Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)

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principle:

Don't think anyone with 10A1s from MGS, heard this year top scorers both from CHIJ St Nicks, with 10A1s.

Heard there is a 10A1 in Paya Lebar Methodist Girls (Sec).[/quote]

I think there are 5 with 10A1s from MGS if I'm not wrong...

[waterblob]

Hi

I'm from the IP batch this year :)) Anyone needs to know anything?

[candycanes124]

Confirmed, MGS 5 girls with 10A1s according to school mag

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waterblob:

Hi

I'm from the IP batch this year :)) Anyone needs to know anything?

HI waterblob,
How is life in IP this year? Is it tough? A lot of hw? Interesting?

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comfy:

waterblob:

Hi

I'm from the IP batch this year :)) Anyone needs to know anything?

HI waterblob,
How is life in IP this year? Is it tough? A lot of hw? Interesting?

I'm also keen to know your opinion of IP & MGS. Were you from an affiliated primary sch ie. familiar with the culture or new. How many students are there in a class? And something off topic, are the classroom Aircon like ACSI? ;).
Planning to let DD DSA, do you roughly know how many vacancies (or %) there are for DSA? I heard there is only 60 IP students?
Thanks.

[waterblob]

Hi


I find the program interesting, and there are many group works and projects. They are sometimes a little daunting, but it is interesting and sometimes it makes us go really in depth and through the projects, there were friendships forged and we are able to bond together with our classmates. The teachers are always there for you, and you can fire them any question straightaway. Since there is only two classes, we get to interact for subjects like triple E for instance (which is the class that teaches us different cultures). I don't know how different things are taught from the SBC classes, because I never experienced them before, but IP has many tests now and then, which is a certain percentage of your total score... sometimes 1% or maybe even more. Yea, haha so that's about it
I'm not affiliated but we do mix very well with the old MG girls so...we really had a great time together (esp. when we went to west coast park together) :rahrah: Over time, you'll get used to it and you will start to enjoy it :boogie: and for sec 1s, we don't have air-con. And for DSA, yep there's 60 students in total and i guess most of us got in by PSLE score, I only know a few of them who got through by DSA :grphug:
Maybe you can come to our open house

[candycanes124]

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[quote=\"waterblob\"]Hi

I'm from the IP batch this year :)) Anyone needs to know anything?

HI waterblob,
How is life in IP this year? Is it tough? A lot of hw? Interesting?

I'm also keen to know your opinion of IP & MGS. Were you from an affiliated primary sch ie. familiar with the culture or new. How many students are there in a class? And something off topic, are the classroom Aircon like ACSI? ;).
Planning to let DD DSA, do you roughly know how many vacancies (or %) there are for DSA? I heard there is only 60 IP students?
Thanks.[/quote]The sec 1 &2 and a few sec 3 &4 classrooms no aircon. Apparently reduces spreading of air borne diseases. but MGS is on a hill so there's a fair amount of breeze and our uniforms definitely help too anyway less aircon means less global warming right?

[candycanes124]

Come visit the MG open house from 8.30am - 2.30pm! IP/DSA Breifing at 8.30 & 11.30 and join our MG family

[candycanes124]

Oops forgot to mention on 18 May 2013!

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Thanks waterblob & candycanes124.


I will definitely be at the open house on 18May. Unfortunately my daughter has a Maths competition on that day, so she will not be able to feel the school environment personally. But I'll feedback to her

Just curious, this is the first IB year for MGS. What is the reason/pull factor for you to decide to be the pioneer batch? Was it a decision made by yourself or your parents are involved in the decision-making?