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Re: St. paul's convent vs marymount
Dear andrew,
Thanks for this paradox though I don't like this extract of my writing as it doesn't reflect the theme.
My writing is aimed at characterizing marymount and stating that studying at local universities is an option, not a must, for a lot of marymounters. And so English culture and stuff are all very critical.
However, let's take your questions as a fresh discussion. MSS really got a great ""improvement"" (no offence, but I doubt whether it is an accurate translation), not on a school basis but on individual student basis. You must have known well the new 3-category banding replacement of the old 5-category one. The form one intakes of non-MPS graduates (and so do other government subsidized schools) are giving them challenges. Schools have to react to it. And for SPC, the school takes in >90% of its primary school students and the banding doesn't trouble SPC. The "through-train" school concept is definitely an advantage.
And no, I don't reckon you can conclude that the primary school standard by this piece of news. But you can conclude that MSS has been equipped to deal with the challenges derived from banding and other educational reforms.
By "smart", I believe you mean "academically outstanding". No offence again, these two things are not interchangeable. I have been following the HKCEE Eng results for some schools for years. I do not come up with your friend's conclusion, e.g. in 2005, both schools got about 80% credit rate and 30% distinction rate. For other subjects like science and chinese, the numbers do show SPC is doing better.
However, for the captioned theme, I do not hope people confining themselves to HKCEE in contrasting these two schools or may miss the bigger picture. The school academic performance is of course important, but not as important as your daughter's own development. The priority I keep repeating goes to finding a place for your daughter's best fit-in. If, after introspection, one thinks the girl's characters match marymount, then you have marymount. If she's SPC, then SPC. Next, choice of further study is also a consideration.
Wish you kids had a bright future.
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