Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

[fiona2004]

Funx3:

pench:

think is very hard to ask my ds to take HCL as she doesn't read CL books at all... :x

Ha Ha, My Gal Never Read CL Books at ALL too, but she's in HCL Class!
Some more in Banding Class C1???? :?

I try to tempt her to read Chinese Comics, but Alamak ... She says \"Fan Ti Zi\" So many, End up She's Now Hooked on the English Version of the Comics Instead .....

The Joke is until P4, whenever she's asked to write Book Review in Chinese, She always END up with the story on \"Kwei - Tu Sai Pao\" - U Know, the Tortoise and the Hare ....
Lucky she's been having different CL teacher Every Year, So No one knows she cheated and wrote the same Review every year ....

Anyway, if U really do not want your Gal to take HCL, U can OPT out, even if U R Offered ....
but she won't b in CH, FA, GR, HO Class ....
Can bear with IT?

Hi, Funx3, good afternoon to you! Hopefully, you still visit this site. BTW, how many students were there in your daughter's Banding Class C1 (HCL)? thank you!

[php]

fiona2004:

Funx3:

[quote=\"pench\"]
think is very hard to ask my ds to take HCL as she doesn't read CL books at all... :x

Ha Ha, My Gal Never Read CL Books at ALL too, but she's in HCL Class!
Some more in Banding Class C1???? :?

I try to tempt her to read Chinese Comics, but Alamak ... She says \"Fan Ti Zi\" So many, End up She's Now Hooked on the English Version of the Comics Instead .....

The Joke is until P4, whenever she's asked to write Book Review in Chinese, She always END up with the story on \"Kwei - Tu Sai Pao\" - U Know, the Tortoise and the Hare ....
Lucky she's been having different CL teacher Every Year, So No one knows she cheated and wrote the same Review every year ....

Anyway, if U really do not want your Gal to take HCL, U can OPT out, even if U R Offered ....
but she won't b in CH, FA, GR, HO Class ....
Can bear with IT?

Hi, Funx3, good afternoon to you! Hopefully, you still visit this site. BTW, how many students were there in your daughter's Banding Class C1 (HCL)? thank you![/quote]Hi Fiona2004... let me help you with your question.

my dd is P5 this year and she is in HCL C1... less than 40 students....if i am not wrong, only 1 distinction in her class....consider very good in writing if you can get close to 30 marks out of 40....and the rest 60 marks are not easy to score too.....there are some failures too....there are 7 HCL classes... ie HCL 1 to 7 and 6 CL classes ....ie CL 8 to 13

if the kid doesn't opt for HCL, then he/she will not be put into 9/8/7/6/5......the top classes are filled up with those taking HCL...important is to see whether your kid can handle the subject.... no point opt for it and he/she has to struggle

Same like Funx3 dd, my dd doesn't read Chinese books too....but she has other exposures to the language as well as tuition.....

Let me know if you have other queries...

[Jennifer]

All the best to the p6 pupils getting their PSLE results this Friday.

[fiona2004]

Hi Fiona2004… let me help you with your question.


my dd is P5 this year and she is in HCL C1… less than 40 students…if i am not wrong, only 1 distinction in her class…consider very good in writing if you can get close to 30 marks out of 40…and the rest 60 marks are not easy to score too…there are some failures too…there are 7 HCL classes… ie HCL 1 to 7 and 6 CL classes …ie CL 8 to 13

if the kid doesn’t opt for HCL, then he/she will not be put into 9/8/7/6/5…the top classes are filled up with those taking HCL…important is to see whether your kid can handle the subject… no point opt for it and he/she has to struggle

Same like Funx3 dd, my dd doesn’t read Chinese books too…but she has other exposures to the language as well as tuition…

Let me know if you have other queries…[/quote]



Good morning, PHP, thank you for your answer to my question. Even students in HCL C1 class failed HCL? I heard that in each of the 9 form classes, English is taught in each form class while other 3 subjects are taught in other banding classes. Is it true? Not sure whether the English teachers also teach other subjects. Currently this year, my daughter’s form teacher teaches 3 subjects. thank you in advance.

