Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) [*IP]
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ks2me:
And Merchant of Venice for Sec 2
:!: OMG, they are still using this book for literature???? I think I still have this book stashed somewhere in my books collection. This was and still is one of my favourite books. Having said this, I would think over so many years, so many award winning books could make it to the literature list, so I am shocked to know that this is still the same literature book I used to study at Sec 1. :oops: -
Dharma:
And Merchant of Venice for Sec 2
:!: :!: Some things just don't change I suppose.... It also means that many authors have no chance to be studies in depth but these few books have been studied to death.
Looks like I can take out my dusty books to sell..... :lol:
Oh I forgot Shakespeare would be turning in his grave if he were to read my post. -
ks2me:
nope, they changed it this year. We will be studying Romeo and Juliet instead:!: :!: Some things just don't change I suppose.... It also means that many authors have no chance to be studies in depth but these few books have been studied to death.
Looks like I can take out my dusty books to sell..... :lol:
Oh I forgot Shakespeare would be turning in his grave if he were to read my post. -
Hi everyone
Does anyone know when is the orientation for S1 students at RGS? Would this be held prior to the start of the new school term?
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alderbaran:
It will be the first week of school, from 4th January to 8th January. Should be. But there is the CCA Orentiation, on the 29th December, where every sec 1 has to attend. For the 1st day of school, 4th Jan, only sec 1s will be going to school. The rest will start school on the 5th.Hi everyone
Does anyone know when is the orientation for S1 students at RGS? Would this be held prior to the start of the new school term?
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dawnpingpong:
Hi dawnpingpong,
nope, they changed it this year. We will be studying Romeo and Juliet insteadks2me:
:!: :!: Some things just don't change I suppose.... It also means that many authors have no chance to be studies in depth but these few books have been studied to death.
Looks like I can take out my dusty books to sell..... :lol:
Oh I forgot Shakespeare would be turning in his grave if he were to read my post.
Are you a sec2 RGS student? If so, how's life at RGS? Very competitive? Stressful? Fun? Tiring? How do you find the teachers there? Caring? How's the Chinese standard at RGS? (ie. if you are taking HCL). Any idea what's the lit book for year 1 (2009)? For those who got a place at the school via Sports, are they grouped in the same class? How many classes are there per level? How many P.E lessons are there in a week?
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hey(:
i’m a sec2, going on sec 3 next year.
life at rgs isnt that stressful but can be quite packed
there are "peak seasons" when we have close deadlines for PTs (performance tasks), with SAs coming up. To top it off, there are always the cca sessions that end late with third language classes to go for on other days.
Thats why many rgs girls sleep as late as 12pm+ or 1pm++ on weekdays.
But with effective time planning, sleeping late can be avoided:D
The teachers are quite caring(:
Honestly the Chinese standard isnt too good at RGS. There are of course people who excel in Chinese, but mainly they were from PRC or are locals who really read a lot of Chinese materials (eg. newspapers, articles)
The Lit book for year 1… if I’m not wrong, I think we had to buy a book called "A Sense of Belonging" which is a collection of short stories and a book of poetry called "Appreciating Poetry".
For those who were sports-dsa students, they are not all grouped in the same class.
there were 13 classes for my level
the no. of pe lessons depends on whether its an odd-week/even week
sometimes it’s one lesson, sometimes it’s two lessons.
hope this helps(: -
unflappable_chicken:
Thanks for the info.hey(:
i'm a sec2, going on sec 3 next year.
life at rgs isnt that stressful but can be quite packed
there are \"peak seasons\" when we have close deadlines for PTs (performance tasks), with SAs coming up. To top it off, there are always the cca sessions that end late with third language classes to go for on other days.
Thats why many rgs girls sleep as late as 12pm+ or 1pm++ on weekdays.
But with effective time planning, sleeping late can be avoided:D
The teachers are quite caring(:
Honestly the Chinese standard isnt too good at RGS. There are of course people who excel in Chinese, but mainly they were from PRC or are locals who really read a lot of Chinese materials (eg. newspapers, articles)
The Lit book for year 1.. if I'm not wrong, I think we had to buy a book called \"A Sense of Belonging\" which is a collection of short stories and a book of poetry called \"Appreciating Poetry\".
For those who were sports-dsa students, they are not all grouped in the same class.
there were 13 classes for my level
the no. of pe lessons depends on whether its an odd-week/even week
sometimes it's one lesson, sometimes it's two lessons.
hope this helps(: -
Hi Fairy,
My daughter will be in sec2 next year. The lit book for 2009 sec1 is ‘sense of belonging’ and ‘power of peotry’.
There are 13 classes in her level, the PSLE high scorer and GEP students will be grouped in the last 4 classes. The school does not groupt all the sports DSA students in one class, but the students from the same sport are allocated in the same class. For example, tennis DSAs will be one class, and table-tennis DSAs will be in another class.
They have three PE lessons in 2 weeks.
I would say the teachers are good. -
chengsmummy:
Thanks, chengsmummy.Hi Fairy,
My daughter will be in sec2 next year. The lit book for 2009 sec1 is 'sense of belonging' and 'power of peotry'.
There are 13 classes in her level, the PSLE high scorer and GEP students will be grouped in the last 4 classes. The school does not groupt all the sports DSA students in one class, but the students from the same sport are allocated in the same class. For example, tennis DSAs will be one class, and table-tennis DSAs will be in another class.
They have three PE lessons in 2 weeks.
I would say the teachers are good.
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