CHIJ Our Lady Queen of Peace
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every batch different, in terms of number of children born
if u have to ballot in Phase 2C : u have a choice.
either choose another school that doesnβt need to ballot in Phase 2C, or proceed to ballot in 2C but prepare a back up school in Phase 2C Supp -
Arahawak:
Hi my daughter is due for registration soon. Am thinking of enrolling her to this school. Does any of the parents here know if OLQP has offerings of after school care services? Both of us are working so might be an issue picking her after her school hours.
Yes,Arahawak, It's at St. Joseph's Church, which is directly opposite the school.
For specifics, you can call the school's general office at 6769 1529 -
harvardalum:
Thank you harvardalum. this makes my decision so much easier. I guess i will brave the heart attack in 2-3 weeks time.Arahawak:
Hi my daughter is due for registration soon. Am thinking of enrolling her to this school. Does any of the parents here know if OLQP has offerings of after school care services? Both of us are working so might be an issue picking her after her school hours.
Yes,Arahawak, It's at St. Joseph's Church, which is directly opposite the school.
For specifics, you can call the school's general office at 6769 1529
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You're most welcome, Arahawak
And I totally hear you! Went through that last year myself. I don't know about others, but I'm happy with the school. Very nurturing teachers. My little one loves going to school so I know I made the right decision.
All The Best! -
harvardalum:
Thanks! will see in about 2-3 weeks time if i have a heart attack/burn or not. LOLYou're most welcome, Arahawak
And I totally hear you! Went through that last year myself. I don't know about others, but I'm happy with the school. Very nurturing teachers. My little one loves going to school so I know I made the right decision.
All The Best!
I heard abit about OLQP and I like what i hear. I came from an all boys school, De La Salle then SJI. Initially wanted to enroll my daughter there, but there is no girls or co-ed affiliation to Sec school so that does not really work for me. Maybe I am thinking too far ahead.
I have always wanted my daughter to be in an IJ school thou. -
Arahawak:
Let's hope it's neither
Thanks! will see in about 2-3 weeks time if i have a heart attack/burn or not. LOLharvardalum:
You're most welcome, Arahawak
And I totally hear you! Went through that last year myself. I don't know about others, but I'm happy with the school. Very nurturing teachers. My little one loves going to school so I know I made the right decision.
All The Best!
I heard abit about OLQP and I like what i hear. I came from an all boys school, De La Salle then SJI. Initially wanted to enroll my daughter there, but there is no girls or co-ed affiliation to Sec school so that does not really work for me. Maybe I am thinking too far ahead.
I have always wanted my daughter to be in an IJ school thou.
Yeah, initially, I was struggling between RGPS, which is within walking distance from my house and OLQP, which is my alma mater.
I picked OLQP in the end for very specific reasons.
What I especially love about it, is the fact that school starts at 8am
They also have this program called the IJ Young Lady Program whereby they teach the girls social ettiquette, style and confidence. I love that! -
harvardalum:
Let's hope it's neither
Thanks! will see in about 2-3 weeks time if i have a heart attack/burn or not. LOLArahawak:
[quote=\"harvardalum\"]You're most welcome, Arahawak
And I totally hear you! Went through that last year myself. I don't know about others, but I'm happy with the school. Very nurturing teachers. My little one loves going to school so I know I made the right decision.
All The Best!
I heard abit about OLQP and I like what i hear. I came from an all boys school, De La Salle then SJI. Initially wanted to enroll my daughter there, but there is no girls or co-ed affiliation to Sec school so that does not really work for me. Maybe I am thinking too far ahead.
I have always wanted my daughter to be in an IJ school thou.
Yeah, initially, I was struggling between RGPS, which is within walking distance from my house and OLQP, which is my alma mater.
I picked OLQP in the end for very specific reasons.
What I especially love about it, is the fact that school starts at 8am
They also have this program called the IJ Young Lady Program whereby they teach the girls social ettiquette, style and confidence. I love that![/quote]Sorry.. RGPS refers to Raffles Girls Primary? -
Oops, sorry! Yes, Raffles Girls Primary.
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harvardalum:
Oops, sorry! Yes, Raffles Girls Primary.
Wow. Wouldn't RGPS be the natural choice?
I would have assumed that you have thought about the curriculum in RGPS versus OLQP before you made your decision?
Back tracking, you mentioned that OLQP is your alma mater, that would meant that you had enroll your girl through Phase 2B? -
Arahawak:
It was, or so I'd thought. The convenience! But after speaking with several people in the know and having a clearer understanding of the school culture, I decided on OLQP. The curriculum was only a minor consideration. It's a great school, I'm sure. I suppose what I look for in a school is a little different from others.harvardalum:
Oops, sorry! Yes, Raffles Girls Primary.
Wow. Wouldn't RGPS be the natural choice?
I would have assumed that you have thought about the curriculum in RGPS versus OLQP before you made your decision?
Back tracking, you mentioned that OLQP is your alma mater, that would meant that you had enroll your girl through Phase 2B?
We came under Phase 2A2. I was advised that my daughter would fall under Phase 3 because she is a US citizen. I went to ICA immediately and applied for Singapore Citizenship by Descent for her. We were very lucky to get it right before the start of the application by phases. So very lucky!
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