3LCYMUM:

Went there yesterday, I was just wondering as the girls have not been allocated to their respective classes and they have this teacher and child interaction time? Are they screening them so as to allocated the good ones in the same class and the not so good in a class?? A bit worried for my DD!

Yes, my DD went thru it too. I am sure it was done to \"group\" the kids according to their abilities.

My heart goes out to those going thru EMA problems.

I just want to share that it is scary when a man goes to have EMA as he seems possessed, behaves erratically, and basically cannot think straight. How do I know? I had a friend who EMA, ditched his wife n kids, borrowed money form everyone and absconded to a foreign country.
Every time, we tried to counsel him(all the guy friends), the basic answer we get is "You don’t understand me!" It seem he was living in another World. It was sad to be witness to a collapsing marriage and a failing family.
I just want to share this because I find that it is almost near impossible to "bring back" the guy based on my experience. He WAS my friend. I think any guy who cannot reason why he is in a EMA and gives the "You wont understand me" answer is big big trouble.

Shin Yan:

Hi,


Any parents with kids in their bright start program 1 currently at Tanglin? I am considering to send my 2 years old boy there in the upcoming term 1 next year.

Hi, both my kids are in Weecare and I can attest tot he fact that the programs there are among the very best! I made the mistake of taking my boy (younger one) to a different school (a well known one too), and after a year, I realized I made a huge mistake and transferred him back to Weecare. The difference is great and I can really see the difference in my boy within 2 weeks of going to Weecare. My elder girl has been in Weecare from the very beginning and I can only say that the money (despite being costly) spent is well worth it.