ST 23/8 Teacher cuts pupil's hair, mum files police report

[Lilac66]

janet_lee88:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]
The prev Education Minister must be so relieved he is FREE of this portfolio.
But if he stays on as Defence Minister (NEH), he will be the next one to get complaint by the SAME mother.
So does this mean that if any minister wants to quote an example, do not mention names? :evil:

the minister can telephone Serene Ong for permission

Maybe the conversation can go like this, \"Mdm Ong, we have professional hair stylists in the SAF. I would like to inform you that any other hair stylist will not be able to conform to our standard.\"[/quote]
:rotflmao: A sight to behold VK and Janet... Hmmm very clean exchange, no rubbish or trash :siam:

[Lilac66]

verykiasu2010:

concern2:

[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]

\"While it is fine to be criticised by netizens, it is not so when the minister does it, she said.\"

I can confirm that Serene Ong can make a police report against Minister HSK ..... :evil: :evil:

:rotflmao:

Question: Why does one find it acceptable to be criticized by netizen and not by a minister?

if the minister criticise her over the internet should be fined :evil: :evil:[/quote]

[corneyAmber]

Way2GO:

ksi:

Another never-ending story.

Moral of the story, don't use the media wrongly then it won't come back and haunt us. In the first place, when the case was reported to the police, how did the media \"get wind\" of it? Anyone knows?

Coz it was smelly!
u didn't catch d drift? :rotflmao:

Ah..you have a better nose than me... kekeke :hi5:

[fightingmom]

ksi:

Way2GO:

[quote=\"ksi\"] Another never-ending story.

Moral of the story, don't use the media wrongly then it won't come back and haunt us. In the first place, when the case was reported to the police, how did the media \"get wind\" of it? Anyone knows?

Coz it was smelly!
u didn't catch d drift? :rotflmao:

Ah..you have a better nose than me... kekeke :hi5:[/quote]Wahaha... Are you saying Way2Go more nosey ? :evil:

[limlim]

MandyMummy:

Sunday Tmes, 02/09/12


By Lee Wei Ling
I was both amused and perturbed when I read about Ryan, a student at Unity Primary School who had flaunted school rules by wearing his hair too long.

He had been instructed by his teacher to get a haircut. Though the teacher had reminded him daily, he failed to get a haircut.

And when the verbal instructions produced no results, the teacher gave him a letter to hand to his parents, informing them that their son needed a haircut. He did not hand the letter to his parents, and he did not get a haircut.

The day of his PSLE oral exams, his teacher, concerned that his untidy appearance may affect his appraisal, called him out of the class, together with two other boys with long hair. She explained her concern and asked them if she could give them a haircut. They all agreed. The teacher duly cut their hair.

So.. that is the background..

I support the teacher.. They should be grateful that the teacher cared so much and actually taken steps for the best interest of the students.

[Daddy D]

Is the mother among us, since she knows what the netizens are saying?

Dun think any other forums talk so much about this...
:siam: :itwasntme:

[kiddo]

Daddy

Is the mother among us, since she knows what the netizens are saying?

Dun think any other forums talk so much about this...
:siam: :itwasntme:

She is most welcome here........... :hi5:

Hope the Good kiasuparents here will counselled her
and her child and give her some
Good Parenting Tips..... :evil:
provided she is \"teacheable\"

Aren't we all here to pick up one or two good tips
for everything under the Sun :boogie:

[vlim]

kiddo:

Daddy

Is the mother among us, since she knows what the netizens are saying?

Dun think any other forums talk so much about this...
:siam: :itwasntme:

She is most welcome here........... :hi5:

Hope the Good kiasuparents here will counselled her
and her child and give her some
Good Parenting Tips..... :evil:
provided she is \"teacheable\"

Aren't we all here to pick up one or two good tips
for everything under the Sun :boogie:

Well said Kiddo!.. :goodpost:

[verykiasumummy]

kiddo:

Daddy

Is the mother among us, since she knows what the netizens are saying?

Dun think any other forums talk so much about this...
:siam: :itwasntme:

She is most welcome here........... :hi5:

Hope the Good kiasuparents here will counselled her
and her child and give her some
Good Parenting Tips..... :evil:
provided she is \"teacheable\"

Aren't we all here to pick up one or two good tips
for everything under the Sun :boogie:

if the mummy is really here, i must hail her to speak up for herself!!

i really dun see any point at all to make a fuss over the situation as her son will be the ultimate one to be most affected... i read it up on newpaper and noticed the mum denied using her son's dyslexia to cover the mistake and blah blah blah...

my god... so her son was dyslexic??!! how could she even make such a fuss? how will her son even benefit from any of the teachers from now on? teachers will be so afraid to get too close to him in case they got aimed themselves!!!

it shouldnt be poor mother, it should be poor son!!!

[mamemo]

tutormum:

....Unless she's not educated, I'm sure she knows that first impression counts. I can even remember how my form teacher kept reminding the class to create a good impression during our PSLE oral. Didn't she take PSLE also? Grooming is very important for such occasions. I would constantly remind my sons to get their haircut before the teachers considered it long. If they ignore my reminders and get a warning or free haircut from their teachers, they know that they deserve it. Complaining to me would have me rubbing salt to their wounds. :evil:

Somemore, she is from Sales...

Actually I think she should keep quiet...don't add oil to fire anymore...