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    • raynregR Offline
      raynreg
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      mamemo:
      titank:

      For my case I need both AM & PM as my kid would be Mon-Thu in PM while on Fri on AM. Yes it would be good to have a timetable for the kid to follow.


      is it convenient to share which school that is ? quite rare to have such a school that has different sessions on different days. 🙂

      If you read here http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7718, Titank has DS going to RMPS

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        Figaro
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        A friend of mine is sending her kid to North Vista Primary School at Sengkang this year. She told me the class schedule is from 8am-3pm, which I thought is really a good timing, cos they don’t start as earlier, and have more time at school… not so rushed. Somehow I feel more at ease if the kids are supervised at school rather than just playing at home or being supervised by the maid.

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          nonKiasu
          last edited by

          titank:

          Mine like as follow:

          0900 Wake up, brush up, bathing etc
          1000 Do homework
          1100 change & get ready for school bus estimate 1130 or 1145hr
          1145- 1915 In School & on Bus Transport
          1930 Bathe & eat dinner
          2000 Do homework
          2100hr Go to bed. Z.zzz
          Hi, titank. Does that mean that your kid has breakfast at 9am and lunch at 11am? How to take the 2nd meal in 2 hrs time?

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            sheza
            last edited by

            Thanks for the detailed timetables. Seems like most do homework around 4-5pm? Everyone of you have maid or just that the kids do homework by themselves?

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              radiantmum
              last edited by

              Good to see most parents are getting their kids to sleep early around 8 & 9 😄


              For mine, the only thing I insist in his BASC programmes is to cater for nap time and play time (note to me TV time is not play time) 😄 Had a shock when I received their programme list - largely schoolwork and teatime - - CKS sure meet KP school if you have listing :lol:

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                radiantmum
                last edited by

                Huh i meant to say assessment time above instead of teatime …

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                  ningy
                  last edited by

                  Hi, the time table for my dd :


                  8.30 - 9 am wake up and breakfast
                  9 - 10 am do assessment, give her spelling
                  10 - 11.30 bathe, lunch, wait for school bus

                  7 - 8 pm dinner, watch tv (her favorite korean drama which daddy threatened to remove)

                  8 - 9.30 pm do homework
                  10 pm sweet dreams… (but she tends to chit-chat and update me on her school happenings till her sister barked at her to keep quiet and sleep)

                  weekends - relax and learn spelling. Have not included time to do revision, may be next term.

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                    prisnkc
                    last edited by

                    ningy:
                    Hi, the time table for my dd :


                    8.30 - 9 am wake up and breakfast
                    9 - 10 am do assessment, give her spelling
                    10 - 11.30 bathe, lunch, wait for school bus

                    7 - 8 pm dinner, watch tv (her favorite korean drama which daddy threatened to remove)

                    8 - 9.30 pm do homework
                    10 pm sweet dreams... (but she tends to chit-chat and update me on her school happenings till her sister barked at her to keep quiet and sleep)

                    weekends - relax and learn spelling. Have not included time to do revision, may be next term.
                    My target timetable is similiar to yours. But ds needs a lot of pushing before he do his homework. Sigh, must cultivate into a habit for him to follow timetable.

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                      KoalaMummy
                      last edited by

                      Hi, may i know what is the time table you all have for pr school going kids, with working parents? Say from 7pm when you reach home, what is the time that your kids start doing homework and what time do they sleep? (i think the sleeping time of kids is also one concern raise by someone…forgot who oredi)

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                        Luvkid
                        last edited by

                        Hi koalamummy,


                        We have something similar discussed earlier on.

                        http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4144&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

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