Maris Stella High
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I am ok with them not having pure Nasi Lemak cos white rice is healthier. But crackers are no no. My son’s kindergarten taught him about junk food and now a school giving him this may cause confusion that junk food is ok. Of course he eats tidbits on his own but whenever I reminded him those are junk food, he would stop.
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barbie88:
I wrote to the school's general email to ask and they replied that \"5F and 5H are both pure higher chinese classes.\" I guess i know why now - my son didn't do very well for his Chinese, band 2. Yes, he is taking higher Chinese but I guess not well enough to go into F and H who probably scored Band 1s.[/quote]Now I have a clearer picture. 5F are probably boys who did well in all the subjects with Band 1 Chinese and 5A are those who also did well but Chinese band 2 , 5H are those strong in Chinese but average for the rest of the subjects.
That's strange. The top 4 boys from my son's class went to 5F. The next following few went to 5A and so on. Yes, I did attend the briefing, that's why I am confuse. :? Tried checking with his P4 Maths teacher, she also doesn't know how they allocate the students this year. Did your boy take higher chinese ?2DMommy:
[quote=\"barbie88\"]A total of 6 people from son's P4 class went to 5F, the top 3 positions plus 3 other random. My son was 4th in class and he went to 5A.
Did you attend the P4 Subject Banding Briefing in Nov? Teacher mentioned that there will 2 top classes in P5. -
2DMommy:
Now I have a clearer picture. 5F are probably boys who did well in all the subjects with Band 1 Chinese and 5A are those who also did well but Chinese band 2 , 5H are those strong in Chinese but average for the rest of the subjects.[/quote]Now, I'm confused with the class allocation too! My son was 2nd in class and got band 1 in chinese and is allocated in 5A. Anybody answer my doubts. :?
I wrote to the school's general email to ask and they replied that \"5F and 5H are both pure higher chinese classes.\" I guess i know why now - my son didn't do very well for his Chinese, band 2. Yes, he is taking higher Chinese but I guess not well enough to go into F and H who probably scored Band 1s.barbie88:
[quote=\"2DMommy\"]
That's strange. The top 4 boys from my son's class went to 5F. The next following few went to 5A and so on. Yes, I did attend the briefing, that's why I am confuse. :? Tried checking with his P4 Maths teacher, she also doesn't know how they allocate the students this year. Did your boy take higher chinese ? -
HC:
Now, I'm confused with the class allocation too! My son was 2nd in class and got band 1 in chinese and is allocated in 5A. Anybody answer my doubts. :?[/quote]Alamak, I am confused again now ! But looking at it, 5F and 5A should be the better 2 classes. Maybe they just mixed them :?
Now I have a clearer picture. 5F are probably boys who did well in all the subjects with Band 1 Chinese and 5A are those who also did well but Chinese band 2 , 5H are those strong in Chinese but average for the rest of the subjects.2DMommy:
[quote=\"barbie88\"]
I wrote to the school's general email to ask and they replied that \"5F and 5H are both pure higher chinese classes.\" I guess i know why now - my son didn't do very well for his Chinese, band 2. Yes, he is taking higher Chinese but I guess not well enough to go into F and H who probably scored Band 1s. -
SSmama:
I called the caterer and asked about the tidbits and snacks that were given to the boys instead of what's stated in the menu. According to their explanation, it's just temporarily as they are accepting new orders from the parents who didn't confirm the catering initially. From tomorrow onwards it'll be according to menu & told me they are gonna give oranges. I referred to the menu after I hung up, it says \"kueh\". Anyhow, I guess it's fine as long as the meal is well balanced and healthy.
Today's menu was stated as nasi lemak but what was given is not nasi lemak! They are given white rice with 1 nugget and a small piece of omelette! The banana become crackers AGAIN!!!SPIES:
[quote=\"Vanilla\"]
I am intending to call the caterer to clarify on the menu if there are still no fruits but unhealthy tidbits/snacks by tomorrow.
Are they trying to cheat us by giving us nice menu and then give junk food thinking that the kids won't tell?
Wow that's bad! OK, one last chance tomorrow then I'm calling. Which class are your boys in? We should tell the teachers when we meet them on 18 Jan.[/quote] -
SSmama:
Wow that's bad! OK, one last chance tomorrow then I'm calling. Which class are your boys in? We should tell the teachers when we meet them on 18 Jan.[/quote]Must give our feedback to the school and to Nonya Manis Catering. 18 Jan is very late but better late than never.
Today's menu was stated as nasi lemak but what was given is not nasi lemak! They are given white rice with 1 nugget and a small piece of omelette! The banana become crackers AGAIN!!!SPIES:
[quote=\"Vanilla\"]
I am intending to call the caterer to clarify on the menu if there are still no fruits but unhealthy tidbits/snacks by tomorrow.
Are they trying to cheat us by giving us nice menu and then give junk food thinking that the kids won't tell? -
Namie:
I am ok with them not having pure Nasi Lemak cos white rice is healthier. But crackers are no no. My son's kindergarten taught him about junk food and now a school giving him this may cause confusion that junk food is ok. Of course he eats tidbits on his own but whenever I reminded him those are junk food, he would stop.
Plus the junk food are all from weird brands... unreliable sources. I won't even dare to buy them myself. I would rather they give fruits everyday. Fruits such as watermelon, papaya, banana, a few grapes etc are not expensive. Think they are lazy to prepare these for the kids. So much easier to throw a packet of junk food in.
Then don't give false promises! -
cherrygal:
Let's hope that they live up to the promise of giving fruits/oranges to the boys starting tomorrow.Namie:
I am ok with them not having pure Nasi Lemak cos white rice is healthier. But crackers are no no. My son's kindergarten taught him about junk food and now a school giving him this may cause confusion that junk food is ok. Of course he eats tidbits on his own but whenever I reminded him those are junk food, he would stop.
Plus the junk food are all from weird brands... unreliable sources. I won't even dare to buy them myself. I would rather they give fruits everyday. Fruits such as watermelon, papaya, banana, a few grapes etc are not expensive. Think they are lazy to prepare these for the kids. So much easier to throw a packet of junk food in.
Then don't give false promises! -
How much to cater for the food? :?
To be honest, I feel that p1 is a bit too young to give catered food...after these few days, who knows what the caterer would give to the children? -
smurf:
Abt $1.50 a day. So far i just open one eye close one eye - just gotto make sure that his lunch n dinner are healthy meals! *sigh*How much to cater for the food? :?
To be honest, I feel that p1 is a bit too young to give catered food...after these few days, who knows what the caterer would give to the children?
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