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    • M Offline
      moonee
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      panickymum:
      moonee:

      [quote=\"panickymum\"]We went for the school tour last week . My dh very happy about the curriculum offer by NJC. He said that he knows my girl will enjoy her schooldays there .

      I hope so but I'm worry for some some subjects like critical thinking which I really catch no ball and wonder how to help her .

      I went too, dh also felt the same and feel that they offer a better programme than the normal sec schs. He feels their curriculum is more suited for dd. About critical thinking, I hv no idea but dont think its something that can be taught, must ask dd. šŸ˜‚
      Are u applying under sec1 posting?

      Likely to accept the CO thru DSA . I'm just worry will she be able to cope ?[/quote]
      I share the same sentiment, as dd was offered another CO, I have been been asking her to consider seriously but her mind has been set on Nj since a year back.

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      • JenniferJ Offline
        Jennifer
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        panickymum:
        Does anyone know any drop out cases in NJC ? I read in another thread that even students scoring 250 plus can't make it in IP?

        I do not know of dropout cases, my boy is not active in the grapevine.

        Whatever the PSLE score is, as long as the child pays attention in class, follows up on school work diligently n consistently, I believe the child will do ok.

        Pardon me, I think you might need to discontinue reading those stressful threads. Hear more positive ones.

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          phankao
          last edited by

          Jennifer:
          panickymum:

          Does anyone know any drop out cases in NJC ? I read in another thread that even students scoring 250 plus can't make it in IP?


          I do not know of dropout cases, my boy is not active in the grapevine.

          Whatever the PSLE score is, as long as the child pays attention in class, follows up on school work diligently n consistently, I believe the child will do ok.

          Pardon me, I think you might need to discontinue reading those stressful threads. Hear more positive ones.


          To-date, I've only heard of 2 cases in my boy's cohort. Both GPA below 1 (which is extremely low).

          But seriously, if your child follows his lessons in school, he/she would not get such extremely low marks. Most students are able to cope.

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          • panickymumP Offline
            panickymum
            last edited by

            Thanks everyone for the advice . Seems that the rumors are not that scary .

            I’m sure my dd will enjoy NJC curriculum . After the tour , even my younger girl in p4 told me that she will work hard and aim for NJC .

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            • M Offline
              moonee
              last edited by

              panickymum:
              Thanks everyone for the advice . Seems that the rumors are not that scary .

              I'm sure my dd will enjoy NJC curriculum . After the tour , even my younger girl in p4 told me that she will work hard and aim for NJC .

              I have signed the preference form for NJ. Honestly, I prefer my dd to be in NJ then to choose an all girls sec school.

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                jtoh
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                moonee:
                panickymum:

                Thanks everyone for the advice . Seems that the rumors are not that scary .

                I'm sure my dd will enjoy NJC curriculum . After the tour , even my younger girl in p4 told me that she will work hard and aim for NJC .


                I have signed the preference form for NJ. Honestly, I prefer my dd to be in NJ then to choose an all girls sec school.

                I thought the other school was your dream school? šŸ™‚

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                  panickymum
                  last edited by

                  moonee:
                  panickymum:

                  Thanks everyone for the advice . Seems that the rumors are not that scary .

                  I'm sure my dd will enjoy NJC curriculum . After the tour , even my younger girl in p4 told me that she will work hard and aim for NJC .


                  I have signed the preference form for NJ. Honestly, I prefer my dd to be in NJ then to choose an all girls sec school.


                  My girl doesn't like to be in all girls school too . I submitted the online preference last night ! šŸ•ŗ

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                  • M Offline
                    moonee
                    last edited by

                    jtoh:
                    moonee:

                    [quote=\"panickymum\"]Thanks everyone for the advice . Seems that the rumors are not that scary .

                    I'm sure my dd will enjoy NJC curriculum . After the tour , even my younger girl in p4 told me that she will work hard and aim for NJC .


                    I have signed the preference form for NJ. Honestly, I prefer my dd to be in NJ then to choose an all girls sec school.

                    I thought the other school was your dream school? :)[/quote]
                    Hee hee .. It still is, but sadly times hv changed and ppl too. Ive seen and heard cases of others frm dds sch posted there n r nt too happy with the current crowd n environment. Since NJ is dds dream sch andt the curriculum fits her better, i think its high time she expose herself to a different crowd and come out of an all girls sch environment.

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                      phtthp
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                      moonee,


                      besides yr daughter, any idea how many other 2012 P6 RGPS batch also select co-ed NJC - both mainstream and GEP ?

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                        jtoh
                        last edited by

                        moonee:
                        jtoh:

                        [quote=\"moonee\"]
                        I have signed the preference form for NJ. Honestly, I prefer my dd to be in NJ then to choose an all girls sec school.

                        I thought the other school was your dream school? šŸ™‚


                        Hee hee .. It still is, but sadly times hv changed and ppl too. Ive seen and heard cases of others frm dds sch posted there n r nt too happy with the current crowd n environment. Since NJ is dds dream sch andt the curriculum fits her better, i think its high time she expose herself to a different crowd and come out of an all girls sch environment.[/quote]If NJ is your dd's dream school, I'm sure she will love it there. šŸ™‚

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