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Re: Kentville or St. Teresa?
Hui TUng,
My son didn't go to CCKG, so my opinion discussed below is based on my friend's experience and my observations only:--
I've seen some of the exercise papers of CCKG, you think its main language medium is English and Chinese standard is lower than Kentville or St. Cat? The answer is No!!!!! Their Chinese standard is compatible. About religion, I'm a Catholic and basically I'm not very comfortable with Protestants' eagerness to invite people to join their gatherings and get baptized. But I have no doubt that kids brought up in a Christian environment could have a better moral development than schools without.
CCKG is really a good kinder but its so difficult to get in as it only takes 80 kids per year (40 boys and 40 girls, am I right?) And to be able to get in, its best that you've got affiliation with Sing Kung Hui (聖公會)
Otherwise, it;s better to study in St. Cat -- (I met a few of the CCKG's students in teh P1 preparatory classes when I signed my elder son up for the course) most of them told me they studied in St. Cat for K1 and got in CCKG. So for those whose target is DGS or DBSJS , it might be more beneficial to get into St. Cat than Kentville -- but since Charwe's choice is between Kentville and STS, I still think STS is better than Kentville in terms of ENglish standard in preparation for DGS. Personally speaking, DBS has never been my first choice as I got no extra points for this school!! THerefore I didn't apply for CCKG at that time and thus, didn't consider St. Cat. More still, I prefer Kentville to St. Cat. So my choice at that time was between Kentville and STS.
There have been speculations prevailing at the time my elder son was applying for P1 seats - Since La Salle and MCS's P3 and P6 Catholics' confirmation will be held in St. Teresa's Church, so if your kid studied there, it might be easier for the sisters or Fathers to write a recommendation letter for your son / daughter to get into LSPS or MCS. People once said that if you could find the Father from St. Teresa's church to write a letter , you've got a higher chance to be accepted (likely in the 3rd round) by La Salle and MCS . But of course at teh same time, STS's philosophy and standard are also recognised and very much aligned with La Salle adn MCS. One of my friend's son didn't get in LA Salle in the 1st and 2nd round, but asked the La Salle brothers to write in a recommendation letter and he got in in the 3rd round.
Sometimes I felt sorry for our kids in a sense that we can't choose a school that we like for our kids,....we need to play strategies depending on how much bargaining power we have.
Before the lucky draw thing came out, my friend (whose son was in CCKG) told me that the headmaster of DPS (at that time no DBSJS) came down to CCKG to observe them in class and marked down notes to select kids personally after they handed their P1 application form. My friend's son got in.
My friend's daughter was from CCKG and got in DGS. Thus, CCKG really has priority --
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