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| cheddar | 2006-03-31 18:53 |
| Dear kimun, What time will the py2 class begin and where do you live? Do you mean that I can call SIS directly to get the bus route? Cheddar |
| yyyy | 2006-04-01 09:47 |
| cheddar, I always call Kwong Chung Ms Ho for SIS at 2578 1178. Please ask her for a route and study the time and locations. Quote: cheddar 寫道: Dear kimun, What time will the py2 class begin and where do you live? Do you mean that I can call SIS directly to get the bus route? Cheddar |
| kimum | 2006-04-01 10:01 |
| Cheddar, Yes, I got a full copy from SIS of the existing bus route and pick up time. It lays down the time of every pick up point (eg, 15 Conduct Road is 07:10). Of course, it would be different for the next term, but you would have a general knowledge of which bus you will take and the schedule. For specific bus route and pick up time of your living place, you can call Kwun Chung as described by yyyy. PY2 begins 08:10. kimum |
| cheddar | 2006-04-04 10:25 |
| Dear kimun and yyyy, Thank you for your valuable information and I will call Ms. Ho shortly! Cheddar |
| bristol | 2006-04-05 19:00 |
SIS will have a musical night on 28/4/2006 (Fri) at the Cultural Center in TST to celebrate its 15th Anniversary. For those newcomers joining the SIS family, you may wish to call SIS to check if they have tickets available. The proceeds are for charity. I am sure you would enjoy the show. :wave: :wave: :wave: :wave: |
| 123 | 2006-04-09 14:27 |
| pls kind give advice: my friend's child was just accepted for kgd in SIS, her elder children are in DBS but this younger boy is not the type for that kind of schools, so she won't consider traditional school for this one. can anybody give her advice on SIS regarding sybl, path for "non-s'porean' or etc. is there anybody who was accepted by this school recently also? tks in adv. |
| JJsMama | 2006-04-10 17:44 |
| My kid has been accepted to PY1. I understand that SIS has a secondary school now. So if the parents (children) so wish, they can stay on until the secondary level. My personal plan is to send my kid to GSIS or CIS (for secondary school) after he gets a solid foundation on mandarin and other academic faculties. Quote: 123 寫道: pls kind give advice: my friend's child was just accepted for kgd in SIS, her elder children are in DBS but this younger boy is not the type for that kind of schools, so she won't consider traditional school for this one. can anybody give her advice on SIS regarding sybl, path for "non-s'porean' or etc. is there anybody who was accepted by this school recently also? tks in adv. |
| 123 | 2006-04-10 21:41 |
| tks JJsmama |
| dorothyhon | 2006-04-13 18:01 |
| Hi there, My boy was born in Dec 26, 2003 and is going to be 28 month soon. He is studying pre-nursery in a local Chinese kinder but he can understand both Chinese and English. I am planning to put him into the ESF this Sept but start to think about SIS after hearing so much good comments about this school. Do you think my son is capable of going thru the interview for the primary in SIS after completing the first two kinder in ESF as they won't put much emphasis on Mandarin. Your thoughts on this would be highly appreicated. Thank you. Dorothy |
| JJsMama | 2006-04-14 10:35 |
| I understand P1 applicants need to go do an assessment test. You may like to call up the school to find out whether mandarin will be tested. I understand it has 6 classes in PY2 and gets narrowed down to 4 (or 3?) in Primary 1. So by logical deduction, it could be relatively harder to get in than kindergarten. Perhaps other SIS parents could elaborate. |
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