DSA 2012

[musette]

Hi,


we received an invitation for a Tea session for DSA through sports. Just want to ask, is it ok if we don’t attend?

We prefer to DSA through academic, not sports.

Thanks in advance for the advice!

[jtoh]

musette:

Hi,


we received an invitation for a Tea session for DSA through sports. Just want to ask, is it ok if we don't attend?

We prefer to DSA through academic, not sports.

Thanks in advance for the advice!

If you do not wish to DSA through sports, there's no need to attend the tea. Unless you want to listen to what they have to say and also to ask questions about what if you preferred to DSA via academics instead. Presumably some HODs will be there and you can direct your questions to them.

[ruohoo97]

musette:

Hi,


we received an invitation for a Tea session for DSA through sports. Just want to ask, is it ok if we don't attend?

We prefer to DSA through academic, not sports.

Thanks in advance for the advice!

But I heard that DSA under sports is so much easier than under academic, why not?

[jtoh]

ruohoo97:

musette:

Hi,


we received an invitation for a Tea session for DSA through sports. Just want to ask, is it ok if we don't attend?

We prefer to DSA through academic, not sports.

Thanks in advance for the advice!

But I heard that DSA under sports is so much easier than under academic, why not?

Bec you'll have to commit to the CCA for 4 years minimum.

[ruohoo97]

inotks:

For girls, which schools can DSA through international chess?

NYGH!

[inotks]

ruohoo97:

inotks:

For girls, which schools can DSA through international chess?

NYGH!

Roughly how many students does NYGH accept through chess? :thankyou:

[ruohoo97]

I am not sure. Please go to NYGH open house to find out on May 19. Also please check their website, some DSA info has been posted there. All the best!

[Zekezachzoom]

jtoh:

ruohoo97:

[quote=\"musette\"]Hi,


we received an invitation for a Tea session for DSA through sports. Just want to ask, is it ok if we don't attend?

We prefer to DSA through academic, not sports.

Thanks in advance for the advice!

But I heard that DSA under sports is so much easier than under academic, why not?

Bec you'll have to commit to the CCA for 4 years minimum.[/quote]But if the kid intend to continue the same CCA, then why not?

[jtoh]

Zekezachzoom:

But if the kid intend to continue the same CCA, then why not?

If the child is certain that his interest would be sustained for all four years and is happy to train intensively and represent the school, certainly go for Sports DSA. But if the kid is just good at the sport or is forced into it by the parents and has no passion for it, and think he might be interested in another sport in secondary school then the DSA sport can get tedious in the long run.

[inotks]

ruohoo97:

I am not sure. Please go to NYGH open house to find out on May 19. Also please check their website, some DSA info has been posted there. All the best!

:thankyou: