Ai Tong
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did any of your kids attend the secondary school fair last week?
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any parents here ever sent your child to the enrichment classess organise by PSG group? will like to hear feedback for the classes.
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Hi, I am new to this thread.
I’m thinking of sending my gal to ATS as I’m ex-gal. However I stayed in woodlands. Can anyone advise me the bus services and enrichment classes the school might have? I’m quite vex about the transportation. -
Hi my girl s in ai tong p1f in 2013… Any of your kids are in that class.
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haystack:
the school have buses after enrichment classes for students to go back home.. The students just pay a flat fee depending on where they stay.Hi, I am new to this thread.
I'm thinking of sending my gal to ATS as I'm ex-gal. However I stayed in woodlands. Can anyone advise me the bus services and enrichment classes the school might have? I'm quite vex about the transportation. -
My son will be in Ai Tong next year. But I have problem in arranging the transport…the bus vendor claimed that they don’t travel to my place! What should I do? We are working parents and can’t send him there everyday…I definitely need some advice…
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Talk to the principal.
As far as I know , the buses do go to remote places… My DS have a classmate that lives in Woodlands and she takes the school bus -
The funny thing is: when we asked the vendor, they said they are not covering areas such as: Queenstown, redhill etc. Seems like places in the central and west are not covered, very strange…i really don’t understand why? Because they can cover as far as Tampanies and Pasir Ris…
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anyone know what is the highest PSLE score in Ai Tong ?
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kiasuInLanguage:
The funny thing is: when we asked the vendor, they said they are not covering areas such as: Queenstown, redhill etc. Seems like places in the central and west are not covered, very strange...i really don't understand why? Because they can cover as far as Tampanies and Pasir Ris...
Places like tampines and Pasir Ris are young town which there are more kids residing as compared to Queenstown and Redhill. If they go to Tampines, they could easily pick up 50 to 60 kids. On the other hand, it is not cost effective for them to go to places where they only pick up a few students.
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