Raffles Girls' Primary

[Fairytale]

Arranging for carpool in jurong west to RGPS in 2017

Anyone interested?

[Go to school]

Any student care near RGPS? Or which SCC do RGPS girls go to?

[dardar63]

Go to school:

Any student care near RGPS? Or which SCC do RGPS girls go to?

This is the one relatively near to RGPS

http://www.outofthebox.com.sg/student-c ... ramme.html

RGPS is starting the student care within the school soon. You may be briefed during orientation.

[phtthp]

dardar63:

Go to school:

Any student care near RGPS? Or which SCC do RGPS girls go to?

This is the one relatively near to RGPS

http://www.outofthebox.com.sg/student-c ... ramme.html

RGPS is starting the student care within the school soon. You may be briefed during orientation.

The much long, awaited in-house Student Care centre (SCC) built inside Rgps school compound premises, arriving next year (2017) ?
Many Rgps parents rejoice !
A number of P3 parents are awaiting eagerly, for it.

depend on what is the maximum intake our in-house SCC can absorb.
In the event of overwhelming demand exceeding available seats, how they going to allocate ?

[Go to school]

I'm just wondering why no SCC nearby RGPS? In-house SCC will be only take in 30-50 students. And I heard that priority gives to low-income family ( I really doubt there is low-income families for RGPS girls :idea: )


Maybe someone can consider to open a SCC nearby......

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dardar63:

[quote=\"Go to school\"]Any student care near RGPS? Or which SCC do RGPS girls go to?

This is the one relatively near to RGPS

http://www.outofthebox.com.sg/student-c ... ramme.html

RGPS is starting the student care within the school soon. You may be briefed during orientation.

The much long, awaited in-house Student Care centre (SCC) built inside Rgps school compound premises, arriving next year (2017) ?
Many Rgps parents rejoice !
A number of P3 parents are awaiting eagerly, for it.

depend on what is the maximum intake our in-house SCC can absorb.
In the event of overwhelming demand exceeding available seats, how they going to allocate ?[/quote]

[phtthp]

any new parents, with daughters joining 2017 P1 intake (born 2010) ?

Welcome to Rgps

anyone > 2 km, balloted successfully under Phase 2C, into Rgps ?

[pongplt]

Yes, my DD will be joining RGPS next year. Looking to learn from all of you here!

[jindal03]

My Daughter Also joining RGPS next year.

[faithjoy]

My girl’s joining RGPS next year too! Hope to meet fellow parents here…

[phtthp]

Go to school:

I'm just wondering why no SCC nearby RGPS? In-house SCC will be only take in 30-50 students.


And I heard that priority gives to low-income family ( I really doubt there is low-income families for RGPS girls :idea: )

Students in Rgps come from diversified income background, as students entered by the various Phases : ranging from Phase 1 (sibling), through Phase 2A (ex-students), through Phase 2B (Parent Volunteers), & Phase 2C (nearby residents, staying less than 1 km).

by the end of Phase 2C -
Rgps is full-house, all seats snapped up, via balloting.
Phase 2C Supplementary, is thus not applicable

Diversified, because Rgps was established on 4 March, 1844.
Today is 2016 ==> Rgps is 172 years old. Have very thick, rich history.
(2016 - 1844 = 172)

history of Rgps
http://www.rafflesgirlspri.moe.edu.sg/about-us/history


For several generation & past decade(s), parents came from all walks of life.
We have children studying in Rgps, where they come from wealthy, royal-blood aristocratic kingship family, from neighbouring countries.

We also have children from rich, privileged families, whose parents are distinguished, reknown Doctors working in the Medical, health Sciences industry.

In a recent past year -
the P6 Head prefect of Rgps ( GEP pupil) :
was the daughter of a famous, Reknown brave, courageous Doctor hero from Tan Tock Seng Hospital, who in the course of fighting SARS break-out back then years ago, sacrificed his life.

And her grand-father too, happen to be a very famous & honored late Doctor, in the field of medical crime, post Mortem analysis.
This pupil has grown up, now in RGS Secondary / Raffles Institution.


We also have children, from average, middle-income families.

some children also grew up in poor families (1970s), with their fathers being the sole-bread earner feeding a family, & they are the pioneering batch of GEP students (1970s).
Today, they grew up became mothers, some working as Medical professionals, and they send their daughters back to Rgps alma mater, to study.

Rich, average or poor : doesn't matter, as the children enjoy studying together side by side one another, grow up together supporting & encouraging one another along the way, having fun.
Some form very strong bonding friendship buddies, choose to go to the same Secondary school together study up to GCE \"A\" level, & then enter university, together.


for parents (2017 P1 to P6 students) who Are interested to send their child to this new SCC (Student Care Centre), located within the school compound (Hillcrest), internally -
can check with them whether this SCC only provide basic simple \"nanny\" service, or also provide tuition service as well, for the various subjects.