[ZYM]

Hi,


My dd will join PHP next year (P3). How do we know if your child will be taking HCL? Can we opt out?

[S6169]

fiona2004:

Hi Fiona2004... let me help you with your question.


my dd is P5 this year and she is in HCL C1... less than 40 students....if i am not wrong, only 1 distinction in her class....consider very good in writing if you can get close to 30 marks out of 40....and the rest 60 marks are not easy to score too.....there are some failures too....there are 7 HCL classes... ie HCL 1 to 7 and 6 CL classes ....ie CL 8 to 13

if the kid doesn't opt for HCL, then he/she will not be put into 9/8/7/6/5......the top classes are filled up with those taking HCL...important is to see whether your kid can handle the subject.... no point opt for it and he/she has to struggle

Same like Funx3 dd, my dd doesn't read Chinese books too....but she has other exposures to the language as well as tuition.....

Let me know if you have other queries...

Good morning, PHP, thank you for your answer to my question. Even students in HCL C1 class failed HCL? I heard that in each of the 9 form classes, English is taught in each form class while other 3 subjects are taught in other banding classes. Is it true? Not sure whether the English teachers also teach other subjects. Currently this year, my daughter's form teacher teaches 3 subjects. thank you in advance.[/quote]

I don't think there are some failures from C1. Could be someone from C6 or C7, but also a very rare case.
During my ds's batch, only Math and Chinese are banded. English and Science were taught in their form classes.
It is common that one teacher teaches 3 subjects, especially in lower primary in singapore not just Pei Hwa.

[S6169]

ZYM:

Hi,


My dd will join PHP next year (P3). How do we know if your child will be taking HCL? Can we opt out?

PHPPS is a SAP school, every student from P1 to P4 will take HCL, only in P5 and P6, you can opt out.

[fiona2004]

S6169:

fiona2004:

Hi Fiona2004... let me help you with your question.


my dd is P5 this year and she is in HCL C1... less than 40 students....if i am not wrong, only 1 distinction in her class....consider very good in writing if you can get close to 30 marks out of 40....and the rest 60 marks are not easy to score too.....there are some failures too....there are 7 HCL classes... ie HCL 1 to 7 and 6 CL classes ....ie CL 8 to 13

if the kid doesn't opt for HCL, then he/she will not be put into 9/8/7/6/5......the top classes are filled up with those taking HCL...important is to see whether your kid can handle the subject.... no point opt for it and he/she has to struggle

Same like Funx3 dd, my dd doesn't read Chinese books too....but she has other exposures to the language as well as tuition.....

Let me know if you have other queries...

Good morning, PHP, thank you for your answer to my question. Even students in HCL C1 class failed HCL? I heard that in each of the 9 form classes, English is taught in each form class while other 3 subjects are taught in other banding classes. Is it true? Not sure whether the English teachers also teach other subjects. Currently this year, my daughter's form teacher teaches 3 subjects. thank you in advance.

I don't think there are some failures from C1. Could be someone from C6 or C7, but also a very rare case.
During my ds's batch, only Math and Chinese are banded. English and Science were taught in their form classes.
It is common that one teacher teaches 3 subjects, especially in lower primary in singapore not just Pei Hwa.[/quote]


Thanks a lot for your reply and information!

[manifits]

P3 got HCL? :?

[manifits]

May be a good news for PH. Recent years, the results of the NMOS, SMOPS and the ACS Mathlympics are not that good.[/quote][/quote][/quote]

For NMOS, only four made it to the special round.
For ACS Maths Olympiad, Only 4 P5 and 4 P4 made it to the final round.
My son, together with one of his classmate got a silver for NMOS and ACS. :congrats: to them.