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    Ngee Ann Primary

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      chloecube
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      my son who is in p4 are allowed to use the locker, but he does not like to use them. he prefers to have all things in his bag…

      for DD who is in P1, the orm teacher said there is actually nothing much for them to bring or to be kept in the locker for P1, but her bag is very heavy when the files are returned to her for parents to sign and bring bk the next following day, story books borrowed fr library and other arts stuff.
      we stayed pretty far and the public bus journey is ard 1hr, she just have to lug the heavy bag home everyday

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        Coolkidsrock2
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        My 2 little black sheep hide homework, communication letters, things they buy from the bookshop in school. I saw lots and lots of stuff in some of the lockers when I go for parent teachers meeting. Am also not sure how they accumulate so much things. 🕺


        Believe my DD is the only p6 (in Singapore) who does not have much school homework. Some days even none. :slapshead:

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          chloecube
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          Coolkidsrock2:
          My 2 little black sheep hide homework, communication letters, things they buy from the bookshop in school. I saw lots and lots of stuff in some of the lockers when I go for parent teachers meeting. Am also not sure how they accumulate so much things. 🕺


          Believe my DD is the only p6 (in Singapore) who does not have much school homework. Some days even none. :slapshead:
          oh Coolkidsrock2, your DD is doing her PSLE?! Jiayou, another week to go!!

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            terry
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            :scared: Suddenly im very stressed abt ds gg p1!


            He at home always \"mummy this, mummy that\". As long as he dun c me ard, he will look for me. I told him pri sch no mummy there. Sch gate will be lock.

            Always dilly dally in evthg he does. Frm eating, bathing, chg..whole day is in slow-mo action. Still wan me to feed him! wake up can still tell me he needs time to warm up b4 getting out of bed!

            Like tt hw to survive in pri sch? :?:
            Morning session smmore! :faint:

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              chloecube
              last edited by

              dun worry terry,


              kids will get used to the routine very fast, i believed most of the parent have this worry before their children go to Primary school. 🙂

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                mAsHi
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                hi all,


                does anyone know whether to buy the textbooks for P1 in NAP (16/10/2012) or can get from anywhere? Is it cheaper to buy in NAP?

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                  terry
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                  We r advised to order online then collect during orientation day. This is according to a letter i received frm NAPS.


                  Any other alternatives?

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                    Crystal_2911
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                    Hi,


                    Some of the books (etc.textbooks) can also be bought from popular. But if you want to buy the school’s exercise books, you will need to buy from the vendor in school. And it also applies for the school uniform.

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                      terry
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                      Hi crystal,

                      Hw was ur psle? Arent u glad itz over? Nw can relax…

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                        daniel_tancl
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                        terry:
                        :scared: Suddenly im very stressed abt ds gg p1!


                        He at home always \"mummy this, mummy that\". As long as he dun c me ard, he will look for me. I told him pri sch no mummy there. Sch gate will be lock.

                        Always dilly dally in evthg he does. Frm eating, bathing, chg..whole day is in slow-mo action. Still wan me to feed him! wake up can still tell me he needs time to warm up b4 getting out of bed!

                        Like tt hw to survive in pri sch? :?:
                        Morning session smmore! :faint:
                        my son is also like that, dilly dally in morning, breakfast/lunch/dinner....only time when he is very fast is PLAY. Now we r slowly adjusting ihs routine, at least he is able to wake up earlier at 730am...we used to wake up only at 8am! Then we parents always late for work...Haaa

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