Pei Chun Public
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Callie Tan:
Intend to send my DD for English and Science Tuition, P3 next year.elvkus:
any good tuition centre in tpy to recommend
May I check for which subject and which level?
But timing for P3 and P1 crash.
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elvkus:
Intend to send my DD for English and Science Tuition, P3 next year.Callie Tan:
[quote=\"elvkus\"]any good tuition centre in tpy to recommend
May I check for which subject and which level?
But timing for P3 and P1 crash. :([/quote]Heard that Mindstretcher is not bad. -
Precious2.lee:
My son is in p2 next year. I gave him $1.50 as I restrict him from buying drinks other than once a week so it's enough. On wed I gave him $2 for food n drink. My son tend to spend money on drink and no food if I don't restrict him. Used to come home with a full water bottle, hardly drink in school.By the way, how much is the canteen food?
For P1, is $2 per day sufficient? -
Hi chocolate2005,
Do you find your boyโs having little homework than others? Mine quite idle as compared to my friendsโ children who are in neighbourhood schs. In fact, we find it relaxing for em and one of my fren said chose pcps becos their pace is slower!
lol, can u imagine??? -
chocolate2005:
I give my girl $2... she will normally have some savings of 80cents... I think $1.50 is fine too.
My son is in p2 next year. I gave him $1.50 as I restrict him from buying drinks other than once a week so it's enough. On wed I gave him $2 for food n drink. My son tend to spend money on drink and no food if I don't restrict him. Used to come home with a full water bottle, hardly drink in school.Precious2.lee:
By the way, how much is the canteen food?
For P1, is $2 per day sufficient? -
rainbow05:
P1 and P2 homework is manageable. Definitely not \"siong\" at all. I have friends with kids at (P1 and P2) at MGS and SCGS and ACS.... they told me the load also very light, not a lot of homework too...Hi chocolate2005,
Do you find your boy's having little homework than others? Mine quite idle as compared to my friends' children who are in neighbourhood schs. In fact, we find it relaxing for em and one of my fren said chose pcps becos their pace is slower!
lol, can u imagine??? -
Callie Tan:
I think that it is a good Inbetween. Those in acs will have really little homework. Pei chun is a gd balance n to me, they r in P1, should enjoy their childhood too. M happy with the current amount of homework, infact I prefer if its a little less..... Hard for working mum to guide them everyday too
P1 and P2 homework is manageable. Definitely not \"siong\" at all. I have friends with kids at (P1 and P2) at MGS and SCGS and ACS.... they told me the load also very light, not a lot of homework too...rainbow05:
Hi chocolate2005,
Do you find your boy's having little homework than others? Mine quite idle as compared to my friends' children who are in neighbourhood schs. In fact, we find it relaxing for em and one of my fren said chose pcps becos their pace is slower!
lol, can u imagine??? -
Hi for those mummies with kids entering p1 next year , can I check when we summit those forms , there is this name tag form that we summited too . Any one got any update regarding the tag ?
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Callie Tan:
I give my girl $2... she will normally have some savings of 80cents... I think $1.50 is fine too.[/quote]Thanks Callie and chocolate2005.
My son is in p2 next year. I gave him $1.50 as I restrict him from buying drinks other than once a week so it's enough. On wed I gave him $2 for food n drink. My son tend to spend money on drink and no food if I don't restrict him. Used to come home with a full water bottle, hardly drink in school.chocolate2005:
[quote=\"Precious2.lee\"]By the way, how much is the canteen food?
For P1, is $2 per day sufficient?
I will tell my little boy to drink from his water bottle too and not to buy \"rubbish\" from the bookshop. -
joajoa:
Hi for those mummies with kids entering p1 next year , can I check when we summit those forms , there is this name tag form that we summited too . Any one got any update regarding the tag ?
I have received the tags today.
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