One of the impt criteria why I chose Pei Hwa to PV is that it’s a Christian school. I’m a Christian and really hopes that my DS will also adopt the same religion when he grows up. I’ve long accepted that we parents have no right to arm-twist our kids for such a personal thing.


Could someone advise me what is the Christian education like in school? Thanks.

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Serafiel:

haha, i didn't know you like K-Drama.

I'm not likely to go Ivy Leagues anyway, since I'm not rich, but making it to NUS Medicine Faculty would be nice

I think to many people, making it to NUS medicine is better than a lot of Ivy Leagues imho :ugogirl:

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Could anybody advise me what is the modern day equivalent of Enid Blyton or Hardy Boys stories? Or are they still relevant today? I remembered donkey years ago (when policeman worn shorts) I've these 2 classmates (twins) who were reading these 2 sets of books at P1. To them, those comprehension & composition exercises were really chicken feet :salute:

My peeve during this CNY gathering is when S/BILs - who chose to remain childless - start to advise me on how to upbring my DS. Saying things like children are supposed to be seen and not heard


When you're outside looking in, it's always easy to give comments such as 'if I have my own child and he steps out of line an inch, I will immediately give him one tight slap'. But it's only when you're inside that you appreciate the practical difficulties of raising a child.

While my PILs and even own parents also gave advice sometimes, I can respect that they have been there, done that (though different era). But for people who have not been there, I just wish that they keep their comments to themselves.

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My DS is also in K2 this year & that's why I'm here too