UncleLim:I don't think we should \"force\" our kids to have music lessons just because everyone else's kids are having them.Does your child hum all the time? Does he or she break into singing after hearing a song on radio or tv? If yes, that is a good indication. If not, maybe some other training is better?I agree with UncleLim... wise words indeed..

red_ryder:I've been trying to find a list of mixed primary schools in Singapore, but could not find any on MOE website. I don't want to go to every school website just to check, very tedious.Is such a list available anywhere? Thanks in advance!Hi red_ryder,You can try MOE website which has direct search for mixed schools at:http://app.sis.moe.gov.sg/schinfo/index.asp

Estéema\" post_id=\"2135496\" time=\"1719221355\" user_id=\"66413:Technically, so long as you move within the successful balloting area of 1km, you can move any number of times within the 2 years, so long as you hv proof of residence in those addresses, but it must be your family. Your family be ready to be questioned & hv a reasonable answer. If found to be untruthful, the consequences can be dire, resulting in yr being expelled & parents hv to face punishment. More imptly, the child cld be marred by the incidence.Thanks for confirming that point! I'm glad that the rule still stands.

I think its about the kids character.My DS1 started attending quite many enrichment classes 3months back, to prepare him for his P1 next year. While he grumbles about so many classes and I decided to drop music and not to take another chinese class, he kept telling me to keep them…My DS2 (maybe still young 2.5years old) kept saying no , he dont want classes…but then again, yes, I think gals are more acceptance to enrichment classes.