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作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-22 10:24 標題: Anfield International Kindergarten

Has anyone in ANFIELD INT'L KINDERGARTEN? As far as I know the Prep-programme/Playgroup a quite good, I would like to know anifield kindergarten good not?
Please give me advice!

Many Thanks!!

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作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-22 10:44

My son has been studying at Anfield for 2.5 years, it's a very very ...good school. Teachers are caring, paitent and experienced. It's a big family. Highly recommend.

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-22 14:33

Fattymom,

Thank you for sharing!

How about the extent of English and Chinese?

How many students does a class have?

Would you like to let me know more kindergarten information of Anfield?

Sorry for so many question to asking!:loveliness:

Thank you so much!!

原文章由 Fattymom 於 07-10-22 10:44 硐表
My son has been studying at Anfield for 2.5 years, it's a very very ...good school. Teachers are caring, paitent and experienced. It's a big family. Highly recommend.

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作者: vvnpo 時間: 07-10-22 15:35

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作者: MarcusD 時間: 07-10-23 09:44

I've been told most of the graduates go to IS.

But I don't have the percentages to ESF/xx ?

But, I don't think it is a good idea to choose Anfield and local stream primary schools later!

Anyway, My son love this school! And the teacher to student ratio is 1:11, last year my son transferred to Anfield, the school hired one more teacher in order to keep the ratio, as a result the ratio is 2:13 (a special case, I suppose!)

MarcusD

原文章由 vvnpo 於 07-10-22 15:35 硐表
Hello fattymom,
Do graduates from Anfield usually go to IS/ESF?
Or local stream primary schools?
How is the success rate of going to IS/ESF?
Which primary schools do they usually go to after kindergar ...

作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-23 10:33

What about Anfield's playgroups? are they good also?

作者: vvnpo 時間: 07-10-23 10:51

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作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-23 11:21

1.  The main medium of teaching is English, with 1/2 hour mandarin everyday.  All kids are strong at English.  They communicate with each other in English.

2.  The teacher-pupil ratio is 2:20, for pre-k 2:15.

3.  According to the 2006 graduation information:
   (from my memory) about 15 to KJS; 6 to RCHK;
   2 to AIS; 1 to ICS; 1 to YC; 1 to Beacon Hill;
   1 to SJS; 1 to Kennedy; 1 to local school.

Most of the kid (99%) will go to IS (their chinese are not up to local standard).  If your target is local band 1 school, u may have to let your kid to go to one more famous local kinder in a.m or p.m (some parents do that!  it's crazy!)

Fattymom

作者: 24112006 時間: 07-10-23 11:36

As I want to join the 1yrs old playgroup at Anfield.
Do u know when will the spring term start enrollment?

原文章由 Fattymom 於 07-10-23 11:21 硐表
1. The main medium of teaching is English, with 1/2 hour mandarin everyday. All kids are strong at English. They communicate with each other in English.

2. The teacher-pupil ratio is 2:20, for pr ...

作者: Cheerfulmama 時間: 07-10-23 15:50

原文章由 AnpanBaby 於 07-10-23 10:33 硐表
What about Anfield's playgroups? are they good also?

My son is now attending playgroup at Anfiled. It's quite good and my son loves going there.

作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-23 16:40

Thank you Cheerfulmama!!! is your son enrolled in the weekday/weekend programme?

原文章由 Cheerfulmama 於 07-10-23 15:50 硐表

My son is now attending playgroup at Anfiled. It's quite good and my son loves going there.

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-23 20:30

Fattymom,

Thank you for your valuable information!

Tanker

原文章由 Fattymom 於 07-10-23 11:21 硐表
1. The main medium of teaching is English, with 1/2 hour mandarin everyday. All kids are strong at English. They communicate with each other in English.

2. The teacher-pupil ratio is 2:20, for pr ...

作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-23 21:10

Tanker,

u're wellcome!

