[For Primary 1] What do children entering P1 find most difficult, and what can parents do to support them through the change?
Most children find the longer hours in Primary school as compared to their kindergarten years challenging. Parents can encourage their children with positive messages about entering Primary school and set routines together with them so they are better prepared about what they can expect. More tips can be found in resources such as the Parent Kit (https://www.moe.gov.sg/parentkit).
As P1 children are learning to manage more resources independently, they may also lose their items. Parents should label all items with their child’s full name. Students can try to locate misplaced items at the lost and found counters around the school or approach the General Office.
Parents are also encouraged to join the Rosyth Parents Support Group (PSG) so that your children can witness that you are an active member of the school community.
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GeneralRelated questions
[For Primary 1] Is there any support for my P1 child to make purchases during recess?
[For Primary 1] Is there homework for P1 students?
[For Primary 1] Will parents with P1 children be allowed to enter the school during the first few days of school?
[For Primary 1] How many members of the family can participate in the Day 1 Programme for P1 students? Can parents bring along our other children, who are also Rosyth students?
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