CHIJ St Nicholas Girls'

[MommyNgoi]

Thank you for your reply!

[phtthp]

arielina:

Thanks Crester!


I'm also worried about the transport as we stay in Sembawang.

Any idea if the school bus comes here?
How about any in school student care service or nearby ones and what time they operate till?

Appreciate any kind advice!

You can contact CHIJ Village Student care centre (for P1 to P6 students), at telephone 6459-4801.

Think they had increased the student care fees last time ($ 280) to currently around $ 350 or slightly more, per month.

May contact school bus operator (Anna and her drivers' team) : what time school bus fetch kids, from Sembawang ?
http://chijstnicholasgirls.moe.edu.sg/primary/primary-info-hub/bus-services

Alternatively -
There are also some parents at CHIJ St Nicholas primary : that do not place their daughters directly into CHIJ Village Student care centre.

Instead, these parents placed their girls into another Student care centre, that are much nearer / closer to their home, wherever they stay : & thus, more convenient for them to up pick their girls, after work. This is another method, being practiced, in St Nick.

That means after school dismissed at 1.50 pm, their daughters board school bus : not go home, but go to the Student care centre, that is much closer to their home, nearby.

(not Crestar)

[phtthp]

MommyNgoi:

Hi, I'm super new to this forum. And yes, I joined as my daughter just got registered for 2018! Appreciate any guidance as I'm so blur trying to navigate this site.


We live around Katong at Amber Gardens. Any suggestion on the best way to settle the logistics, without us having to move? I heard about Schoolber, in the event no bus comes here.

Appreciate any advice from experienced parents.

Thank you!

Hi Mommy Ngoi,

Alternatively, if the school bus goto Katong around 5.40 am so early to fetch your daughter, another way out is :-

If your husband or you happen to drive past Ang Mo Kio on your way to work everyday, you can drop off your daughter in school in the morning, then let her return home in the afternoon, by school bus. That is, one way only.

This is quite common, in St Nick.

There are parents who practise one way home, by school bus. In the morning, they drop off their dsughters, on their way to work.

Example

My friend's daughter stay in Sengkang. She said school bus come around ... 6 am. She said \"Ridiculous, so early ! How to wake up, so early ? \" So, she prefer to drive, & send her daughter to school Mon-Fri, come rain or shine.

However, even though her daughter take school bus one way home, after school -
There is not much difference, in terms of the school bus fees charged per month, even though is only 1 way.

[ShizukaS]

Hi all!


I’m new to the forum too. My daughter will be going to P1 in St Nicks next year.

I look forward to navigating this journey with everybody’s kind advice!

Cheers,
Ally

[arielina]

Hi Phtthp,

Thanks so much for all the patience and good advice! Have a better understanding now to make decisions

[dindonbell]

Hi all

My daughter is going 4 this year and we are keen to enrol her in sngs. Understand that the PV application for her cohort will be open this year. Any experienced parents can advise more on this? I checked the sch website but didn’t see anything on PV application. Thanks!

[dindonbell]

Hi all

My daughter is going 4 this year and we are keen to enrol her in sngs. Understand that the PV application for her cohort will be open this year. Any experienced parents can advise more on this? I checked the sch website but didn’t see anything on PV application. Thanks!

[dindonbell]

Hi all

My daughter is going 4 this year and we are keen to enrol her in sngs. Understand that the PV application for her cohort will be open this year. Any experienced parents can advise more on this? I checked the sch website but didn’t see anything on PV application. Thanks!

[Tayuki03]

Hi! Does anyone have the link to the parent volunteer form for child born in 2013? Or is it not open yet? Appreciate your help! Thanks a lot!

[sher_yeo]

Hello mummies

Anyone knows how many PV does the school take in each batch? What is the ratio for PV, Catholics and GRC volunteers?

Thank you.