QUOTE(toolkit21 @ Feb 3 2021, 12:15 PM)
Am doing research on SECONDARY school for my boys (10 & 8 years old) for them to enrol in a couple of years.
Currently both studying in Lick Hung Primary in Subang Jaya; along with nephews, friend's kids, and other neighbours.
I live in Subang Jaya area and keen for schools in PJ as well, don't mind sending them to school in the wee hours.
Have been out of touch with schools nowadays and seeking some advice about new recommendations.
Trying to go with quality government schools or chinese secondary, instead of private (exception Sri KL coz nearby) or international school.
Have a few in mind;
1) SMK Seafied (USJ)
2) Catholic High School (PJ)
3) Sri KL
Looking for academic and co-curricular emphasis, not so much on being straight A all the way but an all-rounder.
Glad to have some usable advice here.
Well no point of sending kids so far too study la. Currently both studying in Lick Hung Primary in Subang Jaya; along with nephews, friend's kids, and other neighbours.
I live in Subang Jaya area and keen for schools in PJ as well, don't mind sending them to school in the wee hours.
Have been out of touch with schools nowadays and seeking some advice about new recommendations.
Trying to go with quality government schools or chinese secondary, instead of private (exception Sri KL coz nearby) or international school.
Have a few in mind;
1) SMK Seafied (USJ)
2) Catholic High School (PJ)
3) Sri KL
Looking for academic and co-curricular emphasis, not so much on being straight A all the way but an all-rounder.
Glad to have some usable advice here.
If you plan to bring your kids to tuition, will recommend going to Seafield.
Catholic High School PJ is okay too.
But I think with the current change of education landscape right now, being all online
My siblings went there gotten straight As for PMR/SPM, (not for STPM)
But I didn't manage to went there, due to bad UPSR results and not attending BM/BC tuition classes.
Anyhow, Malaysia schools koko system are kinda shit if you go to kampong secondary school like mine, where students events often very horrible not fun and waste of time. CHS's koko macam quite good.
But then I doubt it is whether "useful" in terms of HR sense.
Main purpose of Koko is just force you to be social-able, join events, make profile cantik2 for scholarship applications to cover up bad Academic Grads.
Sadly Malaysian Koko doesn't make kids to be challenging tasks, more towards for the sake of getting the minimum marks to be admitted into university.
This post has been edited by iSean: Feb 4 2021, 01:34 AM
Feb 4 2021, 01:34 AM

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