St. Joseph's Institution

[emoh]

raisintan:

Can someone share how big is the cohort in year 5/ 6? Also, what's the proportion of girls and boys in these 2 years?

According to this article is 275 for 2017 JC1

February: Terra Nova: Exploring the New Lands of SJI
By Audrey Tung (JC106)

On 3 February, 275 Junior College One (JC1) students came together for the very first time and were tasked to explore their new territories on S‐J‐Island. It was not long before new friendships were forged and laughter shared amongst them as they began their exploration as one family.

Orientation started off on a high note with the Josephian Challenge, where the new Josephians explored their new home and learned what is expected of them in the SJI family. A vital programme of the orientation was the heritage trail: the JC1s returned to the original SJI campus situated at Bras Basah Road (now known as the Singapore Art Museum). They learned about the vision and mission of De La Salle and his Brothers. At the same time, it reminded them of their responsibility to pass on the passion of De La Salle.

The camaraderie amongst the JC1s was further strengthened as they bonded over mass games and amazing race. They had to complete various stations all over Singapore, ranging from Sentosa to Gardens by the Bay and the National Stadium. Decoding clues and maneuvering around allowed them to form priceless memories and allowed each other’s strengths to be showcased.

Not only did the JC1s spend quality time with their tutor groups, they also bonded with their respective houses – Fintan, Lawrance, Marcian and Michael through house games. From playing capture the flag to a tug of war, the house spirit was at its highest.

The orientation ended with a blast at the Campfire. As the campfire was lit, the green flames are symbolic of the burning SJI spirit ignited in the hearts of the JC1s through the orientation. As they sang St. Joseph's Call with gusto, a homely feeling warmed everyone's hearts.

Welcome to the SJI family, JC 1s! Ora et Labora!

http://www.sji.edu.sg/news-and-events/news-highlights/2017

[NotEducatedMan]

Any idea what’s is the breakdown of the intake for JC1 next year?


From existing IP - approx. 150?
From JAE - approx. 110?
Total - approx. 260?

[emoh]

NotEducatedMan:

Any idea what's is the breakdown of the intake for JC1 next year?


From existing IP - approx. 150?
From JAE - approx. 110?
Total - approx. 260?

Maybe the numbers are now higher with the merging of JCs.

The numbers you got seems to be from:

http://www.sji.edu.sg/shared/academic-programmes/sji-integrated-programme/frequently-asked-questions/ip-intake

11. What will be the JC 1 intake?

From 2013 to 2016, there will be an initial intake of 80 students (from SJI O-level track and other secondary schools) at JC 1 based on the merit of their O-level examination results. For 2016, the 80 students will be joining the existing 60 IP students moving up into JC 1. From 2017 onwards, in addition to the about 150 existing IP students moving up into JC 1, there will be an intake of around 110 students (from SJI O-level track and other secondary schools) based on the merit of their O-level examination results.

[NotEducatedMan]

emoh:

NotEducatedMan:

Any idea what's is the breakdown of the intake for JC1 next year?


From existing IP - approx. 150?
From JAE - approx. 110?
Total - approx. 260?

Maybe the numbers are now higher with the merging of JCs.

The numbers you got seems to be from:

http://www.sji.edu.sg/shared/academic-programmes/sji-integrated-programme/frequently-asked-questions/ip-intake

11. What will be the JC 1 intake?

From 2013 to 2016, there will be an initial intake of 80 students (from SJI O-level track and other secondary schools) at JC 1 based on the merit of their O-level examination results. For 2016, the 80 students will be joining the existing 60 IP students moving up into JC 1. From 2017 onwards, in addition to the about 150 existing IP students moving up into JC 1, there will be an intake of around 110 students (from SJI O-level track and other secondary schools) based on the merit of their O-level examination results.

Yes! I got the information from there.
But then again, I wonder if the JCs actually take the instruction from MOE or decide by themselves as to how many % to increase for their own intake.

[S_Mummy]

Dear Parents

Can the boys buy their school uniforms at the school after registration, on 22 December, or should we purchase from the vendors provided in SJI website?

[emoh]

S_Mummy:

Dear Parents

Can the boys buy their school uniforms at the school after registration, on 22 December, or should we purchase from the vendors provided in SJI website?

I think either way is possible

[S_Mummy]

emoh:

S_Mummy:

Dear Parents

Can the boys buy their school uniforms at the school after registration, on 22 December, or should we purchase from the vendors provided in SJI website?

I think either way is possible

Noted.
Thank you, emoh.

[usaik]

NotEducatedMan:

emoh:

[quote=\"NotEducatedMan\"]Any idea what's is the breakdown of the intake for JC1 next year?


From existing IP - approx. 150?
From JAE - approx. 110?
Total - approx. 260?

Maybe the numbers are now higher with the merging of JCs.

The numbers you got seems to be from:

http://www.sji.edu.sg/shared/academic-programmes/sji-integrated-programme/frequently-asked-questions/ip-intake

11. What will be the JC 1 intake?

From 2013 to 2016, there will be an initial intake of 80 students (from SJI O-level track and other secondary schools) at JC 1 based on the merit of their O-level examination results. For 2016, the 80 students will be joining the existing 60 IP students moving up into JC 1. From 2017 onwards, in addition to the about 150 existing IP students moving up into JC 1, there will be an intake of around 110 students (from SJI O-level track and other secondary schools) based on the merit of their O-level examination results.

Yes! I got the information from there.
But then again, I wonder if the JCs actually take the instruction from MOE or decide by themselves as to how many % to increase for their own intake.[/quote]My guess is that there would be some consultation/agreement between the JCs and MOE on the number of intake and that the number would have to be approved by MOE.

If I am not wrong, there are only 4 classes of IP (someone please help to correct me if possible) and each class has around 30 students and plus a small dropout rate, there may be lesser than 120 existing IP students moving up to JC1.

[notjs]

Do sji lockers use keys?

[jheng]

notjs:

Do sji lockers use keys?

My son use his own number combi lock.