Hey Le Ann,
That sounds like a good idea. Though the discipline master will not like us for the idea. Guess we're just being parents
Lets hope our son grow with the most ideal environment.
I still hear fighting and squabbling stories from him, its time for me to take one step back and let him deal with the situation, as long as whatever happen didnt really affect his emotions. Boys being boys....as they say!
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RE: St Andrew's Secondary School
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RE: St Andrew's Secondary School
Yes Le Ann we need to have communication open with our son, otherwise, we wont know how to help them. Currently, SA having Sec 1A to 1M…
Which class is your son in?
Today my son got pushed by his friend and abrasion on his knees. The teacher saw the incident and got the other kid into discipline master room for canning. Quite responsive I must say… and after school he witness a fight between sec 1 kids, a senior school mate stop them and brought both kids to the general office, another good and comforting example on school response to such incident, dont you think.
I myself was from a boy’s school, I know the situation very well. To have such response and reaction from school members, I feel comforted. -
RE: St Andrew's Secondary School
Hi Le Ann, my son is in 1M, he was not bullied, but he witnessed and felt some bullies characteristic building on some of his peers.
I will be monitoring the situation from afar and verify my son claimed carefully before making approaches.
Dont sweat first...we'll keep everyone updated, ok! :salute: -
RE: St Andrew's Secondary School
Hi SA Parents, we just got our boy into SA this year…extremely proud for the first few days… until today when he came back to say there’s a bullying incident.
Its among his sec 1 classmate, I am not surprise, perhaps these boys carried old habits and it will threatened the good culture of the school.
I raised this issue with the hope that it will reach out to the school authority so that it could be addressed before it goes any further.
As parents I felt responsible to share my child experiences so as to preserve the prestige that the school carries.
Caredaddy