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      Ms tay
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      mangokiwi:
      Ms Tay, Congrats !!!

      :thankyou: mangokiwi

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        Ms tay
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        novena:
        Ms Tay, Congrats to u too!!! realise tt d website no much changes (latest infor not updated)..some of d info quite important to parents..as least we'll know hows d progress of tt school performed...

        :thankyou:

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          Ms tay
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          sakura_2009:
          Ms tay:

          [quote=\"jojobunny\"]Anyone can confirm if the top P6 student scores 265 for PSLE this year?


          My ds Marcus is the top scorer in juying pri this yr . he scored 4*s and tscore- 265 πŸ•Ί

          Congrats to your DS! I'm happy for the school too as I believed it has been a while since any P6 student has a T-score of above 260. Hope the school can continue to produce more students of such brilliant results πŸ˜„[/quote] :thankyou: sakura 2009

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            Ms tay
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            novena:
            Ms Tay, Congrats to u too!!! realise tt d website no much changes (latest infor not updated)..some of d info quite important to parents..as least we'll know hows d progress of tt school performed...

            The website is seldom updated and the information is not detailed at all :slapshead:

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              mangokiwi
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              Hi Ms Tay,


              R u a stay-home mum ? Can share how u work with yr child to achieve such good results ? Hope to gain some advice from u. Thanks.

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                Ms tay
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                [quote=\"mangokiwi\"]Hi Ms Tay,


                R u a stay-home mum ? Can share how u work with yr child to achieve such good results ? Hope to gain some advice from u. Thanks.[/quot

                Yes I'm not working and I coach my child since he was 4yrs old
                I believe tat all children can achieve gd results if their parents r able to work wit them for at least 1 hr everyday and slowly increase to 2 hrs a day consistently .As foundation is very important , it helps them to build their confidence .Once they hv confidence they surely be able to do better .However , when they reach critical yrs ( p5, p6) if u feel tat u hv no confidence to help ur kids , hire an experience tutor.
                But it is very diff to find gd tutors ,so we hv to try out and observe the tutors during the lessons . Until u think tat the tutors r gd enough to teach ur kids . Try to hire the tutor specialising in the subj ,especially Chinese . I believe tat once they r top students they will always want to be top , naturally n will work very hard to achieve their goal. Make sure tat ur kids hv completed their work b4 their play time.
                These r just my humble opinion ( 2cents worth) hope it helps
                All the best to ur kids πŸ˜„

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                  mangokiwi
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                  Ms tay:
                  mangokiwi:

                  Hi Ms Tay,


                  R u a stay-home mum ? Can share how u work with yr child to achieve such good results ? Hope to gain some advice from u. Thanks.[/quot

                  Yes I'm not working and I coach my child since he was 4yrs old
                  I believe tat all children can achieve gd results if their parents r able to work wit them for at least 1 hr everyday and slowly increase to 2 hrs a day consistently .As foundation is very important , it helps them to build their confidence .Once they hv confidence they surely be able to do better .However , when they reach critical yrs ( p5, p6) if u feel tat u hv no confidence to help ur kids , hire an experience tutor.
                  But it is very diff to find gd tutors ,so we hv to try out and observe the tutors during the lessons . Until u think tat the tutors r gd enough to teach ur kids . Try to hire the tutor specialising in the subj ,especially Chinese . I believe tat once they r top students they will always want to be top , naturally n will work very hard to achieve their goal. Make sure tat ur kids hv completed their work b4 their play time.
                  These r just my humble opinion ( 2cents worth) hope it helps
                  All the best to ur kids πŸ˜„

                  Hi Ms Tay,

                  Thanks for sharing with us. It's not easy but at least your efforts have been paid off. I'm also thinking if I should quit my job or get a part-time job when my son is in P5 to prepare him for PSLE. But i also need to consider our family financial needs. Headache !

