Radin Mas Primary

[qms]

Hi USA!


Radin Mas supposedly pride themselves in their IT achievements. Hence, it might perhaps be of immense interest to them if you are able to offer something IT-related to them?

[cafelatte]

Hi USA and other parents,


My good friend PV-ed for Radin Mas (her child will be in P2 next year) The ex-principal is now principal in my son's school in CCK so I hope it is okay for me to barge in here.

My friend spent a lot of time helping the Chinese HOD to prepare ppt word cards for use during lessons. My friend sent me some of her work to get a 2nd opinion

USA, do you mean since middle of this year till now you had no assignments ? Right now is school holidays so it could be quieter but during the school term, you should have done some hours, right ?

The needs of the school change from year-to-year so if you are really keen to complete your PV hours, be more pro-active to press/contact the school. I fully agree with qms about this school and the IT acheivements.

[USA]

Thank you qms and cafelatte!


All the parent volunteers actually met the principal around September. We are assigned jobs but since then we have not received any follow up on the dates to start. When contacted, they said the HOD will be calling soon, the school is busy with exams and PSLE etc

I will continue to check with them. Thank you!

[cloubhappy.05320live.05320com]

If my gal is born in 2006, do i need to write in for PV by early next year?


I read from the forum that RM has compulsory camp activities for P1 students and overseas trip for P6 students? May I know whether the school still continue with this practice?

Thanks!

[titank]

Yes when during the P1 oridentation, the Principal said \"Camp Activities\" is part of the system in RMPS. :lol:

[qms]

Hi XK!

XK:

If my gal is born in 2006, do i need to write in for PV by early next year?

One forummer, in another thread, gave this rule of thumb:

When the child is 4 years old - apply for PV
When the child is 5 years old - perform your PV work
When the child is 6 years old - time for P1 registration!

XK:

I read from the forum that RM has compulsory camp activities for P1 students and overseas trip for P6 students? May I know whether the school still continue with this practice?

Don't worry. For P1 students, the camp only lasts for half a day. It is as good as a normal day in school.

Only in P2 will the students be required to attend a full day camp. There is not staying overnight in the school even for this full day camp, though.

P6 students go for overseas trips as part of their camp.

[titank]

Hi All,


Just saw the weekly timetable of RMPS.

MORNING SESSION
PRIMARY 3,4,5 and 6
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS

Reporting Time
7.20 a.m.

Curriculum Time
7.30 a.m. – 1.20 p.m.

AFTERNOON SESSION
PRIMARY 1 & 2

Day (Mon to Thursday)

Reporting Time
12.50 p.m.

Curriculum Time
1.00 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.

Day (Friday)

Reporting Time
7.20 a.m.

Curriculum Time
7.30 a.m. to 12.50 p.m.


Wow if take school bus the kid would reach the school like 1215hr what is he/she going to do?

[titank]

Hi All,


I just contacted the staff of RMPS, she said 1st day bring the following items.

Water Bottle
Color Pencil.

Only after the 1st day then the school would draw up the booklist what the kid suppose to bring. Anyone have additional information to share?

[monmon31]

titank:

Hi All,


I just contacted the staff of RMPS, she said 1st day bring the following items.

Water Bottle
Color Pencil.

Only after the 1st day then the school would draw up the booklist what the kid suppose to bring. Anyone have additional information to share?

I saw the timetable for the Orientation 2010. In it states - Collection of books - English so does that mean we need to bring English Text Book? Can anyone help???

[qms]

famangelina31:

I saw the timetable for the Orientation 2010. In it states - Collection of books - English so does that mean we need to bring English Text Book? Can anyone help???

It's for the teachers to collect workbooks from the students so that the students need not carry them to school in future. Your child doesn't have to bring anything if you think it is unnecessary.