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[ACSI also requires that every student does 2 CCAs each.[/quote]



ACSI requires one CCA to be a uniform group. However, I was told that if you get in under sports DSA, and your training is intensive, they may exempt you from the second CCA.[/quote]

i tot secondary school life is going to be tough with additional subjects. now i think its going to be tough because of too much time spent on cca.

If you are in the school 1st team(not reserved), it is worst then taking 2 CCAs. My firend’s DS was in the ruby school’s team, train 4 -5 days a week, including Sat. For those who take 2 CCAs, only need to stay in school for 2 days. On top of that, need to miss lessons becuase of
competition.[/quote]

i tot secondary school life is going to be tough with additional subjects. now i think its going to be tough because of too much time spent on cca.

ACSI also requires that every student does 2 CCAs each.[/quote]


each cca could take up 9 hours per week. my dd wants to try golfing. hope its not too time consuming.

anyone knows how schools choose students for sec one cca? do they hv to go for trial etc.? must students meet certain standards to be selected?

anyone thought of how best our dd/ds could make full use of the extremely long holiday?

hi all,


just wondering how to better prepare our dd/ds for sec 1 during their coming super long holiday. any reading materials or interesting courses to recommend?

any experienced parents can advise as a general guide:


1. is it effective to lay our dd/ds away from books just before the psle papers?
2. if so, how long do we need to rest them to ensure peak performance?
3. what activities are advised just before the exam?

thanks