CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' Secondary
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Do SNGS allow their IP students to switch over to the O level track at end of Sec 2 easily (readily), if an IP student / parent request for a Transfer ?
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No, unless cannot meet the promotion criteria.
My friend requested to switch over to the O level track for her daughter, rejected! -
Hi Parents, I am looking for car pool from Clementi Mrt area to school daily, anyone or any suggestions much appreciated! Even taking the first bus service will be late for school . :?: Thanks
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Hello, may I know what time does St Nick’s lessons start at? Thanks!
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730am
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Ksptan:
Hi Ksptan,
No, unless cannot meet the promotion criteria.X:
Do SNGS allow their IP students to switch over to the O level track at end of Sec 2 easily (readily), if an IP student / parent request for a Transfer ?
My friend requested to switch over to the O level track for her daughter, rejected!
Is your daughter in O level or in IP track, CHIJ St Nicholas Secondary ?
Heard from sources from the ground that, they want more students to goto Eunoia Junior College in Year (5 and 6), so even if there are some Sec 2 IP students who did very well at year-end IP results and wish to seek Transfer to the O level track, they won't be let go nor released that easily, from the IP programme / curriculum.
Not because these Sec 2 students at year-end exam didn't do well and hence want to seek Transfer to the O level track quickly to prepare for O level in Sec 3 (January, begining of a brand, new year). In fact, on the contrary, is directly the opposite. Some students request to seek Transfer to O level track on their own initiative themselves after discuss with parents at home, keen to sit for GCE O level, because heard that they prefer to goto some other Junior College, instead. And, why these students prefer to go other JC ... is also another question mark ?
Have u heard any news similar, of such nature / kind ? -
phtthp:
Hi Ksptan,
No, unless cannot meet the promotion criteria.Ksptan:
[quote=\"X\"]Do SNGS allow their IP students to switch over to the O level track at end of Sec 2 easily (readily), if an IP student / parent request for a Transfer ?
My friend requested to switch over to the O level track for her daughter, rejected!
Is your daughter in O level or in IP track, CHIJ St Nicholas Secondary ?
Heard from sources from the ground that, they want more students to goto Eunoia Junior College in Year (5 and 6), so even if there are some Sec 2 IP students who did very well at year-end IP results and wish to seek Transfer to the O level track, they won't be let go nor released that easily, from the IP programme / curriculum.
Not because these Sec 2 students at year-end exam didn't do well and hence want to seek Transfer to the O level track quickly to prepare for O level in Sec 3 (January, begining of a brand, new year). In fact, on the contrary, is directly the opposite. Some students request to seek Transfer to O level track on their own initiative themselves after discuss with parents at home, keen to sit for GCE O level, because heard that they prefer to goto some other Junior College, instead. And, why these students prefer to go other JC ... is also another question mark ?
Have u heard any news similar, of such nature / kind ?[/quote]Not my daughter. My friend's daughter, in IP stream.
That's true for the information that you'hv mentioned above.
They prefer to goto NYJC, seek to transfer to O level stream.
Even this year O level Sec 4 students, aiming for NYJC, not keen with EJC. -
This year (2017), born 2001 batch :-
How many Triple Science "O" level classes, did SNGS Secondary open ?
is it only just open one Triple Science class, or more ?
And which Sec 4 class is this (Triple Science) ?
Is it Sec 4 Charity ? -
My girl got 254 + 2 (hmt) … is she likely to get in the sch. Also. What time do the girls have to report to sch? tia
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School starts at 7.30am.
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Hi, may I know is there any school bus for the girls in the morning?
We live in Kallang but my daughter wants to go st nick very much...
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