Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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Happy Mama:
My ds went last year. I asked the same question how they select last year too but I am still not wiser.JoeeYee:
Hi, any p3er going to JB? Worth going? What will they do there?
Mine has indicated her interest, but not sure if she will be selected since only 120 will be selected from the entire cohort. Not sure what's the basis for selection. Can anyone share? Thanks.
I remember they took the KTM train which was a new experience for him.
They ate seafood, visited museum and did canvas painting. -
dyh:
My ds went last year. I asked the same question how they select last year too but I am still not wiser.Happy Mama:
[quote=\"JoeeYee\"]Hi, any p3er going to JB? Worth going? What will they do there?
Mine has indicated her interest, but not sure if she will be selected since only 120 will be selected from the entire cohort. Not sure what's the basis for selection. Can anyone share? Thanks.
I remember they took the KTM train which was a new experience for him. They ate seafood, visited museum and did canvas painting.[/quote]They took the train? That's an interesting experience! Unfortunately, this time the kids will be taking air-conditioned coach.
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Happy Mama:
They took the train? That's an interesting experience! Unfortunately, this time the kids will be taking air-conditioned coach.
My ds went last year. I asked the same question how they select last year too but I am still not wiser.dyh:
[quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
Mine has indicated her interest, but not sure if she will be selected since only 120 will be selected from the entire cohort. Not sure what's the basis for selection. Can anyone share? Thanks.
I remember they took the KTM train which was a new experience for him. They ate seafood, visited museum and did canvas painting.[/quote]Dd had taken the train to Kelantan before. She had never taken the coach as we have always driven in. Thus, that'll be a new experience for her. Haha...:D
The letter stated that they'll be tapping rubber. That's quite interesting. Was that done last year? -
Mrsbongz:
Hi XYZ1 & Mrsbongz,
Just askEd my ds, he says ya, have but cant remember any details :roll: Markfch, any info fr ur ds?XYZ1:
P1 parents...did your children come back telling u that they are supposed to turn up in sch in COSTUMES next Tues?
My ds came back talking abt this but there was no written instruction from T so not sure if this is real or just his imagination....
XYZ1
Just queried ds and he told me that on the 14th & 15th of Apr, they are free to wear their fav character costumes. He even proudly mentioned that the top 3 best dressed pupils will get a prize :roll: (haha, as though he'll win liddat :lol: ). I guess I'll drop FT a note to confirm and will update here later.
Probed him on why he didn't write this down in the handbook, his immediate nonchalant reply was, 'It's not super impt, so no need to write it down,' (got tonal change in voice to indicate irritation at qn one hor).
Qn. Does your ds reply to you in this way too? :? -
markfch:
yes, agree, this mum is great.....Congrats from me too, Funx3. Your dd has done the sch proud too. :salute:
You know, talking to you these few months made me realised that you're one special and rather unique mum I must say. The way you talk about not imposing academic expectation for your 2 dss, and just allowing them to explore what they really like.
At first I thought maybe you're not as involved as most of us here at PH thread, hehe. But as you share about accompanying your dd for calligraphy lessons every sat, and your encouragement in her RG adventure, I grow to realise that hey, you're as on-the-ball as the rest of us here. Maybe more so.
It's just that your views are more open then say, a person like me. I mean when ds wanted to try out tt for cca, I was secretly hoping that oh pls don't play so well and end up in competitive tt with its 3 times a week lesson. The scary part is that if ds really wanted to do it competitively - he doesn't whine, he just have to show me that sad look and the kong-tao will begin working on me - I don't know whether I can find the conviction in my heart to say no to him. Jin scary, this thought.
Agree with mrsbongz. The medal is secondary. But the memory your dd has of her mum's companionship throughout her sch journey is priceless. It really is. -
php:
Bro php, was just thinking this morn U MIA for very long ....
yes, agree, this mum is great.....markfch:
Congrats from me too, Funx3. Your dd has done the sch proud too. :salute:
You know, talking to you these few months made me realised that you're one special and rather unique mum I must say. The way you talk about not imposing academic expectation for your 2 dss, and just allowing them to explore what they really like.
At first I thought maybe you're not as involved as most of us here at PH thread, hehe. But as you share about accompanying your dd for calligraphy lessons every sat, and your encouragement in her RG adventure, I grow to realise that hey, you're as on-the-ball as the rest of us here. Maybe more so.
