Raffles Girls' Primary
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Rgps Phase 2C second day @ 5.10 pm (Thursday, 31 July 2014)
breakdown
Total SC : 98
SC less than 1 km : 49
SC within 1 to 2 km : 6
SC outside 2 km : 43
The rest are PRs, Did not ask about PRs.
Admin lady said PRs no chance : told them to withdraw -
phtthp:
Website says 110 applicants so 12 PR's trying their luck.Rgps Phase 2C second day @ 5.10 pm (Thursday, 31 July 2014)
breakdown
Total SC : 98
SC less than 1 km : 49
SC within 1 to 2 km : 6
SC outside 2 km : 43
The rest are PRs, Did not ask about PRs.
Admin lady said PRs no chance : told them to withdraw -
Phtthp you got a PM.
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i’m surprised there are only 6 applicants under the 1–2km category. surely there must be more?
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xuanting:
i'm surprised there are only 6 applicants under the 1–2km category. surely there must be more?
Tomorrow afternoon, those 1-2 km will turn up
Cannot just be 6 only
Today, they are still monitoring how many SC < 1 km, register first. -
Hi,
Out of curiousity, does anyone know what is the percentage of RGPS students going to RGS? -
Blissedsher:
can anyone here comment if RGPS in terms of academic work is it very demanding?
So far seems ok for P1. Seldom have homework during school days and school holidays. My friends who have kids in other schools have tons of homework in P1 almost everyday. -
wyx:
agree
So far seems ok for P1. Seldom have homework during school days and school holidays.
My friends who have kids in other schools have tons of homework in P1 almost everyday.
my friends' children in other schools like Feng Shan primary : have homework, almost everyday.
another friend's kid at Yu Neng primary -
Their P1 Maths taught progress at a much faster pace, ahead of us.
Our girls now in Term 3 are taught grouping and re-grouping within 40.
We just follow MOE syllabus accordingly for each Term, like what most primary schools Teachers do.
That is, follow MOE syllabus : this Term 2, supposed to cover what Maths topic, Term 3 supposed to cover another Topic, etc.
Go according to the MOE P1 Maths syllabus flow.
P1 : Rgps does not teach Maths Modelling yet.
Modeling only start in P2.
Because our Maths Tr said school Want to ground our P1s first, make sure that they are strong in their + - x / fundamental concepts built first, before one start to introduce modeling concept.
If pupils can even grasp + - x / , tackle model questions, will be a challenge.
But schools like Yu Neng : simple modeling is been taught in P1 Maths.
P1 here is relaxed.
some parents like it : they don't like their kids to have homework, everyday.
(I am one of such parents)
But academic rigour from (P3 to P6) : we not sure.
Our kids have not reached the stage yet.
Best to let parents from Upper primary comment.
But heard Higher Chinese is tough : the higher up you go. -
phtthp:
Surprised....that P1 are loaded with hw. I thot most schools will adopt holistic approach esp for P1 &2. During DD's time, there's hardly any hw and the academic momentum started to build up only in P3.
agreewyx:
So far seems ok for P1. Seldom have homework during school days and school holidays.
My friends who have kids in other schools have tons of homework in P1 almost everyday.
my friends' children in other schools like Feng Shan primary : have homework, almost everyday.
another friend's kid at Yu Neng primary -
Their P1 Maths taught progress at a much faster pace, ahead of us.
Our girls now in Term 3 are taught grouping and re-grouping within 40.
We just follow MOE syllabus accordingly for each Term, like what most primary schools Teachers do.
P1 here is relaxed.
some parents like it : they don't like their kids to have homework, everyday.
But academic rigour from (P3 to P6) : we not sure.
Our kids have not reached the stage yet.
Best to let parents from Upper primary comment.
But heard Higher Chinese is tough, the higher you go. -
DD just had her DSA interview at NYGH yesterday.
One of the parents (her DD from reputable sch) shared that RGPS trs are more dedicated. Looking at DD’s 3 yrs journey with RGPS, it speaks volume of these trs’ dedication in driving the girls to greater heights.
Certainly, I hope this batch of P6s taking PSLE this yr will be the outstanding and glittering stars among the rest.
Jiayou, P6 girls.
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