alwayslucky:

Wolfgirl:

Hi all, the cca for P1 is not compulsory right?

Yes not compulsory.

Only compulsory from p3 onwards. Correct me if i am wrong.

From what I know, CCA is not compulsory. My neighbour has 3 sons in MBS. She told me her last year P6 and now P5 sons did/does not join any CCA as they are not interested.

babybob111:

Dear Parents,


I am concerned & upset about what's happening at the canteen these few wks.

1) Recess time is not staggered for Pri 1 & my child feedbacked that most stalls are very long Q. She is worried by the time she bought her food, she will not have time to eat. She is a fast eater, yet her FT is stressing them & telling them to hurry when eating. Juz imagine, all 11 classes come out at the same time...what kind of crowd will it be? I have emailed to school 3 days ago but till now nobody responded.

2) The attitude of the stall owners from stall no. 3 (noodle stall) & 7 (drink stall) is very horrible. I was informed that the aunties from these 2 stalls yelled & shouted at pupils, asking them to hurry while they pay up the money. Can't they be more patient towards these Pri 1 pupils? For my child, she knows how to count money. But when auntie yelled at her, she started to panic & ended up slower in counting the coins. My child even told me that she does not wish to buy any item from these 2 stalls anymore as the aunties scold them almost everyday.

I never expect the Pri 1 pupils to be treated as Prince or Princess! I am merely displeased with the impatient stall owners. Did any of your Pri 1 children encounter the same problem? If so, I hope more parents will feedback to school so that hopefully the attitude of those stall owners will improve.

Thank you.

I let my boy bring his snack from home for recess since he was in P1. Now he is in P3 and still bringing snack from home for recess. He save the trouble of queuing and can have more time to enjoy his snack. :imcool:

My son is in P2 now. Last year, he did not attend the CNY celebration as he was not feeling well. This year, I let him attend. But I was very shocked when he told me one of the teacher told them to knee down (跪) when they bai-nian (拜年) to him. This also happened when the class representatives went up to the stage to bai-nian to the teachers, including the principal.


Can anyone share with me whether this is MBS culture? Thanks!

Hi, I am new here. My son is going to attend P1 at MBS next year.


Hope to get some useful info by joining this thread :lol: