St Joseph or SPCCPS

bblovebb2

原帖由 Nbranson 於 13-12-04 發表
我係舊生其實我都好奇怪點解話st jo辛苦.  St joe 永遠係最早放暑假的學校又從來都冇暑期習作要交。功課係 ...

一日十一，十二樣都話唔多？

柔情爸爸

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I am a St Jo old boy too. I graduated many many years ago and I could only remember the happy moments, such as singing contest, dancing contest, football, table-tennis, good teachers, .....

Nbranson

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I don't recall any long night of assignment mining.  In the old days, students at St Jo kinda competed to finish as much assignments in the classroom as possible (we tried to finish them between classes and after recess).  At the end of the day, we compared and bragged about how much we completed.  It was fun.  I do think it depends.My peers remember the play time only.  As the parent of a st Jo and being an old boy, I do think it is a false perception that it is a torturing school.  

spiderlily

Nbranson 發表於 13-12-4 23:36
我係舊生其實我都好奇怪點解話st jo辛苦.  St joe 永遠係最早放暑假的學校又從來都冇暑期習作要交。功課係 ...

真實, 辛不辛苦與能力掛勾, 有Ｄ學生三數份功課亦可做半天

此外, 不用量(time to be taken)去算, 很難定斷是多還是少, 一份功課可以是10題填充題, 又可以是一份專題報告

annienorman

每天5樣左右，一小時內可完成 (小四)

程度同一般津小一樣……相信有很多其他學校更谷更深，尤其私小！

但如要very happy schoo, no dictation, no homework, no writing..... SJPS is not your cup of tea....

My son loves go to school everyday , never say tough.......

babytowe18

我相信津校一定無直資或私校咁谷, 這些學校要博上位, 不停鞭策學生, 希望名氣高些和 '升呢'。而ST JOE係傳統學校, 又有中學BACKUP, 所以這6年會 'HEA' D

SCKnight

brima 發表於 13-12-4 21:14
細佬適齡10分old boys 10分已經20分，若然天主教有成25分，點會冇分！比我我都會揀SPCC.



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Old boys only has 5 points, has risk ah!

柔情爸爸

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Hard to say whether St Jo is more "hea" than private and direct subsidies schools as it strives for better academic results to be recognized as one of the top schools.

VKwan

原帖由 Nbranson 於 13-12-04 發表
我係舊生其實我都好奇怪點解話st jo辛苦.  St joe 永遠係最早放暑假的學校又從來都冇暑期習作要交。功課係 ...

old boy 對學校傳統應該好熟,對幫個仔適應好有用,所以我某程度上認同世襲制有好處

babytowe18

咁最後揀咗邊間呢?

CandyTheMom

I don't understand why people always refer to the old times when they were old boys or old girls of the schools in discussion, those were the old days, come'on. Nowadays, the workload in primary schools are much heavier than in the old days, and perhaps the comments of the parents with children studying in those schools now would be more relevant.