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    • RE: Edward De Bono - Discussion

      mummy of 2:
      I'm also considering my K1 for the weekly lessons. May I know the fees, class size and location? Thanks.

      I'm not sure whether K1 can start the weekly lessons. I always thought that K2 is the minimum. The class is conducted in Metropolitan YMCA at Stevens Road. If you are a YMCA member, you pay $480 for 8 lessons, else, $490. This is for k2 class. I'm not too sure about the class size though.

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    • RE: Edward De Bono - Discussion

      famangelina31:
      ctrlaltdel:

      hmm, some questions do have right and wrong lah.. but generally, that's the direction of the lessons.. to instill the creative element in the children and to let them have logical thinking.


      my son goes for lessons every sat morning and for k2, it is one hour long. i understand for p1 onwards, it is 1 hour and 15 min long though.

      I am wondering if I should send my DS ( Pri1 ) for the intensive school holiday session or take the weekly lessons? What would be your advise?

      My suggestion is to go for the holiday sessions first, let your DS try it out, see whether he likes it first before committing yourself to the weekly lessons. You can also take a look at the materials to have a sense what they are teaching.

      That's what i normally do for my DS too. Holiday programmes to test out his reaction. 🙂

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    • RE: Edward De Bono - Discussion

      hmm, some questions do have right and wrong lah… but generally, that’s the direction of the lessons… to instill the creative element in the children and to let them have logical thinking.


      my son goes for lessons every sat morning and for k2, it is one hour long. i understand for p1 onwards, it is 1 hour and 15 min long though.

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    • RE: Edward De Bono - Discussion

      My son is currently in the K2 programme. So far, he looks forward going to the class. Every lesson, there would be a piece of work which requires them to think creatively on what to draw. e.g. a blank piece of paper with the letter "U". the kids are expected to think out of the box and draw something out from that… other than that, there are lessons that would teach them logical thinking… i have seen patterns, sequencing of events etc. basically, it’s to teach them that there are more than possibilites to one question.

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    • RE: All About English Creative Writing

      Hi, i am interested for my son to join your P1 class (purely for creative writing) next year 2011 if u have a east branch set up. Please let me know if you do have.

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    • RE: Pasir Ris Primary

      Well, isnt it good that you can still manage to get your girl in the school even though no PV ? 🙂

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    • RE: All About English Creative Writing

      The Alternative Story:
      Hi Easterners,


      Nice hearing from you 😉 we may be setting another centre but
      we have not decided whether to have it in the east or north-east.
      But we will let you know if we do set one up in the east.

      TAS
      East please, cos i am seriously considering to sign my son up for your class next year when's in P1 and your location is the one that's currently the deterrent.

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    • RE: Pasir Ris Primary

      haha, i stayed outside the 2km range, so if i do not get in the phase2b, i would totally have no chance at all under phase 2c.


      The PV is quite tough lor, got to wake up extremely early on two days of the week to do traffic warden duties. The sky is still dark when i wake up, can practicall hear crickets sounds lei. The things we do for our kids… haha.

      ya, perhaps when you join PSG, you can jio more parents lah to come this form lah. You would have more influence over parents ? keke.

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    • RE: Chongfu Primary

      Inagaki:
      Hi, I have a 5yo boy due for P1 in 2012. I called Sep last year for PV but was too late! 😛


      We are a family steep in Chinese culture and speak Mandarin at home. I came from River Valley High. I hope for my children to be in a school which will give them good Chinese tradition and background.

      My hope is hinged on getting into earlier phase via clan association. Any kind souls can help us with SHHK membership registration?

      Thanks!
      Hmm, i think the SHHK route might not be so viable for you now. even if you have two persons who can refer you for the SHHK, it would take some time to get your membership approved by the committee. Apparently, the committee only meets like twice a year.

      You have only one more year before the 2012 registration, not likely that you'll get the letter (subject to vacancies versus demand for the school of choice). SHHK would give priority to members who had joined longer than you.

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    • RE: Pasir Ris Primary

      momsy:
      ctrlaltdel:

      [quote=\"momsy\"]Hi parents, my dd is joining p1 next year. We shifted to pasir ris last year, and would like to know of I can join in the PSG. How do I go about?


      It's great that you want to volunteer your time for the PSG. I understood that the PSG has interesting reading programmes to the children but all these are during working hours. So I can't do them.

      Anyway, I think you can call the school and ask about the procedures on joining the PSG. Cheers !

      Oh yah...I heard we can enrol during orientation itself. I can enrol for it since I am workign from home. seems like very few parents are on this forum?[/quote]Wow, so nice to be able to work from home. Envy Envy lei. Anyway, i think it is great to be involved in PSG, because we'll be able to know exactly what our children are involved in.

      yes, think only three parents now in this forum. sigh ! i wish this thread is more active as the other top threads... so many parents involved. got to knows lots of news too !

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