Little Skool House

[Chanielle]

Missus_lim:

baobei:

Hope someone could feedback if the Littleskoolhouse your DD/DS insists that child must in school uniform after bath?

The one I viewed at orchid country club - yes. Has to purchase 6 sets of uniform. Recommended to do so

Yes, we had 6 sets and had more as time went by... lazy to wash...

Anyway, sometimes I pack 'outside' clothes when we ran out of uniform. Not often; maybe once a week. When they see their friends wearing sch uniform and not them, they will feel weird.
Sometimes, my DS will ask, \"Mummy, why didn't you pack uniform for me..\"

[baobei]

Chanielle:

Missus_lim:

[quote=\"baobei\"]Hope someone could feedback if the Littleskoolhouse your DD/DS insists that child must in school uniform after bath?

The one I viewed at orchid country club - yes. Has to purchase 6 sets of uniform. Recommended to do so

Yes, we had 6 sets and had more as time went by... lazy to wash...

Anyway, sometimes I pack 'outside' clothes when we ran out of uniform. Not often; maybe once a week. When they see their friends wearing sch uniform and not them, they will feel weird.
Sometimes, my DS will ask, \"Mummy, why didn't you pack uniform for me..\"[/quote]Thanks Chanielle! Ya looks like the DS is more anxious to put on the uniform. Was wondering if due to brain washed by the teachers :celebrate:

[charlie_brown]

Hi mummies


Today I went for a day trial at LSH. The teachers are not bad but one of the steps programme in the morning was taught by a Chinese teacher. She was showing the kids how to make a dough using floor, water, and then she added red ink and allowed the kids to play with the dough. Is interesting, but can I know how is this related to their Literature-based approach? There was no use of books or poems…hmm…I forgot to ask the teacher or P just now…

[baobei]

Teachers sent out parent support information sheet each week to let us know what the children will be doing in school.

[Mayl]

Hi


I need some sharing about the toddler (24mths) half day childcare at Pandan Garden new branch for my consideration on putting my DD there?

Thanks…

[charlie_brown]

Hi Mayl


Can share how much is the sch fees for half day and full day prog at Pandan Gardens?

[Mayl]

charlie_brown:

Hi Mayl


Can share how much is the sch fees for half day and full day prog at Pandan Gardens?

Hi Charlie Brown,

Sorry I have yet to find out the sch fees as I am trying to know more from here before I take further action.

As I am in :? due to I worried also about whether isn't the right age to put DS in ..

[Chanielle]

charlie_brown:

Hi mummies


Today I went for a day trial at LSH. The teachers are not bad but one of the steps programme in the morning was taught by a Chinese teacher. She was showing the kids how to make a dough using floor, water, and then she added red ink and allowed the kids to play with the dough. Is interesting, but can I know how is this related to their Literature-based approach? There was no use of books or poems...hmm..I forgot to ask the teacher or P just now..

LSH is not that curriculum-based. They use learn thru play kind of approach. Therefore you will see them playing with such things most of the time. Even squeezing their own orange juice and such. Although I am very supportive of strong academic results, I was drawn to the environment at OCC hence signed my DS up.

[Chanielle]

Mayl:

charlie_brown:

Hi Mayl


Can share how much is the sch fees for half day and full day prog at Pandan Gardens?

Hi Charlie Brown,

Sorry I have yet to find out the sch fees as I am trying to know more from here before I take further action.

As I am in :? due to I worried also about whether isn't the right age to put DS in ..

Hi Mayl,

I placed my DS in school when he was 18 mths. He definately had fun in sch! He also learned many things and became more independant.
When he went to N1, most (new) children wld cry in the morn but because he already got used to sch, he wld sometimes comfort the new ones.
You can let him try out the half day first and see his progress and adaptibility. Afterall, they will ultimately have to go to sch. The earlier they get the exposure, the more comfortable they will get.

[Mayl]

Chanielle:

Hi Mayl,

I placed my DS in school when he was 18 mths. He definately had fun in sch! He also learned many things and became more independant.
When he went to N1, most (new) children wld cry in the morn but because he already got used to sch, he wld sometimes comfort the new ones.
You can let him try out the half day first and see his progress and adaptibility. Afterall, they will ultimately have to go to sch. The earlier they get the exposure, the more comfortable they will get.

Hi Hi Chanielle,

:thankyou: for sharing such a good piece of information and encouraging comment and discussion with my mother-in-law and DH.. :xedfingers: