Nan Chiau Primary
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lynntan15:
For P1. I think I did rec'd the slip on the P1 Orientation but guess misplaced it.timtim:
[quote=\"lynntan15\"]May I check what to bring on the first day of school. Thks.
Pri what? All levels were given a info sheet on what to bring for first 2 days (for collection by teachers).
[/quote]Hi,.u need to bring 2NCPS jotter book ( El writing ), 1 A5 broad line exercise book (spot spelling ), 1 English Yellow plastic file, shaping maths activity book 1A, shaping math builder 1A and 1 single lined book (mental sums ). :sweat
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tcn:
Thks very much.
Hi,.u need to bring 2NCPS jotter book ( El writing ), 1 A5 broad line exercise book (spot spelling ), 1 English Yellow plastic file, shaping maths activity book 1A, shaping math builder 1A and 1 single lined book (mental sums ). :sweat -
The \"Special\" and \"Express\" streams merged in 2008, 6 years ago.
susu:
Hi, what is the percent split for Special & Express?timtim:
2013 PSLE Results
100 (100) percent passing rate
86.8 (80.2) percent is eligble for Special/Express Stream
13.2 (15.6) percent is eligible for Normal Stream
* 2012's figures in brackets
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itskryptic:
[/quote]So there's no way to know how many go to the IP? :roll:The \"Special\" and \"Express\" streams merged in 2008, 6 years ago.
Hi, what is the percent split for Special & Express?susu:
[quote=\"timtim\"]2013 PSLE Results
100 (100) percent passing rate
86.8 (80.2) percent is eligble for Special/Express Stream
13.2 (15.6) percent is eligible for Normal Stream
* 2012's figures in brackets
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itskryptic:
[/quote]So there's no way to know how many go to the IP? :roll:The \"Special\" and \"Express\" streams merged in 2008, 6 years ago.
Hi, what is the percent split for Special & Express?susu:
[quote=\"timtim\"]2013 PSLE Results
100 (100) percent passing rate
86.8 (80.2) percent is eligble for Special/Express Stream
13.2 (15.6) percent is eligible for Normal Stream
* 2012's figures in brackets
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timtim:
Hi,2013 PSLE Results
100 (100) percent passing rate
86.8 (80.2) percent is eligble for Special/Express Stream
13.2 (15.6) percent is eligible for Normal Stream
* 2012's figures in brackets
I saw the slide sent by a friend, eligibility for Express is 96.1% n normal is 3.9%.
Lynmummy -
Lynmummy:
Not sure where's your friend's source but the above results is published in NCPS's website. NCPS's express % can't be that high. Take a look there.
Hi,timtim:
2013 PSLE Results
100 (100) percent passing rate
86.8 (80.2) percent is eligble for Special/Express Stream
13.2 (15.6) percent is eligible for Normal Stream
* 2012's figures in brackets
I saw the slide sent by a friend, eligibility for Express is 96.1% n normal is 3.9%.
Lynmummy -
timtim:
Not sure where's your friend's source but the above results is published in NCPS's website. NCPS's express % can't be that high. Take a look there.[/quote]The data for 96.1% are students taking 4S whereas timtim's data is meant for whole cohort including students taking foundation.
Hi,Lynmummy:
[quote=\"timtim\"]2013 PSLE Results
100 (100) percent passing rate
86.8 (80.2) percent is eligble for Special/Express Stream
13.2 (15.6) percent is eligible for Normal Stream
* 2012's figures in brackets
I saw the slide sent by a friend, eligibility for Express is 96.1% n normal is 3.9%.
Lynmummy -
Anybody knows what time the school bookshop closes and any idea those unavailable P1 books now available or already?
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smallbattery:
Anybody knows what time the school bookshop closes and any idea those unavailable P1 books now available or already?
Closed at 3pm.
Which bk still outstanding for u?
Can try popular too as Q for sch shop will b long these few wks.
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