Chongfu Primary

[Imp75]

good question, I am thinking of enrolling my gal next year for swimming classes on weekdays at my place once she goes morning session. If school is conducting such lessons, then I can save money haha

[hipmama]

Hi parents. Can anybody introduce a good chinese teacher who is willing to teach at home? My son in P3 failed his chinese paper :(. Appreciate the info. Thanks.

[happy go]

Hi,

Does anyone know if child failed or not doing well in the orientation test will he be rejected by Chongfu?
Btw, orientation 2 (22.09.12) need child to bring stationary too?
pls advise.

Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

[Imp75]

I dont think once accepted, CFS would reject a child for any reason, so not to worry

and I heard the test is fairly elementary and simple.

[happy go]

imp75: Thanks for the advice. :please:

[mummy so kiasu]

Imp75:

good question, I am thinking of enrolling my gal next year for swimming classes on weekdays at my place once she goes morning session. If school is conducting such lessons, then I can save money haha

All the schools have swimming lessons for P3. However, the group is quite big & the kid's are still can't swim without board after the short programme. You still have to let your gal continue to learn elsewhere.

[mummy so kiasu]

happy go:

Hi,

Does anyone know if child failed or not doing well in the orientation test will he be rejected by Chongfu?
Btw, orientation 2 (22.09.12) need child to bring stationary too?
pls advise.

Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

No preparation is required for the orientation test. The test is for the teachers to look out for kids who need extra attention. School is not supposed to reject or select students during orientation.

[happy go]

mummy so kiasu - a big :thankyou: :yikes: for the feedbacks.

[Imp75]

I am waiting to see if the pupils get redelegated to different classes after the test. I managed to make a mental note who are my gals "current classmates" on 25 Aug versu the classmates-to-be on 22 Sep

[ImMeeMee]

mummy so kiasu:

All the schools have swimming lessons for P3. However, the group is quite big & the kid's are still can't swim without board after the short programme. You still have to let your gal continue to learn elsewhere.

Thanks for information. Looks like its a safer bet to go for private swimming classes, where we are in better control of class size and safety monitoring ...