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When was Carmel Garden Matriculation Higher Secondary School created?
Carmel Garden Matriculation Higher Secondary School was created on 1964-06-01.
Where did the name 'Carmel' originate?
CarmelThe name Carmel is of Hebrew origion meaning 'garden'. There is a famous mountain in Israel named mount Carmel which is associated with the appearance of the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of mount Carmel.
When was Serangoon Garden Secondary School created?
Serangoon Garden Secondary School was created in 1959.
What does the name Carmel mean?
Carmel is an English feminine name of early Christian origin. It is a reference to "Our Lady of Carmel," one title given by Christians to the Virgin Mary. Carmel means garden or orchard in Hebrew. Carmel is the name of a mountain near modern Haifa, Israel, where hermits lived in very early Christian times. These later became the Carmelite Order of monks.
Where could a gardener work?
Garden at peoople houses Garden at schools
What is the name of lee Chong wei's secondary school?
Sri garden
What secondary school did Victoria pendleton go to?
she went to Fearnhill School in Letchworth Garden City,
What are secondary consumers in a garden?
Birds, foxes, anything that eats things that eat grass , leaves, or flowers.
What does the name Caramel mean?
"Caramel" is a French word for a sticky, gooey sweet. Delicious, but a questionable name for a child! "Carmel", with only one A, is quite different. This is the Hebrew word for "garden".
Is garden international school or Alice smith school better?
oh, that is a tough one, but at the end everyone knows that things are not equal, if no one's perfect neither are schools....it all depends on how it is managed. Maybe, just maybe Garden International School is just a little better....but it's close! :) Just to add some detail -- *both schools are a similar age (Alice Smith 1946 and Garden International 1951) *both are a similar size and have a similar uniform. *Alice Smith is an educational foundation, collectively owned by parents and governed by parents and trustees. Garden is a privately owned business operated by the Taylors Education Group. *Alice Smith has a split campus. Primary is in town on Jalan Bellamy but secondary is half an hour away in Equine Park. Garden has a unified campus (apart from Early Years) in Mont Kiara for primary and secondary. This is a bit cramped but a good location if you can walk from nearby apartment blocks. There is an excellent astroturf all-weather pitch. However, traffic is terrible and it is hard to park. *Both schools have infrastructure changes ahead. For Alice Smith a new road junction on the MEX Highway will reduce travel time to the secondary campus to 15 minutes, by 2014. The secondary campus has extensive playing fields and facilities. For Garden, there are early plans to move to a bigger site with more space out West (somewhere near to IKEA) *As for teaching and learning, Alice Smith teachers are all British (or Australian/NZ/Canadian) trained whilst some of Garden teachers are locally trained. *For GCSE, exam results are very similar at both schools *For A2, exam results are historically better at Garden. However, Alice Smith operates more as a community school and does not have such a high selection bar for entry into Sixth Form. In value add, which shows how much improvement a school has added to its students (over their baseline ability) Alice Smith is in the top one percent worldwide. Don't know Garden's equivalent figure (not published on their website) *Alice Smith did a British Schools Overseas Inspection in October 2011 and got a Grade 1 (excellent) for its secondary campus and a grade 2 (good) for its primary campus. Of course, Garden will likely do one of these BSO inspections (which is under the auspices of the Department for Education in London) soon. *Fees are about the same
Is education free in Romania?
All the state schools (from children garden to university) are free in Romania. For private schools a tax is of course mandatory and is very different.
What are the educational Levels in Singapore?
pre school, kinder garden, primary, secondary are the levels of education in Singapore. Each have their own age groups in them.
