First Week of Primary One - Singapore Schools
Following the "3D Blog - First Day of School" , in Singapore yonder days, watch the Ministry of Education on Facebook "First Week of P1" video to see what our children experience in their first week of primary school. Do you have a distinct memory of your Primary 1 days? What was it like to step into the school or classroom for the very first time?
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I remember fondly my grandfather who accompanied me for the first few months of primary school, almost breaking into tears one day when I could not see him in the tuck shop, then having my brand new pencil case stolen by the girl seated next to me.
I remember fondly my grandfather accompanying me for the first few weeks of primary school, almost breaking into tears one day when I could not see him in the tuck shop, then having my brand new pencil case with pencils stolen by the girl seated next to me.
Thank you for sharing the experience of your grandfather's memories of Primary One in school.
For everyone who have gone through first time in Primary One, the experience is real life and not eveything was a bed of roses.
We learn to make friends and classmates, make "perceived enemies and hatred", grow up together to understand that not everyone we go to school are not exactly have the same likes and dislikes of ourselves. There was quarrel, jealousy, bullies and grow up together and easily become friends initially with those we dislike.
We have to learn to live in harmony with everyone who are not the same, different viewpoints. We agree with those who are not the same. Same, same but different from learning in the same schools we grew from primary schools thoughout our schooldays.
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