Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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Trapwithin:
:rotflmao: Don't stress him. He :siam: liao[/quote]aiyo, i never siam la...just came back from PV....meeting tonight and tomm night in preparation for events....too many thing to do....
Of all the sentences you've to pick on that one. Php, you're trapped :rotflmao:markfch:
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Wow php .. start preparing for GEP liao
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comfy:
Personally, I like RGPS's culture but might not be able to get in as it is not a SAP school (lower priority).[/quote]Usually for non-GEP student they try to accommodate. So give RGPS a try.Trapwithin:
[quote=\"comfy\"]I worry that NYPS might be too tough, RGS - never try a all girl school, NHPS - has bad feedback and Henry Park - hear have to stay back for quite a no. of days/wk.
All GEP has the same syllabus .. so school is more of your preference in the culture and suitabllility of your dd personality.
Only those from GEP school will find it difficult to transfer out. -
Jennifer:
Parents of P3 pupils, did the CL teacher return CL paper 1 to the children to look at the compo in class?
Neither the paper nor the marks since P1! -
E3:
Agree. My dd was \"put\" next to a boy and helped him in his work last year. He improved but the downside was that boy loved to punch her arm. I told my dd to εΏ and be patient with him. He did change after a while. Haha.[/quote]Ouch! you ask your dd to εΏ, don't you think it is abit cruel to your dd. Poor dd, must need to have really \"thick\" skin, else how to εΏ. If happen to my dd, will advise her to have quicker reflex and stop him before he strike. Just keep on practising.
Helping the weaker students is a good way of learning. Its imprinted the knowledge more firmly in the brain.php:
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This is good news. When dd is in P1 going to P2, there are mcuh stress and tension among parents. So I actually prefer my dd to stay in the same class for P2 and really get to know their classmates. She enjoys helping the weaker stds.
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Trapwithin:
Usually for non-GEP student they try to accommodate. So give RGPS a try.
Personally, I like RGPS's culture but might not be able to get in as it is not a SAP school (lower priority).comfy:
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All GEP has the same syllabus .. so school is more of your preference in the culture and suitabllility of your dd personality.
Only those from GEP school will find it difficult to transfer out.[/quote]Really, then I will sound them out on this Sat during the Gep briefing. Thks! -
IJJ:
My girl is one of the gang who happy to continue to stay at PH
This time, noone from Fa3. Mine and her gang are happy, that they can still continue to see one another every schooling day. Girls stuffs, not sure if the men here can understand.php:
we have 14 from CH, maybe another fews from FA, GR, HO & others..
so PHPPS will lose about 20+, almost 1 GEP class...i think most GEP schools have 2 GEP classes per level and about 25 students per class.
the principal would definitely feel sad... losing so many gifted kids to other schools and who know, maybe one of them will be the future top PSLE scholar....
Though her daddy's frustration with the school get higher as years goes by ...
Had looked thru the exam papers & had pasted love-notes to the exam
paper for math n science.
Right angle question - my girl argued that FT had explained it is not right angle. I told her to tell FT that I disagreed.
For science, also feedback on few questions eg penguin webbed feet, bread n mould etc. -
comfy:
Haha. She had already informed her teacher. If nothing much can be done, then just bear with it first, can toughen her up a bit. It's not bear with the pain but bear with sitting next to him. Ya, cruel hor? Next time, then can face bigger bullies. Thanks for your tip though.
Ouch! you ask your dd to εΏ, don't you think it is abit cruel to your dd. Poor dd, must need to have really \"thick\" skin, else how to εΏ. If happen to my dd, will advise her to have quicker reflex and stop him before he strike. Just keep on practising.
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E3:
for no reason, one of a boy (not my dd classmate) pushed dd and step on her feet. so dd used her lunch bag to hit back at him and warned the boy if he did that again, she would step on his feet...this boy went to complain to the teacher and we got a love note from dd FT. so i had to tell my dd that if anybody bully her, she cannot return \"punches\" but to inform the teacher and very likely the teacher will not be able to do anything....
Haha. She had already informed her teacher. If nothing much can be done, then just bear with it first, can toughen her up a bit. It's not bear with the pain but bear with sitting next to him. Ya, cruel hor? Next time, then can face bigger bullies. Thanks for your tip though.comfy:
Ouch! you ask your dd to εΏ, don't you think it is abit cruel to your dd. Poor dd, must need to have really \"thick\" skin, else how to εΏ. If happen to my dd, will advise her to have quicker reflex and stop him before he strike. Just keep on practising. -
php:
for no reason, one of a boy (not my dd classmate) pushed dd and step on her feet. so dd used her lunch bag to hit back at him and warned the boy if he did that again, she would step on his feet...this boy went to complain to the teacher and we got a love note from dd FT. so i had to tell my dd that if anybody bully her, she cannot return \"punches\" but to inform the teacher and very likely the teacher will not be able to do anything....[/quote]Wah...your dd is very 'cia'...hehe, can protect herself! No offence. Nobody bullies my dd in all her schooling years, except for this boy who has a habit of doing that to everyone. I guess he meant no real harm. So since my dd didn't retaliate, he stopped eventually. Although I have only girls at home, my dd plays with her all-boy cousins so she is used to the 'roughness'.
Haha. She had already informed her teacher. If nothing much can be done, then just bear with it first, can toughen her up a bit. It's not bear with the pain but bear with sitting next to him. Ya, cruel hor? Next time, then can face bigger bullies. Thanks for your tip though.E3:
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Ouch! you ask your dd to εΏ, don't you think it is abit cruel to your dd. Poor dd, must need to have really \"thick\" skin, else how to εΏ. If happen to my dd, will advise her to have quicker reflex and stop him before he strike. Just keep on practising. -
E3:
Wah...your dd is very 'cia'...hehe, can protect herself! No offence. Nobody bullies my dd in all her schooling years, except for this boy who has a habit of doing that to everyone. I guess he meant no real harm. So since my dd didn't retaliate, he stopped eventually.[/quote]my dd's height is almost equivalent to height of P4 kids....nobody dare to touch her la.....
for no reason, one of a boy (not my dd classmate) pushed dd and step on her feet. so dd used her lunch bag to hit back at him and warned the boy if he did that again, she would step on his feet...this boy went to complain to the teacher and we got a love note from dd FT. so i had to tell my dd that if anybody bully her, she cannot return \"punches\" but to inform the teacher and very likely the teacher will not be able to do anything....php:
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Haha. She had already informed her teacher. If nothing much can be done, then just bear with it first, can toughen her up a bit. It's not bear with the pain but bear with sitting next to him. Ya, cruel hor? Next time, then can face bigger bullies. Thanks for your tip though.
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