facilities in school.

[david1234]

Thanks for sharing Funx3

any other CCA which parents recommend?
pls share
thanks
david1234