NUS High School of Mathematics and Science (Diploma)

[snowcrystal]

Can someone advise whether the boys need to tuck their shirts into their shorts (Formal wear on Monday)? Understand the girls need not tuck in.

[traineeks]

snowcrystal:

Can someone advise whether the boys need to tuck their shirts into their shorts (Formal wear on Monday)? Understand the girls need not tuck in.

The boys wear long pants with shirt tuck in on mondays. they also need to put on a tie on mondays.

For other days, they wear polo tee with their shorts.

[snowcrystal]

[quote]The boys wear long pants with shirt tuck in on mondays. they also need to put on a tie on mondays.


For other days, they wear polo tee with their shorts.[/quote]Does Year 1 boys need to wear long pants on Monday as well? I thought a shirt with short. :?

[traineeks]

Year 1 boys also needs to wear long pants/ So you have to purchase a pair.

[AWSP]

Hi, does anyone know what is the attire and what to bring for the orientation? I dont seem to see this in the file.


also anyone know of any transport beside A&N? my son is told that he will be picked up at 6am and reach school at 7.15. Trying to optimise the route.

[snowcrystal]

traineeks:

Year 1 boys also needs to wear long pants/ So you have to purchase a pair.

Thanks for the information. DS checked with his classmate who is going NUSH next year also, his classmate did not buy the long pants as well, haha.

[george lim]

Hi,


DO u know how to prepare for the NUS high Sec 3 Admission Test? What are the topics that will be covered in the test? Whose children have attended this test before? Pls share. Thanks.

[mjl]

Haikal is a current Y2 student from NUS High, he took leave last year to prepare for his 'O' and 'A' levels. He sat for A-level equivalent papers last year in Maths, Physics, Biology and Chemistry and scored As in all four subjects.


from: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_486723.html
A SINGAPOREAN boy sat for the British equivalent of the GCE A-level examinations last year and aced all his papers - and he was not even 13 yet.

Muhammad Haikal Abdullah Zain, a former student of Rosyth School, scored straight As in Biology, Physics and Chemistry, which he took last November.

He turned 13 a month later and plans to apply to study medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS).

The A-level exams Haikal sat last year carry the same weight as the GCE A levels taken by junior college students here, said the British Council, which administers the exam.

NUS confirmed it would accept students with those qualifications.

Said its office of admissions director R. Rajaram: 'We recently learnt of his interest in applying to NUS. We will be pleased to assess his application when we receive it.'

[daisyt]

WOW !!! :shock: :!: Amazing !!


So with these 4 subjects (Maths, Physics, Biology and Chemistry), he can apply for Uni Medicine ? If that's so, why still must take so many other subjects in \"A\" ? :?

[corneyAmber]

daisyt:

WOW !!! :shock: :!: Amazing !!


So with these 4 subjects (Maths, Physics, Biology and Chemistry), he can apply for Uni Medicine ? If that's so, why still must take so many other subjects in \"A\" ? :?

Ya hor..actually it seems unfair to those who charted the course, joined so many CCAs and progressed until 'A' levels and studied GP, MT and scored \"A\"s in all 6 subjects and CCA also P1.

However, this boy may also be an all-rounder, i.e. he has a life outside studies like any \"A\" level students, then his achievements is astounding still.