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Pigrabbiit:
wah, I didnt know can ask for position during PTM. I never ask anything at all. I just listen to the teacher talked. I think I shd be more KS next time. :rotflmao:
According to my dh, he said the position in class doesn't actually mean anything. The most important is still the marks the child get in each paper cos my ds2 scored very well in P1 and P2 with all subjects above 90 but he was positioned at the fifth from the last. (25 out of 30) :scared: He was thus pushed to a lower class in P3. -
Pigrabbiit:
Daddy D's DD sch is more well known :evil:
Your DD's school is a well known school so not surprising. I bet your DD is doing very well in that kind of environment. :celebrate:mummy of 3:
I only can say her class is hiding lots of Elite students :evil: -
mummy of 3:
Daddy D's DD sch is more well known :evil:[/quote]Where got...
Your DD's school is a well known school so not surprising. I bet your DD is doing very well in that kind of environment. :celebrate:Pigrabbiit:
[quote=\"mummy of 3\"]
I only can say her class is hiding lots of Elite students :evil:
Also in neighborhood area nia... Not those in bukit timah area
:razz: :siam:
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pchong:
Wah, all subjects above 90 was still pushed to a lower class?????? Your DS2's school must be really elite wor!!! Competition is so stiff. Thanks for your advice. I will ask for marks next time. :hugs:
According to my dh, he said the position in class doesn't actually mean anything. The most important is still the marks the child get in each paper cos my ds2 scored very well in P1 and P2 with all subjects above 90 but he was positioned at the fifth from the last. (25 out of 30) :scared: He was thus pushed to a lower class in P3. -
Daddy
haha, dun be shy, Daddy D & mummy of 3. Both of your schools are the top tier schools. :evil:
Where got...mummy of 3:
Daddy D's DD sch is more well known :evil:
Also in neighborhood area nia... Not those in bukit timah area
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mummy of 3:
Going popular to buy or online pacific?SAHM_TAN:
Rec'd the P2 bklist. :boogie:
Too bad ds' kindy tmr is concert day. Hmmmm, not sure if I can purchase them on Fri instead.
Is it safe to buy from Popular? Members have discounts right? Or textbook has no discount? It seems easier to buy from Popular wor -
Daddy
I don't buy from Popular. I support school's bkshop.
U 1st one chiong to Popular...SAHM_TAN:
Rec'd the P2 bklist. :boogie:
Too bad ds' kindy tmr is concert day. Hmmmm, not sure if I can purchase them on Fri instead.
:razz:
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Pigrabbiit:
Going popular to buy or online pacific?mummy of 3:
[quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"]Rec'd the P2 bklist. :boogie:
Too bad ds' kindy tmr is concert day. Hmmmm, not sure if I can purchase them on Fri instead.
Is it safe to buy from Popular? Members have discounts right? Or textbook has no discount? It seems easier to buy from Popular wor[/quote]Textbooks only 5% discount, Assessment books will get 10% discount. If you have Maybank Family and Friends credit card, further 5% cash rebate. -
Tokidoki:
Oic, I dun hv that. So only 5% discount then.
Textbooks only 5% discount, Assessment books will get 10% discount. If you have Maybank Family and Friends credit card, further 5% cash rebate.
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Pigrabbiit:
For my boy's school, some of his english books fall under assessment, so will get 10%. Anyway, savings may not be a lot so sometimes buying direct from school more hassle free.
Oic, I dun hv that. So only 5% discount then.Tokidoki:
Textbooks only 5% discount, Assessment books will get 10% discount. If you have Maybank Family and Friends credit card, further 5% cash rebate.
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