24112006,

the spring term starts from the early Jan 2007. I think they may release the details from the mid-end of Nov. However, u can call the office to see if they can put your kid on the list.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-23 23:10

My child is studying K1 at Anfield. Up to now, I am satisfied with it. Everything is good.
1)
The teachers are nice, experienced and responsive. The adm. Staff is nice and helpful.
2)
There are two K1 classes (morning). They separate the students into different K1 class by their age. Big children (born before July or Aug) and small child (born after August).
3)
Teacher-child ratio. Officially, it is 1:10 as mentioned in its websites. However, I find it is even lower. There are 18 children in my child’s class. 2 native English teachers and 1 native mandarin teacher are in her class. The 2 native English teachers are always with them. The mandarin teacher is with them most of time too. I think she will only leave the class when she goes to provide the 15min lesson to the playgroup. In addition, there is PE teacher, music teacher. Therefore, I think quite a lot of time, the teacher-child ratio in my child class is 3:18.
4)
Mandarin class. In Anfield, the class teachers are native English teachers. They master the class most of time. I think English is main course and Mandarin is dessert. Even though my child could speak full sentence in Mandarin. For example, 我有爸爸, 我有媽媽. Moreover, she seems interested in Mandarin. Sometimes, she will ask me what is “xxx “ in Mandarin.
5)
My child takes school bus. I found there is a toy room (2 teachers are there) for those who come to school by school bus. I really like this arrangement. As there are playgroups and quite a lot of children are accompanied by their parents or helpers in the playground, It will be not safe if those come with school bus (no adult accompany) play in playground by themselves.

作者: HAYMUM 時間: 07-10-24 00:18

My child is 2 yrs old now, I will send him to prep-programme at Anfield, but I am not sure how many classes a week will be better!!
Would you please give me some suggestion?

作者: MarcusD 時間: 07-10-24 09:46

Hi vvupo

Local stream or international stream is a big decision,
worth to think it twice!

To me, I’ll work it out backward, that is which secondary school I like most, then Primary, then Kinder!

Of course, you can consider: What is good education?
Which approach is better? Which school can develop your child all rounded. what do you expect from the school,
and what the school is expecting you!

Good luck!

原文章由 vvnpo 於 07-10-23 10:51 硐表
Thanks MarcusD.
Actually I am still struggling local stream or international stream.

作者: 24112006 時間: 07-10-24 10:03

Thank you your information.

Anfield is an international school, most of kids are native, am I right?

If the kids study at Anfield, are their character become more native? I mean they will be rather 開放 as my kid is a girl.

作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-24 10:12

At Anfield, it's about 35-40% of students are native. I don't think that they're open. Let me put it in another way, they are outspoken, outgoings and confident. Although it's an int. kinder, it's discipline is very good! Not so loose, but reasonable. Most little girls carry lady-like character

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-24 11:09

Kids will need to learn read and write chinese at Anfield?

作者: Cheerfulmama 時間: 07-10-24 11:17

原文章由 HAYMUM 於 07-10-24 00:18 硐表
My child is 2 yrs old now, I will send him to prep-programme at Anfield, but I am not sure how many classes a week will be better!!
Would you please give me some suggestion?

My son is now studying at the prep-program at Anfield. He attends the class 3 days a week. I personally prefer 3 days a week because I am afraid the senses of belonging will be weak if only once a week and he might be tired if goes everyday. No right or wrong, up to you

作者: Cheerfulmama 時間: 07-10-24 11:20

原文章由 AnpanBaby 於 07-10-23 16:40 硐表
Thank you Cheerfulmama!!! is your son enrolled in the weekday/weekend programme?

Hello AnpanBaby,

My son joins the weekday class.

作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-24 15:28

Thanks for your sharing Cheerfulmama! The reason I asked is because I once read from here that weekday and weekend classes are somehow different

原文章由 Cheerfulmama 於 07-10-24 11:20 硐表

Hello AnpanBaby,

My son joins the weekday class.

作者: 24112006 時間: 07-10-24 16:00

Thank you very much.

原文章由 Fattymom 於 07-10-24 10:12 硐表
At Anfield, it's about 35-40% of students are native. I don't think that they're open. Let me put it in another way, they are outspoken, outgoings and confident. Although it's an int. kinder, it's ...

