Nan Chiau Primary

[mummy so kiasu]

Hi bijin, Meetoh is a good & popular school in Punggol. You don’t have to put your child on the waiting list or transfer her over to Nan Chiau if she gets into Meetoh. Isn’t it good to have a school nearer to your home?

[Vevey]

Great that ur dd tried to handle the bullying herself. Building up adversity quotient in kids is v critical.

Seems like teachers r monitoring e boy while trying not to give him too much negative attention which he craved.

larkspur:

mummy so kiasu:

If I am in your position, I will call the principal to request for changing seat for her & getting her to ignore the boy at the same time. You can inform his parents about it but not making a big fuss at the gate. We have to keep cool in front of our kids & other parents. Maybe the boy's parents also having problem with the boy at home. All kids are different. Some are more mischievous than others, especially for boys.

Actually i did want to email but i din in the end. I checked with my girl and she just tells me that now when that boy scolded, she also scolded him back the same thing . She is telling me that they will scold until the boy quits and now the boy dun really dare to scold much plus the boy has problem in pronoucing my girl's name so ended up when he scolds my girl you are crazy XX he pronounce another girl's name in class and ended up ganna scolded by teachers after the girl complains him. She tells me she has thought of ways to deal with him. Changing seats are impossible even if the boy is naughty and she will just have to wait for term 4 before they change seats again.

I did told my girl i am going to email her teacher about this but she told me her form teacher did scold the boy and sometimes make him sit right in front of her. Her chinese teacher told the boy he wants to see his parents after school dismissal but the boy ran quickly after school dismissed without waiting for the teacher. She told me she also pitied him for failing his maths test and tries to teach him to do the correction as requested by teacher but he refused to let her teach him, so i told her then dun bother about him anymore

[larkspur]

Vevey:

Great that ur dd tried to handle the bullying herself. Building up adversity quotient in kids is v critical.

Seems like teachers r monitoring e boy while trying not to give him too much negative attention which he craved.

larkspur:

[quote=\"mummy so kiasu\"]If I am in your position, I will call the principal to request for changing seat for her & getting her to ignore the boy at the same time. You can inform his parents about it but not making a big fuss at the gate. We have to keep cool in front of our kids & other parents. Maybe the boy's parents also having problem with the boy at home. All kids are different. Some are more mischievous than others, especially for boys.

Actually i did want to email but i din in the end. I checked with my girl and she just tells me that now when that boy scolded, she also scolded him back the same thing . She is telling me that they will scold until the boy quits and now the boy dun really dare to scold much plus the boy has problem in pronoucing my girl's name so ended up when he scolds my girl you are crazy XX he pronounce another girl's name in class and ended up ganna scolded by teachers after the girl complains him. She tells me she has thought of ways to deal with him. Changing seats are impossible even if the boy is naughty and she will just have to wait for term 4 before they change seats again.

I did told my girl i am going to email her teacher about this but she told me her form teacher did scold the boy and sometimes make him sit right in front of her. Her chinese teacher told the boy he wants to see his parents after school dismissal but the boy ran quickly after school dismissed without waiting for the teacher. She told me she also pitied him for failing his maths test and tries to teach him to do the correction as requested by teacher but he refused to let her teach him, so i told her then dun bother about him anymore

[/quote]anyway i will need to continue to monitor too. It is actually good to get my daughter to tell me what happen in schools today so as to be able to help if there is a need. learn all this from newspapers reports about parents not knowing what happen to their children until too late.

[pummanuel]

sksp:

How many actually fighting for the 58 vacancy in today's balloting? Moe said 83 registered but all 83 within 1km?

61 applicants within 1km vied for the 58 vacancies. The other applicants were outside 1km. This is the first time that there was balloting within 1km for Phase 2B, joining the ranks of TN, AT and KH.

[Vevey]

pummanuel:

sksp:

How many actually fighting for the 58 vacancy in today's balloting? Moe said 83 registered but all 83 within 1km?

61 applicants within 1km vied for the 58 vacancies. The other applicants were outside 1km. This is the first time that there was balloting within 1km for Phase 2B, joining the ranks of TN, AT and KH.

Wow, the 3 who didn't get the places really v poor thing! :stupid:

[mummy so kiasu]

Vevey:

pummanuel:

[quote=\"sksp\"]How many actually fighting for the 58 vacancy in today's balloting? Moe said 83 registered but all 83 within 1km?

61 applicants within 1km vied for the 58 vacancies. The other applicants were outside 1km. This is the first time that there was balloting within 1km for Phase 2B, joining the ranks of TN, AT and KH.

Wow, the 3 who didn't get the places really v poor thing! :stupid:[/quote]During my boy's time, also extra 3 PV but no need to ballot. The school decided not to disappoint the PV & took out 3 places from phase 2C. That was 6 years ago & with different principal.

[mummy so kiasu]

How is your P6 kid’s Prelim oral comparing to his/her SA1?

[timtim]

Hi, I would like to check with parents with kids currently in P3. As there are CA and SA exams, do they still have topical tests on a weekly basis that contributes to the overall weightage? Means these tests are not just for practice but are counted towards total weightage for the year. Thanks.

[gals_mama]

timtim:

Hi, I would like to check with parents with kids currently in P3. As there are CA and SA exams, do they still have topical tests on a weekly basis that contributes to the overall weightage? Means these tests are not just for practice but are counted towards total weightage for the year. Thanks.

For P3, there is no CA exams. They will only have SA exams nearer to the end of the semester. Which is around Oct, end of semester 2.

There are no more topical tests on a weekly basis that adds to the overall weightage. Haven't been hearing schools doing that already.

[timtim]

gals_mama:

timtim:

Hi, I would like to check with parents with kids currently in P3. As there are CA and SA exams, do they still have topical tests on a weekly basis that contributes to the overall weightage? Means these tests are not just for practice but are counted towards total weightage for the year. Thanks.

For P3, there is no CA exams. They will only have SA exams nearer to the end of the semester. Which is around Oct, end of semester 2.

There are no more topical tests on a weekly basis that adds to the overall weightage. Haven't been hearing schools doing that already.

Oh, I thought P3 has CA1 & CA2 test/exam as I have heard parents talking about it. Since no CA, why isn't there topical tests? P1 & P2 have topical tests as they don't have CA & SA except SA2 exam (first exam since P1) for P2. The weightage is high at 40% of the whole year.