Marymount Convent

[Niccc]

Hello all mummies, pls add me in the list too:

1. gorilla
2. michyms
3. mummy meow
4. serpent2105
5. ohdaddy
6. Niccc

[michyms]

michyms, i am considering these 2 boys schs... another 2 on my list are SJI n St Gabriels... But have to discuss the decision with my dh first Which sch u eyeballing???[/quote]


Yeah, I think both these schools are pretty good choice too ...

My boy is going to my hb's old school (Catholic High), since it's across the park from where I live... I already did PV for my girl for Marymount Convent, so I cannot imagine having to do PV again for my boy :faint:

I think most parents with boys and girls will usually choose a mixed school... just curious why u decide on all girls/all boys' school? I prefer single sexed school, cos I feel that its less distracting.

[michyms]

Niccc:

Hello all mummies, pls add me in the list too:

1. gorilla
2. michyms
3. mummy meow
4. serpent2105
5. ohdaddy
6. Niccc

Hello Niccc.... welcome!

[serpent2105]

michyms , mummy meow…my son also born in 2009!!!.. keen on St Andrew…

mine is within 1km & need to PV…

[LLX04]

Hehe, its way to early for shopping spree.


I remembered we got our stuffs for primary 1 in Dec.
School bag - wait till u see the sizes and number of books before getting it. There is a school cabinet for the girls to store their books, arts & crafts, files in their classroom. This lightens their bag load.

Uniform and pe attire - the gals need to wear pe attire twice a week, so it’s better to get 2 sets. School jacket - I find this useful during raining season.

School shoes - black ( think just go economical ones since the gals need to take off the shoes for some lessons. )

Bear in mind that being primary 1, they tend to be careless and lost their things often. These are the things I can remember off my heads now. Hope it helps.

[michyms]

serpent2105:

michyms , mummy meow.....my son also born in 2009!!!... keen on St Andrew...

mine is within 1km & need to PV...

serpent, is your son is your #2 or #3? Ya, think if PV at St Andrews within 1km is very safe. My friend PV and was outside 2km and had to balllot, but thank God her boy managed to get in, or it will be so sad :gloomy:

[Niccc]

Thanks michyms …i am excited too as the parents here…don’t know where to start actually. BTW, i too have DS born in 2008, anthore round of headache for me to think of P1 registration…

[michyms]

Niccc:

Thanks michyms ...i am excited too as the parents here...don't know where to start actually. BTW, i too have DS born in 2008, anthore round of headache for me to think of P1 registration..

Niccc, which schools are your eyeing for your ds? Are u planning to PV?

[gorilla]

Hi niccc, welcome


LLX04, thanks for the tips. I remembered buying those 'ah ma' shoes from the bus driver last time, cheap and comfy!

[Mummy meow]

michyms:

michyms, i am considering these 2 boys schs... another 2 on my list are SJI n St Gabriels... But have to discuss the decision with my dh first Which sch u eyeballing???

Yeah, I think both these schools are pretty good choice too ...

My boy is going to my hb's old school (Catholic High), since it's across the park from where I live... I already did PV for my girl for Marymount Convent, so I cannot imagine having to do PV again for my boy :faint:

I think most parents with boys and girls will usually choose a mixed school... just curious why u decide on all girls/all boys' school? I prefer single sexed school, cos I feel that its less distracting.[/quote]

Lucky u...

we were keen to register for KCPPS to save the effort.. But unfortunately we are out of the 2km perimeter for the ballot.. Was considering MCS and Teck Ghee.. after the visit, we decided that MCS fits our little girl better.. so MCS it is

I do prefer single sexed schools.. was looking at coed for the sake of my son.. oh well, since we have already decided.. better make the best of it and figure out which sch for ds asap...