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-24 16:14

Dear Cheerfulmama,

how old is yr kid?
My son is 2yrs8mths now, can he join next term(Jan 2008) of prep-programme at Anfield?

coz prep-programme accept age is from 2yrs3mths to 3yrs old!

Tanker

原文章由 Cheerfulmama 於 07-10-24 11:17 硐表

My son is now studying at the prep-program at Anfield. He attends the class 3 days a week. I personally prefer 3 days a week because I am afraid the senses of belonging will be weak if only once a ...

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作者: elizatyy 時間: 07-10-24 20:19

They have an open day in Nov.

作者: Cheerfulmama 時間: 07-10-24 21:25

原文章由 Tanker 於 07-10-24 16:14 硐表
Dear Cheerfulmama,

how old is yr kid?
My son is 2yrs8mths now, can he join next term(Jan 2008) of prep-programme at Anfield? coz prep-programme accept age is from 2yrs3mths to 3yrs old!

Tanker
...

Hello Tanker,

My son is 2yrs3mths now. You'd better check with the school. I personally think it's okay because by Jan next year, your son is still below 3 yrs. old.

BTW, which kindergarten you've planned to enroll for your son after the playgroup?

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-25 00:25

24112006,
Anfield is IS Kinder, but more than 60% of the students are Chinese (some are BBC, ABC). Others are British, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish etc. The children communicate with each others in English. In addition, parents also communicate with each others in English during school activities.

“Open” character ? To be honest, the children in Anfield are much pure and discipline than some locals I meet. In addition, I think children in kinder depend much from parents for moral education.

Children become easily influence by peer when they are in secondary, therefore, what you consider may be “will the children be more open when they studying in international secondary?” I think this before as mine is girl too. My answer is half and half, just the same as they studying in local, they will be “open” if parent don’t provide moral education by themselves.

Do you know girls in China are “open”? (of course not all, but it is common to have sex or live together). They are studying in traditional school, but they are “open” too. Why? Because they are not in their home town and their parents are not with them to provide the correct moral education to them.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-25 00:26

Tanker,
Anfield teaches only very simple Chinese words, really not much.
I think the child could speak mandarin, but they could only recognize a few Chinese words.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-25 00:29

AnpanBaby,
The difference between weekday and weekend playgroup is due to the adult.
On weekday, mainly the helpers accompany the child, the child is independent.
While on weekend, mainly the parents accompany the child, the children become attach to their mother/father and be naughtier.

My opinions are if you are full time mom, join Mon, Wed, Fri.
However, if you are working mom, join Tue, Thur, Sat. Then you could know more about the school when you come with your child on Sat, and could have topics with your child about Anfield.

My child has studied playgroup before joining K1 and I found it help her much to have a smooth transition.

1)
19 months : join Sat playgroup (to see if Anfield is good or not)
2)
27 months : rejoin Sat playgroup (decide to let my child to study at Anfield K1 as I think Anfield is quite good)
3)
30 months : join Tue, Thur, Sat playgroup (go to school by school bus, accompanied by helper on weekday and me on Sat)
4)
33 months : join super summer star (3-hrs course, adult could not accompany, take school bus, no crying)
5)
35 months : K1 (very smooth, my child told me “I am big child now, I would like to take school bus by myself”, no crying even on school bus).

Even if you do not plan to study at Anfield, I think my steps 2-4 are still good arrangement as they could learn to be independent gradually.

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-25 01:00

Hi sks,

Thanks for yr info.!

Have little worried to learn Chinese is not enough?

When will the application for K1?

Tanker

原文章由 sks 於 07-10-25 00:26 硐表
Tanker,
Anfield teaches only very simple Chinese words, really not much.
I think the child could speak mandarin, but they could only recognize a few Chinese words.

[ 本文章最後由 Tanker 於 07-10-25 14:25 編輯 ]

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-25 01:01

原文章由 sks 於 07-10-25 00:29 硐表
AnpanBaby,
The difference between weekday and weekend playgroup is due to the adult.
On weekday, mainly the helpers accompany the child, the child is independent.
While on weekend, mainly the parent ...

