I guess next time when choosing schools can really put dream schools as first choice because no one knows when what will happen to the COPs, but anyways quite shocked about the COPs this year though…

FootprintLeaver:

panickymum:

[quote=\"Ruminating\"]The school website stated that from Dec 1 onwards, we can start buying books and uniform from the school bookshop directly, may I confirm this as I don't want to waste a trip there? We don't want to wait till 22 Dec as there probably will be long queues... (DSA situation so...)

Yes , U can buy .we just bought the books and uniform today . U can give the school bookshop a call . They open till 3pm .

The bookshop will be opened until 16/12 this week as they will be preparing for sec one registration on 22/12. They will reopen on 22/12.[/quote] only saw this now but we bought the books just now already thanks for the info~ however we are hesitating regarding the science textbooks (Bio matters and Chem Matters) as we have the first edition ones and daughter says that she doesn't want to waste money? May I ask if the second edition is really different from the first?

The school website stated that from Dec 1 onwards, we can start buying books and uniform from the school bookshop directly, may I confirm this as I don’t want to waste a trip there? We don’t want to wait till 22 Dec as there probably will be long queues… (DSA situation so…)

Anyone with 256 and offered EESIS?

Nope, 256 is not offered scholarship.

The PSLE Score printed on the paper, is it inclusive of the HMT bonus?

I am a little baffled. Let’s say a child gets the following scores:

English: 86
Chinese: 93
Maths: 97
Science: 94
What range will the T-Score be in?

PEPS is a really good school. The school focus on developing a good character in the students and encourages them when they face setbacks. The teachers are always trying their best in making learning fun perpetually. I am a P6 student who took the PSLE mere weeks ago and after these hazy but amazing 6 years in the school, I really appreciate everything the school has done for us. {We bid farewell to a motherly-like principal last year and a handful of students were crying and welcomed a really inspirational new principal.} To add on, we got a glimpse at the 90% completed building and we were all gasping. Unfortunately, we coincidentally missed the chance as we leave the school this year but I personally will definitely go back to check out. I just want to express my experience in PEPS to everyone, so I am penning this post.