Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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Jennifer:
Like That - U Must Thank Janet ....
On a serious note, I kinda of feel my P5 boy is very relaxed vs my elder's P5.
There are clearly less worksheets, esp in EL and MA.
Definitely not what I expected after reading Janet's sharing of the workload her boy had last year.
:scratchhead:
The Sch Must Have Read ALL Her Posts ....
And Adjust the Work Load for P5 tis Year!
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Mum4ever:
Why you say they're not suitable for your boys? Maybe from your reason we can provide better suggestions.
also, I need to find English tuition class for my boys. any recommendation? Their weakness.. compre n compo. Went to Minds' WToolbox...not suitable for my boys....
I know that a few of us are sending our kids to TLL & TAS. I sent mine to Creative Horizons. But the best of them all is E3 Learning Ctr, hahaha.Jennifer:
I think they swap Ts for the top class annually so your DS1 & DS2 may have different Ts.On a serious note, I kinda of feel my P5 boy is very relaxed vs my elder's P5.
There are clearly less worksheets, esp in EL and MA.
Definitely not what I expected after reading Janet's sharing of the workload her boy had last year.
:scratchhead:
Different Ts ==> different approach? -
Funx3:
Last year, my son had Math homework every day...either 'My Pals' Homework book and/or something else.
Like That - U Must Thank Janet ....Jennifer:
Definitely not what I expected after reading Janet's sharing of the workload her boy had last year.
:scratchhead:
The Sch Must Have Read ALL Her Posts ....
And Adjust the Work Load for P5 tis Year!
This year, it's EL homework almost everyday...so next year's P6s won't suffer :laugh: -
Funx3:
If workload is less BUT exam std is not lowered, then the bucket is just being passed from school to home environment :censored:
Like That - U Must Thank Janet ....Jennifer:
On a serious note, I kinda of feel my P5 boy is very relaxed vs my elder's P5.
There are clearly less worksheets, esp in EL and MA.
Definitely not what I expected after reading Janet's sharing of the workload her boy had last year.
:scratchhead:
The Sch Must Have Read ALL Her Posts ....
And Adjust the Work Load for P5 tis Year!
I was a hands-off mum for my elder boy since he was in P5. The same cant be said for my younger boy this year.
I prefer the sch to push the children esp. in upper primary. Parent-child relationship wont be under stress. -
Jennifer:
Got the same feeling. Look at the Sci file, only a few pages of worksheets inside. Overall, lesser workload than I expected. Even lesser than P4 I think.
On a serious note, I kinda of feel my P5 boy is very relaxed vs my elder's P5.
There are clearly less worksheets, esp in EL and MA.
Definitely not what I expected after reading Janet's sharing of the workload her boy had last year.
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Hi mummies and daddies,
Don’t be too happy…it’s only 2nd march…long way to go.
After term 1 holiday, you may get heart attack when all the teachers pile it on. I think funx3 experienced this last year…am experiencing it now. P4 was busy (very busy)…art work, music, social studies, you name it lah.
This weekend no homework, as promised by teachers. -
To P6 papa & mama,
2012 PSLE time table
http://www.seab.gov.sg/examTimeTable/2012PSLEExamTimetable.pdf -
janet_lee88:
After term 1 holiday, you may get heart attack when all the teachers pile it on.
I will be happy to see this, at least I can relax. -
Jennifer:
When kids have tons of homework from school, I don't have to set work for him. If he doesnt complete, he is answerable to his teachers. But I do make it a point to accompany him...for 'unimportant' stuff, I will help him, or he will only get to sleep at 1130. He will focus on his subjects...art, and other projects will be done by daddy.janet_lee88:
After term 1 holiday, you may get heart attack when all the teachers pile it on.
I will be happy to see this, at least I can relax. -
My p2 ds reported yesterday saw a boy bleeding from the head in school and was send to hospital. My p4 gal reported today phpps board of directors have meeting in PH. Anyone knows what happened?
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