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    * Eunoia JC (EJC)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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    • D Offline
      DennisB
      last edited by

      Dreamgear:
      25HMOM:

      [quote=\"sushi88\"]

      Do the authorities have to honour their words and address your concerns if they have their reasons?

      Look at those property owners who are promised 99 or 999 years of land leasing and but still have to relocate due to some unforeseen government's projects.

      Agree it is not a matter of honouring their words if there are valid reasons to the problem. These are just angry words. Not listening to the property ownners does not mean they should just continue not to listen...are we living in the imperialism world? The resolution can be open for discussion by first understanding the impact on the people affected, especially when there are 2 changes in the announcement. Allow the aggrieved people to make their case and the authorities to convince them.

      I am sure the authorities did listen to the affected property owners' grievances in those cases but were firm in their stance for the benefit of the majority in the nation.

      Shouldn't the affected parents and pupils seek their respective principal for explanation first? We are talking about three school leaders but none know the exact situation nor 'fight' for their students?[/quote]How do u know they didnt do anything?[/quote]

      Yes they towed the line ; hands are tied .

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        25HMOM
        last edited by

        Dreamgear:


        How do u know they didnt do anything?
        I am posing a question to people like you because I do not know. 🤷

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          jetsetter
          last edited by

          Nebbermind:
          Sun_2010:


          You left out NUSH and DHS ... 😄

          Didn't know dhs was there too....that is far!!

          Aiyo, that's what we've been saying all this time, peeps!
          jetsetter:
          6. Needs to convince MOE that new JC kids need more time to rest and prepare for A Levels, as compared to students from DHS, NUSH and RJC who also lived in various parts of Singapore but had accepted similar arrangements before.
          I think the biggest difference is that the new JC doesn't yet have a collective identity, so students from the 3 schools don't have a sense of solidarity and are not united - fraternally - in a common vision and mission. In contrast, DHS IP has a strong heritage and 德明人 are known to be brave/resilient (“勇”)and fiercely loyal (\"忠\") to their alma mater (\"一生德明情“). Their affected batches might have been well-primed and \"conditioned\" by their dedicated Principal and staff (and possibly alumni, board members and parents support group) prior to the relocation to Mt Sinai.
          [quote]On 31 July 2004, MOE announced that Dunman High School would offer a six year Integrated Programme (IP) or the Dunman High Programme (DHP) that leads directly to a GCE A-Level certification. Dunman High School is the first government secondary school to offer IP, the announcement signaled MOE’s strong confidence in the school to provide a top class education. The school’s 6th and 7th principals Mr Tan Thiam Hock陈添福 (1998-2004) and Mr Sng Chern Wei 孙振炜(2004-2009) respectively played an instrumental role in conceptualizing and implementing the 6-year Dunman High Programme. 2004 also produced the school’s fourth President Scholar – Mr He Ruijie.

          In 2007 and 2008, Dunman High School underwent PRIME (Programme for Rebuilding and Improving Existing Schools) and was temporarily located at a holding school situated in the former Raffles Junior College campus at Mt. Sinai Road.

          In January 2009, Dunman High School’s new premises have expanded with many state-of-the-arts facilities such as an 850-seater Performing Arts Centre and Life Science Laboratory. In 2009 Tan Baojia who belonged to the first batch of IP students was awarded the President’s Scholarship. Since 1976 the school has produced five President’s Scholars. All the five President’s Scholars achieved sterling academic results, possessed a keen interest in a variety of activities, knowledgeable, as well as demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities. Additionally, they were individuals with good character and personality. Dunman High has nurtured countless students into good citizens who have contributed much to society and the country. This has been and will continue to be the driving force for all staff and students to strive for excellence in all their endeavours.[/quote]http://www.dunmanhigh.moe.edu.sg/about-dhs/school-history/school-history-2000s/

          众志成城,团结一致的精神非常重要:)

          与其耿耿于怀,不如共同努力,将3所母校的优良传统发扬光大,让新母校的明天因你们而自豪? :rahrah:

          说不定2018/19年的总统奖学金得主就出自于new JC门下! :imanangel:

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            sinoboy
            last edited by

            jetsetter:

            http://www.dunmanhigh.moe.edu.sg/about-dhs/school-history/school-history-2000s/

            众志成城,团结一致的精神非常重要:)

            与其耿耿于怀,不如共同努力,将3所母校的优良传统发扬光大,让新母校的明天因你们而自豪? :rahrah:

            说不定2018/19年的总统奖学金得主就出自于new JC门下! :imanangel:
            Dunman had a high calibre principal then. That is one major factor to have the stellar results. High cutoff point means students quality might be better from the start. Whereas this new JC a lot of students might just be looking to skip the stressful O level exams and they are happy already. :siam:

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              Dreamgear
              last edited by

              sinoboy:
              jetsetter:


              http://www.dunmanhigh.moe.edu.sg/about-dhs/school-history/school-history-2000s/

              众志成城,团结一致的精神非常重要:)

              与其耿耿于怀,不如共同努力,将3所母校的优良传统发扬光大,让新母校的明天因你们而自豪? :rahrah:

              说不定2018/19年的总统奖学金得主就出自于new JC门下! :imanangel:

              Dunman had a high calibre principal then. That is one major factor to have the stellar results. High cutoff point means students quality might be better from the start. Whereas this new JC a lot of students might just be looking to skip the stressful O level exams and they are happy already. :siam:

              Basically saying nothing......

