About 250 to 300 parents and Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) alumni attended a townhall session on Wednesday evening, held to address concerns about
He added: “Over the years, the school culture really has changed. Girls have come in at the upper levels, the schools have moved to different areas. But I think the ACS spirit continues to be actually very strong.”
Fundraising efforts and facility upgrading will continue, to meet the immediate needs of existing students, he added. “Certainly going forward, we want to be able to create more places for both boys and girls... whether boys will be edged out in favour of girls, I think that’s too early to say. History has shown us there are generally sufficient places for our alumni in our schools, and we will strive with the enhanced population in the schools to be able to continue to meet their needs.”
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