Life after 2011 PSLE

[Snow Crystal]

MummySTay:

Snow Crystal, about how many students are there in a class in RGS and NYGH?

For each school, total cohort 450 divide by 13 classes...
The fees are much higher than non IP but class sizes are similar!
I heard that boys IP has lower number per class :mad:

[MummySTay]

Snow Crystal:

MummySTay:

Snow Crystal, about how many students are there in a class in RGS and NYGH?

For each school, total cohort 450 divide by 13 classes...
The fees are much higher than non IP but class sizes are similar!
I heard that boys IP has lower number per class :mad:

Thank you so much for the info, Snow Crystal.

That means about 34 to 35 girls per class.
Ah, well...
Look at the bright side...
At least it is slightly better than Pri; got about 40 to 42 per class.

[MummySTay]

vsk, thank you so much for sharing with us your experience at the Titanic exhibition. :hugs:

[Verysuperkiasu]

MummySTay:

vsk, thank you so much for sharing with us your experience at the Titanic exhibition. :hugs:

u r welcome!

[MummySTay]

Verysuperkiasu:

MummySTay:

vsk, thank you so much for sharing with us your experience at the Titanic exhibition. :hugs:

u r welcome!

The exhibition sounds really interesting. My kids want to go and experience for themselves after I shared with them with you've written.

So we'll be planning a trip to the museum next week.

Btw, were you one of the \"survivors\"?

[Verysuperkiasu]

MummySTay:

So we'll be planning a trip to the museum next week.

Btw, were you one of the \"survivors\"?

Oh, u should bring yr kids there. It has rich historical value. My children enjoyed reading the stories there.

Yes, both my kids' and mine are survivors. My DH's one unfortunately not. Actually I didn't bother to check mine - but my DD painstakingly looked through the list for me - found it on the survivor list. BTW, the fonts are pretty small hor - all squeezed together very hard to see.

But it was really enjoyable - if it's free - i really don't mind going again.

[MummySTay]

Verysuperkiasu:

MummySTay:

So we'll be planning a trip to the museum next week.

Btw, were you one of the \"survivors\"?

Oh, u should bring yr kids there. It has rich historical value. My children enjoyed reading the stories there.

Yes, both my kids' and mine are survivors. My DH's one unfortunately not. Actually I didn't bother to check mine - but my DD painstakingly looked through the list for me - found it on the survivor list. BTW, the fonts are pretty small hor - all squeezed together very hard to see.

But it was really enjoyable - if it's free - i really don't mind going again.

The ticket is priced at $25 each, right?

Perhaps can still go again, but not so soon...
Maybe when the memory is no longer fresh...

[MummySTay]

Congratulations, vsk, on your son getting a place in NUSH.

However, I think you'll be happier next Wednesday when your DS gets posted to RI. :evil:

(Do note that I wrote \"when\", not \"if\")

[Verysuperkiasu]

MummySTay:

Perhaps can still go again, but not so soon...
Maybe when the memory is no longer fresh...

I've to caution u. My dh paid adult $25 which includes the Cartier (watch) exhibition - we made this mistake bcos we're not interested to see watches. At the counter, u can check with the staff there - it should be $21 if u r not going to the Cartier exhibition. Child 12 and below is half price.

Also, if u have ocbc credit card, u will be entitiled to 20% discount.

Have fun!

[Verysuperkiasu]

MummySTay:

Congratulations, vsk, on your son getting a place in NUSH.

However, I think you'll be happier next Wednesday when your DS gets posted to RI. :evil:

(Do note that I wrote \"when\", not \"if\")

MummySTay - u r very positive. I wish I can be as positive as u. I hope u r right!!!