NUSHigh or RGS
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there is a season for everything.
no need to rush.
in God's perfect timing, Frog's daughter will excel !
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phtthp:
tadpole will always become a frog :evil: :evil:there is a season for everything.
no need to rush.
in God's perfect timing, Frog's daughter will excel ! -
verykiasu2010:
Frog's tadpole will become frog...others cannot tell....some become toads!!
tadpole will always become a frog :evil: :evil:phtthp:
there is a season for everything.
no need to rush.
in God's perfect timing, Frog's daughter will excel !
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tiggermum:
I think we should applaud our children for their risk-taking attitude and their independent mind. I know many kids choose schools based on where their circle of friends are going and which is viewed as more prestigious, so the fact that they have decided on NUSH despite what others have to say, shows a certain degree of maturity. Let's support them all the way![/quote]Thanks all for the encouragement ! I think DS is more brave than me to take the plunge ! Hope all that go to NUSHS will excel & enjoy their 6 years there ! :imcool:dagong99:
[quote=\"Frog\"]....well, my DD just keyed in NUSH, its her choice, and she is excited about going there next year, so support her decision.
Wow, that's great ! At least found someone that has the same passion as DS. He is going to choose NUSHS instead of HCI from his DSA Option and take on a route less travelled by all by putting NUSHS as his 1st choice. Hope he had made the right choice ! -
Frog:
Yes seeing her passion for maths, having got her GCSE O-level maths distinction while in P5, and her ability to keep up with A-level maths, its an opportunity for her to accelerate her learning at NUSH.
Wow, your DD taking A level maths now ? No wonder she wants to go NUSHS, probably in Year 1 she can take on NUS modules already, no need to waste time, wonderful, it will be a pity if she goes elsewhere. -
hi Frog,
curious, dun mind me asking … your daughter from which primary school ?
hi dagong99,
can i ask same qn … your son from which school ? -
phtthp:
oh, mine is a so-called \"better\" neighbour school in Bt Panjang, mainstream, no GEP,hi Frog,
curious, dun mind me asking ... your daughter from which primary school ?
hi dagong99,
can i ask same qn ... your son from which school ? just that my DS has this passion for Maths, yesterday he spent the whole day solving a Maths question in Maths Oasis magazine ... too bad, can't solve it, maybe Frong's DD can help
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why not pose the Maths question here ?
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phtthp:
why not pose the Maths question here ?
OK, shall ask DS when he gets home ... -
My DD probably got her Maths gene from her mom, she’s the one who prepared her for the GCSE Os…all within 10 month. My DW stop work to ‘home-schooled’ them till they entered P1, and they continued their Primary educ without outside tuition. I don’t think my DD’s school contributed much to her maths though. Most primary schools just cover the basic and expect students to look for help elsewhere when they cannot cope. My DW only begin to give tuition to supplement our income when the Children were more stable in school. Guess she is now helping other kids to cope with their school works as well…she’s doing well in this as she’s got a waiting list of students.
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