Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

[jtoh]

markfch:

jtoh:

Whoa! Your niece is scary. How old is she?

5 plus this yr. Both my ds and her are doing the same P2 assessment book currently ...... and she's beating the *life* out of him. :shock:

And ds is not weak in english at all, he's actually considered quite good by many teachers. But there's simply no contest.

I guess when mount kinabalu meets mount everest, mount kinabalu also must kow-tow. :rotflmao:

Amazing! It'll be interesting to see how she progresses as she gets older.

[Happy Mama]

markfch:

Happy Mama:

Sorry, I don't understand your chengyu lah...

Yes, E3's DD is really very very good. E3's so lucky, but of course, E3's put in so much effort to groom her DD to where she is now too lah... So credit must also go to Mummy. :celebrate:

My chengyu got so bad meh? Ok let me use my many yrs of profound chinese language skills to translate it for you ....Ready? It's 'lonely plead defeat'.

People at the top gets very lonely when there's no worthy competitors mah, so they ask for challenges.

Your chengyu is not bad. It's my Chinese half past six. Now I understand. Thanks.

[Happy Mama]

jtoh:

markfch:

[quote=\"jtoh\"]
Whoa! Your niece is scary. How old is she?

5 plus this yr. Both my ds and her are doing the same P2 assessment book currently ...... and she's beating the *life* out of him. :shock:

And ds is not weak in english at all, he's actually considered quite good by many teachers. But there's simply no contest.

I guess when mount kinabalu meets mount everest, mount kinabalu also must kow-tow. :rotflmao:

Amazing! It'll be interesting to see how she progresses as she gets older.[/quote]Ya, Mark, you must update all of us here ok?

[periwinklejoy]

Hi Mark,

Trapwithin is the worm in my tummy (with tks 8). He has answered yr Q w/rgds to my viewpoint on good neighbourhood school with gd P, gd culture, gd Ts (gd leadership likely to produce gd rapport bt T,P n students).

[markfch]

periwinklejoy:

Hi Mark,

Trapwithin is the worm in my tummy (with tks 8). He has answered yr Q w/rgds to my viewpoint on good neighbourhood school with gd P, gd culture, gd Ts (gd leadership likely to produce gd rapport bt T,P n students).

At first I was a bit confused by your statement but after carefully reading it again, sort of got what you meant. Just curious to you & your dh, is a sch like Nan Hua High considered as just a better neighbourhood sch? Then schs like NUSH, HCI, NJC, RV will be considered as elite branded (IP) schs?

[periwinklejoy]

markfch:

periwinklejoy:

Hi Mark,

Trapwithin is the worm in my tummy (with tks 8). He has answered yr Q w/rgds to my viewpoint on good neighbourhood school with gd P, gd culture, gd Ts (gd leadership likely to produce gd rapport bt T,P n students).

At first I was a bit confused by your statement but after carefully reading it again, sort of got what you meant. Just curious to you & your dh, is a sch like Nan Hua High considered as just a better neighbourhood sch? Then schs like NUSH, HCI, NJC, RV will be considered as elite branded (IP) schs?

Yar, NanHua is one of the poss choice.
BTW Mark, you mentioned a very good 'wholesome' popular bookstore that you frequent. Which one is it? Hv some popular vouchers, thinkg of goin popular.

[markfch]

periwinklejoy:

Yar, NanHua is one of the poss choice.
BTW Mark, you mentioned a very good 'wholesome' popular bookstore that you frequent. Which one is it? Hv some popular vouchers, thinkg of goin popular.

Liddat then I know that we both are of the same standard. :celebrate:

If you consider RV as just a better neighbourhood sch then I know that your expectation is higher than mine.

The Popular that impressed me so much was at SengKang Square, think it is just next to a LRT/MRT station. Their range of assessment books was fantastic. I was as excited as a young boy going into a toy shop for the first time, keke.

[periwinklejoy]

markfch:

periwinklejoy:

Yar, NanHua is one of the poss choice.
BTW Mark, you mentioned a very good 'wholesome' popular bookstore that you frequent. Which one is it? Hv some popular vouchers, thinkg of goin popular.

Liddat then I know that we both are of the same standard. :celebrate:

If you consider RV as just a better neighbourhood sch then I know that your expectation is higher than mine.

The Popular that impressed me so much was at SengKang Square, think it is just next to a LRT/MRT station. Their range of assessment books was fantastic. I was as excited as a young boy going into a toy shop for the first time, keke.

Nah, yrs definitely higher den mine la, I don't remember havin yr level of dediction n energy showered upon my dds in their younger days leh :oops:
K tks may check out SK sq. hvnt bn there b4

[Mum1113]

markfch:

But people like me enjoy the company of PH parents here so much that I can't seem to keep on track .

WOW, this coffee talk is just TOO Amazing .....few more to go and 1000 posts is just too 'chicken feet' for parents here. :lol:
Am swamped by the coffee talk, too much to catch-up, must get \"teleport shoes\" to reach all the speed here :lol:
BUT cannot iterate any further :lovesite:

[Mum1113]

markfch:

Niece is not just fantastic, she's jin scary :!: . For instance, at age 2 she could write out the months of the year in perfect spelling and chronological order. At age 3, she started reading novels independently. At age 4, she started writing essays consisting of a few pages in almost perfect english. :faint:

TRUELY Amzazainng...... :slapshead: OMG ...see I cant' even spell Amazing properly after reading your little niece's capability in her POWERFUL english. :salute:
Morale of your sharing : Must also get mine to start her spelling test....umm...let's start with calendar months first yaa... more business for Popular there again