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Hi, is there any compulsory conversational Malay (for Chinese students ) and conversational Chinese (for Malay /Tamil students) module in secondary schools? Or any such compulsory subjects in secondary school?

I think it's compulsory except for HMTL (Higher Mother Tongue Language). I did some quick online research and according to the MOE website: Pupils who offer Mother Tongue Language (MTL)(i.e. Chinese/ Malay/ Tamil) or HMTL (i.e. Higher Chinese/ Higher Malay/ Higher Tamil) at the PSLE and are ranked among the top 10% of the PSLE; or are in the top 11% - 30% band who meet the language criteria (i.e. an A* grade in the MTL or at least a Merit in the HMTL) may opt to study HMTL at secondary schools. They may offer English Language and HMTL in the GCE ‘O’ Level Examination at the end of Secondary Four. And then Malay (Special Programme)[MSP] is offered to all S1 pupils from Express and Normal (Academic) courses as long as they have the interest and inclination and have not offered Higher Malay/ Malay as their MTL at PSLE. Chinese (Special Programme)[CSP] is offered to all S1 pupils from Express and Normal (Academic) courses as long as they have the interest and inclination and have not offered Higher Chinese/ Chinese as their MTL at PSLE. You can get more info about it here: https://www.moe.gov.sg/education/secondary/language-programmes#sthash.iaI2sP7b.dpuf

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Did any of you buy a name label machine? Any good model to recommend?

I get those stickers labels

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Teenagers (13-19) what do you wish adults (25+) understood?

That we are not always wrong or immature. Please listen to us instead of lecturing always..

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What great healthy lunchbox meals do you prepare for your picky eater?

Try bento box presentation..look for ideas in pinterest..

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I am starting to have problems when it comes to feeding my child vegetables. Before she doesn't mind them and just eats everything up. But now she's turning 4 years old, she's becoming picky in what she eats. Is this just a phase for this age? Any tips on how to make them eat vegetables? Thanks!

my pre-schoolers love fresh vegetable salad. put the greens with some fruits, chicken, cheese and croutons. i think the dressing does the trick.

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Pls help to share reviews of schools in the woodlands area?

From the unofficial polls in kiasuparent.com, it seems like Innova Primary School and Admiralty Primary School are the two popular choices in Woodlands area. You can read up more parents discussion from this website to understand more about popular primary schools in Woodlands. http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=265&view=viewpoll

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If I were to buy a house near my dream school to send my DS and it is within the 1km radius from the school. However, there is another school, let's call it school 2. School 2 is nearer to my flat than school 1. What's my chances to go into School 1?

It doesnt matter which sch is nearer if both are within 1km. What you should look out for is the historical data on the successful applications (whether you will need to ballot if you are within 1km in phase 2b or 2c) before you decide if you want to try for school 1 or 2.

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