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    Dunman High School (Junior High)

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    • zbearZ Offline
      zbear
      last edited by

      Augmum:
      Congrats to 2013 batch of A levels pupils....Well done...:celebrate:


      Best results ever!!! :rahrah:


      Yes, I heard the news from DD today.

      CONGRATS to the Dunmanians!!!! You did DHS proud!!!!!!

      😂 :rahrah:

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        Augmum
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        zbear:
        Augmum:

        Congrats to 2013 batch of A levels pupils....Well done...:celebrate:


        Best results ever!!! :rahrah:

        Yes, I heard the news from DD today.

        CONGRATS to the Dunmanians!!!! You did DHS proud!!!!!!

        😂 :rahrah:

        YAY....Best A level results since IP ... 😄

        106 Dunmanians achieved at least 6 Distinctions with 1 Dunmanian of 9 Distinctions...

        Also increase in % of Distinctions in individual subj....

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        • kevin1K Offline
          kevin1
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          http://www.dhs.sg/mar-03-2013-gce-a-level-results.html


          The school is proud of the 2013 Year 6 cohort for their hard work and achievements at the 2013 GCE A-Level Examination!
          46% of the cohort achieved at least 3 H2 Distinctions.
          61% of the cohort achieved at least 4 Distinctions.
          106 Dunmanians achieved at least 6 Distinctions.
          44 Dunmanians achieved at least 7 Distinctions.
          3 Dunmanians achieved at least 8 Distinctions.
          78% of Dunmanians who offered H3 subjects attained Distinction or Merit.
          40% of Dunmanians who offered H3 subjects attained Distinctions.

          This should finally silence the doubters!

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            Augmum
            last edited by

            kevin1:


            This should finally silence the doubters!
            😉 😂
            Figures speak louder....
            DHS has proven itself yr after yr...

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            • F Offline
              flametree
              last edited by

              Hi there,


              May I know what’s the intake for DHS each yr?

              Thanks

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                Pen88n
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                flametree:
                Hi there,


                May I know what's the intake for DHS each yr?

                Thanks
                ~400 +/- for each Sec 1 intake.

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                  cocoon1
                  last edited by

                  I read from the Straits Times (4 Mar 2014) for the ‘A’ Levels results:

                  1) Hwa Chong Institution - >60% scored at least 3 A in H2.
                  2) Raffles Institution - >67% scored at least 3 A in H2, 4 had 9 distinctions.
                  3) River Valley School - >16% (or exactly 68/415) scored at least 6 A.

                  Not really apple-to-apple comparison to DHS since the DHS published results showed number of distinctions instead.

                  Anyone with more info or comments kindly add on.

                  Cheers to all the 2013 DHS graduates for doing well in their A Levels! And not forgetting all the parents and guardians for their unwavering support given to their child/ward. Hip hip hooray!!!

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                    FanFanX
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                    cocoon1:
                    I read from the Straits Times (4 Mar 2014) for the 'A' Levels results:

                    1) Hwa Chong Institution - >60% scored at least 3 A in H2.
                    2) Raffles Institution - >67% scored at least 3 A in H2, 4 had 9 distinctions.
                    3) River Valley School - >16% (or exactly 68/415) scored at least 6 A.

                    Not really apple-to-apple comparison to DHS since the DHS published results showed number of distinctions instead.

                    Anyone with more info or comments kindly add on.

                    Cheers to all the 2013 DHS graduates for doing well in their A Levels! And not forgetting all the parents and guardians for their unwavering support given to their child/ward. Hip hip hooray!!!
                    At least 3 distinctions in H2 subjects:
                    - RI (67%)
                    - HCI (60%)
                    - VJC (50%)
                    - NJC (48%)
                    - DHS (46%)
                    - TJC (31%) (138 students with 3 H2 distinctions, 109 students with 4 H2 distinctions, assuming cohort size of 800))
                    - RVHS (28%)
                    - AJC (23%) (186 students with at least 3 H2 distinctions, assuming cohort size of 800)

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                      Augmum
                      last edited by

                      FanFanX:
                      cocoon1:

                      I read from the Straits Times (4 Mar 2014) for the 'A' Levels results:

                      1) Hwa Chong Institution - >60% scored at least 3 A in H2.
                      2) Raffles Institution - >67% scored at least 3 A in H2, 4 had 9 distinctions.
                      3) River Valley School - >16% (or exactly 68/415) scored at least 6 A.

                      Not really apple-to-apple comparison to DHS since the DHS published results showed number of distinctions instead.

                      Anyone with more info or comments kindly add on.

                      Cheers to all the 2013 DHS graduates for doing well in their A Levels! And not forgetting all the parents and guardians for their unwavering support given to their child/ward. Hip hip hooray!!!

                      At least 3 distinctions in H2 subjects:
                      - RI (67%)
                      - HCI (60%)
                      - VJC (50%)
                      - NJC (48%)
                      - DHS (46%)
                      - TJC (31%) (138 students with 3 H2 distinctions, 109 students with 4 H2 distinctions, assuming cohort size of 800))
                      - RVHS (28%)
                      - AJC (23%) (186 students with at least 3 H2 distinctions, assuming cohort size of 800)

                      Dont mean to compare....but
                      Your ranking of the above is only based on 3 H2 Distinctions....

                      If ranked based on at least 6 Distinctions, (6 subjs) which is more meaningful for the computation of UAS for Uni entry...
                      It will placed DHS at a higher rank ...
                      Since there are 106 students who attained at least 6 Distinctions, out of 390 cohort size....

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                      • A Offline
                        ACMummy
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                        I’m just curious … If the intake is about 400 each year , why is the cohort only 300+. Had there been a lot of transfers out of the school ?

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