Thanks! Morning interview, afternoon offer is quite strange... you mean for 插班?
We just received an offer from West Island School (year 7). I got the impression from their admission that this is the relatively easier one to apply among all ESF secondary schools.
Do you know about the school's teaching quality and curriculum? Is it suitable for kids who are not so good at reading and writing? I heard that IB has really a lot of reading and writing, and emphasizes the humanities more (than sciences).
fatcni 發表於 23-9-30 12:54
Every year ISF intake (except lower primary and foundation) is not many even school has vacancy. We ...
Thank you for your information, and sorry about my belated reply :) I have come to understand that 插班 is really difficult (not just in ISF, but in general)...
Every year ISF intake (except lower primary and foundation) is not many even school has vacancy. We saw people getting in since G5, just not exceed 10 people every year. Actually people are leaving school at upper primary or middle school. So no hurry to get in.
My suggestion is to apply different schools, and the best fit school will eventually pick your child/children. Good luck!
CDNIS is more difficult, ESF is simple especially in the junior years. West Island is not a bad ESF but morning interview, afternoon offer is not uncommon. Personal experience.
Agree… both ESF and CDNIS are highly sought after, and have really long waitlists. Can consider newer schools like DSC, Nord Anglia, Stamford, Malvern, etc. Malvern just released really good IB results, so admission may become more competitive though.