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    • L Offline
      limlim
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      KSP:


      let's start with pri sch first... i feel i left with half life....
      Just resist....... tuition..

      But it's more difficult for pple who are more well-off lah.. got the money to spare.. hard to resist.. :evil: :evil:

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        KSP
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        BeContented:
        KSP:

        [quote=\"BeContented\"]Think we should start a thread on 'Do you think you have a life with the hectic Sec Sch Curriculum'. Besides the parents, would be interesting to hear from the kids themselves.



        let's start with pri sch first... i feel i left with half life....

        Ha ha....thot already read enough about Primary school.....all the threads about tuition, teachers cannot teach, PSLE/Exam paper difficult etc. šŸ˜‰[/quote]yes, come to think of it how come not so many complaint from sec sch parents??? :? maybe teenages can ready be more independent and take care of themselves.. i really hope so that i can save some tution $ to subsidise for the skyhigh COE...

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          iFirefly
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          KSP:
          BeContented:

          Think we should start a thread on 'Do you think you have a life with the hectic Sec Sch Curriculum'. Besides the parents, would be interesting to hear from the kids themselves.


          let's start with pri sch first... i feel i left with half life....

          Because most parents' (esoecially SAHM) lives revolve around the kids, once our kids start to be independent and spend less time at home, our lives slowly becomes \"half life\" and eventually \"no life\".. That is why it is important for us to have our own friends and hobbies..

          But to the kids, i think it is from \"no life\" (always staying at home studying and listening to our nagging) to \"FULL life\" (staying in school, going out with friends, doing the things they like to do, SANS parents)! :rotflmao:

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            verykiasu2010
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            firefly38:
            KSP:

            [quote=\"BeContented\"]Think we should start a thread on 'Do you think you have a life with the hectic Sec Sch Curriculum'. Besides the parents, would be interesting to hear from the kids themselves.


            let's start with pri sch first... i feel i left with half life....

            Because most parents' (esoecially SAHM) lives revolve around the kids, once our kids start to be independent and spend less time at home, our lives slowly becomes \"half life\" and eventually \"no life\".. That is why it is important for us to have our own friends and hobbies..

            But to the kids, i think it is from \"no life\" (always staying at home studying and listening to our nagging) to \"FULL life\" (staying in school, going out with friends, doing the things they like to do, SANS parents)! :rotflmao:[/quote]so it is a matter of transferring life ..

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              concern2
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              KSP:

              yes, come to think of it how come not so many complaint from sec sch parents???

              Think this is cos of birthdate of Kiasuparents.com, and hence the demographics of the Kiasu parents here. Most of us have primary sch-going kids. Correct me if I am wrong.

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                SAHM_TAN
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                I'm waiting for my ORD from my kids :rotflmao:

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                  KSP
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                  firefly38:
                  KSP:

                  [quote=\"BeContented\"]Think we should start a thread on 'Do you think you have a life with the hectic Sec Sch Curriculum'. Besides the parents, would be interesting to hear from the kids themselves.


                  let's start with pri sch first... i feel i left with half life....

                  Because most parents' (esoecially SAHM) lives revolve around the kids, once our kids start to be independent and spend less time at home, our lives slowly becomes \"half life\" and eventually \"no life\".. That is why it is important for us to have our own friends and hobbies..

                  But to the kids, i think it is from \"no life\" (always staying at home studying and listening to our nagging) to \"FULL life\" (staying in school, going out with friends, doing the things they like to do, SANS parents)! :rotflmao:[/quote]To be frank, i really don't mind if my kid spend full day in sec school, i may feel is No Life for her but in reality is Full Life for her. If she comes back home ~7/8pm that will leave us no time for tuition. If she didn't finish her hw in school that's her time management problem and she has to due with it.... stay up late to finish :scared:

                  That will also give me more time to :pokeeye: my friends who have pri sch kids... šŸ˜† :rotflmao: just joking lah..... which will give me back my Full Life again..... :rahrah:

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                    BeContented
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                    firefly38:
                    KSP:

                    [quote=\"BeContented\"]Think we should start a thread on 'Do you think you have a life with the hectic Sec Sch Curriculum'. Besides the parents, would be interesting to hear from the kids themselves.


                    let's start with pri sch first... i feel i left with half life....

                    Because most parents' (esoecially SAHM) lives revolve around the kids, once our kids start to be independent and spend less time at home, our lives slowly becomes \"half life\" and eventually \"no life\".. That is why it is important for us to have our own friends and hobbies..

                    But to the kids, i think it is from \"no life\" (always staying at home studying and listening to our nagging) to \"FULL life\" (staying in school, going out with friends, doing the things they like to do, SANS parents)! :rotflmao:[/quote]good one :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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                      iFirefly
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                      verykiasu2010:
                      firefly38:



                      Because most parents' (esoecially SAHM) lives revolve around the kids, once our kids start to be independent and spend less time at home, our lives slowly becomes \"half life\" and eventually \"no life\".. That is why it is important for us to have our own friends and hobbies..

                      But to the kids, i think it is from \"no life\" (always staying at home studying and listening to our nagging) to \"FULL life\" (staying in school, going out with friends, doing the things they like to do, SANS parents)! :rotflmao:

                      so it is a matter of transferring life ..

                      :rotflmao:

                      Just realized that when parents are lamenting about having \"half life\" in primary schools and \"no life\" in secondary schools, they are (unconsciously) referring to their own lives, not their children's lives.. I am sure the kids are having a jolly good time of their lives in Sec Schs! šŸ˜†

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                        verykiasu2010
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                        firefly38:
                        verykiasu2010:

                        [quote=\"firefly38\"]

                        Because most parents' (esoecially SAHM) lives revolve around the kids, once our kids start to be independent and spend less time at home, our lives slowly becomes \"half life\" and eventually \"no life\".. That is why it is important for us to have our own friends and hobbies..

                        But to the kids, i think it is from \"no life\" (always staying at home studying and listening to our nagging) to \"FULL life\" (staying in school, going out with friends, doing the things they like to do, SANS parents)! :rotflmao:

                        so it is a matter of transferring life ..

                        :rotflmao:

                        Just realized that when parents are lamenting about having \"half life\" in primary schools and \"no life\" in secondary schools, they are (unconsciously) referring to their own lives, not their children's lives.. I am sure the kids are having a jolly good time of their lives in Sec Schs! šŸ˜†[/quote]so now the parents are feeling neglected

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