作者: Tanker 時間: 07-10-25 01:43

Thanks Cheerfulmama!!

If my son really love this school, I will consider to enroll K1 at Anfield

Your child is enrolled in 08-09 k1? Would you choose to k1 at anfield? What do you think?

Tanker

原文章由 Cheerfulmama 於 07-10-24 21:25 硐表

Hello Tanker,

My son is 2yrs3mths now. You'd better check with the school. I personally think it's okay because by Jan next year, your son is still below 3 yrs. old.

BTW, which kindergarten you' ...

作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-25 17:18

Hello sks,

Thanks so much for the detailed information and advice!! As i'm also a working Mom, most probably i need to rely on my helper to accompany my child for weekday classes --- which opens up the transporatation issue which i am now seriously thinking about...:-|

AnpanBaby

原文章由 sks 於 07-10-25 00:29 硐表
AnpanBaby,
The difference between weekday and weekend playgroup is due to the adult.
On weekday, mainly the helpers accompany the child, the child is independent.
While on weekend, mainly the parent ...

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-26 13:07

Tanker,
If you want to enroll morning session, you better to send application earlier. And it need to pay desposit (2-month tution fee) in around Dec.

On the other, it seems you care much on the Chinese standard. You better think it deeply before making the final decision.

Last year, I also struggle on this issue. Finally, I think I could teach Chinese to my child by myself and my husban prefer the education system of IS, therefore, I choose IS.

Of course, choosing local and IS is not only simple thinking. We consider many things before making this decision.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-26 13:25

AnpanBaby,
When I enrol the weekday playgroup, I consider the transportation too since I don't feel relieved to let my helper to bring my child to school by bus/MTR by herself. Therefore, when I know Anfield allow one adult to accompany the playgroup child to take the school bus, I enrol the weekday class too.

However, the school bus fee is expensive (as there are only 4-5 student, and nannny bus mother is available), similar or even a little bit higher than taxi fee (for 3-day playgroup). Some friends advise me to take taxi but I think school bus is safer than taxi.

If you are working mom, you advise you to enrol 8:30am class, so that you could send your child to the school bus.

作者: vvnpo 時間: 07-10-26 15:07

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作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-26 15:51

hi sks,

Thanks so much for the information again!! so they have schoolbus for playgroups too? where can I get more information on that?

原文章由 sks 於 07-10-26 13:25 硐表
AnpanBaby,
When I enrol the weekday playgroup, I consider the transportation too since I don't feel relieved to let my helper to bring my child to school by bus/MTR by herself. Therefore, when I know ...

作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-26 15:53

judging from their website, i think the term is around 4 months (late Aug to Dec).

原文章由 vvnpo 於 07-10-26 15:07 硐表
The school fees are charged on a termly basis, how long is a term please? 2 months or 3 months please?

作者: vvnpo 時間: 07-10-26 18:33

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作者: HAYMUM 時間: 07-10-26 19:00

原文章由 Cheerfulmama 於 07-10-24 11:17 硐表

My son is now studying at the prep-program at Anfield. He attends the class 3 days a week. I personally prefer 3 days a week because I am afraid the senses of belonging will be weak if only once a ...

Thanks Cheerfulmama!!!

[ 本文章最後由 HAYMUM 於 07-10-27 19:03 編輯 ]

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-27 01:24

vvnpo,
Playgroup, pre-program are paid termly. It really vaires by the length of the term. Autumn seems is the longest one, and summer is the shortest one. Actually, the fee is counted based on the no. of lesson for that term.

Kindergarten is paid monthly. While school-bus is paid termly.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-27 01:26

AnpanBaby,
Yes, playgroup child could take the school bus and could be accompanied by one adult. While kindergarten child only take the school-bus by themselves.

In addition, if there is only playgroup child, there is no nanny bus mother available as there already one adult accompany the child.

You could call Anfield and ask them to fax the information for you. Don't worry, the adm staff is really helpful and patient.

When I call, they even could recognise my sound. It is a really nice and family-like school.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-27 01:33

Fattymon,

Oh.. just want to say thank a lot for your information of Anfield when I gathering information about it.

