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    2015 PSLE Discussion and Strategies

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    • sembgalS Offline
      sembgal
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      bb_ mom:
      You can afford to be a little more relaxed than me. Please note - it's more than me, not that you can relax. 😆


      But I'm sure you've seen improvements in your girl's work, right? My frustration is DS can do the work I give him, generally. But I still don't see that in his test papers. Freaking out that his CA1 will start on 2 Mar. :nailbite:

      Perhaps you are freaking your child out with your expectations. :siam:

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        bb_ mom
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        My son is definitely not freaked out, not that I want him to be. Would be terrible if he freaks out. He’s still laid back. Playtime with his friends as usual from 5pm to 630pm everyday. If friends are not free, he’ll be either playing with Rubik’s cube or iPad or Lego. Weekends are free from lunch time onwards.

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          PHMummy
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          tanxexy:
          2015 PSLE EXAMINATION CALENDAR (TENTATIVE)


          Oral Examination Thu, 20 August – Fri, 21 August 2015
          Listening Comprehension Fri, 18 September 2015
          Written Examination Thu, 01 October – Wed, 07 October 2015
          Marking Exercise Mon, 19 October – Thu, 22 October 2015

          Note: The examination timetable will be made available by February 2015

          Reference: https://www.seab.gov.sg/content/examCal ... r_PSLE.pdf
          Hi Tanxexy,

          Thanks for sharing this and am sure all P6 parents are preparing for this. :salute:

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          • janet88J Offline
            janet88
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            bb_ mom:
            My son is definitely not freaked out, not that I want him to be. Would be terrible if he freaks out. He's still laid back. Playtime with his friends as usual from 5pm to 630pm everyday. If friends are not free, he'll be either playing with Rubik's cube or iPad or Lego. Weekends are free from lunch time onwards.

            the madness will build up from june onwards.
            so, go easy in the meantime and don't stress yourself too much over CA/SA...the big picture is in September...PSLE. :snuggles:

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              PHMummy
              last edited by

              ponyo:
              My eyes nearly popped out when I saw this. Had to do a double take and check if it is really prepping the current P3 batch for PSLE :rotflmao:


              Think still have enough time right? or are parents of current P3 really starting the prep work now (worry liao...) :yikes:

              ok, since there's a question asked about the syllabus change, here's the announcement that I cut/paste from CNA:
              ***
              Singapore News

              PSLE English Language paper to be tweaked for 2015 examination
              By Sharon See | Posted: 03 September 2012 1437 hrs
              SINGAPORE: The English Language paper for the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) will be tweaked for the cohort taking the national examination in 2015.

              The changes will reflect the 2010 revision of the English Language syllabus, which will be implemented for Primary Four students next year.

              The Ministry of Education said the new syllabus has a sharper focus on 21st-century competencies, which includes critical thinking and communication skills.

              For example, in the oral examination, students may not be asked to describe a picture, which is the current practice. Instead, they may be asked for their personal opinion after being shown a visual stimulus, such as a poster or book cover.

              The written papers will also include open-ended questions where students may then be asked to write a narrative from different perspectives.

              - CNA/wm
              Thanks for sharing this, ponyo!

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                Stressedupmom
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                Stressedupmom:
                Ranking of Top 10 Schools (IP track) According to Cut-Off Point(Not taking into consideration affiliation and IB Schools)

                1. Nanyang Girls' 261 (Affiliated Nanyang Primary enters at 250 up)
                2. Raffles Girls' 258
                3. Raffles Institute 256
                3. Hwa Chong Institute 256
                5. National JC 255
                6. St Nicholas Girls 253 (Affiliated St Nicholas Primary enters at 240 up)
                6. Dunman High 253
                8. Cedar Girls' 252
                8. Singapore Chinese Girls' 250
                10. Victoria School 249
                10. Temasek Junior College 249
                10. River Valley High 249


                For 2015 PSLE parents' reference. Please correct if my info is wrong. Maybe someone can help to consolidate top 10 schools for 'O' track?
                Edited Ranking of Top 10 Schools (IP track) According to Cut-Off Point(Not taking into consideration affiliation and IB Schools)
                1. Nanyang Girls' 262 (Affiliated Nanyang Primary enters at 250 up)
                2. Raffles Girls' 258
                3. Raffles Institute 256
                3. Hwa Chong Institute 256
                5. National JC 255
                6. St Nicholas Girls 253 (Affiliated St Nicholas Primary enters at 240 up)
                6. Dunman High 253
                8. Cedar Girls' 252
                8. Singapore Chinese Girls' 250
                10. Victoria School 249
                10. Temasek Junior College 249
                10. River Valley High 249
                10. Catholic High 249

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                • M Offline
                  mummy OnABudget
                  last edited by

                  i have applied ACCESS arrangement for my DD and mother tongue exemption as well so only 3 subjects for this dreamer we shall see how it goes totally no stress for her as we dont plan to stress her at all

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                  • NebbermindN Offline
                    Nebbermind
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                    mummy OnABudget:
                    i have applied ACCESS arrangement for my DD and mother tongue exemption as well so only 3 subjects for this dreamer we shall see how it goes totally no stress for her as we dont plan to stress her at all

                    I guess it depends on whether one is aiming for those listed schools just above your post!! 😉

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                      Stressedupmom
                      last edited by

                      What I’m about to write is purely my opinion on how I view the cut-offs.

                      I will rank the schools acoording to the students t-scores they are taking in including the affiliated students. Otherwise, definitely the cut-off point they take in from the non-affiliated students will be inflated as there will not be many vacancies left. Also as boys cant go to the girls’ schools or vice versa, I’ll separate them into 2 groups with the mixed schools appearing in both groups.

                      Top 5 schools for Girls (IP A level track)
                      1. Raffles Girls (258)
                      2. National Junior College (255)
                      3. St Nicholas Girls’ (253)*
                      3. Dunman High (253)
                      5. Cedar Girls (252)

                      *St Nick’s does not take in affiliated students at a discount for IP track.

                      Top 4 schools for Boys (IP A level track)
                      1. Raffles Institute (256)
                      1. Hwa Chong Institute (256)
                      3. National Junior College (255)
                      4. Dunman High (253)

                      I didn’t put the 5th position for boys as many of the other IP boys’ schools tied at 249,

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                        mummy OnABudget
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                        Nebbermind:
                        mummy OnABudget:

                        i have applied ACCESS arrangement for my DD and mother tongue exemption as well so only 3 subjects for this dreamer we shall see how it goes totally no stress for her as we dont plan to stress her at all


                        I guess it depends on whether one is aiming for those listed schools just above your post!! 😉

                        haha guess what i only aim for her to go NA and sch score to enter is 180 so really i dont plan to burn her out at all lol

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