The wordings on the consent form makes people uncomfortable and obviously it is drafted by lawyers with all the "politically correct" wordings protecting the school.
But i remember seeing similar conditions stated somewhere (i forgot where) before my child’s admission in Year 1. Therefore the content is not new to me.
Maybe the school should HIGHLIGHT this condition before the student is admitted to SOTA and whoever choose to enter is deem to have accepted it.
And this time, the communication with parents could have been done better.
Latest posts made by sotamama
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RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
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RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
Dear Kamon,
I'm sad to say i have no idea if my dd does her homework in school. But she does homework at home occasionally, and the load is much lesser than in P6 :imcool: that's why i say it seems \"manageable\" to me lol -
RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
Hi Shinobi, that was one of my concerns too. But I guess my daughter is compensated by satisfaction in her Art form subject which is something she can't achieve in enrichment classes outside. There is always a trade off in everything so we are prepared to give n take

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RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
Dear Shinobi, I feel that for a child with 20x, it is not easy for both IB and O level route, especially in the first half year. Both required a lot of hard work. For a child with 23x, I think it’s not a problem for him/her.
As for workload, SOTA’s first 2 years are very manageable. After that work will be getting more demanding. I think mainstream will have more workload in terms of quantity. -
RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
In my opinion, I think the median is about 23X, because the students’ results span from 20X to 26X.
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RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
Dear Kamom,
This is not true for my child who is in Year 2 now. The latest she finish dance is 7pm. -
RE: School Of The Arts, Singapore
Sharing information from SOTA FB:
Talent Academy for Transfer Admission.
Application opens on 1 Dec 2014. Application form and all supporting documents are to be submitted by 5pm on 8 Dec 2014. Shortlisted applicants will be informed via email by 11 Dec 2014, to attend the audition on 29 Dec 2014.
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RE: "Seemingly Helpless Situations" - Parental Discussion Thread
superduper:
Would a local Polytechinic diploma be a more viable means to an end after poor GCE A levels, rather than opting for a degree from a PEI (Private Education Institution) ?
Have you asked your child what he/she think about this option? Such a decision is very subjective, depends on each child's ability and preference. From A level to Poly, some see it as a waste of time and money; some see it as taking it slow is suitable for my child what's more the extra 2 or 3 years spent seems negligible looking at his/her long journey ahead. Poly is a good place for the child to explore where his/her interest lies. PEI can always come later in life. -
RE: Cedar Girls Secondary School
Walking from PP MRT to Cedar via Wan Tho Ave will take 10-15 minutes (no covered walkway). Many students choose to walk from Upp Aljunied Road from bus stop (which has number 100, 135, 155), there is a covered walkway for this route.
My dd used the laptop in Sec 1 and 2 only, for the rest of the time it is used for watching youtube & other social medias
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RE: "Seemingly Helpless Situations" - Parental Discussion Thread
"Popular" means one that is liken by many people. Like i said i often see (1) and (2) in the CVs, means they are more popular than (3) & (4).