Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
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piggybank:
What about the polo T?
I asked the boys. They said it was for cca days. But after a few months, it is quite redundant cos the cca will have their own tees.[/quote]
We thought it's the PE tee so bought 2 pcs, and the lady at bibi&baba said it's for \"outdoor activities\" can just buy one.[/quote]
PE is the tank top.
I only asked how many times is the polo tee worn a week. the lady said once so i bought 1. didn't cross my mind to ask what it was worn for. only found out from the boys when buying the corporate tee from the co-op. was wondering how many different tees to buy. :?[/quote]
They wear the yellow corporate T to school on some Fridays. Polo T are used quite often too, especially when they need to return to school during weekends, they have to be in school shirts (either polo T, corporate T etc)
Btw, it is very common for the boys to hang out in school after school hours, or even weekends. Mr Hodge once said, his problem is not getting the boys to come to school, but getting them to go home.
I even found boys playing soccer at 10pm, in the dark when i went to pick up ds from school. They just love their school -
Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
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confusedmom12:
Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
It doesn't ripple down to ACS(I). The main thing is that there is no such thing as 'below COP'. Whatever the lowest score taken in is, that is the reported COP for next year. -
autolycus:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=7127&start=1540confusedmom12:
Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
It doesn't ripple down to ACS(I). The main thing is that there is no such thing as 'below COP'. Whatever the lowest score taken in is, that is the reported COP for next year.
Since someone mentioned 254 already got accepted into RGS.
So like what you said.. If that is the lowest, so upcoming RGS COP will be 254?? :skeptical: -
NotEducatedMan:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=7127&start=1540autolycus:
[quote=\"confusedmom12\"]Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
It doesn't ripple down to ACS(I). The main thing is that there is no such thing as 'below COP'. Whatever the lowest score taken in is, that is the reported COP for next year.
Since someone mentioned 254 already got accepted into RGS.
So like what you said.. If that is the lowest, so upcoming RGS COP will be 254?? :skeptical:[/quote]You can't call it a 'cut-off' if people didn't get cut off, right?
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autolycus:
I understand the 'published' COP will not be changed and no such official thing as 'below COP'.confusedmom12:
Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
It doesn't ripple down to ACS(I). The main thing is that there is no such thing as 'below COP'. Whatever the lowest score taken in is, that is the reported COP for next year.
I was inquiring if anyone appealed and got into ACSI - IB. This year many appeals have been successful in top schools. There must be movement out of ACSI (IB) too. So, in turn these ACSI seats would be filled by appeals or by students in their ACSI O level stream who may be interested or how ? -
confusedmom12:
I understand the 'published' COP will not be changed and no such official thing as 'below COP'.autolycus:
[quote=\"confusedmom12\"]Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
It doesn't ripple down to ACS(I). The main thing is that there is no such thing as 'below COP'. Whatever the lowest score taken in is, that is the reported COP for next year.
I was inquiring if anyone appealed and got into ACSI - IB. This year many appeals have been successful in top schools. There must be movement out of ACSI (IB) too. So, in turn these ACSI seats would be filled by appeals or by students in their ACSI O level stream who may be interested or how ?[/quote]Quite likely those who are appealing from within (i.e. those already in the non-IP express classes with a preference for an IP express course) will fill the places first. -
autolycus:
[/quote]The school has not accepted any appeals from within the non-IP students. I had checked and they said no appeals to IP. So would the boys be given a choice when school re-opens ?
Quite likely those who are appealing from within (i.e. those already in the non-IP express classes with a preference for an IP express course) will fill the places first.confusedmom12:
[quote=\"confusedmom12\"]Any news of appeals to ACSI being successful? Noticing many top tier schools going 2 - 3 points below COPs taking in appeals. Wonder how this ripples down to ACSI. Anybody has news ?
I understand the 'published' COP will not be changed and no such official thing as 'below COP'.
I was inquiring if anyone appealed and got into ACSI - IB. This year many appeals have been successful in top schools. There must be movement out of ACSI (IB) too. So, in turn these ACSI seats would be filled by appeals or by students in their ACSI O level stream who may be interested or how ? -
confusedmom12:
The school has not accepted any appeals from within the non-IP students. I had checked and they said no appeals to IP. So would the boys be given a choice when school re-opens ?
Well, that's the answer, or THE answer, depending on who answered your call. If the classes are full, they're full. But a lot depends on whether the classes are indeed full... -
autolycus:
Arrgggg - this is so frustrating. Yes - how to know if classes are indeed full :nailbite: :stupid: :stompfeet: There are different people who answer the calls and you do not know how much they really know too.confusedmom12:
The school has not accepted any appeals from within the non-IP students. I had checked and they said no appeals to IP. So would the boys be given a choice when school re-opens ?
Well, that's the answer, or THE answer, depending on who answered your call. If the classes are full, they're full. But a lot depends on whether the classes are indeed full...
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