Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) [*IP]

[Herbie]

How are the houses allocated?

[jtoh]

Herbie:

How are the houses allocated?

by class.

[Herbie]

jtoh:

Herbie:

How are the houses allocated?

by class.

Thanks! jtoh.

[cluelessmama]

jtoh:

gladtobemom:

What are parents supposed to do at the CCA orientation today?

Is there any official briefing today?

You can visit the booths and performances set up by the various CCAs to see what's on offer, what the CCAs do, the skill sets required, audition/trials dates, training hours, overseas trips etc. You can also participate in some of the activities. My dd's year they opened up the shooting range which was very popular among the girls who wanted to see whether they were good shots. Not sure if this is still done.

Have you been briefed on CCA already? If not, there'll likely be a short briefing for parents.

Is it alright that I do not attend the CCA orientation? My dd told me that she didn't need me to attend it.

Thanks.

[Herbie]

HOUSE COLOURS OF CLASSES OF 2013


I think. …
101: BUCKLE
102: HADLEY
103: RICHARDSON
104: TARBET
105: WADDLE
106: BUCKLE
107: HADLEY
108: RICHARDSON
109: TARBET
110: WADDLE
111: BUCKLE
112: HADLEY
113: RICHARDSON

[jtoh]

cluelessmama:

jtoh:

[quote=\"gladtobemom\"]What are parents supposed to do at the CCA orientation today?

Is there any official briefing today?

You can visit the booths and performances set up by the various CCAs to see what's on offer, what the CCAs do, the skill sets required, audition/trials dates, training hours, overseas trips etc. You can also participate in some of the activities. My dd's year they opened up the shooting range which was very popular among the girls who wanted to see whether they were good shots. Not sure if this is still done.

Have you been briefed on CCA already? If not, there'll likely be a short briefing for parents.

Is it alright that I do not attend the CCA orientation? My dd told me that she didn't need me to attend it.

Thanks.[/quote]No need. Just let your dd explore it with her friends.

[gladtobemom]

jtoh:

You can visit the booths and performances set up by the various CCAs to see what's on offer, what the CCAs do, the skill sets required, audition/trials dates, training hours, overseas trips etc. You can also participate in some of the activities. My dd's year they opened up the shooting range which was very popular among the girls who wanted to see whether they were good shots. Not sure if this is still done.

Have you been briefed on CCA already? If not, there'll likely be a short briefing for parents.

Thanks jtoh.
Hmm..I really can't recall if there was any CCA briefing on reporting day; probably not.
I'm still undecided on whether to attend today...

[cluelessmama]

jtoh:

[quote=\"cluelessmama

Is it alright that I do not attend the CCA orientation? My dd told me that she didn't need me to attend it.

Thanks.

No need. Just let your dd explore it with her friends.[/quote]


Thank you!

[jtoh]

gladtobemom:

jtoh:

You can visit the booths and performances set up by the various CCAs to see what's on offer, what the CCAs do, the skill sets required, audition/trials dates, training hours, overseas trips etc. You can also participate in some of the activities. My dd's year they opened up the shooting range which was very popular among the girls who wanted to see whether they were good shots. Not sure if this is still done.

Have you been briefed on CCA already? If not, there'll likely be a short briefing for parents.

Thanks jtoh.
Hmm..I really can't recall if there was any CCA briefing on reporting day; probably not.
I'm still undecided on whether to attend today...

If you're busy, it's really not necessary to go. The girls can explore the CCAO booths on their own and they'll be briefed thoroughly as well. It's more a for information kind of thing for the parents. Not important.

[Herbie]

I tot there is also a talk for parents whose kids has dsaed via sport n academic