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    Club 2002 Kids

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Clubs for parents with similar age children
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    • J Offline
      Just4Fun
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      MMM:
      Fil promised him a rolex if he is 1st in class. I think fil probably thinks that ds cannot make it that's why made such a promise. πŸ˜†
      Wow ! can't afford this, and doubt kids wld appreciate it ! U never can tell as kids can be full of surprises ; yrs may come home with the top student result slip ! Then yr FIL will hv a hole burnt in his pocket ! πŸ˜‚

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        Just4Fun:
        MMM:

        Fil promised him a rolex if he is 1st in class. I think fil probably thinks that ds cannot make it that's why made such a promise. πŸ˜†

        Wow ! can't afford this, and doubt kids wld appreciate it ! U never can tell as kids can be full of surprises ; yrs may come home with the top student result slip ! Then yr FIL will hv a hole burnt in his pocket ! πŸ˜‚

        Yes, don't make empty promises...the child remembers it for life....like me....I was promised a piano for topping by my grandma but never received it until I had to buy one for myself when I got it for my dd several years later.......that was a promise broken so many eons ago and I could not forget though forgiven long ago.... :rotflmao:

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          MMM
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          Just4Fun:
          MMM:

          Fil promised him a rolex if he is 1st in class. I think fil probably thinks that ds cannot make it that's why made such a promise. πŸ˜†

          Wow ! can't afford this, and doubt kids wld appreciate it ! U never can tell as kids can be full of surprises ; yrs may come home with the top student result slip ! Then yr FIL will hv a hole burnt in his pocket ! πŸ˜‚

          I think my fil is still safe πŸ˜‚ I really don't see how he can be a top student at this point πŸ˜‰

          But u will be surprised..... He appreciates it!!! In fact, he was asking us to buy him a gold watch and we were like.... why so ah pek and were trying to influence him towards sporty models 🀷

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            Just4Fun
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            MotherHen:
            Thank you everyone for putting things in perspective. I guess I'm just very worried cos dd2 (the one in P3 right now) is very very dreamy and laid back. As such, her results are also like stock market, depending on how well she can focus on exam day. I always worry about which way it would swing. My hubby also tells me to relax around her, cos that's her character. But my worry sometimes go into overdrive...


            Ah well, I'm gonna go home and give her a big hug, then indulge in ice-cream together.
            Mum will always be mum; always full of worries. This is very norm πŸ˜„ . Whatever the result is, the exam is over. If she/he scores well, great, give her/him a well-deserved reward. Else, give a pat/hug and move on.. there is always the next year to do better ! Meantime, just relax and enjoy the \"after-exam\" feeling ! Hurray ! :rahrah:

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              Just4Fun
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              But u will be surprised..... He appreciates it!!! In fact, he was asking us to buy him a gold watch and we were like.... why so ah pek and were trying to influence him towards sporty models 🀷[/quote]

              Yr DS has great sense of value ! πŸ†’ πŸ˜‰

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                PiggyLalala
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                MMM:

                So far, all the good news from my P4. I was telling a friend that I better enjoy the \"happiness\" now before I hear from my P3. He usually depletes my happiness. The trend has been such that one makes me happy and the other don't... Why can't I be very happy for once :? Next year... I'll have 3 to worry about. :faint:
                Haha.. for my ds2, he did not do so well in his SA1 but have done very well in his SA2. It is always like that, there is always one particular exam that he did not perform since P1. Haha.. have told him jokingly that why cant he perform consistently very well for one year so that we can have the chance to go for the prize presentation πŸ™‚

                Anyway, I am happy and contented with my ds2 results and have no wish to join the top 3 race. εΉ³ε‡‘ζ˜―δΈ€η§εΉΈη¦γ€‚

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                  Champion
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                  PiggyLalala:

                  Anyway, I am happy and contented with my ds2 results and have no wish to join the top 3 race. εΉ³ε‡‘ζ˜―δΈ€η§εΉΈη¦γ€‚
                  :goodpost: Mummy PiggyLalala! :grphug:
                  Welcome to join our Club 2002 thread! Do you mind give a little info about your 2002 child so that I can do an update on page one? :thankyou:

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                    PiggyLalala
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                    Champion:
                    PiggyLalala:


                    Anyway, I am happy and contented with my ds2 results and have no wish to join the top 3 race. εΉ³ε‡‘ζ˜―δΈ€η§εΉΈη¦γ€‚

                    :goodpost: Mummy PiggyLalala! :grphug:
                    Welcome to join our Club 2002 thread! Do you mind give a little info about your 2002 child so that I can do an update on page one? :thankyou:


                    Hi Champion

                    Thank you.

                    My details are as follow:

                    Kid born in year 2002: DS2
                    Schooling level: Primary 3
                    School: SAP school

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                      smartmummy
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                      My son gave me a surprise with his English Marks.Science in the same position.Nither up nor down.I am satisfied with his marks,cos year end need to revise a lot.This is the first time they revise a lot.He improved his marks in Maths.I am happy with that.MT only didn’t improve and low marks.Overall I satisfied with his marks.

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                        just888
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                        smartmummy,

                        Good to be in surprise of good results. πŸ™‚

                        My DS collected his written papers for Eng, Math and Science as expected didn't really score that well lar. Then he told us he is very sad as his fren weaker than him now all papers scored better than his. Hope from this incident he would WAKE UP and noit dwell at that 1 moment that he scored well once and thought always will hence refuse to do revision and want to do those miscellaneous non-academic related stuffs.

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