Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) [*IP]
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esme38:
Can some senior advise how do RGS girl get to go overseas trip for CIP? Is it eg Sec 1 the whole cohort or they have to apply individually through different CCA/clubs/activities/etc? Also how frequent? :?:
Hello!
There usually aren't any overseas trip for CIP until year 3, unless a CCA self-organizes one I think. In year 3 there's a Overseas Service Learning trip (this year it's to Philippines) and there's only about 25 from the cohort.
There are activities to get CIP hours in lower sec though! For example you can sign up to help with street sales or sign up for competitions (like math competitions). In year 2 there will be more chances, like class-initiated local service learning, which everyone has to take part in. There is also the option of CmPS in year 2, which your daughter will have to apply for at the end of year 1. CmPS is community problem solving and is based locally. The frequency of CmPS depends on the group, but there are compulsory meetups during RS block every Wednesday.
Hope this helps! -
If taking triple science in Y3 and Y4, is it true at Y5, they ask us to drop one science?
NUS requirement for medicine is Chemistry and Biology /Physics. If this is the case, what is the main reason students taking triple science? -
octoberbaby:
In JC, out of 4 subjects, one must be a contrasting subject (i.e. Humanities subject). Science-inclined students should take Math. That leaves 2 remaining spots to be filled with Science subjects, so yes, you must drop one. Though technically if you take KI you fulfill your contrasting subject requirement, so I suppose you could take triple science + math.If taking triple science in Y3 and Y4, is it true at Y5, they ask us to drop one science?
NUS requirement for medicine is Chemistry and Biology /Physics. If this is the case, what is the main reason students taking triple science?
Why shouldn't they? They would have to take 4 subjects regardless, and some just like science better than humanities, and do better at science too. Same reason as why someone would choose lit, or any other subject.
(Another person who scored 20 marks higher for Geog but chose Lit instead. Got rec-ed for Geog RA and loved Human Geog and all, but Physical Geog is just really torturous for me - but I love all of Lit and all the class discussions, and also the fact that you don't need to study for Lit papers, so chose Lit)
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school's out! DD still back to school…….not back home yet! :imcool: Have fun, we encourage DD to go out to have fun with her friends… b4 the term starts again…. :rahrah:
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I understand that's it's only the end of T1, but can seniors (or parents) advise on the likelihood of getting a transfer into RGS, if I'm currently a DSA-Sec (academic) student in another specialized school? I've tried appealing to the MOE, only to have my request turned down. :sad: Thank you, and have a great school term ahead!
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gray_shadows:
I understand that's it's only the end of T1, but can seniors (or parents) advise on the likelihood of getting a transfer into RGS, if I'm currently a DSA-Sec (academic) student in another specialized school? I've tried appealing to the MOE, only to have my request turned down. :sad: Thank you, and have a great school term ahead!
I guess it will be quite tough. Maybe you can just called RGS Year 1 Admission-in-Charge. Gd Luck. -
gray_shadows:
I understand that's it's only the end of T1, but can seniors (or parents) advise on the likelihood of getting a transfer into RGS, if I'm currently a DSA-Sec (academic) student in another specialized school? I've tried appealing to the MOE, only to have my request turned down. :sad: Thank you, and have a great school term ahead!
Application for transfer is only open in october. Call to confirm. -
wonder why the school doesn’t emphasize a lot of cleanlines. Does the school engage sub-contract cleaners. Do these cleaners do their jobs in cleaning each classroom after the class everyday?
One of the classrooms were filled with spill-over milo powder, titbits wrappers, were not even being cleaned up on the first day of school Monday. Where are the cleaners? -
octoberbaby:
i thought the students should take care of the classroom? no?wonder why the school doesn't emphasize a lot of cleanlines. Does the school engage sub-contract cleaners. Do these cleaners do their jobs in cleaning each classroom after the class everyday?
One of the classrooms were filled with spill-over milo powder, titbits wrappers, were not even being cleaned up on the first day of school Monday. Where are the cleaners? -
Dreamgear:
Agree. The person who spilled the milo powder should sweep it up and there shouldn't be titbit wrappers on the floor in the first place.
i thought the students should take care of the classroom? no?octoberbaby:
wonder why the school doesn't emphasize a lot of cleanlines. Does the school engage sub-contract cleaners. Do these cleaners do their jobs in cleaning each classroom after the class everyday?
One of the classrooms were filled with spill-over milo powder, titbits wrappers, were not even being cleaned up on the first day of school Monday. Where are the cleaners?
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