Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

[iRabbit]

Nebbermind:

Scary:

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A housefly can bite and cause pain. :rotflmao:

not part of this community....nonetheless....

:stupid: :stupid: :stupid: :slapshead: :slapshead: :slapshead:

[/quote]You mean you understood what was written? Share leh.

Issit some kind of Chinese idiom?

I absolutely catch no ball. :scratchhead:

[kraftsigns]

FQW:

kraftsigns:

Hi, I've got something to ask here. My DS will be in P1 next year. Would anyone be able to share any perspective on putting him at a student care ? what are the student care that are available , and comments about any specific student care ?

There is The Kidz Club (TKC) which is near the sch, some comments from a BTPS parent below.

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4403&p=809348&hilit=The+kids+club#p809348

Inside PH, there is the Care Junction student care managed by volunteers from Glory Pres. Church. But vacancies are limited.

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4407&p=74409&hilit=Student+care#p74409

Thanks Brownbelt. Will check that out.
Do you have any experience with either to share ?
What is your perspective comparing putting a P1 in a student care vs at home ?

[Joyfulhands]

Anyone going for the moooncake festival celebration next Fri?

Does the child need to bring own lantern or if the sch provide/sell?

[Jennifer]

FQW:

Scary:

If one get the type of teacher that my son has now, it is impossible not to have tuition(s).

Can elaborate? :evil:

We had the worst experience in P3 - had to go for extensive CL tuition (twice weekly) and intensive coaching at home.

Reason: I did not believe my boy's comments on his teachers, I chose to think that he was inattentive, I chose to believe how I felt about the teachers at my first and only meeting with them in March

UNTIL

I spoke to other parents whose children (who are more obedient than my boy) also suffered under these teachers.

[Jennifer]

Joyfulhands:

Anyone going for the moooncake festival celebration next Fri?

Does the child need to bring own lantern or if the sch provide/sell?

There should be a lantern in the goodies bag.

Last year, there were many games stalls manned by ex-pupils. Most pupils were busy playing at these games stalls than walking ard with a lantern.

[janet88]

Jennifer:

UNTIL

I spoke to other parents whose children (who are more obedient than my boy) also suffered under these teachers.

Like yourself, I wanted to believe in the school teachers. UNTIL I realised they were not giving the necessary help my son needed.

[angtzeming]

Hi everyone may I know the percentage of pupils scoring A* for English, Chinese, Mathematics and Science from PHPPS only? Also i want to know the percentage of pupils who score merit for Higher Chinese :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao:

[Jennifer]

angtzeming:

Hi everyone may I know the percentage of pupils scoring A* for English, Chinese, Mathematics and Science from PHPPS only? Also i want to know the percentage of pupils who score merit for Higher Chinese :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao: :siao:

The school yearbook might have these data.

[Scary]

FQW:

Scary:

A housefly can bite and cause pain. :rotflmao:

Issit some kind of Chinese idiom?

I absolutely catch no ball. :scratchhead:

You read too much into it. It is what it is. The class learnt this from the teacher.

[iRabbit]

Who went for the lantern festival just now? It was nice to see so many PH graduates returning to their alma mater and manning the game and other stores.


Was sitting at the back so couldn’t hear clearly, but I tot the emcee said something about the close link between HCI & PH. Did I hear correctly?

SAP sch is really interesting, esp. for my potato son … can dance, sing, make lanterns, play drums.