All About Preparing For Primary One
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JustEducation:-
the P1 Prep class is called ‘2 in 1 Math, English’.
example:-
JustEducation (Hougang):_
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
academic Timetable schedule:-
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
feedback:-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php&p=877 -
phtthp:
phtthp,Mindstretcher also offer P1 Prep class at various branch(es):-
-\tBukit Batok
-\tChoa Chu Kang
-\tClementi
-\tJurong
- Tampines
-\tBishan
-\tToa Payoh
-\tPunggol
-\tSerangoon North
-\tSembawang
-\tWoodlands
-\tYew Tee
-\tYishun
a) contact telephone for various branch(es):-
http://www.mindstretcher.net/home/Mind-Stretcher/contact-us.html
b) academic Timetable schedule (which day, what time slot) for P1 Prep class, at different branch(es) :-
http://www.mindstretcher.net/home/category/4.html/
You are really dedicated and resourceful.
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Jav:
I have just got one white table 2 sundays ago from Ikea cost only $99. Very nice and fit just right for DS! But must assemble your own[/quote]Thanks, mommies. Will go Ikea to check them out.
Er... Wat about Ikea office tables and chairs or those from vhive?bigsnoopy:
[quote=\"jeanieg\"]Can anyone advise me on the type of study table to get for a pri 1 child?
I have the plastic colourful ikea table n chairs but i think DD is getting too big to use for doing homework. I know there are those expensive ergonomic n adjust-as-grow type but i dont think i wanna spend so much. Any suggestions? -
Query: Should I let my DD going to P1 next year sleep on her own?
Currently my 2 girls, 5 and 6 year old, sleep on bunk beds in the same room. Come 2012, DD1 will be going to P1 and in the morning session, while DD2 will be in K2. DD2 wakes up at 7am while I think DD1 will have to be up before that. She sleeps on the upper bunk.
Been wondering if I should let DD1 have her own room so I can give her a study desk and also so she does not disturb DD2 in the mornings (though I prefer for them to be share room as I need the other room for ironing, etc.
Any advice from anyone? -
phtthp:
JustEducation:-
the P1 Prep class is called ‘2 in 1 Math, English’.
example:-
JustEducation (Hougang):_
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
academic Timetable schedule:-
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
feedback:-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php&p=877
Thank you for the suggestions will go and check it out! -
jeanieg:
jeanieg,Query: Should I let my DD going to P1 next year sleep on her own?
Currently my 2 girls, 5 and 6 year old, sleep on bunk beds in the same room. Come 2012, DD1 will be going to P1 and in the morning session, while DD2 will be in K2. DD2 wakes up at 7am while I think DD1 will have to be up before that. She sleeps on the upper bunk.
Been wondering if I should let DD1 have her own room so I can give her a study desk and also so she does not disturb DD2 in the mornings (though I prefer for them to be share room as I need the other room for ironing, etc.
Any advice from anyone?
just giving you my own opinion.
1. my opinion is that for young children, don't have the study desk in the bedroom, ie keep books and bed separate. for health reasons. imagine book bugs...eraser chippings....etc flying around the room onto the bed etc...i think you get what i mean.
2. going to P1 may be a huge step for your girl. she may not be ready to be so independent yet. let her cling onto something familiar as she eases into her next stage of life. unless she is looking forward to sleeping alone, if not, splitting of rooms can wait.
3. my 9yo and 5yo share the same room. sleeping side by side (beds pushed together). no issue with one waking up for morning class while the other wakes up around 8plus. just have to be quiet when waking the elder one.
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CayennePepper, thanks for the clarification. My friends were indeed from the 80s. They didn't say that majority of students from the primary school didn't make it back to St Nicks or Cat High, but said majority of students in the secondary school were from neighbourhood schools. So I guess the reason is as you highlighted. But they did mention that some of the primary students didn't meet the COP to make it back to the secondary despite the affiliation, so I am guessing the COP is actually pretty high I suppose and not that far away from the COP for non-affiliated students (am I correct?) :scratchhead: So regardless, still have to study hard even if there is a safety net
I myself was from a primary school which had an affiliated secondary school, and the COP was quite low. And they took back majority of the students. So their standards were not quite as high I reckon. -
Hi jeanieg,
From my experience with my older 2, it was hard enough going to P1 so I did not make another transition at home by making them sleep in separate rooms. Now my eldest is in P3, I am planning to make her sleep in her own room by end of this year. I find that sleeping together also helped bond my 2 older ones. -
monkeys21:
Wow that is a detailed list :rahrah: Thank you. My youngest is going to P1 next year as well. If you are looking for pre pri for english, I suggest TAS as I put my girl in when they started their pre pri class and I find that she can now write in complete sentences for comprehension and she is starting to write a few lines for composition which will give her very comfortable breathing space when she starts in P1.phtthp:
JustEducation:-
the P1 Prep class is called ‘2 in 1 Math, English’.
example:-
JustEducation (Hougang):_
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
academic Timetable schedule:-
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
feedback:-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php&p=877
Thank you for the suggestions will go and check it out! -
glendt:
Wow that is a detailed list :rahrah: Thank you. My youngest is going to P1 next year as well. If you are looking for pre pri for english, I suggest TAS as I put my girl in when they started their pre pri class and I find that she can now write in complete sentences for comprehension and she is starting to write a few lines for composition which will give her very comfortable breathing space when she starts in P1.[/quote]
What is TAS?monkeys21:
[quote=\"phtthp\"]JustEducation:-
the P1 Prep class is called ‘2 in 1 Math, English’.
example:-
JustEducation (Hougang):_
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
academic Timetable schedule:-
http://www.justeducation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=52&Itemid=92
feedback:-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php&p=877
Thank you for the suggestions will go and check it out!
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