Pei Chun Public
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Callie Tan:
Well I guess even the same teacher may response/react differently at differnt time... so if we really want to find out something or speak to the teachers, we have to be more persistent lor... die die get hold of them, hahaha....
I think the way parents approach the teacher plays a part too. -
Aggie:
My son's FT fantastic. She is caring and responds to emails quickly. My son adores her. Glad he will be under her care for these two yrs.
My son adores his FT and Chinese teacher too.
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Hi ladies,
my DS, born in 2006, suppose to register next year for P1 in 2013…
last month i juz called up the school to check on the PV…
to my surprise, it’s already closed for children born in 2006…
that’s a bit too early isn’t it ??
we stayed within 1km from PC…
but as i’m not a local and DH’s old school was long closed down…
so we will definitely be in P2C…
any advice from mummies here whether i should try my luck in P2C ??
is the demand always way greater than the available slots ?? -
You may want to refer to the past balloting record of PCPS in this forum.
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brownie_06:
So sweet... I used to adore my primary school teachers too...Aggie:
My son's FT fantastic. She is caring and responds to emails quickly. My son adores her. Glad he will be under her care for these two yrs.
My son adores his FT and Chinese teacher too. -
my62202:
Well, many schools started their PV programme 2 years in advance... Ai Tong and Anderson are some that I heard of. It's slowly becoming a norm I think...Hi ladies,
my DS, born in 2006, suppose to register next year for P1 in 2013..
last month i juz called up the school to check on the PV...
to my surprise, it's already closed for children born in 2006...
that's a bit too early isn't it ??
we stayed within 1km from PC...
but as i'm not a local and DH's old school was long closed down...
so we will definitely be in P2C...
any advice from mummies here whether i should try my luck in P2C ??
is the demand always way greater than the available slots ??
The choice is yours whether to try... and no one knows exactly what kind of situations it will be when the time comes. Demand is definitely going to be more than supply, it's a matter of how much more.... So my advice is keep your options open, source for a few other schools and do some homework in the meantime. -
Callie Tan:
ya, we are now looking into Hong Wen...
Well, many schools started their PV programme 2 years in advance... Ai Tong and Anderson are some that I heard of. It's slowly becoming a norm I think...my62202:
Hi ladies,
my DS, born in 2006, suppose to register next year for P1 in 2013..
last month i juz called up the school to check on the PV...
to my surprise, it's already closed for children born in 2006...
that's a bit too early isn't it ??
we stayed within 1km from PC...
but as i'm not a local and DH's old school was long closed down...
so we will definitely be in P2C...
any advice from mummies here whether i should try my luck in P2C ??
is the demand always way greater than the available slots ??
The choice is yours whether to try... and no one knows exactly what kind of situations it will be when the time comes. Demand is definitely going to be more than supply, it's a matter of how much more.... So my advice is keep your options open, source for a few other schools and do some homework in the meantime.
though a bit far...but not too far from TPY...
DH said this is his next choice of school after PCPS... -
my62202:
ya, we are now looking into Hong Wen...
Well, many schools started their PV programme 2 years in advance... Ai Tong and Anderson are some that I heard of. It's slowly becoming a norm I think...Callie Tan:
[quote=\"my62202\"]Hi ladies,
my DS, born in 2006, suppose to register next year for P1 in 2013..
last month i juz called up the school to check on the PV...
to my surprise, it's already closed for children born in 2006...
that's a bit too early isn't it ??
we stayed within 1km from PC...
but as i'm not a local and DH's old school was long closed down...
so we will definitely be in P2C...
any advice from mummies here whether i should try my luck in P2C ??
is the demand always way greater than the available slots ??
The choice is yours whether to try... and no one knows exactly what kind of situations it will be when the time comes. Demand is definitely going to be more than supply, it's a matter of how much more.... So my advice is keep your options open, source for a few other schools and do some homework in the meantime.
though a bit far...but not too far from TPY...
DH said this is his next choice of school after PCPS...[/quote]Hong Wen is also a popular school. Need ballets within 1 km for phase 2C. -
SweeKeng1973:
do PV
Hong Wen is also a popular school. Need ballets within 1 km for phase 2C.
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Can also consider Yangzheng Pr.
More than 100 years history with strong support from their Alumni, which means parents need not do fund raising.
Can apply for transfer and \"Upgrade\" to Pei Chun after P3 after pupils from Pei Chun qualifies for GEP. :celebrate:
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