Nanyang Primary
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genice:
[quote](and that includes that ridiculous $1000 alumni fee to allow my boy to register at NYPS at an earlier phase).
i confirm with guaranttee chop.. will do that too if i am former student... dun waste time liao... :lol:[/quote]We are not that rich to just throw out a lump sum of $1k just like that. My hubs gotta scrimp and save on himself for at least half a year to save up that amount.... -
My DD just finished P6 last yr, she has friends from various classes/levels of all sorts of family background, alot are from rich families. We are from humble family background, but I have never heard of her complaining being snob at during her 3 yrs' stay there. One even opened her hse in King's Rd for the kids to eat, rest & study before CCA at 4pm (I was most grateful). One of her good friend is daughter of a minister. Maybe she is lucky, but seems that the kids are mostly well brought up.
I told my DD before she started studying there that if she is being look down upon due to her family background, then that person is no friend of hers. She has met none of that sort. She and her class/schoolmates remain close contact even after graduation.
My DD said they were told to join the junior alumni last few days of school, my grandchild confirm has a place there, unless policy change :lol: -
genice:
Interesting...what is it about pat's schoolhse would you mean by that statement?verykiasu2010:
it is up to the parents to educate the children about kids comparing materialistic stuffs, coming in big cars or walk on foot, chauffeur-driven or not, etc etc
in every school, famous or not, there will be comparisons, good or bad - it is a teaching point by the parents.
many \"atas\" parents ? it is all mindset problem with the parents. starting solving the problem at home with the parents having the right perspective and attitude first
it is also the best opportunity to teach the kids to rise above all these unimportant \"distractions\" of comparisons and the kids will grow up knowing how to deal with boastful friends
in fact, many of the rich and famous walk or cycle to school - eg Jim Roger's daughter....and many others - simply walk
the school has a good mix of pupils from all background ...... and they are hardly noticed
Hehe.. the rich and famous walk/cycle to school cause they stay down the road mah.. by the time they start their engine and drive out of their parking lot and join the jam think their kids already reach school liao.
I do agree that its impt to educate them on all these issues abt comparing between their peers and being contented with what they have.But to be honest, in a class of 35, if 75% are rich ( i dun think the kids noe abt famous at this age) and they hang out together, inevitably kids will start to have a lot of questions on their minds abt why his fren can have this /that and blah blah... just worried that our kids will be affected negatively and we have to constantly be dealing with this issue of explaining to him/ her abt it and we might not be explaining in the best ways that can make him/her think more positively.
If worst case end up only have 1-2 frens.. even more jialat :roll:
But if there is a good mix then i am not that worried liao.
wonder what is the profile of the parents in general in a class.. Any ideas?? 80% parents are grads of unis? 50% staying in pte? Is this like the primary school version of pats schoolhse?
Come to think abt it, when i was in sec. school, some of my frens were quite rich but i din even noe.. apparently 1 classmate of mine, her father is a famous brain surgeon then the rest got lawyers and stuf.. but i also din ask much cause i dun even hang out with them... differnt wavelengths.. i am the heartlanders grp.. haha -
sigh... you know , i know..
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BlurDad:
sigh... you know , i know..
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NatTif Mummy:
NatTif Mummy, does your DD need to pay $1K to join junior alumni? If no need, it's really good to join now than to incur $1K later.
My DD said they were told to join the junior alumni last few days of school, my grandchild confirm has a place there, unless policy change :lol:
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Dear all,
Can I ask if anyone knows if priority registration for P1 in NYPS must be a combination of alumni and ex-NYPS student? Am asking coz I’m thinking of registering my child there but I am an ex-NYGH student and not NYPS student… However, it seems that Nanyang alumni includes students from both NYPS and NYGH… so getting a little confused here. Thanks! -
j3:
as an ex-NYGH student to be eligible -- assuming you were NOT from NYPS -- you have to be from the era when the primary school was still a section of the NYGH, not after the primary school SECTION has been hived off as a separate school as it is now. If during your NYGH days, the primary section has already been operating as a separate school - then sorry to disappoint you, not eligible, even though you are still alumni of Nanyang FAMILY of schoolsDear all,
Can I ask if anyone knows if priority registration for P1 in NYPS must be a combination of alumni and ex-NYPS student? Am asking coz I'm thinking of registering my child there but I am an ex-NYGH student and not NYPS student.... However, it seems that Nanyang alumni includes students from both NYPS and NYGH.. so getting a little confused here. Thanks!
if you were alumni of NYPS and is an alumni MEMBER, your priority is Phase 2A1, else it is Phase 2A2 -
dimsum:
it may be free now .... but also don't know when you upgrade to adult member need to pay S$1k or not
NatTif Mummy, does your DD need to pay $1K to join junior alumni? If no need, it's really good to join now than to incur $1K later.NatTif Mummy:
My DD said they were told to join the junior alumni last few days of school, my grandchild confirm has a place there, unless policy change :lol:
To me, paying S$1k to be in phase 2A1 is worth every cent of it. yes, i am kiasu, kiabo, and kiaboh -
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We are not that rich to just throw out a lump sum of $1k just like that. My hubs gotta scrimp and save on himself for at least half a year to save up that amount....[/quote]i understand, i am not that rich too but even if i have to scrimp and save i will still do it if i noe of such a possibility early enuff to join the alumni so at least i have a longer buffer to save up the $$...
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