St Stephen's

[S-H]

Hi Zekezachzoom,


Thank you very much for your advice.

[parents]

Thanks.

[kxyogpu]

Hi , anyone out there whose boys r now in P1 St stephen’s? Any advise on how’s the curriculum , as well as isn’t advisable to carry on with outside class like enrichment?asa I could c sometimes they come back with daily homework etc…

[kxyogpu]

Hi , ya I heard my boy saying that abt other class teacher , btw which class is yr boys as mine also started p1 there .And does yr kid hv homework everyday ? how he cope ? Do u still put him in outside enrichment classes?

[kxyogpu]

ChiefKiasu:

This is the Parents' Networking Group for St Stephen's.


Once you have gotten your child in this school, come introduce yourself to other parents in this school and network with each other. Share tips, on-going news and alerts and discuss issues pertaining to the school.

Hi , anyone can advise on their p1 schholworks now. Seems like its quite heavy load for them.

[YingYing]

Dear Parents,

This thread is unusually quiet

I will be registering my son for P1 (should not be a problem i think as we stay within 1 Km & we are SC).

Any parents also registering, or have already registered their son(s) this year? Or parents with sons already in SSS care to share with us the school culture, their niche CCAs (i heard its soccer & track & field) and what you like/ dislike about the school to give us (the \"newbies\") a brief introduction to the school? Looking forward

[maisy]

hi

can anyone advise if the school makes the p1 kids bring lots of stuffs to school each day such that their bag is as "heavy" as during our time? My son is a yearend (premature) child and as such is very small frame - I worry more for his physical development as opposed to being protective (imagine big bulky heavy bag resting on tiny shoulders - wouldn’t that stunt their growth?)

[hashroop]

maisy:

hi

can anyone advise if the school makes the p1 kids bring lots of stuffs to school each day such that their bag is as \"heavy\" as during our time? My son is a yearend (premature) child and as such is very small frame - I worry more for his physical development as opposed to being protective (imagine big bulky heavy bag resting on tiny shoulders - wouldn't that stunt their growth?)

There are lockers provided for each student.
My two sons currently in sec 3 & 1 are ex Stephenanians.

[maisy]

hashroop:

maisy:

hi

can anyone advise if the school makes the p1 kids bring lots of stuffs to school each day such that their bag is as \"heavy\" as during our time? My son is a yearend (premature) child and as such is very small frame - I worry more for his physical development as opposed to being protective (imagine big bulky heavy bag resting on tiny shoulders - wouldn't that stunt their growth?)

There are lockers provided for each student.
My two sons currently in sec 3 & 1 are ex Stephenanians.

Hi Hashroop
*waves*
We \"meet\" again
Wow time flies ... we were talking about your son's PSLE then and now your son is in Sec 1 !
Yeah and my son will be entering p1 next year hahaha
Thanks for your response. It's good they have lockers for every student. Do you remember how much they charge for the locker?
Thanks again

[hashroop]

maisy:

hashroop:

[quote=\"maisy\"]hi

can anyone advise if the school makes the p1 kids bring lots of stuffs to school each day such that their bag is as \"heavy\" as during our time? My son is a yearend (premature) child and as such is very small frame - I worry more for his physical development as opposed to being protective (imagine big bulky heavy bag resting on tiny shoulders - wouldn't that stunt their growth?)

There are lockers provided for each student.
My two sons currently in sec 3 & 1 are ex Stephenanians.

Hi Hashroop
*waves*
We \"meet\" again


hi there yes time flies..
think it was $5
Wow time flies ... we were talking about your son's PSLE then and now your son is in Sec 1 !
Yeah and my son will be entering p1 next year hahaha
Thanks for your response. It's good they have lockers for every student. Do you remember how much they charge for the locker?
Thanks again :)[/quote]