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    • RE: [Bedok] Primary Schools

      Hello there,


      I need some advice on which Primary school i should choose. I have just sold my flat in Punggol and moving to the east. Im deciding between 2 schools Yu Neng or St Stephans for my son who is due for registration next year.

      I’ve tried PV for St hilda but i think i got rejected. sigh

      Few things im concern about.
      1) academic
      2) leadership
      3) sportsmanship

      How do they fair between them?

      can somone give me their honest opinion between this 2 schools with regard to my concerns.

      posted in Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • RE: Daddy happy to be mum & fatherfitness reporting

      oh great to hear fathers on this forum.


      My nick came about cuz im a Personal Trainer by profession. I believe i can cater to all my childs needs in regards to fitness, coordination, reflexes etc it would be very useful for him if he wants to do well in sports when he starts school.

      I came to this forum to find a solution to his academic requirements. Im sure everyone here is helpful.

      posted in Newbies & Clubs
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    • RE: Where to buy great learning materials for my baby and kids

      Thanks alot for all the info. It is true cultivating reading habits is of prime importance. I have started doing it with my son for 2 months. It seems he loves to read but he does not understand any word at all even when he is now four years old.


      Im not sure if i expect too much from my son but i need a way to gauge his performance against his peers. His childcare teachers says he is ok but playful but than again which childcare centre would say your kid is slow unless they are planning to close down.

      Any advice on gauging tips?

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • Where to buy great learning materials for my baby and kids

      Hi there,


      Im a dad who have just woken up and decided to take a large load of responsibility to educate my kids before they start school. I understand there are information here for many systems that are being developed to give our kids an early advantage. However, where do i buy them?? im looking at "babies can read" from Dr Robert.

      Also can anyone recommend a tested system i can purchase to help boost a 4 year old reading capability? and also where to buy them.

      posted in Working With Your Child
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