Daddy Gecko
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OK thanks Gecko!
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KSP :welcome: you to KSP
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Hi Daddy Gecko,
How are you doing?
Say, there is a \"Marymount Kindergarten\" thread over at the \"Pre-school\" section. Why not share with us your experience there and also help to answer some of the parents' questions?
My son just started Nursery at MMK and so far, so good.
I have one question, I notice there are 4 Nursery classes but just 3 K1 and 3 K2 classes. Does it mean demand for K1 classes drop after Nursery? Why do you think this is so?
Happy New Year!
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DesertWind:
It may mean that the class size is bigger for the older kids in K1/K2. If not mistaken, the toddler, N1/N2 class sizes are usually smaller so that the teachers can give better care and attention to the younger ones.Hi Daddy Gecko,
How are you doing?
Say, there is a \"Marymount Kindergarten\" thread over at the \"Pre-school\" section. Why not share with us your experience there and also help to answer some of the parents' questions?
My son just started Nursery at MMK and so far, so good.
I have one question, I notice there are 4 Nursery classes but just 3 K1 and 3 K2 classes. Does it mean demand for K1 classes drop after Nursery? Why do you think this is so?
Happy New Year!
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So, it may be a case where the 4N classes are merged into 3K classes.
JMO
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schweppes:
It may mean that the class size is bigger for the older kids in K1/K2. If not mistaken, the toddler, N1/N2 class sizes are usually smaller so that the teachers can give better care and attention to the younger ones. So, it may be a case where the 4N classes are merged into 3K classes. JMO
OIC, this makes sense, thanks, schweppes!
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Yes, that is correct.
Class size goes up.
I think its 15 per class at pre-nursery, 20 at nursery, 30 at K1 & K2.
It allows kids to come in at Nursery and at K1, even if they didn't come in at pre-nursery.
The reason why I didn't share my experiencesat the \"pre-school\" section is .... I didn't really look and didn't realise that Ithere was one.
Gecko
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