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    • K Offline
      ksmummy
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      Zmummy1:
      CMF:

      [quote=\"Canvas\"]He said it's painful carrying his heavy haversack because of the buttons so I let him wear singlet underneath.


      Yes it's a common complain. Try telling your son to pull up the shirt's shoulder strap after he has put his haversack on his back, ie. after he pulls the strap the button should no longer be resting under the bag strap, and hence pressing on the shoulder. It should help alleviate the pain.


      thanks so much for the great advice. my DS also have this complain. will try to do that tomorrow...[/quote]Hianz...... Design fault!

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        cherrygal
        last edited by

        I sewed some padding under the shoulder strap buttons. That helps to alleviate the pain when ds carries the haversack.

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          chschs
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          sindy_tanho:
          Hi,

          My DS is moving to CH next year. Can anyone advise what is the top 2 classes in P3? Any mummies with boys gg to class 3 Goodness?
          TIA πŸ™‚
          Welcome to CHS πŸ™‚

          There are no top P3 class(es) this year. Last year's P2s were allocated \"randomly\" to their P3 classes though it did not seem totally random, e.g., group by CCAs, ... etc

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            phankao
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            Figaro:
            ksmummy:

            So meaning if have PE on Monday, no need to wear full uniform and tie for the whole year?


            Yes that is correct. If PE on Monday or CCA like sports or dance, don't have to wear uniform and tie.

            Confirm that for Primary School section - yes, can wear for whole day. Only in Sec School, they have to report to school in full uniform and change for PE and change back after.

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              phankao
              last edited by

              CMF:
              Canvas:

              He said it's painful carrying his heavy haversack because of the buttons so I let him wear singlet underneath.


              Yes it's a common complain. Try telling your son to pull up the shirt's shoulder strap after he has put his haversack on his back, ie. after he pulls the strap the button should no longer be resting under the bag strap, and hence pressing on the shoulder. It should help alleviate the pain.

              If play violin in the school's string ensemble also would be troublesome with the button there at the shoulder!!! My boy actually took out the button last time during practices. Cutest thing is, in secondary school - changed school but new school uniform also have button at shoulder. *bleh*. haha.

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                sindy_tanho
                last edited by

                Does CHS assign points for CCA?

                How does that work?
                TIA

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                  sindy_tanho
                  last edited by

                  chschs:
                  sindy_tanho:

                  Hi,

                  My DS is moving to CH next year. Can anyone advise what is the top 2 classes in P3? Any mummies with boys gg to class 3 Goodness?
                  TIA πŸ™‚

                  Welcome to CHS πŸ™‚

                  There are no top P3 class(es) this year. Last year's P2s were allocated \"randomly\" to their P3 classes though it did not seem totally random, e.g., group by CCAs, ... etc

                  Thx Chschs πŸ™‚
                  My DS is offered Sch band for CCA.
                  Any idea how the CCA point works?

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                    chschs
                    last edited by

                    sindy_tanho:
                    chschs:

                    [quote=\"sindy_tanho\"]Hi,

                    My DS is moving to CH next year. Can anyone advise what is the top 2 classes in P3? Any mummies with boys gg to class 3 Goodness?
                    TIA πŸ™‚

                    Welcome to CHS πŸ™‚

                    There are no top P3 class(es) this year. Last year's P2s were allocated \"randomly\" to their P3 classes though it did not seem totally random, e.g., group by CCAs, ... etc

                    Thx Chschs πŸ™‚
                    My DS is offered Sch band for CCA.
                    Any idea how the CCA point works?[/quote]Hi sindy,

                    Hope the following link helps.

                    http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4382&start=1050

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                      Careermum
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                      Only Sec Sch need to have compulsory CCA coz have points, and very impt bc the 1 or 2 points can be used for deduction of the L1R5 score, which can make a difference betw going to a top JC or just an above average JC.


                      Pri sch, no official CCA points. Join only for self development, and if good, you can use the CCA for DSA admission to a Sec sch of your choice, depending on whether the CCA that you join is the niche CCA of the Sec sch that you are eyeing for.

                      So you have to choose the CCA based on what your aim is. Usually 3 scenarios:

                      1) KS parents eyeing a top Sec sch, then before joining cca, better go to that sec sch's website to find out what their niche cca is. Also, go to that sec sch's website to find out for previous year's DSA, what are the CCA that have a chance to be shortlisted & interviewed by them. Then join those cca regardless of whether your child has interest. During the next few years, make sure your child do well in those cca, get prizes (need to be either interschool or national level), then in mid year of P6, use these stellar results to apply for DSA to the Sec sch of your choice.

                      2) Just join the CCA that your child is interested in, regardless of whether you will get any good returns from it. To you, your child's happiness is the most impt thing.

                      3) Your child likes the CCA very much & can perform very well, and derived satisfaction from it, and it can be used a DSA in P6. Then lucky you πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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                        phankao
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                        sindy_tanho:
                        Does CHS assign points for CCA?

                        How does that work?
                        TIA
                        I see CIP points in the Report Book but not CCA points. IN either case, there is no use for points in primary school.

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