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    Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      Trapwithin:
      php:

      no, p1 at 3pm and p2 at 3.30pm...


      I don't even know my dd recess timing.

      Same here...I only know son's recess is after P3/4 but exactly what time, I have no idea either...sama sama for daughter too. πŸ˜‰

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        kohhweelin.010441gmail.010441com
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        Mum1113:
        lizhi:

        Last week, she has purposely done whole set math paper, but her one classmate forced her to erase 2pages as she was specially mentioned by him those 2pgs was not hw...

        One more, when she corrected her wrong answer but this boy did not allow her change... such small things happend many times... 😞

        Class bully existence...this is not acceptable !! :rant:

        Lizhi, is this boy sitting next to your dd? I saw this boy during PTC. He is a petite boy with a lot to say. He also told my dd to not do this, or that. My dd retorted him that it' was not up to him to say so and brushed it aside. Tell your dd to shut him up once and for all. If not, request for a change of seat if she is really distracted by him.

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        • janet88J Offline
          janet88
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          Mum1113:
          Mrsbongz:

          So he has to learn to identify e foods lo. We take it as an oppty for him to learn πŸ™‚ so far q safe since feb.

          Mrsbongz, am quite sure your ds has mastered some survival skills for his long long time to come ...very sensible :love:

          Son complained that the portions of food sold in canteen is shrinking...by chance I read in the newspapers that other school canteen operators either increased prices or shrink portions. 1 piece of plain prata costs 70 cents. Advised son to buy something else if he's still hungry on days he has supplementary.

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            lizhi
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            E3:
            Mum1113:

            [quote=\"lizhi\"]Last week, she has purposely done whole set math paper, but her one classmate forced her to erase 2pages as she was specially mentioned by him those 2pgs was not hw...

            One more, when she corrected her wrong answer but this boy did not allow her change... such small things happend many times... 😞

            Class bully existence...this is not acceptable !! :rant:

            Lizhi, is this boy sitting next to your dd? I saw this boy during PTC. He is a petite boy with a lot to say. He also told my dd to not do this, or that. My dd retorted him that it' was not up to him to say so and brushed it aside. Tell your dd to shut him up once and for all. If not, request for a change of seat if she is really distracted by him.[/quote]I think this is the same boy. Yes, he is sitting next to my dd, many 'rubbish' topics... seems he likes to restrict others. I know my dd's character, she dont want offend her classmates, but i told her, she will lose herself if she listen to him. When my dd talk to me she will not take part in the ICAS, i suddenly came to realise, she lack of self judgement in order not to be hurt. I was worried and mentioned this matter to my dd1, so her elder sister, also explained to her how to handle the relationship with her classmate and emphasized she must take one ICAS at the dinner time of yesterday. This morning, I msn to my dd1, 'that is good, when you was talking with your younger sister yesterday, i was so proud of you, and she is so lucky she has your such perfect sister...'
            Your advice is very good, i would like she will read your this post tonight. thank you, E3.

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              Funx3
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              E3:
              Mum1113:

              [quote=\"lizhi\"]Last week, she has purposely done whole set math paper, but her one classmate forced her to erase 2pages as she was specially mentioned by him those 2pgs was not hw...

              One more, when she corrected her wrong answer but this boy did not allow her change... such small things happend many times... 😞

              Class bully existence...this is not acceptable !! :rant:

              Lizhi, is this boy sitting next to your dd? I saw this boy during PTC. He is a petite boy with a lot to say. He also told my dd to not do this, or that. My dd retorted him that it' was not up to him to say so and brushed it aside. Tell your dd to shut him up once and for all. If not, request for a change of seat if she is really distracted by him.[/quote]From What I see, this Boy is Quite a Chatter-Box and Rather Bossy in his Way, Not so Much a Bully ....

              Agreed with E3, If he's too distracting, Request T for a change of Seat.
              It is Normal Practice for T to seat a Talkative Boy next to a Quiet Gal. With No Reciprocating Partner, this will discourage him from distracting the Class during Lessons.

              My Gal is Often placed Beside such Boys in the few years she's in PH, and has complaint about it to me occasionally.
              She Just Ignore Him during such times, and Life Goes On ....
              πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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                Funx3
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                Mrsbongz:

                Ya, i pack snacks for him, but he enjoys buying. So he has to learn to identify e foods lo. We take it as an oppty for him to learn πŸ™‚ so far q safe since feb.
                Very Sensible of your Little boy. :love: :love:

                Just Curious, is this condition happens to your family member during certain period, like when they are kids, but cure by itself when they are adult,
                Or is it for Life?

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                  php
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                  Trapwithin:
                  php:

                  no, p1 at 3pm and p2 at 3.30pm...


                  You are truly a very involved father. :celebrate:
                  I don't even know my dd recess timing.

                  aiyo i PV in library, must help to look after library counter in the canteen during the recess...die die also can remember ma...

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                    Trapwithin
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                    php:
                    Trapwithin:

                    [quote=\"php\"]no, p1 at 3pm and p2 at 3.30pm...


                    You are truly a very involved father. :celebrate:
                    I don't even know my dd recess timing.

                    aiyo i PV in library, must help to look after library counter in the canteen during the recess...die die also can remember ma...[/quote] :salute: to all parents who PV.
                    For me .. I just go for balloting if need be ... just too lazy to PV πŸ˜‰

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                      Mrsbongz
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                      Ds' allergies were present since infant, my family had them only during teenage yrs, doc's not sure if he will outgrow. He has a very good appetite so sometimes snack alone is not sufficient for recess, but he is still v scrawny n v small sized πŸ™‚ tcm doc says no absorption bcos of poor health , so no choice. πŸ™ That will b less serious soon.


                      Php, u r really v hands on!! Really appreciate the parents n volunteers who put in pv hours, they r contributing to the sch too! Ds actually miss the church volunteers most during e sch hols!! Lol

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                        markfch
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                        Trapwithin:
                        :salute: to all parents who PV.

                        For me .. I just go for balloting if need be ... just too lazy to PV πŸ˜‰
                        Then for those PVs who shifted house too, you must realli 'Five Body Lie Floor'. This time I got the chengyu correct hor πŸ˜†
                        Mrsbongz:

                        Php, u r really v hands on!! Really appreciate the parents n volunteers who put in pv hours, they r contributing to the sch too! Ds actually miss the church volunteers most during e sch hols!! Lol
                        If - or issit more like when E3 leaves this year 😐 πŸ˜‰ - luckily I still can depend on php for answers. Hopefully in another couple of years time, I will also be more attuned to the system; then perhaps php can also leave for greener pastures, hehe.

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