https://www.moe.gov.sg/docs/default-source/document/education/programmes/co-curricular-activities/leaps-2.pdf

phtthp:

Anyone know, for Sec 1 DSA Sports students, do they put all of them into one, common same class, or spread them all out into various Sec 1 classes, according to their unique field of Sports specialization ? Thank you.

There is no more sports class.

fruittree:

MerlionInGermany:

They will be doing their performance, and parents will be watching.
She does not want you to go maybe because she doesnt want you to watch her perform.

Oh OK.. So basically we won't interact much.. more on sitting there and watch them performing..
Do you know what kind of performance?

How about the CCA Fair? Do you know whether it is just seeing the various CCA which is similar to open house?

Thank You!!

I strongly encourage you to go to the CCA Fair to allow you to help your DD to choose her CCA. She will have to make the CCA audition next week.

I would suggest you & your DD to see her interest, her commitment and how it would affect her LEAPS points.

You can also take the opportunity to ask the students and Teachers about the commitments required for each CCA which may be unique.

A simple rule of thumb is just to ask the students if the school is strict… Those wearing the school uniform. Or just simply observe the attire of the students when the leave the school… Cos if they dare to sport such hair style, it means the principal do not really care much about discipline…


Or simply ask and observe the neighbourhood students

I am amazed by the perception people have about schools.... :scared:


There are 2 school named here is the exact opposite of what you mentioned....

My advice to parents is to look at the discipline of the school instead of the CCA or T score or any other matters cos if the discipline is bad, you can be sure that your child would not be able to study during curriculum time.

A good disciplined school, even in a NT class, the students will learn and get to good grades. A ill-disciplined school, I personally have seen top students steal notes from other students so that they can fare better than their classmates.... This is a school with high T score of more than 250+ :nailbite: