St Margaret's Primary

[sweetbaby]

thx u ezmummy and laelmo

[XiaoDingDang]

What is the easiest and shortest way to reach Dhoby Ghaut MRT station from St Margaret? I heard about the long staircase, is it opened?


Thanks in advance for the info.

[jacsplace]

Yes, the long staircase is open. That’s the shortest way. The easiest is to get there by vehicle (taxi or private transport).

[jacsplace]

My DD will experience her first camp this year, and so will I! Can anyone share details of last year’s P4 camp? If you still have a copy of the programme, would be grateful if you could share it. Thanks!

[XiaoDingDang]

jacsplace:

Yes, the long staircase is open. That's the shortest way. The easiest is to get there by vehicle (taxi or private transport).

Thanks. Will try it tomorrow.

[rkmommy]

Hi, anyone knows if St Margaret’s has higher chinese? thanks

[ezmummy]

XiaoDingDang:

jacsplace:

Yes, the long staircase is open. That's the shortest way. The easiest is to get there by vehicle (taxi or private transport).

Thanks. Will try it tomorrow.

I used it before. Going to the school using that staircase is horror physically. A good workout though

But going down the stairs will definitely be more pleasant

[laelmo]

rkmommy:

Hi, anyone knows if St Margaret's has higher chinese? thanks

Yes, starting from P5.
They will let parent decide @ the end of P4.

[XiaoDingDang]

ezmummy:

XiaoDingDang:

[quote=\"jacsplace\"]Yes, the long staircase is open. That's the shortest way. The easiest is to get there by vehicle (taxi or private transport).

Thanks. Will try it tomorrow.

I used it before. Going to the school using that staircase is horror physically. A good workout though

But going down the stairs will definitely be more pleasant :)[/quote]
Yes, I tried this morning. Need to make a stop half-way through.. Going down is definitely more relax. But the journey is cut by half compare to walking via SOTA.

[Bowie]

Long staircase? How to get there??