Same. Syllabus getting more and more difficult. Cannot imagine when they get to P5, P6.

Any good products to recommend for frown lines?

Few years back when my DS was in P1, the form teacher used to update homeworks & exams on class blog. Not too sure if the P1 teachers are still doing now though.

I think the chinese is getting more and more difficult. Hope my ds is able to cope.

emdad:

flyboy744:

don't worry, the boy's parents is preparing him for National Service topography exercise... ... ; )


oops, I guess it's too early!!

Cheers!

I think after this incident, the boy would definitely wise-up and learn some lessons from it. First, don't wander around without your parents or caretaker. Second, if you choose to do so, live up to the consequences of getting loss somewhere (we thank God that Bishan was as far as he got). Third, face up to the music from those who loves him and scramble to look for him i.e. the school (teachers) and parents.

The school can put in place various systems to prevent things from happening, but sometimes things will just happen. Ditto for companies and even the Government. The school will find ways to prevent and patch the hole, but as parents, we don't have to stand around the hole and point fingers. I dare to say and suggest why don't we have some parents to volunteer as gatekeepers during release time? I think the most immediate response would be ... Eh I not so free, I gotta work, etc (I belong to the working group).

This incident also gave me great comfort that the school took steps to search for the kid in a very expeditious manner. Take every bad things that happened, turn it around to impart our kids with good valuable lessons. Pointing fingers, being cynical or blaming the school, would probably see our children growing up in the same manner.

Well said

Does anyone knows if Victoria takes in debatting for DSA?


Thank you

That’s right. I believe one of the reasons why we have chosen to put our kids in this school is because we know that it’s a good school.

emdad:

Parents, offering a way out for your child may not be the best way out. But walk with them, and at times, walk \"behind\" them. But never never fail to tell them how much you loved them and you are always there for them.

Totally agree. To quote what the VP Mrs Sim once told me:

\"Every child deserves to be loved and understood. With patience and lots of
affirmation from us, our boys will learn. Focus on what each has been done
right and the undesirable will gradually diminish.\"

With \"official letter\" from school, does that give parent the assurance that the boy will not be bullied again? :skeptical:

Am glad that I am not the only one preparing my DS for 2015 PSLE.