Networking Group - JCs General

[jtoh]

zeemimi:

First day already tell me no need to cook her share of dinner. Having dinner with OG. :evil:

She's already so pally with her OG. :rahrah: Did she find out her OG yesterday or today?

[iFirefly]

zeemimi:

First day already tell me no need to cook her share of dinner. Having dinner with OG. :evil:

zeemini.. Your girl joining RI too ? Congrats !! :rahrah:

[jtoh]

firefly38:

jtoh:

firefly, no. She's been going to RI on her own since school started a couple of weeks ago. Why, you want to lim kopi?

Can can.. Let me play host.. My pleasure..

:celebrate: Got no kopi cup smilie.

[jtoh]

slmkhoo:

My daughter just started at Millennia Institute - not a JC, but still doing A levels. I've got good vibes about the school so far - the staff openly acknowledge that the school is the 'last option' for most students, and that many are dying to 'escape', but they seem very encouraging and supportive. I hope my daughter will find friends and settle in fast once the class assignments are finalised.

That sounds good. Hope your daughter enjoys her time there.

[sharonkhoo]

CCKparent:

Go for account or management instead of Art or science, A level will be very competitive for kids in MI. My suggestion, my girl only eligible to PJC/ JIC/InJC/YJC I encourage her to go to Poly and choose a good course instead of struggling in A level. Cheers...

Thanks. My daughter's main interest is literature and writing, so she will do Lit, Geog, Management and Maths (H1). She is numerically challenged (like her mother), which is why we suggested Management instead of Econs, and I can't see her doing Accounts! She was offered a couple of JCs, but we felt that having an extra year would be the right thing for her. We decided against Poly because we don't think she can cope with the less structured system, but we told her to consider that for after her A levels if she can't get into university. Anyway, we still have 3 yrs to see how things go. We don't have high expectations of this child as she's not very strong academically and has some learning issues, but there is always the hope that she may surprise us eventually.

[zeemimi]

jtoh:

zeemimi:

First day already tell me no need to cook her share of dinner. Having dinner with OG. :evil:

She's already so pally with her OG. :rahrah: Did she find out her OG yesterday or today?

Yesterday. Some more ogl prank call her. Asked her if she would like to purchase pimple cream. :rotflmao:

[zeemimi]

firefly38:

zeemimi:

First day already tell me no need to cook her share of dinner. Having dinner with OG. :evil:

zeemini.. Your girl joining RI too ? Congrats !! :rahrah:

Thanks. This morning I showed her my twenty over years jc badge. Still nicely kept with all the different R key chains I bought for fund raising back then.
Now donno if they still can sell key chains for fund raising. :evil:

[jtoh]

zeemimi:

jtoh:

[quote=\"zeemimi\"]First day already tell me no need to cook her share of dinner. Having dinner with OG. :evil:

She's already so pally with her OG. :rahrah: Did she find out her OG yesterday or today?

Yesterday. Some more ogl prank call her. Asked her if she would like to purchase pimple cream. :rotflmao:[/quote]Hahaha! The OGLs pranked everyone last night.

[zeemimi]

slmkhoo:

CCKparent:

Go for account or management instead of Art or science, A level will be very competitive for kids in MI. My suggestion, my girl only eligible to PJC/ JIC/InJC/YJC I encourage her to go to Poly and choose a good course instead of struggling in A level. Cheers...

Thanks. My daughter's main interest is literature and writing, so she will do Lit, Geog, Management and Maths (H1). She is numerically challenged (like her mother), which is why we suggested Management instead of Econs, and I can't see her doing Accounts! She was offered a couple of JCs, but we felt that having an extra year would be the right thing for her. We decided against Poly because we don't think she can cope with the less structured system, but we told her to consider that for after her A levels if she can't get into university. Anyway, we still have 3 yrs to see how things go. We don't have high expectations of this child as she's not very strong academically and has some learning issues, but there is always the hope that she may surprise us eventually.

I learn never to underestimate each child's potential. She'll do great with passion!

[Jennifer]

Hi, dropping in to check what is the bus fare for a JC1 student?


My elder boy is being charged adult fare with his old ezlink student card (issued in sec 1), dunno why.