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    Cedar VS St Nicholas

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    • C Offline
      Chongalicia
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      Both schools are good. Choose something which you DD likes. All the best!

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        Chongalicia
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        Congrats on ur DD’s results!

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          friendship
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          A friend working in RI (JC) said beside RGS and RI went into year 5, mostly St Nicks and Catholic High are among the cohort.

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            phtthp
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            not just to RI alone, but also to Hwa Chong at Year 5.

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              Zhuge
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              friendship:
              A friend working in RI (JC) said beside RGS and RI went into year 5, mostly St Nicks and Catholic High are among the cohort.

              obvious...due to proximity....all these schools are nearby each other

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                Crester
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                daranic:
                I have the same concern as CupNoodle.


                CupNoodle, I am in almost the same position as you. My DD has 252+1 and she is choosing Cedar IP as 1st choice. However, I see that the chance of getting in the IP track is not high.

                She wants to choose Cedar 'O' level track as 2nd choice. I have no objection but I felt that with her score, she should try SNGS as 2nd choice. I am in a dilemma over SNGS or Cedar 'O' level. Personally, I'd prefer SNGS for its SAP, ie it will be more towards the Chinese culture.

                So, have you or your DD decided which sch to go for?
                Hi Daranic,
                How's yr daughter coping at Cedar Girls'? Hope all is well for her. Loads of h/wk,stressful or not there?

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                  phtthp
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                  between SNGS and SCGS Secondary … wondering which school going to be more popular for P6 students interested to join new Secondary 1 Integrated Programme intake ?

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                    Kiasucy
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                    phtthp:
                    between SNGS and SCGS Secondary ... wondering which school going to be more popular for P6 students interested to join new Secondary 1 Integrated Programme intake ?

                    For me I choose SNGS, why? Of course lah, gahment rate wa ... Sekali my gal falls onto 'o' level track, SNGS usually produce better result wa ...
                    :siam:

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                      krystaltyz
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                      I think most of you out there have made a big mistake.

                      You guys cannot make a comparison of two schools by seeing
                      how many top scorers Cedar produced, as compared to the yearly top scorers SNGS produced, which usually don’t really include Singaporean girls.
                      A key note I wish parents know is tht cedar girls always produce the highest average L1R5 of ranging from 8.9-9.6 which means cedar produces MORE Girls with L1R5 of below 9 than SNGS. I wish parents are actually clear about this point and not judge cedar because they have no top scorers

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                        tiggermum
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                        krystaltyz:
                        I think most of you out there have made a big mistake.

                        You guys cannot make a comparison of two schools by seeing
                        how many top scorers Cedar produced, as compared to the yearly top scorers SNGS produced, which usually don't really include Singaporean girls.
                        A key note I wish parents know is tht cedar girls always produce the highest average L1R5 of ranging from 8.9-9.6 which means cedar produces MORE Girls with L1R5 of below 9 than SNGS. I wish parents are actually clear about this point and not judge cedar because they have no top scorers
                        actually, L1R5 is also not a fair comparison. Cedar does not take in affiliate girls that score below their COP (around 250, right?), while SNGS take in affiliate girls from their primary school section scoring as low as 211 (in some years). So the range of abilities of the intake for the 2 schools is already different, not quite fair to say which school produces better results just based on L1R5, IMHO.

                        I think both are equally good schools, difference is in school culture and proximity from home. And for the IP girls, which JC they end up in.

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