Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)
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kitcat:
your ds must be there...verykiasu2010:
[quote=\"friendship\"]Which year are those boys who came yesterday and today to rgs for Maths thingy? Dd was shocked yesterday when she saw ri boys alighting from the bus stop. Yesterday, dd said her Maths teacher ordered the boys to carry this and carry that to set up and briefing for today Maths events.
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[/quote]no he wasn't, got other activities, someone took his place
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verykiasu2010:
to keep the old card, you must NOT bring it to Transitlink office to transfer the outstanding stored value in the old card to the new card - they will automatically confiscate your old card and it is printed in the small print that it is their property
Ha Ha ....Funx3:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]
good to look young
the old card is valid till april, i think
My Gal Says New Photos taken Not so Nice -le!
But Think We'll keep the Old Card .... Keepsake of her Kiddish Look!
for sec students, they do not need to surrender the old card to get the new card which is automatically issued to them
just bring the new card to Transitlink to put in the deposit value and top up value
consider it as using the balance in the old card to buy the old card from Transitlink lor ..... so you better make sure the value in the old card is used till the minimum amount[/quote]Oh means there is a window period of Overlap when Both Cards can be Used?
Assuming the Sec sch Card will be issued sometime this month to Next Month .... -
Funx3:
that is correct
Oh means there is a window period of Overlap when Both Cards can be Used?
Assuming the Sec sch Card will be issued sometime this month to Next Month .... -
My son is in SCOUT camp these days. It is raining these days and very cold. I am worrying very much because they are sleeping on the grass ground.
Their handphones are all collected by trainer, I can not get the latest information.
Why do not the boys hold their hand phone? -
sunj1252:
their tents are just next to the Rajaratnam block, no worryMy son is in SCOUT camp these days. It is raining these days and very cold. I am worrying very much because they are sleeping on the grass ground.
Their handphones are all collected by trainer, I can not get the latest information.
Why do not the boys hold their hand phone?
phones are kept away to remove the source of distractions for the kids, esp during group activities. they are old enough to be alone and cut off from communication with family for a few days
everyone without phone will be fair for everyone -
My son came back home after his three days SCOUT camp. SO DIRTY and SO TIRED.
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sunj1252:
My son came back home after his three days SCOUT camp. SO DIRTY and SO TIRED.
Parents, these are boys, they need to be exposed to such things! And if they are Singaporeans, they will go through worse in National Service.
My son is in National Service BMT now, and he is out in field camp this week, raining every day and he is sleeping in a tent for 2 in the jungle!
Please do not say that is different, no choice cos your sons will have to go through that later in their life, and if they are not trained up now, they will suffer when they go to NAtional Service!
The school will always take a priority in taking care of your sons, so just take it that it is part of their growing up. -
sunj1252:
My son came back home after his three days SCOUT camp. SO DIRTY and SO TIRED.
DS came home from 2D1N RV Camp, tired but not dirty..
DS says there were lots of outdoor activities (DS looks like a lobster now), but no choir practices at all, during the camp..
DS says they slept in the air-conditioned classrooms..
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The boy brigaders went hiking on first day from RI to West Coast (abt 7 hours). They were supposed to hike their on their own using maps (sec 4 seniors with them but did not render any advice - even if they go wrong direction). Fortunately, they were able to find the way there. First nite slept at tents. Then subsequent nites at RI school compound (air cond classroom).
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Verysuperkiasu:
The boy brigaders went hiking on first day from RI to West Coast (abt 7 hours). They were supposed to hike their on their own using maps (sec 4 seniors with them but did not render any advice - even if they go wrong direction). Fortunately, they were able to find the way there. First nite slept at tents. Then subsequent nites at RI school compound (air cond classroom).
Wow! Seems like most CCAs have camps during the March holidays.
Wonder if there is any camp during the June holidays too?
Hope not... :skeptical:
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