But there is no need to change the school name. It makes it sound like those goin St Michaels will be destined to enter SJI. St Michaels is unique becuase the name itself is unique. Changing it to SJI jnr makes it sound like the pri sch has no originality on its own.Originally posted by sbst275:Well, if they are linked, why not?
Well, what you are saying is similar to Hwa Chong's caseOriginally posted by shade343:But there is no need to change the school name. It makes it sound like those goin St Michaels will be destined to enter SJI. St Michaels is unique becuase the name itself is unique. Changing it to SJI jnr makes it sound like the pri sch has no originality on its own.
-_-Originally posted by CoolMyth:At least names like:
SJI (Road name)
SJI Independent
sounds better. SJI Jr sounds like a name primary school kids study in.![]()
OMG!?!?!Originally posted by shade343:-_-![]()
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St Michaels is a primary school.
problem is will it actually improve the quality? or isit just a "grander" sounding terminology?Originally posted by leddy:the education system is singapore is changing greatly... as a former josephian, I think it's great that SJI is keeping up with the competition.
Changing the name of St mike is just a branding exercise, nothing new... sure some are going to oppose it, but as long as it improves the quality of it's education system, changing it's name is just a small price to pay.
It's like Sony and Enzer... you put a Sony tag on Enzer products... not much difference also.Originally posted by hisoka:problem is will it actually improve the quality? or isit just a "grander" sounding terminology?
well we all got to start somewhere right? it's true having a good name but no substance to show for is pathetic. but sji is a decent school, im pretty sure they will be able to supply the quality needed to uphold the new name and new direction they are aiming to goOriginally posted by hisoka:problem is will it actually improve the quality? or isit just a "grander" sounding terminology?
maybe St Stephen's will be renamed as St Patrick's Junior in that caseOriginally posted by iveco:Is SJI trying to copy St Andrew's Junior school?
Anyway, St Stephen's school in Siglap is also under the same family, isn't it?
By the way, is there a St Patrick's Primary school? I only know about the secondary school.
Ditto.Originally posted by sometimes:hmmm....... ok.. but i would prefer SJI be SJI and St mikes be St mikes
just graduatedOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:Ditto.
Both schools were my Alma Mater.
actually not only is a good name with no substance pathetic it also seems to me sort of like deliberate misleading or cheating........Originally posted by leddy:well we all got to start somewhere right? it's true having a good name but no substance to show for is pathetic. but sji is a decent school, im pretty sure they will be able to supply the quality needed to uphold the new name and new direction they are aiming to go
sji is a school with a history and heritage comparable to raffles and chinese high and acs. so they are building on that for the future.Originally posted by hisoka:actually not only is a good name with no substance pathetic it also seems to me sort of like deliberate misleading or cheating........
the supply og quality if its there then no need to change name also got the ability to improve the name and new direction mah not like they change the name then will have better staff come in.........
the other guy regarding brand trust maybe bah but sji not like very good also and then education is not about selling the skool mah