Asking for information about Huaying International Middle School in Singapore

Huaying School is a first-class middle school in Singapore, and its comprehensive strength ranks among the top three in Singapore. Since its establishment, 1886 has developed from an initial school to an education group (ACS) with six well-equipped excellent schools.

It is estimated that it is difficult for China students to enter, mainly because China students' English is generally poor (compared with the Singaporean level).

Foreign students studying in Singapore need to pass AEIS. Then assign schools according to their grades.

Hand luggage: not too much. There are rules on the ticket. But in fact, if you really take a lot, the problem is not big. However, when the airline staff looks at you, please make a relaxed expression even if your hand is about to be broken.

Checked baggage: the rule is twenty kilograms. The excess is charged in RMB per kilogram of 60 yuan.

It is best to use a suitcase that is light and strong, easy to carry and not afraid of collision. Personal luggage should be clearly marked with Chinese and foreign names and destinations. Group luggage can be uniformly identified. When you take articles or gifts out of the country, you should remember to abide by the customs regulations of China and the customs of the countries you have been to. It's best to know what you can and can't take first.

Singapore is not a barren island. It is better to buy it with money than to be fined. How to pack first-class luggage requires a good overall arrangement. Generally speaking, it takes one year to prepare the luggage for the first time. Here is some information about taking things. Document inspection

Before you leave, you must personally check all your travel documents, such as passport, student ID approval letter from Singapore Immigration Bureau, visa issued by Singapore Embassy, exit card issued by China Public Security Department and so on.

Clothing

Singapore only has summer! In Singapore, summer clothes such as T-shirts, jeans, trousers and casual shorts are often worn. Many times, clothes are more casual.

1. Never bring too many T-shirts. Buy again. First, because the styles vary greatly from place to place, many clothes brought from China look awkward according to experience. For example, on campus, you can roughly guess where you are from your clothes. Although Singapore's clothing taste is average, it is still an old saying, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. Secondly, there is no need to bring a bunch of clothes to increase the weight of luggage. As far as I know, people will bring a lot of clothes back to China during the holidays. If I had known this, why bother?

2. Because of air conditioning, the indoor and outdoor temperature in Singapore is often 10 degrees, so a thin coat of 1 2 is needed (inconvenient to take off).

3. It is recommended not to bring more shorts. Actually, you wear pants here. It's not hot either. Just get used to it. And there are many restrictions on shorts, for example, they are not allowed to be worn in libraries or other places. Indoor air conditioners are generally very cold, so you can't cry in shorts.

4. Don't bring more shoes. Sports shoes (even famous brands) and sandals and slippers here are not too expensive. For boys who often play ball, you can bring one or two pairs of sneakers.

5. Formal dress: Boys should bring shirts, ties, trousers and a set of leather shoes. There are fewer occasions where you need to wear a suit, so it is unnecessary. Girls can wear a simple and generous western skirt, but they still need shirts and black leather shoes from time to time. In the dormitory, there may be a formal dinner party that needs a dinner dress, and at the end of the semester, there will be a demonstration asking him to wear a formal suit.

When you first arrive in Singapore, you can bring some money for a rainy day. Renminbi, Hong Kong dollars and US dollars can be easily converted into new coins here. Basically, every shopping center has a place to exchange money.

As for studying here, do you think it is worthwhile? Public secondary schools have a 4-year academic system and take the O-level exam after graduation. 17 years old or above (including 17 years old), directly study the O level and take the O level test. O level is equivalent to the domestic senior high school entrance examination. Good grades in JC, that is, high school, is two years. Most people will choose science and engineering. After studying for three years, you can work.

Government middle school tuition is very cheap. More than 200 Singapore dollars a month.

Government secondary school holidays are generally once in May-June 1 1- once every next year 1. You can go back to China.

I hope it works.