Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) [*IP]
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psle2002:
What is the difference between girl guides, girls brigade and national cadet corps.
a)
NPCC Mission (National Police Cadet Corp)
http://www.rgsnpcc.com/history-of-npcc.html
Rgs NPCC
http://www.rgsnpcc.com/history-of-rgs-npcc-sea.html
b)
Girl Guide : Mission (GG)
http://www.girlguides.org.sg/ggs/slot/u ... 20View.pdf
GG : milestone & achievement
http://www.girlguides.org.sg/ggs/slot/u ... ements.pdf
c)
Girls Brigade (GB)
not all Secondary schools have GB
less than 45 Secondary schools have GB
RGS Secondary is one of them
RGS GB (established in 1998) is the 45th company, formed.
the students are attached to Kampong Kapor Methodist church (KKMC), help out in KKMC church’s activities.
http://www.gb.org.sg/About-Girls-Brigad ... -Companies
RGS 45th GB
http://45thgb.tumblr.com/post/818778041 ... lment-2014
http://45thgb.tumblr.com/ -
Pro is more high end than air.
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Don’t get it from apple shop as Rgs sold the notebook has 4 years warranty, while apple shop u need pay 99 per year.
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gardenia64:
Don't get it from apple shop as Rgs sold the notebook has 4 years warranty, while apple shop u need pay 99 per year.
I see. Thank you for your advice, gardenia64. -
Hi
Do anyone as prices for the MacBook pro? Thx -
Happy Mama:
Hi HAppy Mama, Great to have your Gal joining the RGS Family! :rahrah: :rahrah:Can I ask if most of you are getting the Mac book Air or Pro?
I was earlier very confirmed that I'm getting the 256GB Air cos of the design and lightweight. However, this morning DD's Pri school classmates who are also joining RGS (close to 10 of them) told her they are all taking Pro.
Now I'm so confused. Is Pro really so much better than Air?
Thanks.
Just happen to read thru the thread, with some rgs parents having similar query on MacBook Pro & MacBook Air. So sharing with other Year 1 parents.
My Gal started with a MacBook Pro, coz wanna have bigger screen, and all the added stuff. But after her bag was stolen (she kept her macbook in the sch bag
in early year 2, while we were in JB for a day trip, after sch) she opted for a MacBook Air.
Reason? Much Lighter!
Coz she's the one who has to lug it around to sch and back home everyday, as she started taking public transport to sch in year 2.
It serves her well thus far, so a MacBook Air is sufficient for their sch work use. Unless your gal wanted to do a lot of Animated or 3d rendering related stuffs, not really necessary to get a Macbook Pro.
That few hundred grammes in wt does count when one has to lug the sch bag ard, Unless ....
U wanna train up your gal's Muscles!
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I got Air 13inch 128GB for my girl. Air is much lighter and If she needs more memory space, she can use an external hard disk. The external disk can be a backup too.
Btw, do we need to install Mac Office 2011? -
We went for Air 128GB. Bought additional MS office as well.
Funny part is their classmates are in ‘synch’ to buy the same.
Still thinking if we should get insurance coverage. -
GiftedGem:
Is this insurance coverage same as 4 years of onsite support? The onsite support is quite good. My girl has utilised the onsite support a few times in the last 2 years and one time was to repair the keyboard. Very convenient since the support is onsite in school.We went for Air 128GB. Bought additional MS office as well.
Funny part is their classmates are in 'synch' to buy the same.
Still thinking if we should get insurance coverage.
As for insurance, it really depends. I realise that the girls just anyhow leave their laptops around in school (even when no one is around) but so far so good. :xedfingers: Have read of emails from girls asking if anyone has seen their laptops but I think they have found their laptops. Not sure if anyone has really lost their laptops before in school. What I worry most is the girls also anyhow leave their laptops around when they are out of the school compound since this is a habit. -
alng:
I believe that the insurance does not cover theft? I can't remember clearly now, but I know we didn't get the insurance as the main thing we would have liked was protection in case of theft. I also don't like the way the girls all leave their Macs lying around, but since everyone has one, I guess the risk of loss is less. However, my daughter always keeps hers in her bag out of sight when she has to leave it behind somewhere - she feels it's less at risk from theft/pranks/itchy fingers if it's out of sight. And she uses a password as well.
Is this insurance coverage same as 4 years of onsite support? The onsite support is quite good. My girl has utilised the onsite support a few times in the last 2 years and one time was to repair the keyboard. Very convenient since the support is onsite in school.GiftedGem:
We went for Air 128GB. Bought additional MS office as well.
Funny part is their classmates are in 'synch' to buy the same.
Still thinking if we should get insurance coverage.
As for insurance, it really depends. I realise that the girls just anyhow leave their laptops around in school (even when no one is around) but so far so good. :xedfingers: Have read of emails from girls asking if anyone has seen their laptops but I think they have found their laptops. Not sure if anyone has really lost their laptops before in school. What I worry most is the girls also anyhow leave their laptops around when they are out of the school compound since this is a habit.
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