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    • J Offline
      jtoh
      last edited by

      UncleLim:
      Now that is what I call an \"outstanding\" principal !! (Pun intended) 😄

      :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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        jtoh
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        hquek:
        Ds's school has a couple of gates from which kids go in. Like that where would the P station? rotate?

        P at one gate, VP at another gate. :rotflmao:

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          jtoh
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          tankee:
          then again, nobody is perfect. I do not agree with the way he handled an issue between 2 students. In fact, kind of shock and disappointed.


          by the way, Dr Chin told us parents that he visits KSP regularly to see what parents are saying about his school.
          Good way to get feedback on his school.

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            Chenonceau
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            He is a GREAT Principal. I’ve seen him with kids before. He can stand up in front of a group and make them laugh till their bellies ache whilst still communicating an important life lesson. I used to pass in front of his school at lunchtime and overhear his hilarious lectures to the students. They were so funny and the kids were so joyful that once or twice, I stopped to listen in. He is amazing.

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              hquek
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              jtoh:
              hquek:

              Ds's school has a couple of gates from which kids go in. Like that where would the P station? rotate?


              P at one gate, VP at another gate. :rotflmao:

              actually it sounds like checking to see if kids are late. scary

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                jtoh
                last edited by

                Chenonceau:
                He is a GREAT Principal. I've seen him with kids before. He can stand up in front of a group and make them laugh till their bellies ache whilst still communicating an important life lesson. I used to pass in front of his school at lunchtime and overhear his hilarious lectures to the students. They were so funny and the kids were so joyful that once or twice, I stopped to listen in. He is amazing.

                You can hear his lectures from outside the school?

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                  Chenonceau
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                  jtoh:
                  You can hear his lectures from outside the school?

                  Yup! Their hall of some sort is parallel to the pedestrian walkway that leads to the hawker centre. There is a railing... a big drain... a fence... som skinny plants, then he and his kids. The kids are laughing so hard that you just can't help but pay attention. The sound of kids laughing with abandon is a very magical one.

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                    UncleLim
                    last edited by

                    Chenonceau:
                    He is a GREAT Principal. I've seen him with kids before. He can stand up in front of a group and make them laugh till their bellies ache whilst still communicating an important life lesson. I used to pass in front of his school at lunchtime and overhear his hilarious lectures to the students. They were so funny and the kids were so joyful that once or twice, I stopped to listen in. He is amazing.

                    This is so refreshing to hear. He obviously loves the kids and is not afraid to show it. Imagine how many lives he has changed by making his students love going to school.

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                      jtoh
                      last edited by

                      Chenonceau:
                      Yup! Their hall of some sort is parallel to the pedestrian walkway that leads to the hawker centre. There is a railing... a big drain... a fence... som skinny plants, then he and his kids. The kids are laughing so hard that you just can't help but pay attention. The sound of kids laughing with abandon is a very magical one.

                      A Principal who can capture the attention of his students is magical indeed. Imagine the many life lessons he can impart to them.

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                        Funx3
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                        jtoh:
                        P at one gate, VP at another gate. :rotflmao:

                        And Take Over by the Prefects ....
                        at Both Gates, After the Bell Rings! 😆 😆

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