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Re: 急!聖羅撒與培正
Dear market,
I think you made a great decision to stay (even though the other school may be very good). Both my two kids attend Pui Ching primary. I can see both of them have developed good personality, made good friends and are eager to learn.
The teachers are dedicated. I'm aware and feel same concern on the English. My girl used to come home and tell me some teacher cannot pronounce right.
However, I personally don't believe English comes first. Personality and eagerness to learn (meaning finding fun and satisfaction in learning) is more important for me.
We read once in Pui Ching magazine that their HKCEE (Form 5) result in English is just similar to HK average; which to many parents + me, a big concern.
However, lots of Pui Ching graduates studys in overseas universities; mainly N America.
So far Pui Ching's alumni association is the strongest I'm aware of. Alumni gathering are frequent and they even organize in all main cities in N America. Last year a group of present secondary student also attend a tour with Alumni gatherings on the west coast.
Even though quite traditional, we can feel the school is making effort to adopt update teaching methods. I especially like they arrange talks for parents 2 to 3 times a year on Sat am. We always go.
By the way, is your girl P5 or P4 in Sep. My boy will be P4 in Sep.
On the issue on secondary school, I understand and agree with your concern, especially if she is good in language and writing. Pui Ching also offer support for student with good language skill. e.g. creative writing workshop in Chinese and English drama workshop. My girl apply and is chosen to both (like yours, she is strong in language). The teacher for Chinese creative writing class is a famous writer Ms Law Lai Huen (I may have translated wrongly) and my girl said she learnt a lot. For English drama, they really get all the best English students from P5 and P6. Even though their performance is not too good due to backward stage sound system (lucky to learn they will re-build the very old assembly hall at last), I know my girl and her friends are very very happy with the drama workshop.
Pui Ching is a good school, not judging from reputation, but from my personal experience. However, that does not mean your concern for Secondary school in English is not valid. But since your girl is smart, getting a good grade in Pui Ching will get her in many doors as well. In fact, my girl just left Pui Ching and transfer to international school. However, I believe my boy will most likely stay for Pui Ching Secondary. We have to make our decision on case to case basis pending on the kid; that I more than agree with ChingChing Father.
One last comment, you are lucky. I saw the mails on your topic are more positive/supportive while on similar topic " ui Ching vs Ying Wa" the debate are a bit too harsh. Even though I grow up in HK, as a parent, I find it hard and worrying just like you. We all need supportive words....
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