Is your child in K2 or in primary? Which primary will your child go?

作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-27 21:57

sks,

my kid is in K2 now and has applied for the primary school in Sep. My 1st choice is SJS; however, its catchment area is very very...big. I'm afraid that the number of 1st category studuents is enough to fill all the places.:( . Have u thought about that? Which one is your choice?:D

作者: VickyMum 時間: 07-10-28 14:02

Hi Fattymom,

Thanks for your sharing. I would like to ask if AIS stands for American Internation or Australian International cos I'm interested in Australian International. Thanks!

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-29 00:04

Fattymom,
My target school is KJS (it's my catchment zone). It seems many Anfield child go KJS so I think the chance is high.

Yes, the catchment zone for SJS is really big. But don't worry, I think those from IS kinder should have much high chance to go to ESF.

作者: sks 時間: 07-10-29 00:09

VickyMum.

In general,
AIS = American International School.
AISHK = Australian International School Hong Kong.

However, sometimes I found peple use AIS for Autralian Australian International School Hong Kong in BK.

作者: AnpanBaby 時間: 07-10-29 10:27

hi sks, thanks again!!

原文章由 sks 於 07-10-27 01:26 硐表
AnpanBaby,
Yes, playgroup child could take the school bus and could be accompanied by one adult. While kindergarten child only take the school-bus by themselves.

In addition, if there is only playgr ...

作者: Kate.Tong 時間: 07-10-29 22:54 標題: Your help on Anfield playgroup

Dear All,

Appreciate if anyone can help to advise:
My son is age 21 months now. He can speaks lots of words, but he is not willing to speak in English, even through he do attend playgroup in some Kindergarten with native English and Cantonese Speakers. He would rather speak in Cantonese, provided he knows you understand Cantonese. I am considering to switch him to either Anfield or ymca playgroup.

For Anfield, can anyone share if Anfield is good as almost pure english environment?

Any comments in YMCA (TST) as swell?

Thanks.
Kate

作者: angusbbma 時間: 07-10-29 23:28

My son is now studying Anfield Saturday playgroup. I can say that the English environment is good as the whole session is taught in English with 15 minutes in Putonghua.

However, as compared with other kindergartens, I found the toy cars in playground and the other toys in the classroom are quite old. I'm wondering how often they clean those toys

Any comments from other mommies

作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-30 12:00

Vickymum,
Sorry for misleading! It should be AISHK

.

sks,
The connection between Anfield and KJS is very good. U're right, I think your successful rate is more than 90%

.

angusbbma,

I'm not sure how often the aunties clean the toys; however, the hygiene of the school is very good. As far as I know, there is no outbreak of any flu even in the peak season. Aunties will do a thorough cleaning of the whole school area during long holidays. If u want to know more, don't hesitate to ask Elsa or Winnie, they are pleased to answer your questions

作者: VickyMum 時間: 07-10-30 23:03

Thanks fattymom and sks

作者: HaydenNg 時間: 07-10-31 13:54

Hi fattymom,

My son is now 10 months old, I am planning to join Anfield Toddlerobics class when he reaches one. Will he be able to continue to study Anfield K1 if my son continues attending Anfield's playgroups. Thanks for your comment in advance.

作者: Fattymom 時間: 07-10-31 21:40

HaydenNg,

If u join their playgroup, u'll have priority to join the kinder. There is no admission test, only on first come first serve basis. Enjoy it

作者: HaydenNg 時間: 07-11-1 13:29

Fattymom,

Thank you.

原文章由 Fattymom 於 07-10-31 21:40 硐表
HaydenNg,

If u join their playgroup, u'll have priority to join the kinder. There is no admission test, only on first come first serve basis. Enjoy it

作者: Valerie媽媽 時間: 07-11-2 12:39

Hi fattymon, sks,

My daughter will attend Anfield's K2 next Monday No 5. She's pure Chinese, but she only speaks English. Would you please share information on applying Int' primary school as I have not submitted any application yet. My first target is ESF Primary School.

Thanks a lot!

