West Grove Primary

[Lexmark]

The notice was given on the 1st week of April (can't recall which day).

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[Lexmark]

Sorry to say this, but its TRUE, email response quite slow from the teacher, 3-5 working days… From my experience. And sometimes no reply at all, luckily not so urgent.

[Giggler1]

Oh then my DD's form teacher is considered responsive to email. She usu replied me within 24hrs.


Sigh... very disappointed with my DD's recent Maths topical test.

[Lexmark]

Giggler1:

Oh then my DD's form teacher is considered responsive to email. She usu replied me within 24hrs.


Sigh... very disappointed with my DD's recent Maths topical test.

Strange, same teacher different email response?! Anyway, to be fair, in the most recent, very urgent email, she did replied within 24 hours.
Are you talking about test 6? My boy scored the lowest in his own record, but I take it as a guide to help him learn from the mistakes... :gloomy:

[Giggler1]

Oh your DS also in P2I?


They gg to have their authencity test on Mass this week. Wonder how is it tested? Maybe asked them to read from weighing machine?

[Giggler1]

Hi, any parents here celebrate your kids’ birthdays in school?


My DD requested for it but wonder if it’s feasible to have party in pr sch.

[mother777]

Hi giggler1, yes you can celebrate birthdays. My dd in P2 celebrated her birthday by distributing goody bags.


Just inform the firm teacher before hand, it should n be a problem.

Wishing your daughter a very happy birthday in advance

[Giggler1]

Hi mother777, thanks for your prompt reply.


So you just bring over goody bags? Did you bring cake or other food?

[super tired]

I saw parents bought goody bags, birthday cakes & even KFC before…


mother777 is correct, just inform the form teacher in advance.

Happy Birthday to your DD in advance…

[Giggler1]

Thanks all!


Can the parents be there? Or just pass the stuff to the form teacher?