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jajasmin

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #360 on: April 13, 2015, 11:36:02 pm »
Mga sis, need a survey lang po:
My 2 kids came from Perpetual Molino and I finally decided to transfer them to other school; reason: I just don't feel na may improvement ang study habits nila, but their grades were ok.
Im thinking of St Dominic College of Asia and St Thomas Aquinas sa may Buhay na Tubig.
any mommies here na may kids na nakaenrol sa 2 schools so I can make some comparison, need your comments po

I inquired in Statesfield pero closed na ang Grade3 but Grade 8 still open for admission daw.

Academia de Julia ok din sana but the tfee is almost the same sa statesfield.

TIA


skits

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #361 on: April 15, 2015, 06:04:14 pm »
Hi!

Mommies from Tagaytay
Parecommend please ng good preschool in the area?
TIA!

skits

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #362 on: April 15, 2015, 06:07:02 pm »
Sino po may kids studying at TISE(Tropical Innovative School of Excellence)?

soleil_m

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #363 on: April 17, 2015, 04:19:46 pm »
Mga sis, need a survey lang po:
My 2 kids came from Perpetual Molino and I finally decided to transfer them to other school; reason: I just don't feel na may improvement ang study habits nila, but their grades were ok.
Im thinking of St Dominic College of Asia and St Thomas Aquinas sa may Buhay na Tubig.
any mommies here na may kids na nakaenrol sa 2 schools so I can make some comparison, need your comments po

I inquired in Statesfield pero closed na ang Grade3 but Grade 8 still open for admission daw.

Academia de Julia ok din sana but the tfee is almost the same sa statesfield.

TIA

Hi sis, why not try Divine Light Academy? My son's incoming Gr 1 there, 3 years sya dito sa pre school. And in terms of academics, maganda talaga quality ng turo and ang discipline nila sa mga students.

thebratinella

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #364 on: May 05, 2015, 11:01:56 pm »
My daughter took the entrance exam at FEU Silang for kinder 2. Tuition is 50k. Not included yung books and uniform.  There's a 2,000 discount for those who will enroll early until May 15 so we'll avail of it. They also have free dancing, singing, acting workshops and reading lessons from May 18-23. Too bad my daughter can't join. We have yet to inquire about the school service. Hoping that our kid will enjoy her time in this school. Start ng classes nila is June 15.

yang.yang

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #365 on: May 25, 2015, 09:14:41 pm »
Hi sissies, incoming K2 [textspeak!] daughter ko and sa ICA sa may Dasma Bayan namin siya plan itransfer. Any feedback? Thanks

rikki21

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #366 on: August 05, 2015, 08:17:51 am »
Sisses, feed back naman which school mas maganda, Divine Light or Statefields. My daughter is grade 4 na next year, I want to transfer her to big school. nasa grade school kasi sya inside our subdivision, but medyo kulang ang academics for me. kaya I want to transfer her to big school.

lizatorres

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #367 on: August 07, 2015, 05:11:16 pm »
any feed back for St. Mark's Institute? thanks!

thebratinella

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #368 on: August 17, 2015, 04:16:51 pm »

celica

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #369 on: November 19, 2015, 09:05:58 pm »
Hi, I'll be enrolling my son next school year but I'm still scouting for a good school. We're considering Elizabeth Seton, both Las Piñas and Cavite since we're from Bacoor  but we are still looking for a cheaper one na English talaga. Any recommendations?

RoadrunnerXCX

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #370 on: November 20, 2015, 08:40:41 am »
Divine Light Academy...competitive din sila and advance ang curriculum.

super bratinella

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #371 on: November 22, 2015, 04:13:32 am »
Hi may alam po ba kayo if how much  for Senior High sa La Salle Dasma?

KVsWahmmy

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #372 on: November 22, 2015, 09:07:24 pm »
sis rikki21 and sis celica: my daughter is currently in Senior Kinder in DLA-Molino, and here's my feedback:

1. Facilities - good enough, they're making improvements, but compared to DLA-Las Pinas and Statefields, there's a lot of room for improvement talaga. :)

2. Quality of teaching - Really good. Preschool teachers all have early education units, so I think that helps. Subjects are paced well for the kids.

