St Patrick's School
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School is good. New principal from CJC and passionate. Foresee COP to go up as O level academic were excellent in 2017
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What are the %? Eligibility to JC?
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Heard the new principal is very passionate and from CJC with a JC route focus.
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COP 229 for 2019 intake
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My cousin was from this school, and as an autistic boy he quickly became a target for merciless bullying. No way were the teachers dedicated as well, and the many of the boys were definitely gangster-like in their behaviour. Till now he does not dare to go to the Marine Parade area. But he graduated in 2011, this may have changed now.
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Hihi! Any feedback on St Pat’s N(A) classes? Or any feeback on the school in general? I am hoping that the bad rep on the boys in school have improved. Thanks
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Is this thread still alive? I’ll like to find out about the students and Teachers in SPS -
Yes, do share your /your son’s experience at St Pat’s.
Here’s what i have to share:
1. i attended the e-Open house in 2020. The principal shared that in 2021, the school will be implementing subject based banding. The sec one form classes will comprise express, n(a) and n(t) students. But the boys will go for science and math, and perhaps language classes based on their abilities;
2. my neighbour who teaches at a school near to St Pat’s recommends that i explore other options. She didn’t think the boys’ behaviour was that great.
However, my ds is very keen on St Pat’s as it’s a boy’s school and not far from our home… You can say i’m concerned. -
Now that my kid is in SPS, I also dunno what to say. Boys are notti. But school discipline is really good. Initially we had issues with miscommunication with school. I should say zero communication till my son got in trouble for bullying. He was verbally bullied till he retaliated.
So we arranged a meet up with school heads. So far it went well and now my son is generally ok with his class and the rest of the school.
Teachers don’t discriminate either.
So overall I’m glad I made this choice.
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