[Bukit Timah] Primary Schools

[mintcc]

I think the stress usually come from the parents.


If there is pressure to excel in class and the kid feels inadequate, then naturally they won’t be enjoying themselves. More important to instill the right attiture towards learning.

[babysz]

My primary one child is in NYPS. So far he loves going to school.

[mummyoftwo]

[Moderator's Note: Topics merged.]


Hi, my girl has gotten into Pei Hwa although my 1st choice was MGS as i always wanted her to go to a girls' school. Unfortunately we have to ballot for MGS and not even 50% chance, so decided not to take the risk.

Is there anyone whose kids are in Pei Hwa now or anyone knows much about this school? Is there any affiliated secondary school?

Thank you.

[en107rn.01056yahoo.01056com.01056sg]

Hi skmummy


You might want to move your question to "Schools In Jurong East" to alert all readers who have kids attending JP to reply. For now, the topic is Schools in Bukit Timah. My kid is in JP. I will reply you in the other thread if you are still interested.

[skmummy]

Thank you EN.


I have re-post under Jurong East Scools.

Hope to hear from you soon.

[jass]

hi i just came across this web site frm singaporemotherhood.


i ve posted a question there...

i ve a 5yr old girl & a 2yr old boy... we re staying in bedok, my inlaws & parents are all in the west. we are very open to sell the hse and move to bt timah for pri sch if possible.

i ve been thinking long and hard.

i look at my girl, she loves dancing, her ambition is to be a ballet teacher next time. faint...

i can imagine how stressed she will be if she is in nyps..

does anyone know any other sch will suit her better?

i day dream that if she is into scgs, i may ve to put son in acs junior if i am still staying in bt timah area by 2012.

it's all cos of the affiliation to the sec sch.

but what abt the creative part... does anybody know any sch let the girls thrive in this area?

2yr old son just loves car, mcqueen...:( wat sch will be suitable?

appreciate yr kind advice. tx again!

[VRossi]

If you are looking at developing your gals’s interest in dance, you may like to consider Singapore Chinese Girls Primary School or Haig Girls School.These 2 girls schools are big on the arts/dance but Haig Girls school has no affiliation to any secondary school.

[en107rn.01056yahoo.01056com.01056sg]

Hi


RGPS hire a lady from Australian Ballet Dance Company to teach ballet. The ECA is open as early as P1. I am not sure though how good their ballet is.

[hquek]

Hi Jass,


I was from SCGS (Secondary), and yes, dance IS a very big thing in that school.

I never thought that SCGS was academically strong, but they really value ties. They will bend over backwards to get as many of the pri sch girls into the sec school as possible. the cutoff is quite amazing (for an 'elite' school that is). That's when I was there, not sure about now.

So if your girl goes there, may not have to worry so much when come to psle.

[jass]

hi

en, vrossi, hquek

tx for yr reply... i slept at 1am, but got woken up so early... cos fretting over her primary education.. ha...

my girl is learning ballet now.. she enjoys her lesson so much. she's been promoted into pre-pri though she just started last yr...

she will wear her ballet shoes while watching DANCING PRINCESS cd. and dance ard...super vain...:)

Hquek
Ya...i am looking for a all-rounder... want her to be cultivated in a gd environment but teaching her winning and getting top in the class is not the most impt thing on this earth.

I want my kids get to be able to communicate properly and have high EQ.

But i thk of going thru the whole balloting exercise again, for my son in 2012, i am really hesitating... that's why nyps is so attractive to so many parents, i shld thk so.. save the 2nd round of trouble & STRESS! :shock: