Chongfu Primary

[kaka]

[quote="Imp75"]Hi any upper primary parents here?


My gal is going to P3 next year and I understand ECA would be compulsory by then. For kids who take the school bus, will there be arrangements available with the bus operator to bring the kids home after the ECA?[quote]

CCA is not compulsory for p3 but encouraged. My girls will take the school bus back after CCA, pay extra $2 each for the trip.

[Imp75]

hi Kaka


When will CCA be compulsory in CFS?

I saw the CCA timetable schedules, they all end at different times so curious what time does the bus normally wait until? So supposedly those who finish earlier will have to wait for the schoolbus till (say 530pm for the last CCA that finished) and also paying extra $2 to be able to take the bus service to go home?

Many thanks for your advice

[kaka]

Imp75:

hi Kaka


When will CCA be compulsory in CFS?

I saw the CCA timetable schedules, they all end at different times so curious what time does the bus normally wait until? So supposedly those who finish earlier will have to wait for the schoolbus till (say 530pm for the last CCA that finished) and also paying extra $2 to be able to take the bus service to go home?

Many thanks for your advice

CCA will be compulsory from p4. I have a friend whose child does not have CCA at p3.

My girls CCA both end by 3.30pm, they will reach home around 4pm by school bus. Mine are in art club and brownie. I am not sure of CCA ending at 530pm, which CCA is that? Children would be too tired.

Just pay $2 to the the school bus uncle when they board the bus and he will bring you home.

[mandysaurus]

Bluebird,

My dd form teacher feedbacked.

[gaffy]

mandysaurus:

Does your kids have Maths homework everyday? My dd has almost everyday. And they are so difficult ESP. Worksheets.

Our DDs are in the same class. Is your DD coping well? My DD is struggling a little with Math. I'm worried that she will dislike Math. :nailbite:

[mandysaurus]

Hi gaffy,

My dd is coping ok. She also can’t do challenging Maths. I personally think the Maths is difficult too. I just hope my dd will improve her attention span in class…the form teacher is gd so I trust my dd will excel under her guidance…

[edener]

Just to share... I have 2 cousins who had graduated from this Sch a couple of years back. The elder one scored above 270 and went to IP @ RGS, now with NUS doing double major in Chemistry Engineering & Business and is still on Dean's List. Younger one whom my uncle always classified as the \"not smart one\" also managed to get 259 and went to St Nicks, RJC and now on scholarship with SMU.

Both of them only had Maths tuition at some tuition centre. Nothing else. Low maintenance cost! According to my auntie, the school has very good and caring teachers. The school assessment papers are good enough to prepare them for PSLE. Teachers never failed to give extra coaching to weaker students. I am totally impressed with this outstanding neighborhood sch.
To parents here, I believe all your children are really in good hands.

[mandysaurus]

Wow edener!

You have really shared gd insights to us. We are motivated.
I am contented if she can get to a gd secondary next time. Self study and independent.

[hipmama]

Any parents from 3 Gracious? My transferred son did not adapt very well, always say wanna go back to old school… He has culture shock and affects his study attitude… sigh

[mandysaurus]

Hip mama,

What do you mean by culture shock? It’s just march. Perhaps he need time to adapt.