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      jesyeo
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      phoenix:
      Tinkerbelle:


      Hi phoenix,
      keke...I dunno the exact dimensions but the lockers are big enough to put all your textbooks plus art block etc.
      So you mean you're planning to buy 1 more set of maths and MT textbook? Social studies, Health & CME textbooks are thin so not heavy.
      Only the CASCO Primay English workbook is a bit heavy.


      Tinkerbelle, you're a gem!

      We were planning to buy 2 sets of all the textbooks but based on your kind information, it looks like we may not need to do so. Do we need to buy a lock for the locker?

      Thanks so much again for your patient and generous sharing with us newbies. :salute:

      Hi phoenix,

      My girl is in P1 this year. For her school books, most of them are collected and kept in the classroom by her teacher. The only textbooks which she needs to bring everyday is Chinese, and Muisc and Health Education book once a week. Good thing is these 3 books are quite thin, so not to worry. πŸ™‚

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        jesyeo
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        michyms:
        wimdils, I bought the sporty kind of black shoes for my dd from Bata - comes with either velcro or shoe lace...


        It's nice to hear that teachers think MCS is a good choice πŸ™‚
        I preferred velcro type as I still haven't teach my gal how to tie shoe lace. hahaa. She will need to take off her shoes during PE and Dance sessions, so velcro type will be more convenient. πŸ™‚

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          michyms
          last edited by

          jesyeo:


          Hi phoenix,

          My girl is in P1 this year. For her school books, most of them are collected and kept in the classroom by her teacher. The only textbooks which she needs to bring everyday is Chinese, and Muisc and Health Education book once a week. Good thing is these 3 books are quite thin, so not to worry. πŸ™‚
          Hi Jesyeo,

          Don't the kids need to brig the textbooks home to study? I would want to look at it to see what she is learning and revise with her.

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            michyms
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            jesyeo:
            I preferred velcro type as I still haven't teach my gal how to tie shoe lace. hahaa. She will need to take off her shoes during PE and Dance sessions, so velcro type will be more convenient. πŸ™‚

            yes I do agree. My dd's pair is like the Mary Jane type with velcro - you reckon its suitable for PE as well?

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              funkymonkey
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              michyms:
              jesyeo:

              I preferred velcro type as I still haven't teach my gal how to tie shoe lace. hahaa. She will need to take off her shoes during PE and Dance sessions, so velcro type will be more convenient. πŸ™‚


              yes I do agree. My dd's pair is like the Mary Jane type with velcro - you reckon its suitable for PE as well?

              Hi michyms,
              The mary jane ones (from BATA) are great for PE too!its super light and dries easily.Just remember to LABEL your gal's name on the shoes!!!! πŸ˜„

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                ohdaddy
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                funkymonkey:

                Hi michyms,
                The mary jane ones (from BATA) are great for PE too!its super light and dries easily.Just remember to LABEL your gal's name on the shoes!!!! πŸ˜„
                Yeah thanks for the tip. Labelling shoes is a very good idea!

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                  Tinkerbelle
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                  wimdils:
                  hi, there all,


                  I am so glad that there's stg to look forward to in the mornings and see the msg in my e-mail to prompt me to check this thread, feels like a family when i hear the friendly banter that's going around...
                  I felt good, when dd's teacher told me that i had made a great choice in mcs..

                  I would like to check on the black shoes for the school, preferring a more sporty version.. does reebok as mentioned earlier in the thread still carry them?
                  Hi wimdils,
                  Reebok still sells black shoes but don't if it's sporty enough for you. Might be a good idea to check it out when you go shopping next. If you see anything you like at Royal Sporting House, maybe you might like to wait till the Nov holidays....they'll have a promotional sale then.
                  Have fun shopping πŸ˜‚

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                    Tinkerbelle
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                    AbeT:
                    Just wondering if CCA is compulsory for P3 gals.

                    Hi AbeT,
                    CCA is not compulsory in MCS as we have the PE3 programme.
                    Only gals who are selected for the various CCA will be invited to join specialised CCA. Is your DD planning on joining CCA? πŸ˜„

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                      Tinkerbelle
                      last edited by

                      jesyeo:
                      michyms:

                      wimdils, I bought the sporty kind of black shoes for my dd from Bata - comes with either velcro or shoe lace...


                      It's nice to hear that teachers think MCS is a good choice πŸ™‚

                      I preferred velcro type as I still haven't teach my gal how to tie shoe lace. hahaa. She will need to take off her shoes during PE and Dance sessions, so velcro type will be more convenient. πŸ™‚

                      Hi jesyeo,
                      Long time no 'see'. Good to see you back here.

                      How's things with your DD? Must be a relief to finish the last CA2 paper today. :rahrah:

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                        Tinkerbelle
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                        michyms:
                        Tinkerbelle:

                        Rl's IP programme only admits girls in Year5-6. Year 1-4 is only for boys. On other words, gals from RGS Yr 4 will proceed to RI Yr 5 for their IP prog.


                        The kids will select their sch of choice after PSLE based on their T-score. Some kids who have applied for DSA (direct sch admission) via academics or CCA may already have confirmed offers from their sec sch of choice before PSLE. πŸ˜‚

                        Thanks for sharing Tinkerbelle. Do you have any thoughts on the IB programms at ACSI? Is it a popular option as well?

                        Hi michyms,
                        Don't really know much about ACSI's IB prog. Only know they accept gals in Year 5 & 6 only and they produce top IB scorers every year. πŸ˜‰

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