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    • RE: Nanyang Girls' High School [*IP]

      Zappy\" post_id=\"1957779\" time=\"1578374102\" user_id=\"134817:

      Timmy21\" post_id=\"1957743\" time=\"1578366567\" user_id=\"122721:

      hi zappy, can i also ask about the odd/even week concept -- after march's 1-week holidays, does the odd/even continue in the previous pattern or does it restart? (does the 1-week holidays count?)

      I think it restarts for each term (school hols dont count).
      Then in July, you get another new timetable for Semester 2.

      But actually, I'd advise... dont fret over this.
      Let the kids go figure it out - they're old enough to handle this on their own.
      They are more intimately aware of which week is odd/even because that's what they work around for assignments and tests in school.

      If I really need to know, then I just ask her what week is this now... then I also dont need to crack my head over it or pore over my own calendar counting weeks.

      Yes, the timetable resets every term. So the first week after the March hols is Term 2 Week 1, which means your girl will follow the odd week timetable.

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    • RE: Nanyang Girls' High School [*IP]

      lbclth\" post_id=\"1957472\" time=\"1578246810\" user_id=\"37024:

      Hi, where can I find the days for the respective CCAs?
      If I'm not wrong, your child should have/will be receiving an email with a list of trial dates and CCA days for the respective CCAs. Alternatively, she can ask her Sec 4 facilitators about the training days for the CCAs she is interested in. Hope this helps.

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    • RE: Nanyang Girls' High School [*IP]

      Hi, I’m a current student in NYGH. Feel free to ask any questions yall have about school life or Nanyang in general, and I’ll try my best to answer them.

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    • RE: Nanyang Girls' High School [*IP]

      anxious one\" post_id=\"1955860\" time=\"1577521582\" user_id=\"183185:[quote=\"anxious one\" post_id=1955860 time=1577521582 user_id=183185]
      Hi, anyone knows how a student is chosen for student councillor, and how many are chosen each batch?[/quote]
      Hi, for this year's batch, all interested Sec 2 students will have to go through an interview at the end of the year, after which a group of approximately 40 students will be selected into a programme called the Leader Apprenticeship Programme (LeAP). The programme runs for a few months, after which about 30 students who participated in LeAP will be selected into Student Council.

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