Ideas for reducing heat in school?
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dovetail:
if the school insist on pinafores, then the inner blouse can be spared so at least it will be much cooler.LOLMum:
i think schools should install shower cubicles so that the children could have a quick shower after pe.
Where got time for shower, already not enough curriculum time.
I suggest to change some uniform, especially the pinafore type. The girls have to wear 2 layers, so hot! -
pinky:
if the school insist on pinafores, then the inner blouse can be spared so at least it will be much cooler.
js like SCGS... then someone mention abt armpit lor... haha
familiar :evil: -
i think they should let kids have a quick shower aft pe. both for hygiene and let them feel more comfortable for the remaining lessons. good to cultivate such personal hygiene habits from young also.
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I don’t understand y DS’ sch PE t-shirt has collar & they r supposed to button up all the way throughout the day.
He has sensitive skin, so kena rashes on the whole neck & the collar is yucky w sweat-stains after PE!
I think sch architects shld consider the sun & wind direction when designing sch & stop building them "well-shaped" like the tiles at the start of majong game.
Altho my sec sch was mainly non-aircon & old then, it was v windy & cooling as each block was on its own, linked by covered walk-ways on e hill-top w matured trees rustling outside the corridors. Wonder how it is these days? -
Very simple - move school hours to evenings. The Singapore kids are mostly night owls anyway.
Classes start at 7pm, ends at 10.30pm. They can have afternoon classes of PEs and other non-core subjects like Art or excursions or community projects or even CCAs, but the core lessons of subjects or topics will be held from 7pm to 10.30pm.
The kids can still have their 9 to 10 hours of sleep in the form of afternoon naps before school begins.
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ANobleNerd:
:goodpost: but working parents will not have bonding time with their kids anymore...how abt change all office n working timing to nite too :imcool:Very simple - move school hours to evenings. The Singapore kids are mostly night owls anyway.
Classes start at 7pm, ends at 10.30pm. They can have afternoon classes of PEs and other non-core subjects like Art or excursions or community projects or even CCAs, but the core lessons of subjects or topics will be held from 7pm to 10.30pm.
The kids can still have their 9 to 10 hours of sleep in the form of afternoon naps before school begins. -
Nah - keep it like that; most working parents also do a lot of OT. This way, they won't feel guilty.
Those parents who don't do OT finally have a chance to paktor without worrying about what their kids are doing in the evenings. :imcool:
Who knows? Maybe our baby population can have a boost because the kids are in school in the evenings! :evil: -
They can bond with their kids on weekends, public hols and school vacations… and breakfasts too.
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ANobleNerd:
Wah! :goodpost:Nah - keep it like that; most working parents also do a lot of OT. This way, they won't feel guilty.
Those parents who don't do OT finally have a chance to paktor without worrying about what their kids are doing in the evenings. :imcool:
Who knows? Maybe our baby population can have a boost because the kids are in school in the evenings! :evil:
Can i nominate u to b our President since no more vacancy for Minister at MOM, MOE & MCYS? -
ANobleNerd:
My sleepy kid will not be able to survive night classes....she would be nodding away in rhythm.... :rotflmao:Very simple - move school hours to evenings. The Singapore kids are mostly night owls anyway.
Classes start at 7pm, ends at 10.30pm. They can have afternoon classes of PEs and other non-core subjects like Art or excursions or community projects or even CCAs, but the core lessons of subjects or topics will be held from 7pm to 10.30pm.
The kids can still have their 9 to 10 hours of sleep in the form of afternoon naps before school begins.
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