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                    sakura_2009
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                    mangokiwi:
                    Ms tay:

                    [quote=\"mangokiwi\"]Hi Ms Tay,


                    R u a stay-home mum ? Can share how u work with yr child to achieve such good results ? Hope to gain some advice from u. Thanks.[/quot

                    Yes I'm not working and I coach my child since he was 4yrs old
                    I believe tat all children can achieve gd results if their parents r able to work wit them for at least 1 hr everyday and slowly increase to 2 hrs a day consistently .As foundation is very important , it helps them to build their confidence .Once they hv confidence they surely be able to do better .However , when they reach critical yrs ( p5, p6) if u feel tat u hv no confidence to help ur kids , hire an experience tutor.
                    But it is very diff to find gd tutors ,so we hv to try out and observe the tutors during the lessons . Until u think tat the tutors r gd enough to teach ur kids . Try to hire the tutor specialising in the subj ,especially Chinese . I believe tat once they r top students they will always want to be top , naturally n will work very hard to achieve their goal. Make sure tat ur kids hv completed their work b4 their play time.
                    These r just my humble opinion ( 2cents worth) hope it helps
                    All the best to ur kids πŸ˜„

                    Hi Ms Tay,

                    Thanks for sharing with us. It's not easy but at least your efforts have been paid off. I'm also thinking if I should quit my job or get a part-time job when my son is in P5 to prepare him for PSLE. But i also need to consider our family financial needs. Headache ![/quote]I agree it is indeed a tough decision when it comes to making a decision of whether to 'work or not to work' (part-time or otherwise) when it comes to preparing the child for PSLE. I believed it will be in the best interest of the child if a parent can be there to support them during this tough journey but I guess the family's financial needs is also an important consideration. However, the child's self-motivation is also very important and they must want to consistently do well themselves. Otherwise no matter how much time a parent spends with the child, it does not mean that the child will ultimately be high achievers.

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                      Ms tay
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                      sakura_2009:


                      I agree it is indeed a tough decision when it comes to making a decision of whether to 'work or not to work' (part-time or otherwise) when it comes to preparing the child for PSLE. I believed it will be in the best interest of the child if a parent can be there to support them during this tough journey but I guess the family's financial needs is also an important consideration. However, the child's self-motivation is also very important and they must want to consistently do well themselves. Otherwise no matter how much time a parent spends with the child, it does not mean that the child will ultimately be high achievers.
                      i strongly agree with u . self-motivation is very important indeed .However, during this young age especially when they reach pre-teen,most of them cant discipline themselves even when they know what they should do and what they should not do
                      Most of my friends also hv to work .Say, both friend A and friend B work .
                      They reach home everyday at abt 8-930pm . Friend A only provides numerous tuition classes for her child ever since her chid was very young but she does not care abt anything else. when her child doesnt perform well, the only thing she will do is scold or cane her child. However, Friend B provides tuition classes, checks her child homework , accompanies her child to sleep for 30 mins and tries to communicate with her child before sleep . During her off-days she will work with her child for at least 2-3hrs to make sure her child is able to cope well in sch .Before PSLE she applies for a week's leave to help her child with his revision . Eventually , her child manages to get into a band 1 school even-though he cant be the top scorer in his previous sch. However , Friend A child is streamed to Normal academic...
                      Of course we know what is best for our children but sometimes, we hv no choice... But, I believe that as long as we put in as much effort as we can , our hard work will pay off, regardless whether u r a workingmom or stayhome mom . \"JiAyOu\" to all mummies and daddies :rahrah: :rahrah:

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                        zakashi
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                        Ms tay:
                        jojobunny:

                        Anyone can confirm if the top P6 student scores 265 for PSLE this year?


                        My ds Marcus is the top scorer in juying pri this yr . he scored 4*s and tscore- 265 πŸ•Ί


                        Congratulations! Would u like to share with us how he achieved it with your loving guidance? I would love to hear from you soon.

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