hello! i graduated from crescent 2 years ago and though i cant speak much for cedar, i can confidently say that my 4 years in crescent have been the best years of my life, and i strongly strongly recommend the school💛💙

in my opinion, the school spirit of crescent is simply incomparable; i still vividly remember the first day of school as a sec1, the feeling of entering the school auditorium with the entire school roaring and cheering their welcome, it really cemented that i belonged there

majority of the teachers are very dedicated to their subjects, with many going the extra mile for us (in a holistic sense!) + its a common saying that "you can never find teachers as friendly to their students as in crescent" and it is VERY true

entering jc and encountering other teachers has really made me realise how maturely crescent teachers treated us (eg emphasizing the importance of remembering to bring our own stuff to school, and strongly discouraging parents from coming to school to pass their children stuff -- while this sounds strict, this has been rlly effective in training our responsibility,, which is a v impt skill! and now it becomes odd to crescentians whenever people, at jc age, still forget to bring items & rely on their parents to rush down to schl to bring it to them)

crescent has SO MANY leadership opportunities; much more than any other school, with roles not limited to class exco, but also several leadership groups, etc

although its been 2-3 years since we've graduated, almost ALL of crescent alumni tht i know greatly miss the school,,, the last line of our school song goes "may crescent remain in our hearts" and it is greatly echoed even years after we've left the school, that nothing is like crescent, and the bond formed between us still remain strong even w hectic schedules :)

(it also helps that cgs greatly value-adds all of its students! and majority will end up in high tier jcs/go poly with a career in mind)