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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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    • P Offline
      php
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      E3:
      php:

      [quote=\"E3\"]
      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. πŸ˜‰

      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....

      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.....

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        BraisedPorkBelly
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        Wow this forum really grows.. πŸ˜›

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          php:
          E3:

          [quote=\"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....

          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.

          my dd's height is almost equivalent to height of P4 kids....nobody dare to touch her la.....[/quote]Wow! that is very tall, my dd just the opposite, always sit infront and queue in front of the line. She says that is good,can always observe what the teacher is doing (abit of busybody). Teacher, too, also busybody likes to look at what she is doing/reading. Teacher also puzzle why she can play a two/three games all by herself. (what to do, not allow to play/talk to classmates). Advise her to have some close/best friends, so that when someone bully her, they will gang up and protect her. And this works most of the time! The power of friendship.

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            Jennifer
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            comfy:
            Jennifer:

            Hm, think it is time to request for a change.


            A change of teacher or a change of system?

            Cant expect the system to change nor easily change teachers. But can suggest to the HOD to make it mandatory for teachers to put in remarks in the sch compo assignments. I know the HOD does that becos I had seen his remarks on my elder boy's compo works. Dun remember any of my younger boy's CL teachers did that. I believe the sch would prefer to do this instead of parents calling up the teachers to make enquiries.

            Can I request parents here to each write in to the HOD CL to suggest this approach?

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              BraisedPorkBelly:
              Wow this forum really grows.. πŸ˜›

              Also becos we used \"quote\", hence takes up some space πŸ˜‰

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                Jennifer:
                BraisedPorkBelly:

                Wow this forum really grows.. πŸ˜›


                Also becos we used \"quote\", hence takes up some space πŸ˜‰

                no la...PH's parents are more KS and KPO la....hahaha....

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                  php:
                  Jennifer:

                  [quote=\"BraisedPorkBelly\"]Wow this forum really grows.. πŸ˜›


                  Also becos we used \"quote\", hence takes up some space πŸ˜‰

                  no la...PH's parents are more KS and KPO la....hahaha....[/quote]I will say here is a bunch of concern and unselfish parents who would share their experiences and benefit others! Thank you for that! :grphug:

                  But it is really really tough to catch up!! πŸ˜“

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                    Jennifer:
                    Agree with the purpose of testing is to know the difference between acute and right angles, absolutely no need to set such a qn which is of such minute difference esp for the P3. Please consider writing a formal letter of concern to the Level Head of Maths Dept.

                    Ytd I sent in a note to the LH on another Maths qn. Got an email reply from her this morning. So took the opportunity n feedback to her abt this qn.

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                      notabox:
                      But it is really really tough to catch up!! πŸ˜“

                      Worthwhile to keep up. U will be one of the most prepared parents next year :celebrate:

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                        Jennifer:
                        comfy:

                        [quote=\"Jennifer\"]Hm, think it is time to request for a change.


                        A change of teacher or a change of system?

                        Cant expect the system to change nor easily change teachers. But can suggest to the HOD to make it mandatory for teachers to put in remarks in the sch compo assignments. I know the HOD does that becos I had seen his remarks on my elder boy's compo works. Dun remember any of my younger boy's CL teachers did that. I believe the sch would prefer to do this instead of parents calling up the teachers to make enquiries.

                        Can I request parents here to each write in to the HOD CL to suggest this approach?[/quote]Email sent. πŸ˜„

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