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      michyms
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      jnemummy:
      Hi P2012 mums and dads,

      Have you rec'd the letter confirming enrollment and orientation? I still have not rec'd on Sat?
      jnemummy, they could have mailed it on Friday, so you'll probably get it early this week since mail doesn't get delivered on Saturdays now. If you want to mark your calendar, orientation is on 19.11.2011 at 8.30am. Registration starts at 8am (super early for a weekend :shock: )

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        serpent2105
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        jnemummy:
        Hi P2012 mums and dads,

        Have you rec'd the letter confirming enrollment and orientation? I still have not rec'd on Sat?
        me too... been opening letterbox daily for the confimation letter.... :nailbite:

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          ohdaddy
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          Gin:
          Hi michiyms,


          My older one has a life of her own and I don't expect her to be helping out with her sister's school work. They love each other very much and that is all that matters :). My hubby and I will help our DD2 and it should be ok. Teaching wise, I am well prepared. The thing is, it all depends on how our DD2 takes to the stressful education system in Singapore :). My DD1 attended international schools while we were overseas. Back here in Singapore, I intend to let DD2 find her own footing as much as possible and let her enjoy her younger years :). I do believe in 'studying smart' without the overly long hours and drills that children are put through here in Singapore. I guess we will just have to wait and see..... :).
          Yeah, I agree with michyms, the exposure and experience would be awesome for your DD1, but at their age, they probably won't appreciate it as much or appreciate it differently from us parents :).

          Not sure about the drills, do they do it still or differently? hmm

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            michyms
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            ohdaddy:
            Gin:

            Hi michiyms,


            My older one has a life of her own and I don't expect her to be helping out with her sister's school work. They love each other very much and that is all that matters :). My hubby and I will help our DD2 and it should be ok. Teaching wise, I am well prepared. The thing is, it all depends on how our DD2 takes to the stressful education system in Singapore :). My DD1 attended international schools while we were overseas. Back here in Singapore, I intend to let DD2 find her own footing as much as possible and let her enjoy her younger years :). I do believe in 'studying smart' without the overly long hours and drills that children are put through here in Singapore. I guess we will just have to wait and see..... :).

            Yeah, I agree with michyms, the exposure and experience would be awesome for your DD1, but at their age, they probably won't appreciate it as much or appreciate it differently from us parents :).

            Not sure about the drills, do they do it still or differently? hmm

            ohdaddy, I'm sure they still drill, just in a more sophisticated manner, that even parents cannot figure out. Looking at the P1 maths assessment books, I wonder if they are teaching maths or english. The problem sums are like an entire essay, IMHO :shock:

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              michyms
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              Here's what to expect in P1: http://www.marymountconvent.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/pagetree/ct1090/dc39bd5bf_1089860.pdf

              Doesn't seem easy at all 😞

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                ohdaddy
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                michyms:
                Here's what to expect in P1: http://www.marymountconvent.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/pagetree/ct1090/dc39bd5bf_1089860.pdf

                Doesn't seem easy at all 😞
                OW that is a real dampener on all thoughts that primary school should be fun, of course learning can be fun too but it is sure different from when we were primary one! πŸ™‚

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                  KSMUM
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                  Hi all!


                  Please add me in to the list of parents whose girls will be entering P1 next year :).

                  Tks!
                  Adeline

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                    michyms
                    last edited by

                    ohdaddy:
                    michyms:

                    Here's what to expect in P1: http://www.marymountconvent.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/pagetree/ct1090/dc39bd5bf_1089860.pdf

                    Doesn't seem easy at all 😞

                    OW that is a real dampener on all thoughts that primary school should be fun, of course learning can be fun too but it is sure different from when we were primary one! πŸ™‚

                    Ohdaddy, my recollection of primary one is just learning a few spelling words and how to count! But I guess that was more than a few decades ago and the standards are probably 3 times more πŸ˜“ Pity the kids these days.

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                      michyms
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                      KSMUM:
                      Hi all!


                      Please add me in to the list of parents whose girls will be entering P1 next year :).

                      Tks!
                      Adeline
                      Welcome KS mum! This is also your dd1 entering p1?

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                        :welcome: Adeline! πŸ•Ί

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