It's just that your views are more open then say, a person like me. I mean when ds wanted to try out tt for cca, I was secretly hoping that oh pls don't play so well and end up in competitive tt with its 3 times a week lesson. The scary part is that if ds really wanted to do it competitively - he doesn't whine, he just have to show me that sad look and the kong-tao will begin working on me - I don't know whether I can find the conviction in my heart to say no to him. Jin scary, this thought.
Agree with mrsbongz. The medal is secondary. But the memory your dd has of her mum's companionship throughout her sch journey is priceless. It really is.
Really Pai Sei :oops: :oops:
Think ALL U Parents R Just As Great, Since ALL KSP -ma!
But My Gal is Really Philosophical about this ....
She's Not affected by Win or Lose.
Now Busy Playing with her latest Toy .... IPhone4 ....
Anyway, This Mummy here has Arranged for Her to Learn New Apparatus for RG - Clubs and She Very Keen on it ....
In Fact, 5 of Us RG Mums have arranged for Our Gals to Participate as a Team for the Singapore RG Open to Be held on Jun 17 at Bishan Sports Hall.
And Our Gals will Be learning 3 Completely New Routines to compete in Level 3 this Time.
The Great Thing About our Team is that ALL 5 members Hail from 5 Different Primary Schools. And All of the Gals R Looking Forward to Learning Something New and Doing the Competition Together ....
U Will Say We R a Busy Lot, Right?
By the Way, 3 of our Gals are P6-ers ....
IJJ, Will Give U More Details on the Competition in Jun, since your Gal is So Keen ....
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Funx3:
Thanks E3!
Kudos to Mummy and Daughter Team! :celebrate: :celebrate:E3:
[quote=\"Funx3\"]
I'm Personally very Happy with My Gal's Performance Today, Although she did not Get Any Medals. But She's the Best Performer Today for her Div Among the Non-National Team Gymnasts, Given that she learnt the 4 Routines within the last 5 mths only.
That is Good Enough in Mummy's Eye's Already :love: :love:
But if This Plump Mummy Ever Gets Down to Join her Gal-Gal ....
The Whole Sports Hall will Break out in Laughter -le!
:P[/quote]Who dare to!! The first person who laugh will get it from KS Parents...dare laugh at our sista here! 
:lol: Mmm...zai..si
Great job to you and your daughter!!! Did PH proud! -
E3:
Dd had taken the train to Kelantan before. She had never taken the coach as we have always driven in. Thus, that'll be a new experience for her. Haha...:DHappy Mama:
[quote=\"dyh\"] I remember they took the KTM train which was a new experience for him. They ate seafood, visited museum and did canvas painting.
They took the train? That's an interesting experience! Unfortunately, this time the kids will be taking air-conditioned coach.
The letter stated that they'll be tapping rubber. That's quite interesting. Was that done last year?[/quote]Mine is the reverse. Taken the coach before, but never the train. The itinerary seems very interesting and DD cannot wait to be selected.
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IJJ:
Who dare to!! The first person who laugh will get it from KS Parents...dare laugh at our sista here!
Thanks E3!Funx3:
[quote=\"E3\"]
Kudos to Mummy and Daughter Team! :celebrate: :celebrate:
But if This Plump Mummy Ever Gets Down to Join her Gal-Gal ....
The Whole Sports Hall will Break out in Laughter -le! :lol: Mmm...zai..si
Great job to you and your daughter!!! Did PH proud![/quote]Ha Ha ....
U Really Good .... Mmm...zai..si
Took Me a While to Figure out, But it Sure Bring out the Whole Mmmmmmmmm Flavour ....
Thanks for your Encouragement ....
And In Order Not to Let your Kiddo feel Let Down by not being able to attend this week's RG events ....
Da Jie-Jie and Aunty Funx3 Here has a More Exciting event for U during the Jun Holiday ....
SPore RG Open on Fri, 17 Jun at Bishan Sports Hall ....
Many of Our PH Gals Will Be Participating, and
If Everything Goes as Planned, We would have the Full Set of Routines for Primary Schools :
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 ALL on the Same Morning ....
Level 3 Will be Making its First Competition Appearance on the SPore RG Sports Scene - Curtesy of My Gal and Her Group of Friends, From 5 Different Primary Schools ....
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Funx3:
Noted in my calendar. Update us on the time.Here has a More Exciting event for U during the Jun Holiday ....
SPore RG Open on Fri, 17 Jun at Bishan Sports
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