CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' Secondary

[Crester]

Toralina:

noted there are no sci textbooks for my dd this year (she is in the IP program, sec 1 this year). Hope some of the experienced parents can share how the Sci lessons will be conducted.


When will the first assessments for S1s be? My dd and I have agreed to lay off tuition pending the results of her first tests. :nailbite:

Any S1 parents going for the campfire tonight ? I hope to drop by for a short while and also to check if the Principal's talk for the parents is compulsory tomorrow.

:thankyou:

1)SNG teaches Upper Sec Sci syllabus so Lower Sec Textbook redundant.
You can purchase the Upper Sec Pure Sci textbook for reference.
The teachers will give useful notes plus revision papers. These notes are sufficient, don't worry.
Pay attention in class is impt too.

2)the first CA exam is in 3rd week of Feb.

3)yes, it's good to lay off tuition for the time being.
Seek teachers help if needed.

4)you can go tonight camp. Go n take a look...
Tomw Talk will be good to attend.
The girls will be learning the SNG Family Dance. It's fun.

[Yishun]

Toralina:

noted there are no sci textbooks for my dd this year (she is in the IP program, sec 1 this year). Hope some of the experienced parents can share how the Sci lessons will be conducted.


When will the first assessments for S1s be? My dd and I have agreed to lay off tuition pending the results of her first tests. :nailbite:

Any S1 parents going for the campfire tonight ? I hope to drop by for a short while and also to check if the Principal's talk for the parents is compulsory tomorrow.

:thankyou:

My DD is in St. Nick Sec 1 this year but not in the IP program. She too do not have the Sci Textbook....I'll be dropping by to see the campfire tonight and joining them again tomorrow morning for the Principal's talk.
:salute:

[tanshortcake]

What will be a gd time to drop by tonite?

[Crester]

Yishun:

Toralina:

noted there are no sci textbooks for my dd this year (she is in the IP program, sec 1 this year). Hope some of the experienced parents can share how the Sci lessons will be conducted.


When will the first assessments for S1s be? My dd and I have agreed to lay off tuition pending the results of her first tests. :nailbite:

Any S1 parents going for the campfire tonight ? I hope to drop by for a short while and also to check if the Principal's talk for the parents is compulsory tomorrow.

:thankyou:

My DD is in St. Nick Sec 1 this year but not in the IP program. She too do not have the Sci Textbook....I'll be dropping by to see the campfire tonight and joining them again tomorrow morning for the Principal's talk.
:salute:

Yeh..,good to go to down St Nicks tonight.

[tanshortcake]

Shd we join them during the campfire or during supper time (as mentioned on the sch rptg day)

[Yishun]

tanshortcake:

Shd we join them during the campfire or during supper time (as mentioned on the sch rptg day)

I thinks is during the campfire time from 7.30pm till 9.30pm.

[Toralina]

Thanks everyone. Will be dropping by tonight as well! Dd is an old girl so family dance will be a piece of cake after all that practice they had last year!


Surprised to hear that first tests will be in feb. So close!

[Mango1234]

Has the school posted on the website the class list?i don’t see it on the website.

[Toralina]

me neither… i keep refreshing the site!

:roll:

[EthanEthan]

A new junior college that will open in 2017 for students from three Integrated Programme (IP) schools will likely be built on the site of the Asian Golf Academy near Bishan.


A statement on the Ministry of Education (MOE) website says the new campus will be at the junction of Sin Ming Avenue and Marymount Road, where the driving range is located.

The area is also zoned for an educational institution, according to the Urban Redevelopment Authority's Draft Master Plan 2013.

Singapore's 20th school to offer a JC programme will take in IP students from Catholic High School, CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School and the Singapore Chinese Girls' School. It will also admit more than 100 students from other secondary schools who have completed their O levels.

http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-ne ... 7-20140102