Hi Goldpiggy, my gal is in the after school care at SMPS, now P2. The experience has been good, especially the P1 teachers there are very caring and patient (Mdm Fu and Mrs Siew). Girls will finish their homework, learn tingxie and spelling there. They will also do assessment if there is not much homework. The girls take short nap at the aircon office if the wish (bring own sleeping bag). They will be given lunch and tea break. If you are a working mum, student care is a good option, you can spend quality time with your girl when you get home.
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RE: St Margaret's Primary
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RE: Teacher Dreamaurora - Piano Q&A
Thank you very much for your advice. What are your personal recommendation for good exam model piano? What kind of budget roughlly?
I fully agree with what you said about quality of the teacher, I am looking for a teacher that can inspire her. Learning music should not be a chore but something she enjoys and want to put in effort herself… We reside near river valley, would you consider teaching my girl or have any recommendation? Many thanks. -
RE: Teacher Dreamaurora - Piano Q&A
Dear Dreamaurora, I have been a silent reader of your posts and have learnt a lot from you. Thank you very much. I have a 8yr girl, she did MIM at Seimpi from 3-5yrs old, continued with a 1-1 lesson with Seimpi, but the teacher was always late and not very inspring. We stopped after 5 lessons. Lately, my girl has asked to start piano lessons again. She isn’t a hardworking person, but when inspired and motivated will put in effort to do her things. I am not sure if the interest is going to be short-lived, but would like to give it a go… Do you think it is better to start her on 1-1 lessons? Does she need a piano right away (she has a keyboard at home)? Any advice greatly appreciated.
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RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
phtthp:
Hi phtthp,SP Mum:
My girl in P1 is offered a place in both schools, which to choose ? Thanks.
St Margaret has thick Anglican history and has a Secondary school.
St Margaret Sec is a strong value added school.
Marymount only primary school, but has a caring environment.
academic - both about the same.
for convenience into Sec 1, i'll choose St Margaret since got affliated Sec school.
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RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
Dear Cherrygal
Thanks very much for your advice. Will check on the respective school networking thread. -
RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
Hi Cherrygal & Smurfynut,
thanks for your responses. Seems like St Margaret is the obvious choice… is St Margaret better because of academic performance or emphasis on character building? -
RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
mummy of 3:
Dear Mummy of 3, thanks. Why SMPS? Can you help to provide insights?
I will choose St Margaret PSSP Mum:
Dearl All,
Need some advice on St Margaret Primary and Marymount Convent School. Say if distance is not an issue, which is a better school? Anyone with kids in these schools to provide insights (school culture, quality of teacher, homework load, etc.)? My girl in P1 is offered a place in both schools, which to choose? Thanks.
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RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
Dearl All,
Need some advice on St Margaret Primary and Marymount Convent School. Say if distance is not an issue, which is a better school? Anyone with kids in these schools to provide insights (school culture, quality of teacher, homework load, etc.)? My girl in P1 is offered a place in both schools, which to choose? Thanks. -
RE: Marymount Convent
Hi Gorilla, thanks. I didn’t receive letter regarding the briefing. is it on 3 Feb? I’ll check with teacher regarding the letter… Still have not received the helpmate, thought it should be ready in week 2

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RE: Marymount Convent
Hi Gorilla, dd chose gym and dance as well. No letter or confirmation received so far. I think the admin is not really efficient. Did you receive any letter about Parents’ briefing?