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    Victoria School

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      turquoise
      last edited by

      MdmKS:
      James Ang:

      Indeed breaking news;


      I think VJC going IP in sec 1 is effectively closing all doors to Express/Special Stream students' dream of going into a Top 5 JC. Imagine the VS, Anglican High, Cedar, TKGS, TK Sec, Maris Stella, Xinmin, Anderson students' hopes are all dashed when NJC and now VJC goes IP.

      Why? they can still join them at year 3 wat . They could also join them after 'o' level .

      I think they're doing away with intakes at Yr 3. At least for NJC. This is the last year they'll conduct intakes at Yr 3. From next year, it'll only be at Yr 1 and Yr 5.

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        Jennifer
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        James Ang:
        Indeed breaking news;


        I think VJC going IP in sec 1 is effectively closing all doors to Express/Special Stream students' dream of going into a Top 5 JC. Imagine the VS, Anglican High, Cedar, TKGS, TK Sec, Maris Stella, Xinmin, Anderson students' hopes are all dashed when NJC and now VJC goes IP.
        indeed

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          James Ang
          last edited by

          Jennifer:
          James Ang:

          Indeed breaking news;


          I think VJC going IP in sec 1 is effectively closing all doors to Express/Special Stream students' dream of going into a Top 5 JC. Imagine the VS, Anglican High, Cedar, TKGS, TK Sec, Maris Stella, Xinmin, Anderson students' hopes are all dashed when NJC and now VJC goes IP.

          indeed

          PSLE becomes more important, PSLE is the \"new O levels\" which dishes out top JC postings, and PSLE will get more competitive and important than ever.

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            lalala
            last edited by

            so what do you guys think of VS? :?: my son is thinking of a good secondary school to go to.

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              happymum8
              last edited by

              Hello lalala,


              My son got 25+ for his PSLE and he wanted to try the schools like NJC, ACSI and VS.

              We realised that both NJC and ACSI did not suit the needs of my son. So, we decided to opt for VS. After my son enrolled in VS, his studies have been quite good, like top 5 in the class.

              He has a wider social circle than before as all his friends gets along well with him. He did not used to like sports and had no stamina before, but after enrolling in VS, he managed to get a silver in his NAPFA test after training.

              VS is also very strong in the Arts. For this year’s SYF (Singapore Youth Festival) almost all the performing groups got a gold. It was a great achievement!

              For sports, VS was the ONLY school to have won both Gold medals for ‘B’ Division and ‘C’ Division more than 3 times.

              But most importantly, VS has an extremely strong bond with each other as a school. You may wonder why I say so. After the EMD (Evening of Music and Drama), all the people performing there sang the VS anthem and sang the VS cheer. The boys were like in a trance when they were singing the cheer. It was a very touching moment to see as everyone(including Victorians who were audiences) came in and sang together.

              Victoria School is ‘Always Something More’.

              The school is all-rounded in areas such as Academic, Sports and the Arts. The boys come from all walks of life. However, most of them are cheerful, confident, presentable and athletic.

              VS shapes everyone to be a Gentleman, Professional and a Sportsman.

              That is why I enrolled my son into the school and I have never regretted making this decision.

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                heutistmeintag
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                happymum8:
                ...

                The boys were like in a trance when they were singing the cheer.

                It was a very touching moment to see as everyone(including Victorians who were audiences) came in and sang together.
                .
                😎 😎 😎 Victorians' bonding! 😎 😎 😎

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                  kuzco
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                  I had my heart set on my son going to VS after his PSLE. However, he has other ideas and wants to go to the school that he DSA’d for. VS has all along appealed me to because of its strong bonding among the students and an all-rounder in academic ability and sporting culture. When is Victoria’s Open House? I think it would be good to attend to get a feel of the school.

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                    happymum8
                    last edited by

                    The open house will be in November.


                    Once I have the exact date, I will post it.

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                    • L Offline
                      lalala
                      last edited by

                      My son is also thinking about VS,ACS(I),NJC and SST. ACS(I) is too much of a branded school with all the rich kids going there. VS seems perfect for my son as it is not too stressful and the school seems fun and vibrant just like VJC. I just heard that VS is not affiliated to VJC this year. Is that true? Because my son wants to get into VJC and having an affiliation makes the job easier

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                        James Ang
                        last edited by

                        happymum8:
                        Hello lalala,


                        My son got 25+ for his PSLE and he wanted to try the schools like NJC, ACSI and VS.

                        We realised that both NJC and ACSI did not suit the needs of my son. So, we decided to opt for VS. After my son enrolled in VS, his studies have been quite good, like top 5 in the class.

                        He has a wider social circle than before as all his friends gets along well with him. He did not used to like sports and had no stamina before, but after enrolling in VS, he managed to get a silver in his NAPFA test after training.

                        VS is also very strong in the Arts. For this year's SYF (Singapore Youth Festival) almost all the performing groups got a gold. It was a great achievement!

                        For sports, VS was the ONLY school to have won both Gold medals for 'B' Division and 'C' Division more than 3 times.

                        But most importantly, VS has an extremely strong bond with each other as a school. You may wonder why I say so. After the EMD (Evening of Music and Drama), all the people performing there sang the VS anthem and sang the VS cheer. The boys were like in a trance when they were singing the cheer. It was a very touching moment to see as everyone(including Victorians who were audiences) came in and sang together.

                        Victoria School is 'Always Something More'.

                        The school is all-rounded in areas such as Academic, Sports and the Arts. The boys come from all walks of life. However, most of them are cheerful, confident, presentable and athletic.

                        VS shapes everyone to be a Gentleman, Professional and a Sportsman.

                        That is why I enrolled my son into the school and I have never regretted making this decision.
                        VS is a good school. I have observed that up till now, VS boys still call their male teachers \"Sir\", something which I didn't expect other school students to do. I remember that I greet every teacher in VS when I was a student there years ago. And VS students trust VS students.

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