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                blurblob11
                last edited by

                sinoboy:
                jetsetter:


                http://www.dunmanhigh.moe.edu.sg/about-dhs/school-history/school-history-2000s/

                众志成城,团结一致的精神非常重要:)

                与其耿耿于怀,不如共同努力,将3所母校的优良传统发扬光大,让新母校的明天因你们而自豪? :rahrah:

                说不定2018/19年的总统奖学金得主就出自于new JC门下! :imanangel:

                Dunman had a high calibre principal then. That is one major factor to have the stellar results. High cutoff point means students quality might be better from the start. Whereas this new JC a lot of students might just be looking to skip the stressful O level exams and they are happy already. :siam:

                Ayoh!! Ah boy ah! :spank:
                童年无忌。。。。

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                  sinoboy
                  last edited by

                  Dreamgear:


                  Basically saying nothing......
                  ...is impossible. But 不要好高骛远. :siam:

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                    cherryc
                    last edited by

                    sinoboy:
                    jetsetter:


                    http://www.dunmanhigh.moe.edu.sg/about-dhs/school-history/school-history-2000s/

                    众志成城,团结一致的精神非常重要:)

                    与其耿耿于怀,不如共同努力,将3所母校的优良传统发扬光大,让新母校的明天因你们而自豪? :rahrah:

                    说不定2018/19年的总统奖学金得主就出自于new JC门下! :imanangel:

                    Dunman had a high calibre principal then. That is one major factor to have the stellar results. High cutoff point means students quality might be better from the start. Whereas this new JC a lot of students might just be looking to skip the stressful O level exams and they are happy already. :siam:


                    The difference could be one group was told of the move before they applied and went in with open eyes and the other group went in thinking of the promised sites so please dont anyhow jump to conclusion. If everything is transparent and reasonable , I don't think people would resort to petition like the fernvale case.

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                      mashy
                      last edited by

                      sinoboy:
                      jetsetter:


                      http://www.dunmanhigh.moe.edu.sg/about-dhs/school-history/school-history-2000s/

                      众志成城,团结一致的精神非常重要:)

                      与其耿耿于怀,不如共同努力,将3所母校的优良传统发扬光大,让新母校的明天因你们而自豪? :rahrah:

                      说不定2018/19年的总统奖学金得主就出自于new JC门下! :imanangel:

                      Dunman had a high calibre principal then. That is one major factor to have the stellar results. High cutoff point means students quality might be better from the start. Whereas this new JC a lot of students might just be looking to skip the stressful O level exams and they are happy already. :siam:


                      U mean the cutoff for the new ip prog is low? Oh pls...

                      It's not even easy to get into their o level track. Looks like there are plenty of parents here who don't believe in their children's ability and that extra traveling time will make them do worse. The new strawberry generation is born.

                      Once u get to JC, it doesn't matter who is the principal. Whether u get the As or Fs aren't because of the principal.

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                        phtthp
                        last edited by

                        mashy:

                        U mean the cutoff for the new ip prog is low? Oh pls...

                        It's not even easy to get into their o level track. Looks like there are plenty of parents here who don't believe in their children's ability and that extra traveling time will make them do worse. The new strawberry generation is born.

                        Once u get to JC, it doesn't matter who is the principal. Whether u get the As or Fs aren't because of the principal. .
                        How can you say Principal of a Junior College not important ?

                        P very important !
                        if P weak : the staff Teachers see P as weak, adopt a \"bo chap\" teaching attitude, who suffer in the end ?
                        will be the students

                        but if P is strong : able to provide good leadership at the helm, teaching staff dare not anyhow \"bo chap\", teachers walk the extra mile to teach students, students benefit from good quality teaching staff, produce better \"A\" level results

                        real life example
                        count the number of Junior Colleges, we have in Sg
                        we have quite a lot
                        but why only a few JCs always produce good A level results,
                        the rest of the JCs ? some JC students after A level, can't even enter university
                        what is the reason ?
                        part of the reason is because of the Principal leadership

                        whether students get \"A\" or \"F\", depend on a few factors :-
                        - depend on quality of the student himself / herself,
                        - depend on the quality of subject Tr teaching the subject,
                        - depend on the Principal provide leadership, at the Top
                        eg: is the P able to motivate her staff well ?

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