Raffles Girls' Primary
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PSLE 2015 new English format (born 2003, onwards)
MOE announced changes (Annex B)
http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/files ... l-curr.pdf
http://www.psleeng.com/?p=161
What pupils can expect from 2015
https://www.facebook.com/notes/reachsin ... 2192418795 -
PSLE 2020 new Chinese changes
(affecting pupils born 2008, onwards)
2015 P1 affected (parents and pupils) onwards, may take note of the new changes, to Chinese.
2015 P1 batch will sit for PSLE 2020.
MOE announced new changes, to Chinese
source of info
http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2014/ ... -users.php
1.
The 2015 Primary School Mother Tongue Languages (MTL) curriculum will be phased in to schools, starting from the Primary 1 level in 2015, and progressively to the Primary 6 level in 2020.
The 2015 Primary School MTL curriculum aims to develop students as proficient language users, who can communicate in a confident and effective way.
This builds on the current curriculum and is aligned with the recommendations of the 2010 MTL Review Committee.
2.
Recognising that many real-life situations require spontaneous two-way communication, the 2015 Primary School MTL curriculum will place greater emphasis on spoken and written interaction skills.
The 2015 curriculum will have a greater focus on authentic activities to better develop our students’ communication skills.
It will also continue to expose students to culture and values through MTL learning.
3.
A set of story characters will feature in each of the MTL textbooks, big books, as well as information and communications (ICT) resources.
The story characters will be set in real-life situations to better engage students in their learning of MTL.
The learning objectives of each lesson will also be brought out through the story characters.
4.
There will also be a greater use of information and communication technology (ICT) to enhance the teaching and learning of MTL.
ICT resources such as videos, animations, digital interactive games will continue to be developed to support the curriculum in engaging our students to learn MTL in a fun and purposeful way. -
What is the percentage or the number of our P6 girls this year (born 2002) from Mainstream (non-Gep), getting DSA \"IP\" curriculum (bypass O level) offer
- CO (academic) from RGS Sec ?
- CO (academic) from Nanyang Girls' High ?
- CO (academic) from National Junior College ?
- CO (academic) from Temasek Junior College ?
- CO (academic) from Dunman High ?
- CO (academic) from River Valley High ?
- CO (academic) from CHIJ St Nicholas Sec ?
- CO (academic) from SCGS Sec ?
- CO (academic) from Cedar Sec ?
- CO (IB) from MGS Sec ?
let's focus on Mainstream, as majority of our P6 classes are Mainstream.
There are Total eleven P6 classes.
out of 11 : 8 classes are Mainstream (majority), only 3 are Gep classes.
(Gep classes are : P, Q, R)
http://www.rafflesgirlspri.moe.edu.sg/a ... m-teachers
Each Gep class small : around 25 pupils, per class.
many Geppers may receive more than 1 CO, although very few Geppers received none.
Each Mainstream class big : around 40 pupils, per class.
Total number of P6 Geppers = around 75 ( 25 x 3)
Total number of P6 Mainstream pupils = around 320 ( 40 x
let's focus on the number of CO (academic), not CO (Sports cca).
Any Mainstream P6 pupils receive DSA (academic) CO, from any Secondary schools ?
Congratulations !
can share which academic subject you dsa in ? -
All the very best to our 2014 PSLE pupils. (born 2002)
Jia you
our school set expectation(s), for 2014 cohort
need to set a common goal & objective in mind, all pupils (both Mainstream + Geppers) strive to work hard towards to, with due diligence, determination & perseverance.
when actual PSLE results are released in mid November, school will then compare the actual performance at cohort level vs. originally targeted.
Targets set, for 2014 PSLE cohort
subject / target Quality Percentage passes (percentage of A / A*)
English : 80 %
Maths : 75 %
Science : 72 %
Chinese : 93 %
Malay : 93 %
Tamil : 93 %
source of info
http://swt3.vatitude.com/qql/slot/u451/ ... iefing.pdf -
This Friday (19 September) -
Psle Listening Comprehension is on, for P6 pupils.
School compound -
need to be quiet as a mouse
morning session (P3 to P5) : no need to come to school
afternoon session (P1 and P2) : lessons as per normal -
compliment from parent (Mrs Mabel Tay), to our caring Principal (Mrs Yue)
http://www.moe.gov.sg/compliments/ -
anyone know for a P1 or P2 Pupil -
What should be a healthy (height and weight) ?
How many cm tall or kg, for an average student ?
fall within what range ? -
phtthp:
Based on chart from school health services, for 8 years old girl, 50th percentile means height 125cm, weight 25kg. I assume this is the average height and weight.anyone know for a P1 or P2 Pupil -
What should be a healthy (height and weight) ?
How many cm tall or kg, for an average student ?
fall within what range ?
source of info:
http://www.hpb.gov.sg/HOPPortal/content ... charts.pdf
http://www.hpb.gov.sg/HOPPortal/content ... charts.pdf
Hope it helps. -
anyone know last year (born 2004), how many of our own internal P3 girls offered Gep, after sat for Round 2 difficult test ?
any current P4 Gep student know ?
In 2009 (born 2000) : 43 girls (out of 330) or 13 % offered Gep
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum ... start=1420 -
Psle written papers start tomorrow
All the best to P6 pupils !
http://www.seab.gov.sg/examTimeTable/20 ... etable.pdf
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