* National JC (NJC) - Senior High
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lazygal21\" post_id=\"2098053\" time=\"1676690563\" user_id=\"115005:
I think you should give your child and the school a chance. It would have been a joint decision when the school selection was submitted. Cannot push everything to the child. She must have good reasons when she opted for njc. So trust her.
i just feel that my daughter made a very bad decision on her part … -
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MOE has put a very senior Principal to head NJC. It is in good hands.
My DD met the COP for NYGH and MGS for her year but opted for another school with a lower COP. How things pan out depends a lot on the child. She enjoyed and grew a lot in character and maturity in sec school, beyond what we could have imagined. Kids who are motivated will find good company and peers to journey with in school even if not an absolute top school.
Give NJC some time and your daughter a chance to find her footing and opportunities to develop herself in the school. -
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lazygal21\" post_id=\"2098060\" time=\"1676692070\" user_id=\"115005:And yet
lazygal21\" post_id=\"2098060\" time=\"1676692070\" user_id=\"115005:[quote=lazygal21 post_id=2098060 time=1676692070 user_id=115005]i m gtg to give a call to nygh on mon and see if they have vacancy…
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lazygal, maybe discuss with her that you found notes and teachers are not up to your standard, show her the difference, ask what is her opinion on changing school? Is she comfortable with njc now? Does she want to change school even? 6 yrs, anything can happen, still too early to say this is a “bad” decision. I have seen the best remains the best wherever they go. The best you can do now, show her the difference, let her think about it, give her moral support on whatever decision she made, avoid stressing her too much. For me, I prefer my child make mistake or wrong decision now rather than later. Things are much easier to correct and mitigate the consequences, in this case you have the access to “better” resources. I’m sure MOE is watching this seriously as well. No need to worry too much
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she is comfortable in njc. and kids u know at that age r quite resistant to changes.after speaking to her, she feels abit regret on her decision, and says she will work harder in nj to compensate for the lack on the school part (if she is unable to trsf out)
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Chances are you talk to a random girl in nygh/rgs, she will probably also have grouses about the standard of teaching of certain teachers, useless notes etc etc…
The very on ones if they meet with such dismal teaching May band together and compile their own better notes. So one way to stay above all these is to be friends with very “on” classmates. When they all feel lost, they will think of a way. -
lazygal21\" post_id=\"2097971\" time=\"1676629012\" user_id=\"115005:
Quite sad though.. Expecting NJC to be on par with VJC since both school has the same cut-off points. But once again it has proven not the case, while VJC continued to perform well, NJC has gone from bad to worse over the last 3 years.
hi, saw that NJC A level results only 82.1 (medium). seems like it is dropping evey year. at the rate it is dropping, it is gtg to be at the bottom of the mid tier JC very soon. am very worried as my gal is in JH1 this year. and saw many bad comments on reddit about the teachers and notes esp for Bio, PW and GP. am seriously hating my daughter's choice of school when she can get into RGS or NYGH with her psle results
With the medium of 82.1, so I am not surprise the mean has fallen out of the 80 range. -
NotEducatedMan\" post_id=\"2098072\" time=\"1676694796\" user_id=\"98110:
For the past few recent years,
Quite sad though.. Expecting NJC to be on par with VJC since both school has the same cut-off points. But once again it has proven not the case, while VJC continued to perform well, NJC has gone from bad to worse over the last 3 years.
With the medium of 82.1, so I am not surprise the mean has fallen out of the 80 range.
Victoria JC has been fighting very hard, to stay afloat, within the Top 5 JCs.
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