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KiasuParents are not only kiasu about our children - we are serious when it comes to good food. Discuss all culinary matters here, from cooking to buffets or fine dining.
KiasuParents.com is by parents, for parents. We are a community of parents with children under the age of 16 years old. We provide a one-stop platform for concerned parents to network, share their views, questions and concerns regarding parenting and education in Singapore.
2 days ago · skii. 12 May 2024, 05:28. That’s y, unless one know every dsa scenario, don’t just categorically say 100% impossible - there’s always rare success case once in a while. Another one is SOTA, go audition for music performance - gets offer music creative (it’s even in the faq) 0. Z. Zoemum. 12 May 2024, 09:34.
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Nov 28, 2016 · SINGAPORE - Madam Soon Lee Yong, co-founder of popular parenting forum KiasuParents.com, has posted an open letter on the website, following criticism over her reported response to her son's ...
You can also read the school's website through this http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/school/holy-innocents-primary-school, or call up the school to keep track of when they are going to have an open house for parents (probably in June next year).
Tuition is not a new phenomenon. In the old days, it is common for rich aristocrats in Britain, and elsewhere, to hire female governesses specifically to teach and train their children within their homes. What is unique to contemporary Singapore is the pervasiveness of tuition – it is not just the domain of the rich.
