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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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      Trapwithin
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      Happy Mama:
      Hi, can anyone advise how long it takes for Scholastic, UK to deliver their books to us? I ordered the Horrible Mega Pack on 27 Feb (Sunday) and DD is quite excited to receive those books.


      Thank you.
      You can emailed them to find out, they are pretty responsive.
      For me, I hand carry them back. so do not know how long it takes for them to get here.

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        rcxmum
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        Trapwithin:
        Happy Mama:

        Hi, can anyone advise how long it takes for Scholastic, UK to deliver their books to us? I ordered the Horrible Mega Pack on 27 Feb (Sunday) and DD is quite excited to receive those books.


        Thank you.

        You can emailed them to find out, they are pretty responsive.
        For me, I hand carry them back. so do not know how long it takes for them to get here.

        Hi.. Mine took 1 week via dhl πŸ™‚

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          Happy Mama
          last edited by

          Trapwithin:
          Happy Mama:

          Hi, can anyone advise how long it takes for Scholastic, UK to deliver their books to us? I ordered the Horrible Mega Pack on 27 Feb (Sunday) and DD is quite excited to receive those books.


          Thank you.

          You can emailed them to find out, they are pretty responsive.
          For me, I hand carry them back. so do not know how long it takes for them to get here.

          Thanks trapwithin.

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            Happy Mama
            last edited by

            rcxmum:
            Trapwithin:

            [quote=\"Happy Mama\"]Hi, can anyone advise how long it takes for Scholastic, UK to deliver their books to us? I ordered the Horrible Mega Pack on 27 Feb (Sunday) and DD is quite excited to receive those books.


            Thank you.

            You can emailed them to find out, they are pretty responsive.
            For me, I hand carry them back. so do not know how long it takes for them to get here.

            Hi.. Mine took 1 week via dhl :)[/quote]Thanks rcxmum... 1 week as in 7 working days or 1 calendar week?

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              Funx3
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              IJJ:
              Funx3:

              Perhaps that's Why I've Become More L-F in other KS Parents Eyes ....


              Just curious...were you as cool as cucumber, like now when your firstborn started primary?

              Nope, MAD as Mad Can Be ....
              At Least for the 1st Year Or So ....
              U Could Hear My Loud \"Teach-ing\" (On Reflections, More Like Vent-ing of Frustration) Reverberating thru the Whole HDB Block! KeKe ....
              Really \"Xiao\" During those Days!

              Luckily My Eldest Boy is A REAL GEM ....
              He's HAPPY-GO-LUCKY, Really Lovable BOY :love: :love:
              Took ALL My MAD-ness in Stride ....
              During those Days, He's More the COOL as Cucumber Half than ME!
              Ha Ha ....
              πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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                Funx3
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                IJJ:

                Btw, I am not a cantonese...am a teochew ah nia (late grandad was a baba) who loves wolfberries. :lol:
                Wolfberries IS Good for the EYES, If I Remember Correctly ....
                Daily Soap is A MUST in Our Household, Curtesy of My Mum's Training from Young.

                ALL My Kids Always Refer to this Little Red Floating Gems as \"Straw-Berries\" ....
                A Little Trick I Devised When they R Young (As in Toddlers), To Get them Drink the Soap, As ALL of them Like Strawberries during those Days ....

                \"KaKak, How Come Cannot Find StrawBerries in the Soap? I Want StrawBerries in the SOAP!\"
                They Simply Love them!
                :celebrate: :celebrate:

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                  janet88
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                  IJJ:
                  janet_lee88:

                  [quote=\"E3\"]
                  Please don't feel this way. PH offers more than just exams, ya? πŸ˜‰

                  It can be viewed in a positive way...ie kids are taught to be resilient in the face of adversity from young...actually P1 classes should be named RESILIENT.

                  I think it is not just a PH problem. Chicken and egg issues again, I guess. I think, ultimately, we, as parents are the ones who can make the difference in our children's life. Its our principles that we have to stand firm on. πŸ˜‰ [/quote]Children staying in different constituency of Singapore have different measures of success. According to a recent article, a child in Bukit Timah has diff 'grade' of success as compared to another staying in Tampines.
                  Like what you mentioned about principles, mine is no diff from any parent here...if we are going to have kids, then we have to do our part to make a difference in their lives...do our best to make sure they can go far in life.

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                    janet88
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                    Funx3:
                    IJJ:


                    Btw, I am not a cantonese...am a teochew ah nia (late grandad was a baba) who loves wolfberries. :lol:

                    Wolfberries IS Good for the EYES, If I Remember Correctly ....
                    Daily Soap is A MUST in Our Household, Curtesy of My Mum's Training from Young.

                    I was with hubby at SNEC (eye centre) and there were some vendors selling health products there. Bought this packet of wolfberries for hubby. She advised me to put wolfberries (handful) when cooking rice...didn't do it often as it's heaty.

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                      Mrsbongz
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                      I didnt know wolfberries can b heaty too, some of my frens eat them dry as snacks

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                        janet88
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                        Mrsbongz:
                        I didnt know wolfberries can b heaty too, some of my frens eat them dry as snacks

                        I think it's because it has a θ‘₯ factor.

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