Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

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markfch:

Trapwithin:

Bro .. no SA2 .. how to wear uniform on Mon?
Do they have colour/conduct/model pupil award for P1?

I was telling php that one day, the T rang my house at 9 plus to complain about ds's behaviour in class. This is on top of all the other verbal \"comments\" she told me face-to-face when I picked him up from school.

Liddat, you say got chance to get colour/conduct/model pupil award ornot?

Bro Mark,
I am 100% sure that my DS will get it from T too. If there are \"Chattiest kid\" and \"Inability to follow instructions\" awards, I am sure he will get to wear \"uniform\" on Prize Giving Day.

[markfch]

php:

so bro markfch...i can join sis Funx3's L-F club liao....so when r we meeting up in Orchard for a coffee session?

Sista Funx3 got 2 club memberships leh. Must join the right one - one is the L-F club and the other is the atas RGS club.

drickymummy:

u 2 gentlemen dun pass the verdict that early...my ds also the same catergory yah in P1...never know when they will surprise u cos I still the big surprise he gave me impossible :scratchhead: ...

We're not passing verdict prematurely. We just don't want to give our kids and ourselves unrealistic and unnecessary stress. So better admit defeat first. Clever ornot?

dyh:

I guess PHPPS being such a popular school don't need to worry too much. reason being that transferees from other schools will queue to come in. these imports are usually top pupils in their former schools. I commented in a post at the beginning of this yr they are the \"dark horses\". true enuf, they are the top or among the top pupils and i know at least 2 even made top 10 in the P4 cohort. they do help PHPPS maintain high standard in the PSLE results. but of cos it is better to have the GEPers staying back.

You're right. We always lament that we lose our top students to GEP schools. But I guess it's worse for some of the other schools.

[david1234]

drickymummy:

JoeeYee:

[quote=\"david1234\"]how time flies, it's almost coming to end of term and holidays are starting in a weeks time..

question
any suggestions for holiday activities for children age 2-7?
thanks

yes, see below the many options :
(1) sign up for holiday classes (dance, speech/drama, art, craft, pottery, robotics, swim, etc)
(2) oversea trip, malaysia towns/cities, fruit/durian/ostrich farms
(3) cruise to nowhere or somewhere
(4) visit the zoo, birdpark, night safari, science center, snow city
(5) try rock/wall climbing, ice-skating, roller blading, skate boarding, cycling, canoeing, wind surfing, sailing, etc...
(6) visit one of the NPark parks, park connectors, nature reserves (walk, cycle, picnic)
(7) trek the rail corridor
(8) picnic at St John/Kusu/Ubin
(9) dental visit

Very busy if you try ALL... just select a few and the kids should be quite occupied.... especially if they need to help \"prepare\" for a picnic too!!

Look out for the kids activities organised by PA..I joined a 1 night camp at the Zoo 2 yrs back..was a fun experience for kids though mummy didn't sleep the whole night cos never go camping before :oops: and also cos of all the animal noises around and fear of crocs/ snakes from the reservoir.. But was fun cos u get to go to the behind the door scenes to see what the keepers do..[/quote]
Thanks for all the information
something for me /wife to think about
:thankyou:

[Trapwithin]

JoeeYee:

david1234:

how time flies, it's almost coming to end of term and holidays are starting in a weeks time..

question
any suggestions for holiday activities for children age 2-7?
thanks

yes, see below the many options :
(1) sign up for holiday classes (dance, speech/drama, art, craft, pottery, robotics, swim, etc)
(2) oversea trip, malaysia towns/cities, fruit/durian/ostrich farms
(3) cruise to nowhere or somewhere
(4) visit the zoo, birdpark, night safari, science center, snow city
(5) try rock/wall climbing, ice-skating, roller blading, skate boarding, cycling, canoeing, wind surfing, sailing, etc...
(6) visit one of the NPark parks, park connectors, nature reserves (walk, cycle, picnic)
(7) trek the rail corridor
(8) picnic at St John/Kusu/Ubin
(9) dental visit

Very busy if you try ALL... just select a few and the kids should be quite occupied.... especially if they need to help \"prepare\" for a picnic too!!

Thanks ... you are so full of ideas. :salute:

[Trapwithin]

markfch:

Sista Funx3 got 2 club memberships leh. Must join the right one - one is the L-F club and the other is the atas RGS club.

Actually the ideal is to be in both club right ... :evil:
Mark, I am \"reading\" into your mind ....

markfch:

We're not passing verdict prematurely. We just don't want to give our kids and ourselves unrealistic and unnecessary stress. So better admit defeat first. Clever ornot?

Mark, you so fast already send your ds to tuition class liao, how not to be stress. No SA2 already so on and self declare that you are not in the L-F club .. next year will be an exciting year for you ... SA2
Whatever club you are in, sure stress one ...
Even without the famous \"PH KSP chant\" .. you will also be stressed.

