DSA 2011

[realwhiz]

Tinkerbelle:

realwhiz:

One more happy mum here. I am impressed by the way Mdm Heng handle the tea session. Lively and jovial.

:congrats: realwhiz & DD. The WL will eventually become a CO.

YES!! :thankyou:

[realwhiz]

cestmoi:

:congrats: :rahrah: :rahrah: :congrats: :rahrah: :rahrah: ROCKZ ON!!! realwhiz & Daddy Daddy DDs :rahrah:

Yes! The anxiety is finally over!

[Tinkerbelle]

DaddyDaddy:

We were at the nygh tea session too. The principal's words were such music to our ears. We now having celebratory lunch!

Hi DaddyDaddy,
:congrats: Definitely an announcement that warrants a celebration. :imcool:

[Tinkerbelle]

Lynn2010:

vanilla mum:

Hi sunflowermom, tinkerbelle, KSP and RGS DDs, sorry no offence, it were merely base on my personal view and feedbacks/comments given.


以上言论仅代表个人意见，如有雷同，纯属巧合。

Thanks to all parents on your personal thoughts. RGS was struck off from my list but it is back on this morning. Thanks!!

Hi Lynn2010,
So....your DD will accpet the CO from RGS?

[gnagna]

TREX8:

Congratulations to Pinky88, realwhiz and DaddyDaddy on receiving the reassuring news from Mdm Heng today!


Looks like our DDs will end up being school/class mates next yr. I feel so assured leaving my DD in the capable hands of Mdm Heng.

Came across a parent reading this website during the tea reception :yikes:

[Tinkerbelle]

Gna Is The New Cool:

fruitteller:

[quote=\"ngbrdad\"]Did not receive letter from RI yesterday.

So bracing ourselves for the rejection letter either today or Monday.
Anyone else on the same boat ?

Same boat.... :xedfingers:

Me too, but just pray that we get our CO! (It's still possible) :xedfingers:[/quote]All the best ngbrdad, hexagon, fruitteller & Gna is the new cool......hopefully you'll receive some good news on Monday ya. :xedfingers:

[Tinkerbelle]

gnagna:

TREX8:

Congratulations to Pinky88, realwhiz and DaddyDaddy on receiving the reassuring news from Mdm Heng today!


Looks like our DDs will end up being school/class mates next yr. I feel so assured leaving my DD in the capable hands of Mdm Heng.

Came across a parent reading this website during the tea reception :yikes:

The POWER of KSP... :lovesite:

[tiggermum]

ngbrdad:

Anybody with news and feedback from NUSH tea today ?

update on NUSH tea:

briefing by P & VP largely marketing exercise, talked a lot about the competitions that NUSH kids have won, the international summer programme link-ups with prestigious varsities abroad, and assurance that kids will be exposed to a well-rounded education without the stress of national exams. Some parents were crowding around the P at tea break in the hall, but I didn't join in, so maybe other parents can share about what they heard.

personally i think talking to the students will give you a better idea of school life there. What we heard during the open house was re-affirmed: students there don't go for tuition, whatever they don't understand, they will ask their teachers or seniors for help. I asked a Y4 girl how many percent of her classmates have difficulty coping, and she was stumped for an answer. To her, it's not a common problem.

There are non-science activities going on in the school too, with a pretty active writers' circle and pretty good school orchestra.

DD is sold on going there. I think like many parents, we also worry about whether it is too early to specialise. But i guess for some kids, it's not what is taught but HOW it is taught that makes a difference. Just hope that we have finally found the right fit for DD.

[Tinkerbelle]

tiggermum:

ngbrdad:

Anybody with news and feedback from NUSH tea today ?

update on NUSH tea:

briefing by P & VP largely marketing exercise, talked a lot about the competitions that NUSH kids have won, the international summer programme link-ups with prestigious varsities abroad, and assurance that kids will be exposed to a well-rounded education without the stress of national exams. Some parents were crowding around the P at tea break in the hall, but I didn't join in, so maybe other parents can share about what they heard.

personally i think talking to the students will give you a better idea of school life there. What we heard during the open house was re-affirmed: students there don't go for tuition, whatever they don't understand, they will ask their teachers or seniors for help. I asked a Y4 girl how many percent of her classmates have difficulty coping, and she was stumped for an answer. To her, it's not a common problem.

There are non-science activities going on in the school too, with a pretty active writers' circle and pretty good school orchestra.

DD is sold on going there. I think like many parents, we also worry about whether it is too early to specialise. But i guess for some kids, it's not what is taught but HOW it is taught that makes a difference. Just hope that we have finally found the right fit for DD.

Hi tiggermum,
:thankyou: for sharing. Wonderful that NUSH exposes their students to non-science activities too.

Glad to hear your DD likes NUSH. May she find her niche in science there. :celebrate:

[pinky88]

TREX8:

Congratulations to Pinky88, realwhiz and DaddyDaddy on receiving the reassuring news from Mdm Heng today!


Looks like our DDs will end up being school/class mates next yr. I feel so assured leaving my DD in the capable hands of Mdm Heng.

Thks, Trex8...i share the same feeling as u, can leave our DDs safely in the gd hands of Mdm Heng