Nanyang Girls' High School [*IP]

[juxta]

BigDevil:

During one NYGH open house, I vaguely remembered seeing students

purchasing food at the canteen using some kind of coupon/ticket?

Could someone please elaborate on how that work?

Hello! I think it's a special system for open house, because we just use money to buy food

[stayhappy]

You can try these bus transport services which was given during registration day :


67847912
96943119 Jenny
97418830 Chan Hian Cheow

Hope this helps[/quote]

Hi, may I know if this is the only school bus service provider for NYGH? If there are other school bus services, would greatly appreciate having the information. Thanks a million!![/quote]

These were given to me on a card so these are the providers that I am aware of.[/quote]


Thanks a lot. Apparently they are under one provider. I call Mr Chan yesterday. He passed the call to Jenny who told me all school bus seats from Tampines to NYGH were taken up. Guess I was late. Have to plan alternative options to school now.

Thanks again.

[BigDevil]

Sunshinedragon:

Hi BigDevil,


We tried the downtown line yesterday too.
We alighted at Tan Kah Kee station and there's a bus stop there, take any bus from there, then alight at second bus stop, outside HCI, cross the overhead bridge. No junction, very convenient.

Perhaps you can have a try at this route, the free travel is up til 1st Jan.
From Pasir Ris to NYGH, our estimated time is 1 hr 5 mins.
I think it's quite convenient with the downtown line.

Hmm...that's a good idea too.

We still have a son whom we need to send to NYPS in the morning.
So likelihood is to drop DD off along Coronation Road, and she can
catch a bus outside Coronation Plaza and alight opp NJC.

[BigDevil]

juxta:

BigDevil:

During one NYGH open house, I vaguely remembered seeing students

purchasing food at the canteen using some kind of coupon/ticket?

Could someone please elaborate on how that work?

Hello! I think it's a special system for open house, because we just use money to buy food

Oh ok...thought it's a regular thing.

On average, how much does your daughter spend on meals per day?

[Song22]

My niece from NJC took a direct bus (i think is 74) from Hougang and it usually took her around 45 minute, she said it is the best way if the bus stop is within walking distance.

[Pattyhong]

BigDevil:

Pattyhong:

Any one can tell me, my daughter live in sengkang(near MRT), what is best way to go NYGH every morning?school bus?MRT to sixth avenue? Or MRT botanic garden then bus?

I tried the route planner
http://www.transitlink.com.sg/eservice/how2go/h2g.php
and got the following options.

1) Bus 156 - direct bus to NYGH...but estimated travelling time is 1h 36m!!

2) Sengkang MRT - switch to Circle Line at Serangoon - Botanic Garden
Transfer to Bus 66/67/151/154/156/170/171 and
alight at the stop opposite NJC.
Estimated travelling time 53mins

A third alternative is of course to switch train at Botanic Garden
to travel to Sixth Avenue.

We took advantage of the free travel yesterday and did a dry run. It took us
12-13 mins to walk from 6th Avenue station to NYGH, and having to cross
3 junctions. So I would think option 2, taking a bus from Botanic Garden,
is a better choice.

Hi, big devil, :thankyou: i did same as you yesterday. option2 is best way, i hope no trafic jam along bukit timah during morning.

[DoDo Bird]

You can try SengKang MRT - switch to DownTown Line 2 at Little India - Tan Kah Kee station…

[php]

Our nearest station is Beauty World…but seem that taking bus is a lot easier in getting to NYGH…

[BigDevil]

Agree that taking bus is easier.


The nearest MRT station is nearly 1km away,
whereas the bus stop is just outside/opposite the side gate.

[BigDevil]

Do the girls need to bring laptop to school?


Deciding whether to buy an ultra book or just a regular one.