no CCA schoobus this week and the after school classes already started!!!!

u meant 'stalkers'?! :yikes:

can someone advise where is the drop-off point for the students? Is it just after the turn at the canteen before the pillar that says 'cars' & mini bus'? :?

for the ACSP parents : If in doubt, always be in school early, whether dropping or picking. Of course, the downside is that u tend not to be able to leave early if u r able to park your car nicely!! :evil:

Not only the food. The drink vending machines charge $1 or more for a drink. Even S’pore Poly machine charges only 70~80c!!!

shalomger:

Sounds great! I have heard so much wonderful things about the ACSP GEP teachers. As a parent, it is such a relief.

Sometimes, how good the teacher is depends on who we are.

When I was in JC, we had this chem teacher who treated the pupils from the TOP class like her children. The other classes (even the top class from other combi)...well, we were 'the REST'...

u live ard Upp BT?


I know what u mean…Q to make U-turn if got to go MGS too…Q to get into school…then U-turn to rejoin jam along BT…if lucky, u join Q into ACSP @ around Caltex…any later, the Q stretch up to the double white lines after the flyover.

Heard ACSJ starts later ard 7.45…so by that time BT no more jam.

it's all about timing. I used to leave early to avoid the chaos...and if I happened to leave 10mins later, I may take another 20~30 more for the whole trip!! :scared:

the school buses probably target to get the students in school between 6.50~7.00 in order to avoiod the long queue into the cp after that. also, i think the traffic conditions along Bt Timah peak around 7.00 to 7.15...can be quite frustration is need to drive from 1 end to the other

clayman:

I don't think so....cos I got different houses in primary and secondary school. Maybe they tikam tikam....keke!!

think from 68 onwards, the BC # and the NRIC is the same.

before that, we had diff BC and NRIC #. If u had also gone to ACJC, u prob kept to the same house as sec sch since it was based on NRIC.