St Helens vs HBS
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St Helens vs HBS
Congratulation to all who have received offer and best of luck to all those who are waiting for offers.
My DD has been awarded seat in HBS and also has received scholarship from St Helens.
We live in Pinner - now we are confused as to which offer to accept.
Distance wise - St. Helens
Financial - HBS
Extra curr - St. Helens
Ranking - HBS
Any suggestions.
My DD has been awarded seat in HBS and also has received scholarship from St Helens.
We live in Pinner - now we are confused as to which offer to accept.
Distance wise - St. Helens
Financial - HBS
Extra curr - St. Helens
Ranking - HBS
Any suggestions.
Re: St Helens vs HBS
Congratulations on your clever DD for her offers. Looking at your considerations, financial/ranking v distance/extra curricular activities. I think HBS wins hands down.
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
What % is the scholarship for? I would say St Helen's if it's financially viable - better facilities/sports/extra curricular as you say and you are so close to the school! I think the journey time is a big factor. What sort of time would she leave the house and get home in the evening for HBS?
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
I would also say in your daughter's case, don't get too hung up on a school's ranking and results etc. She is obviously a very bright girl and will should get A/A* grades at whatever school she goes to. She won't do any better at HBS than anywhere else.
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
What is your daughter like and what does she think about each school?
In both cases both schools are wonderful but choose the school that you can imagine her at,if that makes sense.
In both cases both schools are wonderful but choose the school that you can imagine her at,if that makes sense.
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
The scholarship is 30%.
St Helens travel will save 40 min in morn and even.
My DD's is still not sure - she has 1 friend who is going to St. Helens and 2 who are going to HBS. So her mind keeps wavering every few hours
Guess we will continue debating this at home over the weekend.
Have a good weekend.
St Helens travel will save 40 min in morn and even.
My DD's is still not sure - she has 1 friend who is going to St. Helens and 2 who are going to HBS. So her mind keeps wavering every few hours
Guess we will continue debating this at home over the weekend.
Have a good weekend.
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
does this help at all? Seeing what happens at the other end to entry.alphabeta1 wrote:The scholarship is 30%.
St Helens travel will save 40 min in morn and even.
My DD's is still not sure - she has 1 friend who is going to St. Helens and 2 who are going to HBS. So her mind keeps wavering every few hours
Guess we will continue debating this at home over the weekend.
Have a good weekend.
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
We have now decided to accept St Helen offer eventhought, HBS waiting list didn't arrive yet
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
We too decided to accept the offer from St Helens.
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Re: St Helens vs HBS
Accepted our St Helen's place too. Look forward to meeting everyone at the welcome meeting in June.