Unless you coached your child early for \"self-competition\" then can help to reduce stress.

[JoeeYee]

Trapwithin:

JoeeYee:

[quote=\"david1234\"]how time flies, it's almost coming to end of term and holidays are starting in a weeks time..

question
any suggestions for holiday activities for children age 2-7?
thanks

yes, see below the many options :
(1) sign up for holiday classes (dance, speech/drama, art, craft, pottery, robotics, swim, etc)
(2) oversea trip, malaysia towns/cities, fruit/durian/ostrich farms
(3) cruise to nowhere or somewhere
(4) visit the zoo, birdpark, night safari, science center, snow city
(5) try rock/wall climbing, ice-skating, roller blading, skate boarding, cycling, canoeing, wind surfing, sailing, etc...
(6) visit one of the NPark parks, park connectors, nature reserves (walk, cycle, picnic)
(7) trek the rail corridor
(8) picnic at St John/Kusu/Ubin
(9) dental visit

Very busy if you try ALL... just select a few and the kids should be quite occupied.... especially if they need to help \"prepare\" for a picnic too!!

Thanks ... you are so full of ideas. :salute:[/quote]I think I should qualify for the L-F club.... played so much this year

[IJJ]

markfch:

Please lah, IJJ. You gave me a chuckle.

My ds doesn't even need to wear uniform on Mon you know. :evil:

I think I read somewhere (here or in pm) php mentioned that he thinks his dd is not GEP calibre.

Hmm, that leaves only one left. Who huh? :siam:

php:

Thanks bro markfch for the clarification on my behalf...dd definitely not GEP calibre, i think clear round 1 also has problem...also she is not that kind that need to \"wear uniform on next Mon\"....i dare not dream that she will come back home with 100 marks in her paper...i will be extremely happy if she just get band 1 for all her subjects....

what colour/conduct/moral awards? markfch's ds and my dd belongs to the same category....

so bro markfch...i can join sis Funx3's L-F club liao....so when r we meeting up in Orchard for a coffee session?

:skeptical: :skeptical: :skeptical: :roll: :roll: :skeptical: :skeptical: :skeptical:

aiyo...I am doing so much eye exercises... :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[IJJ]

Trapwithin:

IJJ:

How you know the 3 have decided to leave? Maybe they will stay leh?

Actually there is 4. One \"deserter\" left earlier to US.
MIT, Harvard, Stanford more attractive

Who arh, who arh? :scratchhead: :scratchhead:

Tsk tsk tsk..my eldest said PH is the BEST School in Singapore lei! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[IJJ]

comfy:

JoeeYee:

[quote=\"david1234\"]how time flies, it's almost coming to end of term and holidays are starting in a weeks time..

question
any suggestions for holiday activities for children age 2-7?
thanks

yes, see below the many options :
(1) sign up for holiday classes (dance, speech/drama, art, craft, pottery, robotics, swim, etc)
(2) oversea trip, malaysia towns/cities, fruit/durian/ostrich farms
(3) cruise to nowhere or somewhere
(4) visit the zoo, birdpark, night safari, science center, snow city
(5) try rock/wall climbing, ice-skating, roller blading, skate boarding, cycling, canoeing, wind surfing, sailing, etc...
(6) visit one of the NPark parks, park connectors, nature reserves (walk, cycle, picnic)
(7) trek the rail corridor
(8) picnic at St John/Kusu/Ubin
(9) dental visit

Very busy if you try ALL... just select a few and the kids should be quite occupied.... especially if they need to help \"prepare\" for a picnic too!!

Just to add on, if you are a member of Science Centre, then u can spend everyday there, it is educational and 'free' air-cond. [/quote]YES!!! We love Science Centre and the IMAX show. Another one to add is the public libraries. They have programs too. During long school holidays, on weeks we were not travelling, we would visit libraries (different branches) 2-4 times a week. Books, programs (story-telling, art&craft, author/writing programs etc), and free aircon. We tried to avoid weekends tho. It was like our second home. :rotflmao:

[IJJ]

drickymummy:

Look out for the kids activities organised by PA..I joined a 1 night camp at the Zoo 2 yrs back..was a fun experience for kids though mummy didn't sleep the whole night cos never go camping before :oops: and also cos of all the animal noises around and fear of crocs/ snakes from the reservoir.. But was fun cos u get to go to the behind the door scenes to see what the keepers do..

Oh yes, community centres! We did some baking/cooking, speech&drama class, creative writing classes, and outings with them.

I saw the zoo overnight trip, I am terribly scare of mosquitos. :scared: Although my eldest asked, we did not go. Did you try the underwater world overnight camp?