2012 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[sea]

Hi parents,


Can a kind soul recommend your kids good maths tutor to my girl. She failed her p5 maths & next year taking psle. I prefer someone who has the passion & patience. Do also let me know how your kids have improved under the tutor. No agency please. :?:

TIA

[Kiasunete]

Hello.

I am new here and anyway, the el paper for this year’s psle was easy. But I lost 10-25 marks in the written paper. My parents told me what’s done is already done and also, I got 251 for my prelims so they said I shud have no problem getting into Scgs (cop-248). Hais. I’m reproaching myself for being not careful enough then. Just a question - is 75-78 marks considered "ok" for this yr’s easy English paper? #worried

[janet88]

Hi mummies,

It looks like we are going to be busy these 2 months before Christmas...first with release of results, followed by school posting and buying new text/uniforms. But I feel a sense of relief now...we have gone through the experience of PSLE...something like giving birth. HaHaHa.
WE SURVIVED !!! :imcool:

[fifiyeo]

janet_lee88:

fifiyeo:

Janet, hope your DS's dream comes true.


At this point I seriously don't know what to expect from DS's exams. I think I need to burn the midnight oil and study all the choices after results are out. :nailbite:

Burn midnight oil? Studying that sec school listing...you gotta be kidding.
I hope my son's dream comes true...it will be a form of motivation for him that HARD WORK PAYS. It will be double joy when we celebrate daughter's 8th birthday on 26/11.
I hope all our kids' dreams will come true...it will be their best Christmas gift ever.

Janet, no kidding. I have not put much thoughts into this issue. Results 1st then decide. My DS can be very unpredictable. :slapshead:
Don't even know if I'll need to faint or smile on that day.

[janet88]

fifiyeo:

janet_lee88:

[quote=\"fifiyeo\"]Janet, hope your DS's dream comes true.


At this point I seriously don't know what to expect from DS's exams. I think I need to burn the midnight oil and study all the choices after results are out. :nailbite:

I hope all our kids' dreams will come true...it will be their best Christmas gift ever.

Janet, no kidding. I have not put much thoughts into this issue. Results 1st then decide. My DS can be very unpredictable. :slapshead:
Don't even know if I'll need to faint or smile on that day.[/quote]Much as I tell myself what's done is done, as long as the results are not out, I will still continue to have nights when I can't sleep well. Right now, I can only hope, wish and pray for the best but my son is unpredictable.

[Herbie]

we are looking forward to attending the P6 graduation ceremony.

[janet88]

Herbie:

we are looking forward to attending the P6 graduation ceremony.

:hi5:

[moonee]

janet_lee88:

Herbie:

we are looking forward to attending the P6 graduation ceremony.

:hi5:

My dd does nt really want me to go, guess she want to be with her friends, wonder whethr its really necessary for parents to attend.

[jtoh]

moonee:

janet_lee88:

[quote=\"Herbie\"]we are looking forward to attending the P6 graduation ceremony.

:hi5:

My dd does nt really want me to go, guess she want to be with her friends, wonder whethr its really necessary for parents to attend.[/quote]I thought it's a students-only affair?

[alng]

My dd has her official last day of primary education on 2 November 2012. There was no graduation ceremony but there was a party in the evening. During the day, the teachers left the kids alone to talk and play. The girls started to cry about 1 hour before ending time. There were lots of laughter, photo taking, exchanges of phone numbers, well wishes, good byes, hugs and tears! In the evening when the party ends, the whole cohort cried and hugged one another.