Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) [*IP]
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Just to check, on the day of reporting, we were told to bring report book & EESIS letter, but eventually, none of these were submitted to the school. So just wondering if other gals oso face the same (ie) report book still with them? For that matter, do we still need to bring the report book or EESIS letter on 1st day of school?
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ms_lim:
:thankyou: jtoh. So malu, right? Somemore in front of my male colleague..
:congrats: You broke your heels! That's funny.jtoh:
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My dd is also successful in the appeal to RGS via S1 posting. :rahrah:
When I received the sms this noon, I jumped so high that I broke my heels. It was so embarrasing. :oops: Luckily, my colleague has a pair of shoes to spare me so that I can proceed to do the transfer.
I am so glad that there are so many senior girls to answer my questions in future, also not forgetting jtoh and other helpful parents. :hi5:
:rahrah: Welcome to RGS!
By the way, is it advisable to join PRGS? I am a working mum, thus not sure of the time commitment.[/quote]PRGS doesn't require time commitment, unless you offer to help out in organising the various PRGS activities or if you're in the committee. They do organize talks which are very relevant to Year 1 parents so you might be interested in joining PRGS for those. -
hipomum:
Just to check, on the day of reporting, we were told to bring report book & EESIS letter, but eventually, none of these were submitted to the school. So just wondering if other gals oso face the same (ie) report book still with them? For that matter, do we still need to bring the report book or EESIS letter on 1st day of school?
I don't think the report book is needed, but should bring EESIS letter in case
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ms_lim:
Oh .... U Borrow a Pair of shoes from Your ....
:thankyou: jtoh. So malu, right? Somemore in front of my male colleague..jtoh:
:congrats: You broke your heels! That's funny. :rahrah: Welcome to RGS!
By the way, is it advisable to join PRGS? I am a working mum, thus not sure of the time commitment.
MALE Colleague?
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Funx3:
Hahaha, or the other way around. All the girls trying to guess who Choco05 is? This random anonymous senior writing letters to them? :laugh: :laugh:
Choco05 Dear ....Choco05:
Next Year's Year 1 RGS girls:
MummySTay's DD
Funx3's DD
Chatterbox321
TheHamsterLover
OrangeJuice's DD
Leanne's niece
Hipomum's DD
strangequark's DD
slmkhoo's DD (possibly LOA)
Ribbon4's DD
friendship's DD
Woah, so many angel letters to write:) :congrats: to everyone:D
U Sure U R Up to solving 10 Mysteries ....
Locating the Gals from the Above Mentioned List?
:evil:
Or U Could Send the Angel letters to us Mummies .... Instead?
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why year 1 students have to buy Geography text book 3 and 4? where are the text book 1 and 2?
even physics and chemistry doing ‘o’ level? -
friendship:
Because IP is basically an accelerated syllabus of O'lvls. The books are not only used in year 1, it will follow you all the way to year 4 i think.why year 1 students have to buy Geography text book 3 and 4? where are the text book 1 and 2?
even physics and chemistry doing 'o' level?
Other IP schools are also like this. Time to get used to it X( We no longer follow the standard O lvl syllabus, but we skip ahead. -
jtoh:
Thx jtoh
PRGS doesn't require time commitment, unless you offer to help out in organising the various PRGS activities or if you're in the committee. They do organize talks which are very relevant to Year 1 parents so you might be interested in joining PRGS for those. -
Funx3:
Oh .... U Borrow a Pair of shoes from Your ....
:thankyou: jtoh. So malu, right? Somemore in front of my male colleague..ms_lim:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]
:congrats: You broke your heels! That's funny. :rahrah: Welcome to RGS!
By the way, is it advisable to join PRGS? I am a working mum, thus not sure of the time commitment.
MALE Colleague?
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:[/quote]No...he helped me borrow from my female colleague who was on leave. -
kcym:
Ok thanks, since week 1 is basically orientation, so what do the gals bring on the 1st day of school, besides pencil case & maybe some writing material like notebook? Textbooks I presume is not needed, so what else to bring?hipomum:
Just to check, on the day of reporting, we were told to bring report book & EESIS letter, but eventually, none of these were submitted to the school. So just wondering if other gals oso face the same (ie) report book still with them? For that matter, do we still need to bring the report book or EESIS letter on 1st day of school?
I don't think the report book is needed, but should bring EESIS letter in case
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