Raffles Girls' Primary
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mwchua:
All the best to all P6 girls tomorrow !!
To All P6 Parents
Best wishes to your DD.
Please keep us posted on how your DD fare -
Best wishes to all the P6ers!
Celebrate this milestone crossed and the new and exciting phase to come. -
all the very best, to all p6 students !
Results out around 11.30 am
Would like to know this year (2013 batch) :-
- what’s the highest t score -
from both mainstream and Gep stream ?
which p6 class these pupils come from ?
- what is the percentage of rgps students entering 2014 secondary 1 express stream ?
- what is the number or percentage of pupils score above 250, above 260, above 270, and above 280 ?
- any other info ? -
GreenBird:
P2 - not sure. DD is only going to P2 next year, but for P1, answer is Yes. The two top students tied with 300/300 this year.For p1 and p2 -
Are there pupils who score full marks in (English, Maths, Chinese), at end of p1 and p2 ? -
Any p6 student this year score above 280 (exclude Hmt) -
From either mainstream or Gep ?
What are the top score from classes 6p, 6q, 6r, 6e and 6f ? -
I accompanied my dd to collect her psle results yesterday. First of all, I would like to congratulate RGPS for the overall good results. From the information available to me, I think RGPS top t score is 275 by a Chinese student and a Malay student scored 270. These 2 scores could well be the top Chinese and Malay students scores respectively nation wide! To top it all, close to 49% of the students score at least 250 or more.
My dd had done well in the psle. I cant thank every teachers individually but as parent I would like to place on record my sincere thanks and gratitude to all staff at RGPS for guiding and moulding my dd for the past 3 years. From my experience, the teachers are interested in the development of the student. As a busy parent, I was happy when the teacher called to tell me the progress of my dd and offered pointers for improvement.
Again, I congratulate RGPS for the achievement. Well done and may the school continue to mould and help all its students to develope and realise their full potential! -
HVR:
I accompanied my dd to collect her psle results yesterday. First of all, I would like to congratulate RGPS for the overall good results. From the information available to me, I think RGPS top t score is 275 by a Chinese student and a Malay student scored 270. These 2 scores could well be the top Chinese and Malay students scores respectively nation wide! To top it all, close to 49% of the students score at least 250 or more.
My dd had done well in the psle. I cant thank every teachers individually but as parent I would like to place on record my sincere thanks and gratitude to all staff at RGPS for guiding and moulding my dd for the past 3 years. From my experience, the teachers are interested in the development of the student. As a busy parent, I was happy when the teacher called to tell me the progress of my dd and offered pointers for improvement.
Again, I congratulate RGPS for the achievement. Well done and may the school continue to mould and help all its students to develope and realise their full potential!
:congrats: HVR
it is remarkable for almost half of the P6 score 250 and above .... :rahrah:
hope i will be as happy as you next year...... -
Dear all RGPS parents,
The school year has ended and if you have school uniforms that your daughter has outgrown and would like to give away, please consider donating it to orphans in Cambodia who need the following:
1. White school blouses
2. PE attire
If you can collectively gather these I would very much appreciate it! Please drop me a private message if you can. Thanks! -
Hi! dd joining RGPS next year. Read in the handbook (dated 2010?) that pupils should not bring handphones to school. Is that still in force?
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reddiechan:
Hi! dd joining RGPS next year. Read in the handbook (dated 2010?) that pupils should not bring handphones to school. Is that still in force?
You can always bring a handphone but don't take it out from your bag...joking...
Heard that can only be used in canteen and pickup point.
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