Marymount Kindergarten

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DesertWind:

Hi Ping!

Registration for Pre-Nursery & Nursery for 2012 will be starting soon this month!

Registration for 2012 will open for ex-students' siblings and the public on Saturday, 26th February 2011. Time 9 am to 12.30 pm. All vacancies will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis.

http://www.mkg.edu.sg/enrolment.html

For further enquiries please call the kindy directly at Tel: 6251-5049.

:celebrate:

hey desertwind, thanks for the tip-off!

OMG, my baby is going to school so soon. surreal feeling. I'm not ready to let go yet. :love:

[DesertWind]

pingsped:

hey desertwind, thanks for the tip-off! OMG, my baby is going to school so soon. surreal feeling. I'm not ready to let go yet. :love:

:love: Hee, understand what you mean!
Your baby should be in pre-nursery next year right? You sure you want to put BB into MMK such a huge kindy so young? Anyway, thought you mention somewhere that a smaller class-size/school would be better for below 3 yo...

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DesertWind:

:love: Hee, understand what you mean!
Your baby should be in pre-nursery next year right? You sure you want to put BB into MMK such a huge kindy so young? Anyway, thought you mention somewhere that a smaller class-size/school would be better for below 3 yo...

I didn't know MMK is big. haha.

Anyway, I think I'm probably wait for Nursery or even K1. Can't let go yet. :love:

She's very small-sized. She can wear clothes for 1 year-olds. Dun know where the food & milk's gone. Her solid and milk intake is comparable to older kids.

thanks again. guess I won't bump into u yet

[Flower Power]

Phew thank god, this thread is finally back to normal, talking about MMK.


I will be registering DS2 under siblings registration soon!

[DesertWind]

pingsped:

thanks again. guess I won't bump into u yet

Hi ping,
A pity but is ok, another year then!

[DesertWind]

From: http://www.mkg.edu.sg/parents.html


We will be having a public registration for programmes in Year 2012 on Saturday, 26 February 2012 from 9.00am to 12.30pm.

Programmes
Pre-Nursrey classes (for children born in Year 2009)
Nursery classses (for children born in Year 2008)
Kindergarten 1 (for children born in Year 2007)
Kindergarten 2 (for children born in Year 2006)

Documents required
- Child's Birth Certificate
- KinParents' NRIC/Passport
- Child's Vaccination Certificates/Health Booklet
- Child's Baptism Certificate (if any)

Payment
Registration fee of $32.10 and
Deposit - Pre-Nursery $267.50;
Nursery $235.40;
Kindergarten 1 and 2 $224.70
All vacancies will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis.
http://www.mkg.edu.sg/parents.html

[greenbean2011]

dear Marymount parents with K2 kids,


here is a coming parents workshop in March, Sat morning, conducted by experienced MOE teachers:-

http://postimage.org/image/y23obpyc/

it is a very good talk.
you will pick up lots of useful tips and info!
do go for it !

[DesertWind]

I have placed my boy into the schoolbus for one-way back home. So far so good! Journey not too bad or long after all and the schoolbus is nice, cool and bright. My son enjoyed looking out of the huge picture window!


Almost missed the seatbelt because theirs are the type built onto the seat and just strap across the waist, not the \"pull-over-shoulder\" type. But at least there are seat-belts! Some of the older kids did not put on seat-belts so I reminded the school-bus aunty for my boy she must ensure otherwise he may topple over when the bus jerk/turn.

I sat with him on the first day back and took the opportunity to experience sitting in a school-bus. Me quite sua-ku never took a schoolbus in my life. Last time I either walked to kindy/primary school or took the public bus to secondary school! Saw most mummies/maids looked so relieved and happy to see their kids come back on the schoolbus. Quite a few would carry, hug and kiss their kids once they alight! :love: I can understand because my maid would look out for my boy each day and once he comes home, will call to inform me.

So long as I hear that he came home nicely and smiling, I am happy!

[Flower Power]

DesertWind:

I have placed my boy into the schoolbus for one-way back home. So far so good! Journey not too bad or long after all and the schoolbus is nice, cool and bright. My son enjoyed looking out of the huge picture window!


Almost missed the seatbelt because theirs are the type built onto the seat and just strap across the waist, not the \"pull-over-shoulder\" type. But at least there are seat-belts! Some of the older kids did not put on seat-belts so I reminded the school-bus aunty for my boy she must ensure otherwise he may topple over when the bus jerk/turn.

I sat with him on the first day back and took the opportunity to experience sitting in a school-bus. Me quite sua-ku never took a schoolbus in my life. Last time I either walked to kindy/primary school or took the public bus to secondary school! Saw most mummies/maids looked so relieved and happy to see their kids come back on the schoolbus. Quite a few would carry, hug and kiss their kids once they alight! :love: I can understand because my maid would look out for my boy each day and once he comes home, will call to inform me.

So long as I hear that he came home nicely and smiling, I am happy!

My son is put onto the school bus when he is in K1. All's good and the best part is it frees up a lot of time for the caregiver to drive to and fro from school within that few hours. The traffic condition up the hill is not exactly stress-free. Next year my younger son shall hop onto the school bus for Pre nursery, no need to wait until K1.

[DesertWind]

Flower Power:

My son is put onto the school bus when he is in K1. All's good and the best part is it frees up a lot of time for the caregiver to drive to and fro from school within that few hours. The traffic condition up the hill is not exactly stress-free. Next year my younger son shall hop onto the school bus for Pre nursery, no need to wait until K1.

Hi Flower Power,

So I gather you have successfully registered your DS2 already for next year?
Yes, during the past 2 months of fetching my son back from the kindy via taxi, my maid got lots of complains and black faces from the taxi uncles caught at the jam with the long line of cars and only one way down via the queue!

So ended up taking the school bus is the best option since they get to leave the school earlier as well compared to the private pick-ups.

Will you be going for the AM or PM session?
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