Any parents enrolling to white sands this year? I just did, on phase 2C. Wish to hear some reviews about the school, teachers and everything. Thanks a lot in advance.
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RE: White Sands Primary
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RE: Club 2008 Kids
joanne_mas:
Hi there,
I agreed it is so stressful to prepare for pri one enrolment. I want to ask you if were to start GRL now, will it be sufficient/ in time for the pri one enrolment? I heard need at least 2 years?pkum:
Hihi,
I'm getting headache on my daughter's pri 1 enrollment. It's so stressful.
I'm staying beside nan chiau. Anyone near me?
I'm choosing the grl route.
Hello everybody.. I have a March 2008 son that just join K1 this January. Do I need to worry about his P1 already? :yikes:
We stay in Tampines. We are quite new here. And i know next to nothing about P1 school regulations and so on and so on. I dont even know what is GRL route. Can anybody enlight me? Thanks a lot..
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RE: All About Choosing and Buying Pianos
Fiuh... Piano searching is really time consuming.. I was also one of the faithful fans of Yamaha. My belated Dad bought me a Yamaha years ago. It's almost 20 years already and still sounds nice in my humble ears. Yet, today, me and hubby decided to get our son a \"China-made family\" of Petrof. After sleepless nites of searching the reviews in the net and several days hunting and meeting and \"feeling\" the Pianos of several brands, we end up purchasing a Rosler R126. It's a bit of an 'instinctive' buys I must admit. From my search of reviews, I never came out with Rosler. But when I heard and touch it in the Piano Master at Geylang this afternoon, I know I want it and it just feels 'right'. Fingers crossed!!! :imanangel: I really hope it is a fine piano and our son will enjoy everytime he practise on it. Is anybody ever use this brand and any comments or reviews?
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RE: All About Choosing and Buying Pianos
Hailun HL125 seems to have loads of good reviews. But when i checked the Piano review.com, Weber seems to have a better rating than Hailun.
Is anybody out there using Weber? The more I searched, the more curious I am. Why is it that there seems like nobody ever make a review about Weber? :slapshead:
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RE: All About Choosing and Buying Pianos
Hello all...
I'm desperately looking for a piano for my almost 5 yo boy.
I was recommended by his teacher to buy a Pearl River. I don't know why but I just don't feels like investing in a Pearl River. I always have my heart on a Yamaha U1 but am afraid my son will lost interest after we buy him the U1.
Last weekend I went to view the Pearl River and I don't like it. The other was Christophori and Weber. The one that I feel a bit acceptable was Weber. I did my homework on line but not much reviews about this Weber brands beside it was Young Chang's and of course, made in China. Anyone have reviews about Weber W121?? I got it offers at around $3800 for a brand new unit.
Thanks a lot in advance...
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RE: Soka Kindergarten
Hello all.... I'm really dying to know what is the positive in Soka. I've been looking for my son's K1 next 2013. He is currently in a montessori based kinder. I've visited Soka and really like the spacious and clean environment. The only thing that is nagging me to enroll in Soka is that they're not focus on academics. I'm new to Singapore's curriculum. Scared that my son will not be ready for P1 if he join Soka. Can any of you Soka parents enlighten me??? TIA..
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RE: Soka Kindergarten
Hello all.... I'm really dying to know what is the positive in Soka. I've been looking for my son's K1 next 2013. He is currently in a montessori based kinder. I've visited Soka and really like the spacious and clean environment. The only thing that is nagging me to enroll in Soka is that they're not focus on academics. I'm new to Singapore's curriculum. Scared that my son will not be ready for P1 if he join Soka. Can any of you Soka parents enlighten me??? TIA..
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RE: Soka Kindergarten
Hello all.... I'm really dying to know what is the positive in Soka. I've been looking for my son's K1 next 2013. He is currently in a montessori based kinder. I've visited Soka and really like the spacious and clean environment. The only thing that is nagging me to enroll in Soka is that they're not focus on academics. I'm new to Singapore's curriculum. Scared that my son will not be ready for P1 if he join Soka. Can any of you Soka parents enlighten me??? TIA..
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