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    • P Offline
      pinky
      last edited by

      to ks2me,

      thanks for your compliments, I am sure many mothers out there will do
      the same too. Yes, I strongly believe that character-building is very important and not just academic pursuits.

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        corneyAmber
        last edited by

        pinky:
        to ks2me,

        thanks for your compliments, I am sure many mothers out there will do
        the same too. Yes, I strongly believe that character-building is very important and not just academic pursuits.
        You deserve them. I am sure your child will make the difference for himself and for you. šŸ˜„

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          pinky
          last edited by

          so to all parents of kids in express/N(A)/N(T) and in neighbourhood schools (ie non RI, HCI, RGSS-can't resist quoting from the mother šŸ˜› )

          we all can make a difference, so don't give up :celebrate:

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            corneyAmber
            last edited by

            pinky:
            so to all parents of kids in express/N(A)/N(T) and in neighbourhood schools (ie non RI, HCI, RGSS-can't resist quoting from the mother šŸ˜› )

            we all can make a difference, so don't give up :celebrate:
            Yeah cheers to all! :celebrate: šŸ˜„

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              Bentan
              last edited by

              N-Level syllabus is revised effective 2009. It is good for parents to be updated of the change.


              http://singapore.math-chinese-tutor.com/normal-academic-streaming-in-secondary-school/ offers good advice on options avaialble...

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                DCparent
                last edited by

                Yes fully agreed...been reading coments on the top student and top sch COP how about the tier 3 school or NA COP...my son is one of the either Express or NA...which should I encourage him???? :?:

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                  mathsparks
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                  pinky:

                  Sometimes they even said that in front of my son so I would explain
                  and encourage my son not to bear any grievances towards these mothers
                  because they are actually quite 'pathetic' for being so close-minded.
                  Not surprisingly, their kids display the same high-and-mighty attitude to
                  my son, one even said \" you will never win me because my school is
                  a scholar school\" :shock: They no longer talk or acknowledge my son even if we meet at the void deck. It was pretty sad and pathetic too.

                  Fortunately, my son takes that as a catalyst to work harder and I am so
                  proud that he received a good progress award this year from the CDC/CCC.

                  Anyway, I will continue to encourage him to do better both academically
                  and in character and constantly remind him that pride goes before a fall and hard work and perserverance will pay in the end.
                  Such shallow-minded people, fortunately your son has moved on and no longer have occasions to be subjected to such insensitive remarks :x

                  :congrats: on his GPA.

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                    pinky
                    last edited by

                    mathsparks:
                    Such shallow-minded people, fortunately your son has moved on and no longer have occasions to be subjected to such insensitive remarks :x


                    :congrats: on his GPA.

                    thank you for your compliments
                    bet I will still get the taunts from their mothers till 'O' levels :roll:
                    but life goes on :celebrate:
                    education is more than how many As a child can score but is a lifelong
                    journey which I hope my son enjoys :lol:

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                      Bentan
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                      DCparent:
                      Yes fully agreed...been reading coments on the top student and top sch COP how about the tier 3 school or NA COP...my son is one of the either Express or NA...which should I encourage him???? :?:

                      The gap between Express and N-Level is now very narrow. If the students from both steam have to study almost the same amount, Express should be your preffered choice. Read http://singapore.math-chinese-tutor.com/normal-academic-streaming-in-secondary-school/ for more details. There is also an article on http://singapore.math-chinese-tutor.com/beating-the-n-level-system/

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                        DCparent
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                        He posted to Commonwealth NA and start the term and just received call that Tech Whye give him a place in Express. :idea: Should I take Teck Whye or remain in Commomwealth? :?


                        I know Commonwealth is a good school vs Teck Whye but should I choose Express over NA....

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