:goodpost: Thank you for all your sharing it has been very insightful for me!

Momo70\" post_id=\"2124230\" time=\"1701649999\" user_id=\"189715:

For the first two years, it's a transitional phase for her, marked by adapting to a new environment that includes self-directed learning and managing lot of emails for all school-related activities. It also involves experiencing newfound freedom, making new friends, and engaging in new competitions.

As you know, all the girls are exceptionally brilliant, smart, and some are competitive. Hence she has to learn how to keep pace with it and not get overly stressed up by the pressure. Additionally, considering they are in their teenage years, puberty may impact their emotions. Therefore, as parents, we must help them manage these challenges and offer support when they need it.

I would recommend parents to attend the sharing sessions organized by the school to learn how to help and support your girl in these journey. There are good insightful sessions like -

1. Cyber wellness for your child.
2. Guideline for School-Home partnership.
3. My independent learner.
4. Mental well-being resource guide for PSGs.

Overall she enjoyed her RGS's journey, especially in Y3 and Y4. We can see a big change in her.

slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2123205\" time=\"1700700844\" user_id=\"28674:

NYGH isn't that far from RGS, but I guess the transport links make that difference, depending on where you're coming from.

What about NYGH does your daughter like above RGS? Are they more surface things, or based on a very small sample? Personally, I think that in most things, a student will always grow to love the school she's in, whatever the first impressions she might have. Once she makes friends and gets to know the school she will probably love it too. But she needs to have an open mind and be willing to invest in the friendships and activities.

By the way, I think there is NYGH/RGS thread on this board. Have a look there, and you can post your questions there too. See:
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=12662&hilit=nygh+vs+rgs+comparing&start=920

Thank you. Guess during the open house the ny girls seem more friendly and approachable then the rgs girls. they also did a better job \"selling\" their school.

bearmini\" post_id=\"2114055\" time=\"1689731578\" user_id=\"202152:

Sure. Head prefect. CCA leader. 3 Edusave certs on P5. Community works. Thank you.

Wow very impressive!! all the best to your girl!

bearmini\" post_id=\"2113999\" time=\"1689671269\" user_id=\"202152:

Just an update that today received RGS email for CYL. Interview on 26 July. If this is the 2nd session, anyone can share what happened on 12 July? Thank you.

Would you mind sharing your daughter's profile? Thank you

By Aug if we dont hear anything means no hope?

Michy79\" post_id=\"1922908\" time=\"1564115016\" user_id=\"165767:

hippomummy\" post_id=\"1922807\" time=\"1564105785\" user_id=\"36223:

DS1 is 11 and only 136cm while DD2 is 9 and 150cm.
Do i need to be worried? DS1 seems to grow really slowly. While DD2 seems to have premature puberty?

if he's getting the right nutrients and seems to be healthy I think you don't have to worry about it. Some kids puberty come in late.

Fingers crossed!

DS1 is 11 and only 136cm while DD2 is 9 and 150cm.

Do i need to be worried? DS1 seems to grow really slowly. While DD2 seems to have premature puberty?

ercfermi:

hippomummy:

The MOE website is not updating which schools conducting balloting?

I suppose they are tallying up all the schools conducting balloting?

At this rate looks like it won't be updated by today

The MOE website is not updating which schools conducting balloting?

any updates on pei chun?