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I have no idea about Anfield so that I have no comment on it. For YMCA, I think almost all kids would register for ESF regular schools and RC and DC. In case one fail ESF, there is still a back up of RC or DC. (RC and DC must accept over 70% of HKID card holders.) If they stressed only about the acceptance rate for RC, without mentioning about the regular ESF schools, then the failure rate for ESF schools must be pretty high. However, some do get into QBS because of sibling connection though.
In reality, competition at ESF schools is getting tougher and tougher. I read from expatbaby site that many native English speaking families didn't even getting the chance for interview. Some native speakers even got turned down after the interview.
Some comments from Expatbaby site:
"Bearing in mind we fall into Category 1 and did not get an interview - does anyone know of any Category 2 getting interviews with Bradbury?"
"Just saw a friend in the supermarket. Her son also did not get an interview at Bradbury. Both parents are US citizens."
"I see QBS school bus every morning, and inside the bus, the students are almost HK kids. It is true that in ESF, there are so many HK students. I do not know why."
"Hi, I am a mother of 4 year old kid who unfortunatelly failed the interview..., and the teachers all say that my kid is fluent in English,"
The situation is getting scary. If I were you, I would ask the school about the number of kids got accepted at the regular ESF, RC or DC and other similar international schools.
[ 本帖最後由 Onsen 於 09-3-6 11:23 編輯 ] |
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