PSLE COP 2009

[corneyAmber]

edanson:

Hello 25hourmaid, are you sure? My son was not told to bring anything to school but just to report to the school.

That was what I was told prior to my elder boy's S1 Orientation 2 years back and also by the teachers of my younger son on the day the PSLE results were released.

So it's primary school uniform, report book and PSLE results slip.

[corneyAmber]

takshiXD:

oh ya just adding on i heard from my friend's mum said that it is up to individual to wear school uniform should i wear or should i not wear because her son who is sec 3 next yr did not wear school uniform

:?

Why are you :? ? Aren't you proud to be wearing your primary school uniform for the last time?

[takshiXD]

25hourmaid:

takshiXD:

oh ya just adding on i heard from my friend's mum said that it is up to individual to wear school uniform should i wear or should i not wear because her son who is sec 3 next yr did not wear school uniform

:?

Why are you :? Aren't you proud to be wearing your primary school uniform for the last time?

Of course i am proud but i am just confirming

[corneyAmber]

I think for such occasion, it is better to be in your uniform rather than in home clothes, think you will feel very out of place at the new school, surrounded by new classmates who are wearing their primary school uniform.

[takshiXD]

25hourmaid:

I think for such occasion, it is better to be in your uniform rather than in home clothes, think you will feel very out of place at the new school, surrounded by new classmates who are wearing their primary school uniform.

thanks for your advice :thankyou:

[harini]

Hi 25hourmaid,


u r just too good and i salute u for all ur patience and hardwork. :udawoman: !!!!

Thanks for all ur updating and keeping up with so many numbers ...

[takshiXD]

harini:

Hi 25hourmaid,


u r just too good and i salute u for all ur patience and hardwork. :udawoman: !!!!

Thanks for all ur updating and keeping up with so many numbers ...

I agree with you :rahrah: :celebrate:

[Jennifer]

edanson:

I mean reporting in uniform is correct but was not told to bring anything.

I called up ACS(I), was told no need to bring anything too. Maybe different schs different practices? Anyway, I will bring along

[corneyAmber]

takshiXD and harini


You are most welcome. My pleasure to be able to contribute something in KSP.

Jennifer, you could be right, different school requires different things, but safer to bring everything. During my elder boy's time 2 years' back, the teacher checked the PSLE slip to confirm the T-score with her records and also checked his particulars with the report book.

[tutormum]

I think different schools have different practices for reporting day. There is no collection of any documents during reporting. DS1 school has a talk by the principal followed by purchase of textbooks and uniforms. For DS2, I was shocked that there was no 'welcome' for us. We were directed to make our purchases and leave after that. I guess it could be that the school takes the view that not all the students will be attending the school eventually so it's not necessary to meet the students cos there will be appeals and lots of movement of students. They have the talk and admin on the 1st day of school. :idea: However, I just heard from a friend that the system has changed since students choose their schools after their results. It seems that it is necessary to produce the PSLE cert during reporting. I'm playing safe by bringing everything. I have seen some students in home clothes and it doesn't leave a good impression as most of the other students are in uniform. Moreover, if they are assembled in the hall, it's more official and better to be in uniform. I apologise to those parents who may have read my comments about PSLE cert on the other thread. I only knew of it when a parent called me this morning about it. She was so kind to offer to collect it for me when she didn't see me in school. :torchme: