2009 GEP Screening And Selection

[syshi]

Anglo-Chinese



Catholic High
1.syshi’s DS (from Anderson Primary School)

Henry Park
1. blur-daddy DS (from Greenridge Primary School)

Nan Hua


Nanyang
1.cluelessmama’s reluctant kid
2.Way2Go’s easy go lucky ds2

Raffles Girls’
Herbie’s DD


Rosyth
1. Neko’s dd
2. leeven’s ds

St. Hilda’s


Tao Nan


Not opting for GEP

[Way2GO]

Hi Blurdaddy,

Don’t understand the hangup about neighbourhood schools. What’s wrong with being in a neighbourhood school. My boys are from MBS, a SAP school. We live in the neighbourhood, so we count it as our neighbourhood school , though most people would not deem it as such. IMO, I think what’s more important is the school ethos, system and its teachers and whether your child fits in - and I would like to think that there are good teachers everywhere.

[vlim]

Way2GO:

Hi Blurdaddy,

Don't understand the hangup about neighbourhood schools. What's wrong with being in a neighbourhood school. My boys are from MBS, a SAP school. We live in the neighbourhood, so we count it as our neighbourhood school , though most people would not deem it as such. IMO, I think what's more important is the school ethos, system and its teachers and whether your child fits in - and I would like to think that there are good teachers everywhere.

yahhh..my son was from mbs too :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

[blur-daddy]

Hi Way2GO,


Agree with your points. There is absolutely nothing wrong about being in neighbourhood school, nor how we define a neighbourhood school. I would definitely not drill into the diff abt school name, location, segregation etc here, as it is just a waste of our time here.

I’m stating that from what I read and assume, most kids already in the 9 school, would likely stay in the current school for GEP. Those stat are readily available. Those that are not from the current 9 schools, would be good to share so that we know the contribution of their schools to GEP, and which school they chose to go to.

Hope I didn't step on a landmine here. :?

Way2GO:

Hi Blurdaddy,
Don't understand the hangup about neighbourhood schools. What's wrong with being in a neighbourhood school. My boys are from MBS, a SAP school. We live in the neighbourhood, so we count it as our neighbourhood school , though most people would not deem it as such. IMO, I think what's more important is the school ethos, system and its teachers and whether your child fits in - and I would like to think that there are good teachers everywhere.

[vlim]

blur-daddy:

Hi Way2GO,


Agree with your points. There is absolutely nothing wrong about being in neighbourhood school, nor how we define a neighbourhood school. I would definitely not drill into the diff abt school name, location, segregation etc here, as it is just a waste of our time here.

I’m stating that from what I read and assume, most kids already in the 9 school, would likely stay in the current school for GEP. Those stat are readily available. Those that are not from the current 9 schools, would be good to share so that we know the contribution of their schools to GEP, and which school they chose to go to.

Hope I didn't step on a landmine here. :?

your effort in giving explaination will be appreciated haaaaa...no worry be happy

[Way2GO]

vlim:

Way2GO:

Hi Blurdaddy,

Don't understand the hangup about neighbourhood schools. What's wrong with being in a neighbourhood school. My boys are from MBS, a SAP school. We live in the neighbourhood, so we count it as our neighbourhood school , though most people would not deem it as such. IMO, I think what's more important is the school ethos, system and its teachers and whether your child fits in - and I would like to think that there are good teachers everywhere.

yahhh..my son was from mbs too :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

Hi Vlim,
Ya I know. I gathered from your previous posts in this forum. Nice to meet you.

[vlim]

Way2GO:

Hi Vlim,

Ya I know. I gathered from your previous posts in this forum. Nice to meet you.

hi way2go, nice to meet u too!

[tony]

syshi:

Anglo-Chinese

Tony's eager DS, from ACPS

Catholic High
1.syshi's DS (from Anderson Primary School)

Henry Park
1. blur-daddy DS (from Greenridge Primary School)

Nan Hua


Nanyang
1.cluelessmama's reluctant kid
2.Way2Go's easy go lucky ds2

Raffles Girls'
Herbie's DD


Rosyth
1. Neko's dd
2. leeven's ds

St. Hilda's


Tao Nan


Not opting for GEP

[pecalis]

Hi, am new. Have been following this thread. Find it interesting and informative! Thanks for all the contribution!


Anglo-Chinese
Tony’s eager DS, from ACPS

Catholic High
1.syshi’s DS (from Anderson Primary School)

Henry Park
1. blur-daddy DS (from Greenridge Primary School)

Nan Hua


Nanyang
1.cluelessmama’s reluctant kid
2.Way2Go’s easy go lucky ds2

Raffles Girls’
Herbie’s DD


Rosyth
1. Neko’s dd
2. leeven’s ds
3. Pecalis ds (from Edgefield Pri 1-2, then Ai Tong Sch P3)

St. Hilda’s


Tao Nan


Not opting for GEP[/quote][/quote]

[Herbie]

Anglo-Chinese

1. Tony's eager DS, from ACPS

Catholic High
1.syshi's DS (from Anderson Primary School)

Henry Park
1. blur-daddy DS (from Greenridge Primary School)

Nan Hua


Nanyang
1.cluelessmama's reluctant kid
2.Way2Go's easy go lucky ds2


Raffles Girls'
1. Herbie's DD (from SCGS)


Rosyth
1. Neko's dd
2. leeven's ds
3. Pecalis ds (from Edgefield Pri 1-2, then Ai Tong Sch P3)

St. Hilda's

Tao Nan

Not opting for GEP