National Junior College (Junior High)
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phankao:
He did not mention, only told me he might be helping in 23rd Dec.
Your son helping out?Jennifer:
http://www.njc.edu.sg/
NJC Open house on 16th Oct Sat 9am to 3pm. -
Was told that they will be having a "formal dinner" next week and are to dress formal⦠How formal is formal i wonder
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Just Mama:
Was told that they will be having a \"formal dinner\" next week and are to dress formal.... How formal is formal i wonder
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
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Jennifer:
Mine din do well too but declares that she and some of the girls will now do only 'fun things\" as there will be no more papers.Just Mama:
Was told that they will be having a \"formal dinner\" next week and are to dress formal.... How formal is formal i wonder
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
Heard that science paper yesterday was very tough ... -
Jennifer:
that paper must have been really tough.Just Mama:
Was told that they will be having a \"formal dinner\" next week and are to dress formal.... How formal is formal i wonder
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
DD did ok, but said more than 1/2 her class failed! :shock:
also mentioned that the last maths test was hard,
a few of her friends cried after the test.
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dunnoleh:
that paper must have been really tough.Jennifer:
[quote=\"Just Mama\"]Was told that they will be having a \"formal dinner\" next week and are to dress formal.... How formal is formal i wonder
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
DD did ok, but said more than 1/2 her class failed! :shock:
also mentioned that the last maths test was hard,
a few of her friends cried after the test. :([/quote]oh no, not looking forward to hear about her results ... -
dunnoleh:
that paper must have been really tough.Jennifer:
[quote=\"Just Mama\"]Was told that they will be having a \"formal dinner\" next week and are to dress formal.... How formal is formal i wonder
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
DD did ok, but said more than 1/2 her class failed! :shock:
also mentioned that the last maths test was hard,
a few of her friends cried after the test. :([/quote]*faint* my boy didn't say anything, and he's not coming back tonight. Don't want to ask these kind of things unless face-to-face. -
Just Mama:
mine also said the same thing....
Heard that science paper yesterday was very tough ...
looks like honeymoon is really over... :roll: -
dunnoleh:
that paper must have been really tough.Jennifer:
[quote=\"Just Mama\"]Was told that they will be having a \"formal dinner\" next week and are to dress formal.... How formal is formal i wonder
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
DD did ok, but said more than 1/2 her class failed! :shock:
also mentioned that the last maths test was hard,
a few of her friends cried after the test. :([/quote]So the CL paper is not my boy's sole prob??? He has confessed that some times he daydreamed during the CL lessons. When he woke up, he then realised he has missed out a chuck of what the teacher said. Think he did not want others to know so he just kept quiet. Hence, pls dun tell your kids this, ok?
A friend's advice was to write notes while the teacher is talking so that he does not daydream away. I wrote an email to the CL teacher requesting a meeting, she has not replied yet. How else can I reach the teacher? -
phankao:
*faint* my boy didn't say anything, and he's not coming back tonight. Don't want to ask these kind of things unless face-to-face.[/quote]Yours helping in the openhouse tom & tats why not coming home tonite? Mine helping and wanted to stay but cant find kakis ...
that paper must have been really tough.dunnoleh:
[quote=\"Jennifer\"]
Dun think my boy got mood to celebrate. He got back his CL papers ytd
DD did ok, but said more than 1/2 her class failed! :shock:
also mentioned that the last maths test was hard,
a few of her friends cried after the test.
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