* Eunoia JC (EJC)

[pirated]

jetsetter:

lee_yl:

This is just like the non-stop argument about distance and walking time, now when there is talk about nighttime safety in the area, this group of forumers would just appear


For affected parents, it is about information sharing and those who are concerned can just make a trip down to the Ghim Moh area behind the side-gate of the school at night to see for yourselves. If there is a need for better lit paths and more street lights, please raise it during the dialogue session on 25 May.

We \"appear\" because we've studied at Mt Sinai before, know people living in that area and/or live around that area. I don't think it's that bad. I'm sure if these concerns are valid, MOE will contact Christopher De Souza, MP for Ghim Moh and work something out there.

But does it mean after adding all the lights and increase frequency of patrols, parents will be willing to go to Mt Sinai? :scratchhead:
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: Christopher de Souza
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 6 Ghim Moh Road #01-180 Singapore 270006
Tel: 64635122
Fax: 64635130
Day/Time: Fri 8.00 pm

Address: Blk 2 Queen's Road #01-183 Singapore 260002
Day/Time: 1st Thu 8.00 pm

[/quote]Chris normally responds within 24 hours

Try him …LOL

[Nebbermind]

I’m more curious what CCA holds the kids back past dinner time. Surely if there’s safety concerns, parents can request that all CCA must end no later than, say, 7pm

[lee_yl]

jetsetter:

A well-prepared presentation by MOE should eliminate 50% of the anticipated qns from the floor. To make the session fruitful, MOE officers should comb and consolidate all key points and solutions proposed in the Petition, forums, sporadic private emails from affected parties.

1. Challenges /\"unforeseen circumstances\" (SJI delay, DTL MRT @ Malcolm and NSE construction timelines, pollution & safety, etc.)

2. Mitigating measures (e.g. start assembly later, transport arrangements, photos of AMK ITE campus, artist impression of Mt Sinai campus (if avail), tentative timeline of Mt Sinai refurbishment (but tender hasn't been called))

3. Alternative solutions (e.g. feasibility & repercussions of IP-O level track switching, IPJC/JC transfers, alternative sites with photos)

Sorry, was side-tracked.

Back to the issues on hand, affected parents please feel free to build upon this well-prepared list to prepare for the dialogue on 25 May.

[zeemimi]

Nebbermind:

I'm more curious what CCA holds the kids back past dinner time. Surely if there's safety concerns, parents can request that all CCA must end no later than, say, 7pm

lol .... most cca end by 7pm. It's the kids themselves want to stay behind chit chat chit chat.

[lee_yl]

zeemimi:

lee_yl:

The test of the pudding is in its eating, affected parents can take a look themselves and make their own assessment.

which day are you going? do you need someone to stage a crime that day? :nunchuk:

Abetment of a criminal act is a criminal offense too...

[zeemimi]

lee_yl:

zeemimi:

[quote=\"lee_yl\"]The test of the pudding is in its eating, affected parents can take a look themselves and make their own assessment.

which day are you going? do you need someone to stage a crime that day? :nunchuk:

Abetment of a criminal act is a criminal offense too...[/quote]i'm glad you are aware. good night.

[jetsetter]

pirated:

jetsetter:

[quote=\"lee_yl\"]This is just like the non-stop argument about distance and walking time, now when there is talk about nighttime safety in the area, this group of forumers would just appear


For affected parents, it is about information sharing and those who are concerned can just make a trip down to the Ghim Moh area behind the side-gate of the school at night to see for yourselves. If there is a need for better lit paths and more street lights, please raise it during the dialogue session on 25 May.

We \"appear\" because we've studied at Mt Sinai before, know people living in that area and/or live around that area. I don't think it's that bad. I'm sure if these concerns are valid, MOE will contact Christopher De Souza, MP for Ghim Moh and work something out there.

