CHIJ Family of Schools
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You might want to ask tactfully if your friends’ kids have learning difficulties and need extra help. At IJ TP, the weakest students are given extra and more attention from P1, sometimes outside of school hours, sometimes in parallel.
Or perhaps they are in a niche CCA and stay back for additional practice? Those who are school team material do practice every day, including weekends.
Whatever the case, you, as the parent, always have the option to turn down the offer for extra classes/additional practice if you believe it will not help your daughter. Most teachers will respect your decision. -
Thaks, beanstalk, for the reply. Errr...abit hard to ask my 'friend\" as she is currently my K1's DD's teacher! Happened to 'bump' into her and saw her kids in IJ uniform so quickly took the opportunity to ask her stuff

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beanstalk:
Hi Beanstalk,You might want to ask tactfully if your friends' kids have learning difficulties and need extra help. At IJ TP, the weakest students are given extra and more attention from P1, sometimes outside of school hours, sometimes in parallel.
Whatever the case, you, as the parent, always have the option to turn down the offer for extra classes/additional practice if you believe it will not help your daughter. Most teachers will respect your decision.
I realize teachers will request that weaker girls in IJ TP attend extra class after school hours from P1...they do pay attention to each and every girl and I'm appreciative of that little effort.
My daughter has been identified for Math/English remedial from Term 2...so she stays back every Friday till 330pm.
This school doesn't believe in letting girls drop to very poor levels before identifying them for remedial. -
jollygirl:
I'm going too!Hi,
My girl will be in P1 next year. I've been searching the internet and found out that CHIJ (Kellock) is having a Learning Fest cum Open House on 23 July 2011. Anyone interested to go?
Curious to find out what they have going on there...
:rahrah: Jollygirl
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janet_lee88:
The extra attention helps. Some kids need time, others just need things explained to them in a different way. A few have learning disabilities.Hi Beanstalk,
I realize teachers will request that weaker girls in IJ TP attend extra class after school hours from P1...they do pay attention to each and every girl and I'm appreciative of that little effort.
My daughter has been identified for Math/English remedial from Term 2...so she stays back every Friday till 330pm.
This school doesn't believe in letting girls drop to very poor levels before identifying them for remedial.
I know a girl at IJ TP with high-achieving parents and older siblings (probably part of her problem). She was identified at P1 for extra help and is now doing fine. -
Wow, school do start them young! P1 only and there's remedial lesson?
Am just wondering if the kiddos will be tired especially when they just started primary school? I guess IJ OLQP do the same too. I am sure if my gal do get in,she will be one of those staying back for maths! I am considering if I want to subject my gal to this situation...hmmmm
i want them to enjoy school as much as possible.
beanstalk:
The extra attention helps. Some kids need time, others just need things explained to them in a different way. A few have learning disabilities.janet_lee88:
Hi Beanstalk,
I realize teachers will request that weaker girls in IJ TP attend extra class after school hours from P1...they do pay attention to each and every girl and I'm appreciative of that little effort.
My daughter has been identified for Math/English remedial from Term 2...so she stays back every Friday till 330pm.
This school doesn't believe in letting girls drop to very poor levels before identifying them for remedial.
I know a girl at IJ TP with high-achieving parents and older siblings (probably part of her problem). She was identified at P1 for extra help and is now doing fine. -
My gals stay back 2-3 times per week for remedial, enrichment and also for the niche CCA prog. I can tell that they do enjoy the extra lessons…in fact, I know that some parents request to let their gals attend the extra remedial classes but are not granted. The teachers usu try to keep the class size small so that the weaker gals can get the necessary attentions.
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Hi,
Does anyone has any comments (positive/negative) about CHIJ Kellock? I’m staying 1-2km from this school. Thinking to gather more information about the school before deciding if I shd enrol my daughter there. Thank You -
bebe:
My gals stay back 2-3 times per week for remedial, enrichment and also for the niche CCA prog. I can tell that they do enjoy the extra lessons..in fact, I know that some parents request to let their gals attend the extra remedial classes but are not granted. The teachers usu try to keep the class size small so that the weaker gals can get the necessary attentions.
I am relieved my daughter has been identified for extra remedial...seems a little :yikes: to start remedial at P1, but grateful that IJ TP believes in giving that extra support early.
After the test in May, there was a revamp for Chinese. My daughter's class has just 16 (including her)...on top of that, she has remedial for CL every Thur. I've see an improvement.
She has Math & Eng remedial on Fridays. -
Pigtabbiit, I also intend to enroll my girl in this sch too. So far I know quite a number of teachers there also put their children in this sch. That mean must be good

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