3. Extracurricular - They're not very much into extracurricular activities. There's like one every month or so that you can consider 'major' - but that's about it. For me it's ok - kids can focus on academics and still have something to look forward to. Less gastos din. :)

4. Academics - very competitive ang level. If you would see the grades of the kids and compare it the grades of those in other schools - 1st honor level na sa ibang school, pero sa DLA, hindi pa yun pasok sa Level Honors (overall). There's a good and bad side to this of course, good because kids are motivated to excel talaga - bad because it takes so much to actually get into level honors.

5. Environment - Generally quiet and peaceful yung place. Mababait naman ang mga bata (so far ha, based sa mga naging classmates ng daughter ko). 


ayi0119

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #373 on: November 23, 2015, 12:12:13 pm »
^ DLA Molino Graduate here. :)
Sa Academics talaga sila naka-focus.. ang daming assignments at projects. May times na aalis sana kami pag weekends kaso lang sa dami ng project ko hindi na lang ako sumasama. Pero highschool days na ko nito. Honor naman ako nun grumaduate, pero na-stress din talaga ako, pukpukan sa pagaaral. Not sure kung dito ko ie-enroll ang daughter ko. Gusto ko sana overall development, not the traditional na puro academics..

mommyme

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #374 on: November 25, 2015, 10:47:47 am »
My son is studying in Harrell Horne Integrated School.

The school's grading system focuses on behavior kaya kahit smart yung anak mo, kung malikot, mababa pa rin ang grade.  Take note, this is for pre-school, considering that pre-schoolers are naturally active, hindi mo mapapapirmi sa isang tabi, hindi pwedeng sabihan ng isang beses.

Regardless if they get 0 or perfect score sa activities, walang weight yun, as long as tahimik, sunod agad sa teacher, etc.

I regret enrolling my son here, parang sa rehabilitation center ko siya pinasok at hindi sa academic school. IMO only.

KVsWahmmy

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #375 on: December 07, 2015, 03:11:39 pm »
totoo yan sis mommyme? Oh my. When we inquired sa Harrell before parang ang saya kasi ang ganda ng preschool classrooms, may pool and all. I didn't know na ganyan pala grading system nila. Kakaloka. I mean I know behavior is important, and that kids should be trained on behaving properly in school as early as possible. Pero for it to factor so big pagdating sa grades, lalo na at yun nga, preschool is the age na tinuturuan mo pa lang sila dyan sa aspect na yan... parang kakaiba ha.

celica

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #376 on: December 19, 2015, 11:54:43 pm »
sis rikki21 and sis celica: my daughter is currently in Senior Kinder in DLA-Molino, and here's my feedback:

1. Facilities - good enough, they're making improvements, but compared to DLA-Las Pinas and Statefields, there's a lot of room for improvement talaga. :)

2. Quality of teaching - Really good. Preschool teachers all have early education units, so I think that helps. Subjects are paced well for the kids.

3. Extracurricular - They're not very much into extracurricular activities. There's like one every month or so that you can consider 'major' - but that's about it. For me it's ok - kids can focus on academics and still have something to look forward to. Less gastos din. :)

4. Academics - very competitive ang level. If you would see the grades of the kids and compare it the grades of those in other schools - 1st honor level na sa ibang school, pero sa DLA, hindi pa yun pasok sa Level Honors (overall). There's a good and bad side to this of course, good because kids are motivated to excel talaga - bad because it takes so much to actually get into level honors.

5. Environment - Generally quiet and peaceful yung place. Mababait naman ang mga bata (so far ha, based sa mga naging classmates ng daughter ko).

Thanks sis. How much na ba sa Divine Light ngayon?

KVsWahmmy

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #377 on: December 22, 2015, 11:24:38 am »
Anong grade sis? Senior Kinder was around 34k if I remember it right. :)

dyann***

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #378 on: January 17, 2016, 03:25:56 am »
^sis how much sa DLA ang Junior Kinder (Junior ba ang tawag?)

Also, feedbacks naman sana for Woodridge, preschool for my bunso :-)

KVsWahmmy

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Re: Schools in Cavite
« Reply #379 on: January 17, 2016, 09:23:36 am »
Sis dyann*** balikan kita bukas, I'll check. :)

 

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