But does it mean after adding all the lights and increase frequency of patrols, parents will be willing to go to Mt Sinai? :scratchhead:
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: Christopher de Souza
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 6 Ghim Moh Road #01-180 Singapore 270006
Tel: 64635122
Fax: 64635130
Day/Time: Fri 8.00 pm

Address: Blk 2 Queen's Road #01-183 Singapore 260002
Day/Time: 1st Thu 8.00 pm

[/quote]Chris normally responds within 24 hours

Try him …LOL[/quote]
If it's Commonwealth, which is definitely not unsafe, parents can email:
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: Chia Shi-Lu (Dr)
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 46-2 Commonwealth Drive #01-380/382 Singapore 140462
Tel: 64721180
Fax: 64740632
Day/Time: 1st & 3rd Fri 7.30 pm

Address: Blk 2 Jalan Bukit Merah #02-5136 Singapore 150002
Tel: 62760969
Fax: 62732944
Day/Time: 2nd & 4th Fri 7.30 pm[/quote]Or Minister Chan...
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: MG (NS) Chan Chun Sing
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 32 Holland Close #01-96 Singapore 270032
Tel: 67733273
Fax: 67733208
Day/Time: Mon 8.00 pm[/quote]
Mt Sinai is a GCB district, right?

[jetsetter]

pirated:

jetsetter:

[quote=\"lee_yl\"]This is just like the non-stop argument about distance and walking time, now when there is talk about nighttime safety in the area, this group of forumers would just appear


For affected parents, it is about information sharing and those who are concerned can just make a trip down to the Ghim Moh area behind the side-gate of the school at night to see for yourselves. If there is a need for better lit paths and more street lights, please raise it during the dialogue session on 25 May.

We \"appear\" because we've studied at Mt Sinai before, know people living in that area and/or live around that area. I don't think it's that bad. I'm sure if these concerns are valid, MOE will contact Christopher De Souza, MP for Ghim Moh and work something out there.

But does it mean after adding all the lights and increase frequency of patrols, parents will be willing to go to Mt Sinai? :scratchhead:
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: Christopher de Souza
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 6 Ghim Moh Road #01-180 Singapore 270006
Tel: 64635122
Fax: 64635130
Day/Time: Fri 8.00 pm

Address: Blk 2 Queen's Road #01-183 Singapore 260002
Day/Time: 1st Thu 8.00 pm

[/quote]Chris normally responds within 24 hours

Try him …LOL[/quote]
If it's Commonwealth, which is definitely not unsafe, parents can email:
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: Chia Shi-Lu (Dr)
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 46-2 Commonwealth Drive #01-380/382 Singapore 140462
Tel: 64721180
Fax: 64740632
Day/Time: 1st & 3rd Fri 7.30 pm

Address: Blk 2 Jalan Bukit Merah #02-5136 Singapore 150002
Tel: 62760969
Fax: 62732944
Day/Time: 2nd & 4th Fri 7.30 pm[/quote]Or Minister Chan...
[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: MG (NS) Chan Chun Sing
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 32 Holland Close #01-96 Singapore 270032
Tel: 67733273
Fax: 67733208
Day/Time: Mon 8.00 pm[/quote]
Mt Sinai is a GCB district, right?

[pirated]

there are some GCB in Mt Sinai but not as exclusive as Queen Astrid Park on the other side of Ulu Pandan. A number of nice condos further up Mt Sinai from the school site. The school site is nearer to Ghim Mog food centre and Ulu Pandan CC. Ghim Moh block 10 etc were demolished for SERS, but the rest were upgraded. Some of my classmates who are retired stay there - those upgraded ones; some use as investment HDB flats to rent out while stay in landed nearby


Dr Chia is another very responsive MP.

[jetsetter]

For those who really want to know abt the TEL or NSE work progress from the horse's mouth (instead of from MOE), please go to MOS of Transport, Mrs Josephine Teo's MPS tomorrow night at 8.00pm:

[quote]MP/Branch Chairman: Josephine Teo Li Min
Email: [email protected]
Address: Blk 231 Bishan St 23 #01-21 Singapore 570231
Tel: 64549608
Fax: 64549607
Day/Time: Tue 8.00 pm[/quote]She recently commented on TEL's noise pollution at Malcolm Road in Lianhe Zaobao. There was a big article on residents' complaints on TEL.