I printed it Color. My son told me that some of his friends have it B&W.

THe EZ link should be around end Jan/Begining Feb.

Once they got their EZ Link card/student card, they can start to borrow books.
However, one suggestion from my son (he is in P2 now) is to have a photocopy Ez Link card. He can used it to borrow books yet not worry that he may accidentally lost it.

HI BlueBells,


Did you send your kid to before/after school care? If so, which one?

My son is in P1 too.

In fact, the school has introduced Speech n Drama as part of the class lesson. They have both English and Chinese Speech n Drama. My son likes it a lot.

after my girl checkup @ HPB, they actually refer my girl to KKH. I recalled they gave me 3 choices : KKH, NUH and ??



The result from HPB is almost the same as KKH.
Mabe you can get refer letter from HPB.

I thought Optician can’t prescribed for children under 7. They have to use the prescription from the refraction clinics.


one of the advice that the Ophthalmologist given to me is that after wearing glasses for a while, my girl Astigmatism may corrected but chances she will have short sighted then.

HI Miracle Child,


Very likely your child needs a glass. My girl is over 300 and her is like 6/15.

For me,


1st and 2nd 2 years apart
2nd and 3rd 5 years apart.

3rd is really an accident. It is a surprised gift from God.

I brought my son "Diary of a Wimpy Kid". He read it and found it interesting. He is starting to writes his own diary.

My girl just diagnosed with Astigmatism and she is just in K1. She has pretty serious Astigmatism over 300 for each eye.

In fact, she was diagnosed by Singapore Health Board Nurses that visted the childcare.
They then refer her to SHB @ SGH. Due to her serious Astigmatism, they then refer her to NUH again.
Optician won’t be able to diagnose for children under 7 years old.
They need to refer to the eye centre where a thorough diagnoses will be carried out. It requires eye drops on the child.
Unfortunately, the only help for her now is wearing glasses to get her vision corrected.