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    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      Colours Awards

      Hello every one. May I enquire what's a colours award? My daughter is in P1 and told me she has a colours award. Is this for outstanding performance in CCA or something ? grades-wise : she's quite average so I don't think it's due to academic.
      thanks, please share if your kids have received this from PHPPS in the past. :thankyou:

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      From MOE webpage. Pei Hua will still be partial single session in 2016 =(


      List 2: Primary Schools Operating at Partial Single-session in Academic Year 2016

      (Partial single-session refers to Primary Three to Primary Six classes being in the morning session while the Primary One and Primary Two classes will be in the afternoon session. There may be slight variations to the above model in some schools.)

      Admiralty Primary
      Boon Lay Garden Primary
      Chua Chu Kang Primary
      Concord Primary
      Geylang Methodist Primary
      Holy Innocentsโ€™ Primary
      Maha Bodhi
      Pei Chun Public
      Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
      Red Swastika
      Rulang Primary
      Si Ling Primary
      Tanjong Katong Primary
      Tao Nan
      Woodgrove Primary

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      Mummy58:
      When my ds was in p2 (2013), the celebration for p1 to p2 was 10am to 1pm. p3 to p6 was 710-10 am.



      do you remember if there is need to be dressed in CNY costume for this CNY half day ?

      thanks ๐Ÿ˜„

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    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      mommy2two:
      For my dad's class, only distribution of foodie bags to classmates and they sang birthday song for the birthday boy/girl. No cake. Not sure about other classes though. You can email the FT to check.


      Thanks ๐Ÿ™‚ will email the form teacher to enquire . Pass the goodie bags to the FT to distribute in class right :). Ok

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      hello, Has any Pei Hwa student celebrated her birthday in school during the recess time? Means we buy a cake in and cut it up for all the kids, teachers (of the same class). My child in P1, so I have no idea if the school will allow. what should I do ? email the form teacher ?


      thanks ๐Ÿ˜ƒ please share your experiences if you have done this before.

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      [quote=\"janet_lee88\"][quote=\"bluechinc\"]

      My friends warned me i better buck up and send my kid for english and maths lessons too cos the students in PH relies on tuition and not the school teachers. I am worried and of course alarmed. Do i need to be so kiasu ? Please share with me. I am lost. Should i work part time now , and devote time to fetch her to and fro on weekdays?


      Not just students in PH rely on tuition.
      Most schools test students more than what is taught...never depend on teachers to help your child pass exams. With so many kids in the class, teachers are not able to reach out to everyone...especially the weaker ones. You can coach your child until you can't handle.



      That's true. Parent's guidance is important even if the child has tuition.[/quote]

      Yes, I agree too that parents' guidance is important but sometimes, coaching our own kids will make us vomit blood or increase our blood pressure and voice volume/lung expansion!

      My gal is in P1 now and next year, I might send her for extra tuition towards the 2nd half of the year, depending on how she can cope and whether her daddy and myself have extra time to coach her.

      But for the lower primary level, I still feel that we don't have to push them too hard, too fast... let them enjoy learning first. :)[/quote]


      Thanks everyone, Janet Lee, dyh, mommy to 2,
      I will try to coach. no tuition plans. I am worried I am too hot tempered to teach my daughter. I have started on higher chinese and maths. She's still ok I guess and coped well with the activity books. number bonds, additions up to 10, I guess the 1A portions are relatively easy. Let's see what happens when the more difficult topics come along later. thanks again !! ๐Ÿ˜‰

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      I wish to ask the PH parents here if most of the students attends enrichment classes ? Is it a must to have?I believe in let my child play as much as she likes and do what she likes. My daughter loves Rthythmic gymnastics and swimming. So our weekends are taken up by these sports plus piano and art. I work long hours so there is little spare time for me to add other classes. I managed to squeeze in Berries Chinese( cos PH requires higher MT and we dun really speak chinese). I think i am maxed out. Not my kid, but myself.


      My friends warned me i better buck up and send my kid for english and maths lessons too cos the students in PH relies on tuition and not the school teachers. I am worried and of course alarmed. Do i need to be so kiasu ? Please share with me. I am lost. Should i work part time now , and devote time to fetch her to and fro on weekdays?

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      [quote="JoeeYee"]Anyone heard anything about the relocation? 2016 going single session, no time liao!!



      Most likely to the current holding school of NYPS, after they move out (heard from reliable sources).


      Wow, good news. Convenient for us. My younger one will be P1 in 2015.[/quote]

      I havenโ€™t post for a while. Howโ€™s everyone? Great news for me if the holding school is going to be there! Hope there will be more details during the orientation.

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      bluechinc
    • RE: Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

      Hi!


      For 2015 Class.
      Nick / Pri / Sex
      1) AP - P1, Girl
      2) Xue - P1, Boy
      3) kylene - P1, Boy
      4) THC - P1, Boy
      5) kevinng - P1, twins girls
      6) acsh - P1, Girl
      7) emparent - P1, girl
      ๐Ÿ˜Ž Joyfulhands - girl.

      My #2 is going to P1 next yr too. Her elder sis can't wait for the younger one to join her ๐Ÿ™‚


      9) bluechinc - P1, girl

      count me in please. I wish to volunteer for the coming P1 orientation and the oncoming school activities. Can you tell me how do I go about ? thanks ! ๐Ÿ˜‚

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      bluechinc
    • RE: 2014 P1 Registration Exercise for 2015 In-Take

      I just received phone call from PH. Balloting confirmed at 11 am on 6 August for 49 ppl over 43 seats. Please pray hard for my dd.



      Thanks. :grphug: It's updated as 49 for 43 available seats? I called in the morning at 10am and was told to come in for balloting. Since i called up, she will not call me later and took note of my child's name. At that time, the admin officer said it's 52 SC, all within 1 km. :xedfingers:

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