"i used to go to that school.the school was the best and i was always looking forward to school.the canteen food was always the best and i loved all the stall vendors as they were the kindest"

"The teachers are very patient with their students"

"the silent signal they think funny when we having fun that mr haziq always make us put silent signal up lah this signal do nothing"

"TPS has good staff by and large. Our son just completed P6. Right from Mdm Has, Mrs Ho, Mr Goh(maths), Ms Soon(science), Mdm Low(chinese) to the vast majority are thoroughly professionally and exhibit palpable intent to uplift children.However, an unrepentant English teacher was largely demotivating and repetitively negative towards the students - the leadership knows and hope they address this. We chose this school because of their track record of partnership with parent groups, parents, etc. And they definitely kept their reputation in this regard. Thank you.TPS team and leadership."

"The best thing I can say about tmps is the holidays when we don't have to go to school. Even so, the workload is unbearable. The teachers were not caring or passionate, especially a chinese teacher Mdm Liu. Facilities were bad and short recess time. Disliked my time here 👎 really hated it. Content was not even properly taught"

"This primary school got lucky along the way and became one of the top primary schools in Singapore. In the early 90s, this was just another neighborhood school along New Upper Changi Road. Some of the teachers there were outright and downright abusive in the 90s. One of them was Helene Lim (who no longer teaches there I believe). They'd physically slap you on your face and humiliate you in class for no good reason. Some of the teachers would even slap you repeatedly so hard on one side of your face when you express your views, opinions and thoughts that do not align with what they expect. Helene Lim would even insult your parents by saying "Is your mother as stupid as you?" Highly suspect they are suffering from mental health problems or bad working conditions, so they would take it out on the kids. Some of these low-class teachers would even "condemn" kids who were not as academically inclined at that young age. Which was ironic, because back in the day, talents who could positively contribute to the Singapore economy (in dollar sense) would not have become teachers in the first place. These teachers are very adverse towards outspoken kids and simply just unprofessional. Shame to the teaching profession. There is a need to publicly name and shame these bad sheep in the teaching community. You cannot get away with abusive behaviors even as time passed."