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    Crescent Girls' or St Nicholas Girls'

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    • C Offline
      Chip n Dale
      last edited by

      Hi parents,

      May I know which of the above schools do you prefer?
      St Nicks’ COP is 253, yes higher than Crescent COP 244. But St Nicks’s this yr only hv 5 O level classes n plus it’s affiliated Pri girls, that’s why COP shot up.
      My DD is offered a place in St Nicks’ very last minute. So don’t know shd transfer out of Crescent?
      Any advise?
      Tks.

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        PiggyLalala
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        Personally, I will choose st Nicholas girls’

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          Chip n Dale
          last edited by

          PiggyLalala:
          Personally, I will choose st Nicholas girls'

          Hi Piggylalala,
          Tks for the response!
          Yes, I expected more for St Nicks'. At face value, its a SAP n history dated many yrs ago.

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            Dreamgear
            last edited by

            Chip n Dale:
            Hi parents,

            May I know which of the above schools do you prefer?
            St Nicks' COP is 253, yes higher than Crescent COP 244. But St Nicks's this yr only hv 5 O level classes n plus it's affiliated Pri girls, that's why COP shot up.
            My DD is offered a place in St Nicks' very last minute. So don't know shd transfer out of Crescent?
            Any advise?
            Tks.
            Sngs will have 2 points affiliation to the new jc....

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              Chip n Dale
              last edited by

              Dreamgear:
              Chip n Dale:

              Hi parents,

              May I know which of the above schools do you prefer?
              St Nicks' COP is 253, yes higher than Crescent COP 244. But St Nicks's this yr only hv 5 O level classes n plus it's affiliated Pri girls, that's why COP shot up.
              My DD is offered a place in St Nicks' very last minute. So don't know shd transfer out of Crescent?
              Any advise?
              Tks.

              Sngs will have 2 points affiliation to the new jc....

              Hi,
              Im not so keen in the 2 points...
              In fact, heard SNG teachers so so only. That's my worries.

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                homeworkmummy
                last edited by

                My daughter is in the st nicks primary section. I agree that most of the teachers are so so only though there are a few good teachers. The teachers just teach the basics and I find its not sufficient to cover for exams. My DD has to rely on tuition notes for exam.

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                  Chip n Dale
                  last edited by

                  homeworkmummy:
                  My daughter is in the st nicks primary section. I agree that most of the teachers are so so only though there are a few good teachers. The teachers just teach the basics and I find its not sufficient to cover for exams. My DD has to rely on tuition notes for exam.

                  Hi,
                  Yes, that's what I heard.
                  Girls' families are above average and can afford tuition like Learning Lab...
                  I know there are gd teachers as well. But if the culture of the school is as such where private tuition is being relied on, I very scare.
                  My DD wants to go SNG which I dont support.

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                    homeworkmummy
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                    Precisely in my dd class, I am talking about pri section, almost the whole class go for tuition classes. A nunber of students come from well to do families. One quarter of the class goes to learning lab. My DD did well in her compo writing becos her tuition class train her the writing techniques. She says sch teacher never teach them such techniques in sch. If I were u, I will go for crescent. My neighbour’s daughter is in crescent n she seems to enjoy herself in the sch.

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                      Chip n Dale
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                      homeworkmummy:
                      Precisely in my dd class, I am talking about pri section, almost the whole class go for tuition classes. A nunber of students come from well to do families. One quarter of the class goes to learning lab. My DD did well in her compo writing becos her tuition class train her the writing techniques. She says sch teacher never teach them such techniques in sch. If I were u, I will go for crescent. My neighbour's daughter is in crescent n she seems to enjoy herself in the sch.

                      OMG!
                      Any more other feedback, parents?
                      Thank you.

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                        PiggyLalala
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                        I think there is a difference bet st nich primary n st nich sec. Tuition is common across most primary schools but not so in sec schools. The reasons being there are more subjects in the sec sch and lesser free time for the kids as they have longer hrs in school. Furthermore most sec sch students will no longer obediently attend tuition classes. Secondary school is the time where they grow and be an independent learner; learn fr the trs and make their own notes.

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