NUS High School of Mathematics and Science (Diploma)
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Not KS:
May I ask how are the classes being allocated? Is it according to the pupils' PSLE marks?
Supposed to be random. Not so sure.
But for sure it is not by PSLE T Score or GEP/MS -
Thanks for the reply, Sun_2010!
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Hi, anyone has taken French at MOELC and then switched to the in-house elective module? Any difference in teaching style and textbooks used?
Still considering whether the convenience and option to be included in the CAP and academic transcript is worth paying $100/mth, quite a substantial amount when you add it up over 4 years!
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mumusaik:
Can't really answer your qns directly. My DD has a Jap classmate who swap MOELC to in-house at Y3. But you can always try MOELC first. if DC is happy with french ? happy with MOELC arraignment ?(can compare with classmates doing in-house french) . Make the necessary choice and decision at each stage (y1-y4).Hi, anyone has taken French at MOELC and then switched to the in-house elective module? Any difference in teaching style and textbooks used?
Still considering whether the convenience and option to be included in the CAP and academic transcript is worth paying $100/mth, quite a substantial amount when you add it up over 4 years!
Have to decide by 30 Dec, registration date at MOELC.
If DC can do well in 3rd Lang, take the reward as possible boost (if necessary) to CAP. If DC can still make it after 4 years french class (MOELC or in-house), congratulations , DC has gained a foreign language mastery. The reward is a boost in DC's future career and anything associated with french language and culture.
Look beyond the $. Time and effort cannot be replaced by $.
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Thanks for the reply, matadorepy.
Will let ds try MOELC first and see how he copes with the travelling. -
May I ask if there are strict restrictions on the use of mobile phones imposed by the school?
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Not KS:
May I ask if there are strict restrictions on the use of mobile phones imposed by the school?
To what I know, the school treats students as adult as far as usage of mobile phone are concerned. When not to use ? when need to be in silent mode ? Anything in violation of basic courtesy and principle of school rules, I believe it may be confiscated for a while. So far I have not heard of anyone ban or bar from using mphone within the school premise. -
Many thanks, matadoreply!
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Not KS:
Many thanks, matadoreply!
BTW, Y5 checking in!!
Will you miss your kids?
1st time seeing my boy spent so much effort cleaning his room!! LOL!!! -
Nebbermind:
yeah, my DD just check in this morning. quite impress with room facing nan hua n NUSH main building, top floor windy. time for kid to be independent.Not KS:
Many thanks, matadoreply!
BTW, Y5 checking in!!
Will you miss your kids?
1st time seeing my boy spent so much effort cleaning his room!! LOL!!!
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