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Tag Archives: singapore schools
Moving (within Singapore)
We just moved from our apartment of six years, a small single story condo of 80 units, to a whole new world. Our current condo has over 1,000 units, multiple pools, playgrounds, gardens and more. I genuinely feel as though … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Housing, Recovery, Singapore
Tagged expat bostonians, Kittycare Haven, MOE, moving, Moving Schools Singapore, Oranje Movers, SE Realty, Singapore, singapore schools
US vs Singapore Public Schools—Grading
One of the things I struggle with as a foreign parent is understanding the grading system in Singapore. On one hand, I find the grading system incredibly forgiving. Everything over a 85 is an A? 70-85 is a B? 50-70 … Continue reading
Posted in Assimilation, Culture Shock, Education, Expat to Expat Advice, Singapore
Tagged expat bostonians, singapore schools, tck, third culture kids
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