NUS High School of Mathematics and Science (Diploma)
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elmoland73:
I sent my son for the interview ytd. The person in charge said that the result will be released by this evening or latest by Wednesday. Kids that went for the interview will be placed in CO, WL or rejected if they find the child not suitable for the school.
Latest by Wednesday... which is today riiiiiggghhhtttt???? :frustrated: -
This year’s Undergraduate Scholarships from NUSHS :
1. Singapore Armed Forces Overseas Scholarship - 1 Awardee
2. Singapore Police Force Overseas Scholarship - 1 Awardee
3. DSTA Scholarships/ Undergraduate Scholarships - 11 Awardees
4. A*STAR Scholarship - 1 Awardee
5. PSC Undergraduate Scholarship - 1 Awardee
6. EDB Undergraduate Scholarship - 1 Awardee
The school has declared 19th Aug as a school holiday as celebration ! -
Dear Travelmummy,
You only need to select the DSA schools, which offer your child confirmed offer or waiting list, and rank them, when the primary school gives you the DSA preference form between 22 to 25 Oct. You can refer to the flowchart at MOE website.
The preview at NUS High this sat is an informal one, more for the school to gauge on those likely to take up offers. It may then convert some waiting lists to confirmed offers, or even rejects to waiting lists.
It will be good if those who will not be taking the offer can let the school knows early. It will benefit those further down the line… -
Angel88:
Does it mean that once CO, and we put that as the first choice, as long as PSLE result qualifies for express course, the child will confirm go in ?Dear Travelmummy,
You only need to select the DSA schools, which offer your child confirmed offer or waiting list, and rank them, when the primary school gives you the DSA preference form between 22 to 25 Oct. You can refer to the flowchart at MOE website.
The preview at NUS High this sat is an informal one, more for the school to gauge on those likely to take up offers. It may then convert some waiting lists to confirmed offers, or even rejects to waiting lists.
It will be good if those who will not be taking the offer can let the school knows early. It will benefit those further down the line.... -
A friend’s nephew got into NUS high via DSA. Psle t-score was in 230s range, pulled down by languages. I view DSA as a mean to identify those kids who are talented in certain areas, but not an all-rounder.
Not sure if there is any latest changes though. -
Snowy116:
Yes.
Does it mean that once CO, and we put that as the first choice, as long as PSLE result qualifies for express course, the child will confirm go in ?Angel88:
Dear Travelmummy,
You only need to select the DSA schools, which offer your child confirmed offer or waiting list, and rank them, when the primary school gives you the DSA preference form between 22 to 25 Oct. You can refer to the flowchart at MOE website.
The preview at NUS High this sat is an informal one, more for the school to gauge on those likely to take up offers. It may then convert some waiting lists to confirmed offers, or even rejects to waiting lists.
It will be good if those who will not be taking the offer can let the school knows early. It will benefit those further down the line.... -
Angel88:
Same here, DS1's classmate got CO & entered NUSHS but PSLE results also in 230s range. He's doing well in NUSHS now.A friend's nephew got into NUS high via DSA. Psle t-score was in 230s range, pulled down by languages. I view DSA as a mean to identify those kids who are talented in certain areas, but not an all-rounder.
Not sure if there is any latest changes though. -
dagong99:
Tks dagong99 and Angel88 :imcool:
Same here, DS1's classmate got CO & entered NUSHS but PSLE results also in 230s range. He's doing well in NUSHS now.Angel88:
A friend's nephew got into NUS high via DSA. Psle t-score was in 230s range, pulled down by languages. I view DSA as a mean to identify those kids who are talented in certain areas, but not an all-rounder.
Not sure if there is any latest changes though. -
Yes,NUSH
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leooel:
Anyone has any lastest news from NUSH?
Not yet.
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