作者: sks 時間: 07-11-3 00:14

Valerie媽媽,

My child is studying K1 now, so I still don't have the actual experience on applying International Primary.

As I known, the application for ESF should be in Sept, if you still not yet send your applicaton, it is really late.

On the other which ESF is your target school?

作者: LittlePigmom 時間: 07-11-4 11:02

Before your daugther go to Anfield, which school sge has studied.

原文章由 Valerie媽媽 於 07-11-2 12:39 硐表
Hi fattymon, sks,

My daughter will attend Anfield's K2 next Monday No 5. She's pure Chinese, but she only speaks English. Would you please share information on applying Int' primary school as I hav ...

作者: Valerie媽媽 時間: 07-11-5 11:29

sks, Little Pigmom,

My younger daughter attended K1 & K2 class at Tsung Tsin Primary & Kindergarten's International Section. I know I apply ESF Primary late. Anyway, I will try to submit the application first. According to home address, we should apply Beacon Hill School. Sorry, I haven't gotten a clear picture yet for so sudden change for my younger daughter. I think I need more information and advices from all of you.

作者: LittlePigmom 時間: 07-11-5 17:12

Why you change to Anfield suddenly and don't continue to finish K2 in the previous kindergarten. So many change may makes your daugther frustrated. Hope that ESF can accept your application.

原文章由 Valerie媽媽 於 07-11-5 11:29 硐表
sks, Little Pigmom,

My younger daughter attended K1 & K2 class at Tsung Tsin Primary & Kindergarten's International Section. I know I apply ESF Primary late. Anyway, I will try to submit the applic ...

作者: Valerie媽媽 時間: 07-11-5 17:50

My younger doesn't speak Chinese. This is the main problem to make her feel lonely and boring at the former kindergarten. Even though she was in International section, her classmates usually spoke Cantonese during rest time. She had expressed that she wanted her classmates could speak fluently English few times before. But I hoped she could build up both English and Chinese well like her elder sister who is attending same school at Junior section now. After interviewed Anfiled, she likes this school much. I have no objection for her request.

作者: sks 時間: 07-11-5 22:56

Valerie,
If your younger daughter used to speak English, it should not be a problem for her for the ESF interview.However, the catchment zone of Beacon Hill is big too.

On the other hand, you need to accept the education system of IS, it is different from local. You may need to balance between local & IS as your two daughters are studying at two education system.

作者: VickyMum 時間: 07-11-5 23:05

Hi Moms,

Just want to ask if anybody knows the chance to enrol in the Clearwater Bay School from Anfield? Because I think most of the kids from Abacus would go to the Clearwater Bay School, so kids from other kinder might be more difficult to have a successful application.

作者: Valerie媽媽 時間: 07-11-6 14:57

sks,
Thanks for your advice. I will apply another IS schools too. The worse case is to attend K3 at Anfield and re-apply ESF and local primary schools' international section next year.

By the way, my girl was very happy and excited for the first day school. She told me she met some new classmates and sang a new song which she learnt yesterday. Hope she would enjoy school life.

作者: LittlePigmom 時間: 07-11-6 17:48

You seem to have a good change for your daugther as she can meet friends who can talk with her and share with her. It's very nice. All family members communicate in English at home so she cannot speak Cantonese.
Although she can study in international school, better to teach her Chinese at the same time.

原文章由 Valerie媽媽 於 07-11-6 14:57 硐表
sks,
Thanks for your advice. I will apply another IS schools too. The worse case is to attend K3 at Anfield and re-apply ESF and local primary schools' international section next year.

By the wa ...

作者: SkyPenguin 時間: 07-11-22 10:49

what is KJS and SJS?

thanks

原文章由 sks 於 07-10-29 00:04 硐表
Fattymom,
My target school is KJS (it's my catchment zone). It seems many Anfield child go KJS so I think the chance is high.

Yes, the catchment zone for SJS is really big. But don't worry, I think t ...

作者: christf 時間: 07-11-22 16:50

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作者: elizatyy 時間: 07-11-28 22:46

how about Yew Chung playgroup VS Anfield playgroup?

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