St Joseph's Institution Junior

[BigMomma]

Considering SJI and ACS Barker. What’s the difference between the 2 in terms of education and CCA? I understand that SJI is Catholic compared to ACS which is Methodist.

[jilltan]

May I know if there are parents here whose kids are enrolled in SJI Junior and have mild autism or Asperger’s syndrome? I will appreciate if you can share if the kids are adjusting well in school and whether the exam pressures are just too much in SJI Junior. Much appreciated!

[HTCblues]

jilltan:

May I know if there are parents here whose kids are enrolled in SJI Junior and have mild autism or Asperger's syndrome? I will appreciate if you can share if the kids are adjusting well in school and whether the exam pressures are just too much in SJI Junior. Much appreciated!

Fyr.

http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/programmes/support-for-children-special-needs/#posted-in-aed


SJIJ is not in the list.

[happy to be mum]

may i know if child fails chinese in school…will he get promoted to next level?

[ryes]

Hi all


I am keen to enrol my son in sjij. I’ve read that sji doesn’t accept New PV of non students is that right?

I’m not a catholic. Hence does it mean my only only chance is in Phase 2c?
I’m living 1-2km

[cherrygal]

ryes:

Hi all


I am keen to enrol my son in sjij. I've read that sji doesn't accept New PV of non students is that right?

I'm not a catholic. Hence does it mean my only only chance is in Phase 2c?
I'm living 1-2km

Technically, yes only at Phase 2C if not Catholic nor PV. But you can try serving in grassroots if you live within the same constituency as SJIJ. That will get you into Phase 2B.

[ryes]

Thank u for your reply.

Sjij is not within my constituency leh. Sob sob.

May I ask then,
If I secure a place at sch A in phase 2b, can I monitor phase 2c sjij and on the last day if there’s good chance 1-2km balloting, can I withdraw fr sch A and try sjij

[cherrygal]

ryes:

Thank u for your reply.

Sjij is not within my constituency leh. Sob sob.

May I ask then,
If I secure a place at sch A in phase 2b, can I monitor phase 2c sjij and on the last day if there's good chance 1-2km balloting, can I withdraw fr sch A and try sjij

Sure you can. However, most years, SJIJ ballots at Phase 2C for 1-2km and sometimes within 1km even. So it's better for you to get a seat in Sch A first, esp if it's not bad. If you decide to take the risk at SJIJ, you must be OK with a backup school such as St Gabriel's.

BTW, this is a parents networking thread for parents with kids already in SJIJ. You should take your discussion to the Novena schools thread in the Primary Schools selection thread.
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=487&start=1600

[ryes]

Hi Cherrygal


Thank you for your reply.
Sorry to have posted in the wrong thread.
Apologies.

[happy to be mum]

parents, can check with you…are there so called top 3 classes in SJIJ…


from what i observed, Joseph, Patrick are the good classes…any others?