2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[Pen88n]

Sexyviper:

I am confused. Does it mean that those who are offered Jap, German, French and Spanish are top 10% of the cohort and they will be offered EESIS as well?

They are top 10% of cohort to be offered Jap, German, French and Spanish , but EESIS is only offered to approx top 3% of cohort (not 10%).

[midnight2014]

Sexyviper:

I am confused. Does it mean that those who are offered Jap, German, French and Spanish are top 10% of the cohort and they will be offered EESIS as well?

EESIS is only for top 3% of cohort (not official but should be around there)

[Sexyviper]

Got it. Thanks, Pen88n and midnight2014.

[mommyNg]

Sexyviper:

I am confused. Does it mean that those who are offered Jap, German, French and Spanish are top 10% of the cohort and they will be offered EESIS as well?

Only those in top 3% are offered EESIS, which incidentally they will also be offered Jap, German, French and Spanish. But those who are offered these foreign languages will not be offered EESIS as well if the child is top 4-10% of the cohort...

[Sexyviper]

Anyone know what’s the top 10% t-score for last year? Thanks.

[pirated]

Sexyviper:

Anyone know what's the top 10% t-score for last year? Thanks.

Every year is 250

[Rich dad poor dad]

Anyone know whether COP indicated in the booklet for SAP schools had included HMT bonus points?

[pirated]

Rich dad poor dad:

Anyone know whether COP indicated in the booklet for SAP schools had included HMT bonus points?

Exclude

[alng]

pirated:

Sexyviper:

Anyone know what's the top 10% t-score for last year? Thanks.

Every year is 250

250 is the past trend. For 2013, it was 249 and this year may likely to be 249 thereabout too. 250 could be top 8% or 9% now.

[mellory]

Anyone know whether COP indicated in the booklet for SAP schools had included HMT bonus points?

Exclude

I think it’s included…