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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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      php
      last edited by

      Trapwithin:
      janet_lee88:

      Hi Parents,

      Are you aware that kids in Pei Hwa do not have to pay for school fees ?
      My daughter (studying in another school) has to.

      Hi Trapwithin,
      I was given 50 cents in primary school then...now a plate of nasi lemak costs $1. My daughter in P1 is enjoying buying her own food and tells me there is no need to prepare any snacks for her. I'm ok with that, but she has to drink plain water...and no soft drinks.
      PS: I think I'm also giving away my age but can't hide...hitting 40 soon.

      :lol: My pocket money is also 50 cents in P1 πŸ˜‰

      you pple must be very loaded...50c pocket in P1....i had only 10c, lucky day 20c....

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        php
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        Happy Mama:
        markfch:

        [quote=\"php\"]
        wow, this one more than 45.....

        Never reveal a woman's age. You just committed faux pas my dear friend.

        Happy Mama, I :spank: php for you :lol:

        It's ok... anyway, I'm not that old yet... Heehee... πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

        How come's everybody's food so expensive? I am not as old as 45, but yet for 50 cents noodles, I recall it was during those days when I was teaching in a Primary school... and the canteen people would give me lots of noodles for 50 cents because they said \"teacher teacher\"... πŸ˜‰[/quote]oh....good....another ex-teacher here.....so we know who to approach for help when E3 is busy.....

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          markfch
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          Mrsbongz:
          hey parents, how much do you pay for the ccas? DS brought home a slip for table tennis, stating that its $220 for 20 lessons.. is this for competitive table tennis? or for all p1s who sign up for table tennis.. quite confused... thought it was very expensive for a cca..

          After much deliberation, I also registered ds for table tennis. My deliberation & the irony of it is because while I wished that ds can have a sense of achievement learning a new skills well, I secretly hoped that he don't do so well that he ended up representing the sch. Practising 3 times a week is too much for me. :nailbite:

          It would have been safer if he chose something like athletics instead. But DS said either table tennis or nothing for CCA.

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            kohhweelin.010441gmail.010441com
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            markfch:
            Mrsbongz:

            hey parents, how much do you pay for the ccas? DS brought home a slip for table tennis, stating that its $220 for 20 lessons.. is this for competitive table tennis? or for all p1s who sign up for table tennis.. quite confused... thought it was very expensive for a cca..


            After much deliberation, I also registered ds for table tennis. My deliberation & the irony of it is because while I wished that ds can have a sense of achievement learning a new skills well, I secretly hoped that he don't do so well that he ended up representing the sch. Practising 3 times a week is too much for me. :nailbite:

            It would have been safer if he chose something like athletics instead. But DS said either table tennis or nothing for CCA.

            If your ds shows flair in table tennis, he gets more playtime during training. If not, be prepared that he has to 坐冷板凳, only \"eye\" exercises (perhaps \"mouth\" exercises as well - can talk to those in the same fate) while the rest of them played. Most of them will be sidelined. This is a common scenario cos many P1 boys will select Table-tennis as CCA since choices are limited, thus the resources might not be adequate as well.

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              Funx3
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              janet_lee88:
              I have a P5 brand new CME book for sale.

              Only have son's name written. What happened is, son didn't bring it to school and was afraid his teacher will scold. He went to buy another one.
              So, any parent keen to get it, kindly PM me ok ? Selling it for $4.

              Thanks
              Aiyah, Didn't think Of Lobang Like this!
              I've Karang-Guni ALL the Text Books, Including Totally Untouched Ones in early Dec Last Year -liao!
              πŸ˜› πŸ˜›

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                janet88
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                Funx3:
                janet_lee88:

                I have a P5 brand new CME book for sale.

                Only have son's name written. What happened is, son didn't bring it to school and was afraid his teacher will scold. He went to buy another one.
                So, any parent keen to get it, kindly PM me ok ? Selling it for $4.

                Thanks

                Aiyah, Didn't think Of Lobang Like this!
                I've Karang-Guni ALL the Text Books, Including Totally Untouched Ones in early Dec Last Year -liao!
                πŸ˜› πŸ˜›

                Brand new leh...so scared of his teacher. Can't he just tell her he forgot to bring ? :x Bought another one for NOTHING. Guess what, just to hand in !!! ANYONE has kid going to P5 next year ? Interested ?

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                  Funx3
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                  Trapwithin:
                  php:

                  [quote=\"Mrsbongz\"]
                  sigh.. I am learning that Pei Hwa is really the 'pay n pay' kinda school, most stuff are really much more expensive.. really incomparable with other schools.. 😞 can't imagine how much we will b forking out when both sons attend PH.. 😒

                  mrsbongz, there will be more to come....this is only for cca, there is still mass cca, reading programme.....etc.....

                  And the yearly edusave fund also run out very fast.[/quote]Yeah, Not Even enough LEFT to Pay For Immersion to China, Australia, ....
                  Got To Dish Out Cash, if U R Going ....

                  By the Way, Found out from My Gal's friends Mummy that Her GAl, In Another School Only Pay $288, for a 5 Day Immersion Trip to China in Dec Last year, with Winter Clothes Provided ....
                  While My Gal's Classmate pay 1k+ for Her 5-Day Immersion Trip to China ....
                  Is It Becoz of PH Being a MORE \"ELITE\" School, SO have to Pay More \"PREMIUM\" Rate?
                  :roll: :roll:

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                    Funx3
                    last edited by

                    janet_lee88:
                    Hi Parents,

                    Are you aware that kids in Pei Hwa do not have to pay for school fees ?
                    My daughter (studying in another school) has to.
                    Huh? How Come MOE Deduct Money Every Month from My POSB Giro for My Gal's Fees?
                    😐 😐

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                      janet88
                      last edited by

                      Funx3:
                      janet_lee88:

                      Hi Parents,

                      Are you aware that kids in Pei Hwa do not have to pay for school fees ?
                      My daughter (studying in another school) has to.

                      Huh? How Come MOE Deduct Money Every Month from My POSB Giro for My Gal's Fees?
                      😐 😐

                      Misc fees. I think it's $5.50.
                      My daughter's fees are $11 (I think)...deduct from hubby's GIRO. πŸ˜‰
                      I asked him, 'Strange ah, no need to pay school fees. Is it a trade-off for higher stress for studying in Pei Hwa ?'

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                        Funx3
                        last edited by

                        Trapwithin:
                        janet_lee88:

                        Hi Parents,

                        Are you aware that kids in Pei Hwa do not have to pay for school fees ?
                        My daughter (studying in another school) has to.

                        Hi Trapwithin,
                        I was given 50 cents in primary school then...now a plate of nasi lemak costs $1. My daughter in P1 is enjoying buying her own food and tells me there is no need to prepare any snacks for her. I'm ok with that, but she has to drink plain water...and no soft drinks.
                        PS: I think I'm also giving away my age but can't hide...hitting 40 soon.

                        :lol: My pocket money is also 50 cents in P1 πŸ˜‰

                        Mine ONLY 10 Cents!!!! 😒 😒
                        Got Shortchanged by My Parents -liao!
                        :lol: :lol:

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