National Junior College (Junior High)

[Dnls_mum]

panickymum:

phankao:

[quote=\"moonee\"]

My dd was offered Dsa too, well looks like I have to drive dd to sch cos theres no direct bus. Actually i really cant stand the traffic at bkt timah and the jam at hillcrest.

Just drop by roadside. Oh, and go a little bit earlier. Eg. drop at 7.10am and no later.

Hi
May I know does NJC has a fixed time to report to school , what time ? as I know that Dunman high report to school at ard 8 Or 9am on certain days . What the school hours like for JH1 ?[/quote]School starts at 7.45am everyday except wed when it starts at 8.45am.

[Blabla1234]

Dnls_mum:

School starts at 7.45am everyday except wed when it starts at 8.45am.

You mean Thursday?

[Dnls_mum]

Blabla1234:

Dnls_mum:

School starts at 7.45am everyday except wed when it starts at 8.45am.

You mean Thursday?

Oh yes, Thu! :salute: :imsorry:

[panickymum]

Dnls_mum:

Blabla1234:

[quote=\"Dnls_mum\"]

School starts at 7.45am everyday except wed when it starts at 8.45am.

You mean Thursday?

Oh yes, Thu! :salute: :imsorry:[/quote] :thankyou:

[lebookworm]

moonee:

panickymum:

I find that if there is school bus service, kids can get up the bus be it super early but they can sleep throughout the journey .

It may be quite difficult to get a seat in public transport especially peak hrs or they may even miss the stop.
As NJC is also a premier school , I hope they can look into the school bus service.

My dd was offered Dsa too, well looks like I have to drive dd to sch cos theres no direct bus. Actually i really cant stand the traffic at bkt timah and the jam at hillcrest.

I agree. RGPS students' parent drivers are really inconsiderate when they let their children off at the primary school as they drop their children off at horrible spots as well as jam up the place by doing three point turns at any possible spot. :rant:

[lebookworm]

moonee:

sunshine123:

Hi all,


Any parent or student can kindly advise where to send JH1 and JH2 for Maths tuition do kindly share if you know of any contact for home tutor who is able to teach NJC Maths ?

Thank you so much.

Im looking too. Currently, Im still with the same enrichment centre but dnt know how they are with secondary maths. Any difference with NJC maths? Im also looking around for science.

Some information:
NJ maths is accelerated so that we are learning more than the usual syllabus. Also, the maths is structured in a different way(I'm sure you've heard teachers speak about not following the MOE syllabus) which may make finding a suitable tuition centre difficult(Most go by the MOE syllabus). As a matter of fact, NJ even recommends not going for tuition. For students who do not do well in their studies, they can feel free to look for their respective subject teachers for clarification and guidance. There is also a consolidation programme for maths and science.

I suggest that you search for a tutor who teaches by subjects, like the one I go to, or a home tutor(more flexible) if you strongly feel that your child requires tuition.

[moonee]

phankao:

moonee:

[quote=\"panickymum\"]I find that if there is school bus service, kids can get up the bus be it super early but they can sleep throughout the journey .

It may be quite difficult to get a seat in public transport especially peak hrs or they may even miss the stop.
As NJC is also a premier school , I hope they can look into the school bus service.

My dd was offered Dsa too, well looks like I have to drive dd to sch cos theres no direct bus. Actually i really cant stand the traffic at bkt timah and the jam at hillcrest.

Just drop by roadside. Oh, and go a little bit earlier. Eg. drop at 7.10am and no later.[/quote]
Thanks! but isnt 7.10 early since JC starts at 7.45?

[moonee]

lebookworm:

moonee:

[quote=\"sunshine123\"]Hi all,


Any parent or student can kindly advise where to send JH1 and JH2 for Maths tuition do kindly share if you know of any contact for home tutor who is able to teach NJC Maths ?

Thank you so much.

Im looking too. Currently, Im still with the same enrichment centre but dnt know how they are with secondary maths. Any difference with NJC maths? Im also looking around for science.

Some information:
NJ maths is accelerated so that we are learning more than the usual syllabus. Also, the maths is structured in a different way(I'm sure you've heard teachers speak about not following the MOE syllabus) which may make finding a suitable tuition centre difficult(Most go by the MOE syllabus). As a matter of fact, NJ even recommends not going for tuition. For students who do not do well in their studies, they can feel free to look for their respective subject teachers for clarification and guidance. There is also a consolidation programme for maths and science.

I suggest that you search for a tutor who teaches by subjects, like the one I go to, or a home tutor(more flexible) if you strongly feel that your child requires tuition.[/quote]Oh dear, I didnt withdraw frm the current enrichment centre for maths and they dont end till January.. was also thinking of giving dd a headstart for chemistry. Now that PSLE is over dd has 3 mths before jc start, brain may turn rusty.

[Dnls_mum]

moonee:

Oh dear, I didnt withdraw frm the current enrichment centre for maths and they dont end till January.. was also thinking of giving dd a headstart for chemistry. Now that PSLE is over dd has 3 mths before jc start, brain may turn rusty.

Give your kid a break lah
Today PM's children day message tell parents don't be too kan cheong :rotflmao:

[Mama Mania]

Yesterday had a talk with my DD maths’ teacher. I was informed that the last Maths paper wasn’t too difficult. DD’s teacher is proactive, she talked to those who did badly or very badly the reason why they could not do the paper. General feedback was not enough time for this group of students who did not do well.


Whilst going through each and every question with them, she felt that they had forgotten things taught early this year and that maybe they revised only the later topics learnt. But this test covered the year’s work.

Some were tired out cos of boarding.

I am of course disappointed that my DD did not do well, but with her coping with boarding, doing her laundry at past 10 pm as her laundry was rejected, ironing her uniform there (whereas at home the helper irons her clothes), attending prep lessons, house meetings, stressed waking up daily (as opposed to us mointoring her and waking her up if she is at home), sleeping past 11 pm daily there, and Maths being her weak subject, what can I say… and yes, their Maths is not something of that being taught or covered in mainstream schools, so says the teacher.