Last Saturday, daddy and mummy brought me to a "real school" for my primary school registration. Unfortunately, the school's administrative office was closed. However, the kind and friendly guard ushered us into the school compound and told us to have a self-tour of the school as it was an "open day".
This was our first impression of the school... lots of trees, shady, beautifully landscaped with pretty murals here and there
At the entrance of the HUGE main hall (left pic) and the student activities notice board (right pic)
Overall, the classrooms (left pic) and canteen (right pic) were quite clean and pleasant
A water-feature right in between two blocks of classrooms.. with lovely koi fishes swimming in it
There was a pretty bonsai garden nearby too... with another koi pond in it
I sulked the whole time we were there. I wasn't too pleased with the idea of going to a "big girl's school". I was so tensed and nervous that I kept "sticking" to daddy and refused to explore the place on my own...
Covered walkway all the way to the main gate... end of tour. Phew! Let's go home...
Mummy finally registered my name in this SJKC this morning (already pre-registered online last week). She has been eye-ing this school since I was still in her womb. This reputable school used to be the client of the company that she was working with, and she is quite impressed with what the school has to offer. Of course, the most important reason for choosing this school is its proximity to our home. It is a mere 3.4km from doorstep-to doorstep!
Keeping our fingers crossed that I will be accepted into this school, just like all our neighbours' kids who are already schooling here.
The school is really nice!!!!!! Mummy is so efficient in registering. I haven't hahahaha
ReplyDeletegood for you :D
ReplyDeleteA very nice school. Got koi pond somemore.
ReplyDeleteNice school with fish pond ^0^
ReplyDeleteAnd I too prefer the shorter distant... to avoid traffic jam and others...
yeah the school looks nice. great that it is so close to home too. ashley's school is so far that I don't know what's the arrangement next year :(
ReplyDeleteis the school accepting 2007 kids? Cos i know one sjkc is accepting 2007 kids. the school said must register both online and physically in the school.
ReplyDeleteA very nice school indeed. Hope Chloe get accepted into this school.
ReplyDeletei was just about to ask you if this is a private school (looking at the grand entrance!) until u wrote there SRJKC. Wow...what a nice school la...so fortunate your girl!
ReplyDeleteVery nice school and environment.
ReplyDeletewah, very nice school leh! lucky chloe!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice surrounding & hopefully your girl will be accepted in this big girl's school :-)
ReplyDeleteYea,next week will be doing the same too..hopefully there will not be a huge crowd since it's school holiday.
ReplyDeleteWe just registered Gwen yesterday. We are back in KL last Friday and going back to JKT tomorrow morning. Chloe's school is sooo nice. Goodlah you stay so near to a nice school.
ReplyDeleteWow, me too... love the pandas' mural and the landscaping, such a great environment!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Chloe!
I didn't know that a SKJC can be so nice!
ReplyDeleteNice school! very nice indeed!
ReplyDeletewah, ur new school is very very nice lerh. mine louya 1.
ReplyDeleteall the best ... truly a nice school, now very hard to get such nice SJKC ... i was just registered Jeremy on the 1st march ... hopefully the school accept him.. but chances was 50%-50%only ..i had not confidence ... but still pray and wish for the best ...
ReplyDeleteVery nice school! Stay so near to the school so high chance to get into the school.
ReplyDeleteChloe's new school is not bad, very nice environment.
ReplyDeleteThe school is very very very clean and nice.
ReplyDeleteBy looking some of the photos, I think I was from that school too. But during my time, the school was not that well decorated with pond lah, bamboo tress lah, and etc.
Err..is it YC?