CHIJ (Kellock)

[kids_r_innocent]

tinasen:

Thanks for responding. I'll call up general office and find out.

kids_r_innocent:

Hi Tinasen,

For P1, canvas shoes with velcro strap is fine. Heard that they prefer the girls to wear shoes with laces when they r older. If u r still unsure, maybe can ring their admin up to confirm.

No prob!

[nansk]

[quote]My only girl is going on P1 to P2 in Kellock. I notice that the school have her bring back lots of enrichment activities brochures when in P1. My older p4 boy in a boy's school don't get so much.


Being a P1 girl, she's like wanting to try, do and have all these stuff ... a little bit distracting sometimes.

Is this normal for Kellock and will it continue in P2 onwards? Anyone knows?[/quote]Yes, this is normal for Kellock. I agree so many after-school enrichment activities are quite unnecessary at P1-P2. It is quite tiring for the girls, esp in P1, when they are just getting used to longer school days.

You can choose not to sign up for the activities. Although your dd may feel a bit disappointed initially, she will soon forget the feeling. Believe me, you will not deprive her of any \"valuable experience\" in life by not signing up for after-school enrichment activities in P1-P2.

[phtthp]

hi nansk,


just pm you.

[nemofc]

Hi Nansk & all mummies


My gal born in 2008… and I’ve just started my source of P1 sch for my DD.

Not sure if all did a compare w kellock vs RMPS? Pls share.

Thks

[relaxbrother65]

nansk:

[quote]My only girl is going on P1 to P2 in Kellock. I notice that the school have her bring back lots of enrichment activities brochures when in P1. My older p4 boy in a boy's school don't get so much.


Being a P1 girl, she's like wanting to try, do and have all these stuff ... a little bit distracting sometimes.

Is this normal for Kellock and will it continue in P2 onwards? Anyone knows?

Yes, this is normal for Kellock. I agree so many after-school enrichment activities are quite unnecessary at P1-P2. It is quite tiring for the girls, esp in P1, when they are just getting used to longer school days.

You can choose not to sign up for the activities. Although your dd may feel a bit disappointed initially, she will soon forget the feeling. Believe me, you will not deprive her of any \"valuable experience\" in life by not signing up for after-school enrichment activities in P1-P2.[/quote]
Thanks nansk. Guess I just have to manage the girl's expectations ...

[LittlePrinz]

Hi


May I know if a parent is allowed to follow the child on the school bus on the first two days?

Thanks

[LittlePrinz]

Btw, may I also know what time does the children who are taking the school bus usually reach home? I'm very worried that dd will be starving by the time they are released at 1.30pm.


Any advice will be much appreciated

[juzamum]

hi


may i know how’s the traffic like at gate C in the morning? I am thinking of sending my girl to school just slightly before 7 am.

also, i noticed the road is quite narrow to u-turn to gate C. Can do a 3-pt-turn or must i drive round the church?

Thanks.

[nemofc]

Btw what is the education rating there? Heard has drop

[nansk]

[quote]May I know if a parent is allowed to follow the child on the school bus on the first two days?[/quote]
I don't think the parents are allowed on the bus. You may follow the bus in a taxi, though.
[quote]may I also know what time does the children who are taking the school bus usually reach home? I'm very worried that dd will be starving by the time they are released at 1.30pm[/quote]My dd returns home at 2 pm on Mon-Thu and 4:10 pm on Fri. She doesn't eat much during her recess (more keen on playing), so she finishes her lunch box on the bus back home. You may want to pack a little something for your child to have after school.