My daughter doesnt have any fever at all. The in-charge and teachers simply dun have even basic knowledge of HFMD symptoms. They just replied to you that they are not medical trained, that is.
Iām transferring my kids to Nurture Star where the in-charge told me that they will not do such things and will view by case by case basis.
I totally agreed with you. Even when i bring this up to MCYS, they replied that the school is following MCYS guidelines and MCYS guidelines are derived by MOH medical specialist. I was wondering, the PD that my kids visited is also a medical specialist too. MCYS doesnt dare to admit that there are loop holes in their guidelines which allowed the school to do such unreasonable things to the parents. Somemore can suggest to me that probably if my relationship is gd with the doc, the doc can charge me cheaper after subequent visit or i can bring my kids to see doc before gg to work which will not affect my work or can request from company to give me time off to bring my kids to see doc. What kind of reply is that?
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RE: Pre-school fees
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RE: Hokkien Huay Kuan Primary Schools
is there anyone u know who is existing SHHK memberS?
my hb is trying to enrol into it, need 2 members to sign off the application form.
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Montessori or kinderland?
Need advise, which one is better, Montessori or kinderland for K1 kid?
Im staying around woodland, any recommendations?
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RE: Childcare or no Childcare?
ChozIndulge:
i have 2 children, one 2 and a half yrs old and another abt 6 mths old. i put both of them in the childcare centre as i want them to be independent and they will pick up knowledges faster. as for maid, basically nobody at hm to supervise on her, no trust and faith to leave her with the child.Hi my bb is 14 months now & i would like to get some advice as to whether to put him in child care full day or just those half day school.
Currently my maid is due in Jan next year and i am planning to have another bb plus i am a working mum hence really got no idea which is the best way out coz if i have a bb i will definitely need a maid to help look after the bb & if i were to put him in full day plus a maid expense is really too high..
Any working mum having the same experience please advise!!!
Thank in advance!!
so, my advise is put the newborn to infant care. forget abt the maid. if u need someone to do housework chores, engage part-time cleaner once a week, cheaper too. -
RE: Kinderland
i will like to enrol my daughter for K1 at kinderland @ civic centre. anyone who have children there, pls share and provide comments on the teachers and env. thanks
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RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
thanks
citygirl:
One of the best ways to determine if a school is good is to go to this site's P1 Registration School Balloting History: http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/singapore-primary-1-registration-school-balloting-history and pick out the ones that are popular. While popularity does not necessarily equate good, it is certainly an indicator.
But as others have said, what constitutes a good school differs from one to another, depending on your criteria. Distance between home and school, past students' PSLE results, single-session or not, single-gender or not, mission-aided or not, GEP, chances of enrolling in the school, excellence in certain ECAs... are just some of the many criteria that a parent uses to judge if the school is right for his/her child.
Read up as much as you can and talk to as many people as you can, and you should be able to pinpoint the one that you think is best for your child. Good luck on your journey!
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RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
if i intend to move to the east region, is there any gd sch for recommendations?
most likely not looking for gal sch as i have another boy.
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RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools
any recommendation of gd primary school?
thinking whether to shift house to the preferred sch for my daughter P1 registration.
Pls advice on the best sch in Sin.
thnx