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    • RE: 2020 PSLE Discussions and Strategies(for those born in 2008)

      sunny\" post_id=\"2005271\" time=\"1606543305\" user_id=\"4620:

      Hi, would like to ger the advice for the choices we have. DS has 246+2
      1. RV 253 (DS insists to put this though we have told him chance is almost NIL.)
      2. CHS O 249
      3. Nanhua 246
      4. Bt panjang 244
      5. Chung Cheng yishun 241
      6. Yishun town 239

      Is it safe enough to put yishun town as #6? Or I should another one which has even lower COP? Any other suggestions of school in west/north west area?
      i am curious where you are staying as your choices are in all very far apart.

      posted in Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • RE: 2020 PSLE Discussions and Strategies(for those born in 2008)

      Expresso\" post_id=\"1990878\" time=\"1597376703\" user_id=\"160897:

      Is a picture with a graduation ticket , called Song skit With date of performance .

      My boy has is tough to elaborate .
      what?! graduation? P6 kids have no experience of graduation except for kindergarten graduation which by now most kids would have no memory. that would be a very tough topic for them to talk about.

      posted in Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • RE: 2020 PSLE Discussions and Strategies(for those born in 2008)

      Cool nurse\" post_id=\"1990875\" time=\"1597376039\" user_id=\"185329:[quote=\"Cool nurse\" post_id=1990875 time=1597376039 user_id=185329]
      A Cool person\" post_id=\"1990872\" time=\"1597374847\" user_id=\"187808:[quote=\"A Cool person\" post_id=1990872 time=1597374847 user_id=187808]Hi Cool nurse, if you don't mind, can I ask why did you want to know what was missing in your DD's answer?[/quote]
      HiHi, my daughter was interested to find out if she missed out anything, she was very panicky and just to put her at ease, I asked if there was anything my daughter missed out...also part of it was my anxiety lor as a kiasu parent🤣[/quote]
      it is over and there is nothing you or your daughter can do about it already. focus on the next one LC, then the written papers. no use wasting energy on things that you cannot change or have control over.

      posted in Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • RE: Wireless Home Printer - print, copy, scan n fax

      just got the HP Envy all in one 5640. scan/copy/print but no fax - who uses fax these days? you can scan and email… and can print photos too!


      and wireless connection too!

      posted in Technology & Gadgets
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    • RE: Punggol Green Primary

      Good luck to those balloting. Hope you get a seat 🙂

      posted in Primary Schools - Parent Networking Groups
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    • RE: Punggol Green Primary

      yixilee:
      PGPS has 202 application for day 1. Fighting for 183 placing. I hope we dun need to undergo balloting for >1km.

      sorry to inform you that there are 191 SC within 1 km as of close of today. definitely will have balloting for SC within 1 km regardless how many applies tomorrow.

      for non-SC and SC over 1 km, think there is no chance already.

      posted in Primary Schools - Parent Networking Groups
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    • RE: Punggol Green Primary

      eastshore:
      PGPP…. Not convincing school !

      haha.. you seem to dislike this school a lot. keep harping on this for so long. get a life dude.

      posted in Primary Schools - Parent Networking Groups
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    • RE: Punggol Green Primary

      janbebe:
      Hi Hi, I am keen to place my DS in PGPS next yr..

      Can anyone share on the school ??
      and maybe update on the student care??
      school is ok. can't really judge much from the academic point of view since it is still a very new school.

      at least they do have enrichment classes from P1 (fees chargeable) since it is not a CCA. enrichment classes from external vendors for wushu, violin, ballet, robotics, badminton, modern dance.... may change next year.

      student care is within the school. a few classes combined to a class for student care and the teachers are friendly. homework usually is always done and checked in SC. they do provide other assessments if there is time, but the hours in SC is quite short (around 2 pm - 6:50 pm) for meals, homework, rest, so not really a lot of time for other activities.

      posted in Primary Schools - Parent Networking Groups
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    • RE: Punggol Green Primary

      TDmum:
      May i know does this sch offer higher chinese from primary one?

      There is an open house in July. You can ask the school directly then. But from what my son is studying, it seems to be the same as those in SAP schools.

      posted in Primary Schools - Parent Networking Groups
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    • RE: Chia Seeds

      bb_ mom:
      My sis takes it neat while I add it into my morning yoghurt.

      taking it neat, i supposed it meant just plain chia seeds into the mouth...

      cut and paste from the web:
      A case report presented by a North Carolina GI doctor describes a scary case of chia seeds gone bad: a 39-year-old man spent several hours in the emergency room under anesthesia after eating no more than a tablespoon of dry chia seeds followed by a glass of water.

      The seeds, which can absorb up to 27 times their weight in water, apparently expanded post-ingestion and completely blocked the man’s esophagus, according to the doctor who handled the case, Rebecca Rawl, MD, MPH, a gastroenterology fellow at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

      posted in Health
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