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    PSLE COP 2009

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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      xxjustakidxx
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      verykiasu2010:
      for NYPS girls to get into NYGH under affiliation scheme, the minimum T-score must be 250 and above


      To maintain the affiliation is to help continue the culture and values of the Nanyang family of schools.

      NYGH was founded as a non-government school which became a government aided school, part of the funding is from donors, they have their board of governors while RGS / RI is a purely government school
      RGS, RI, NYGH, HCI are all independent schools. NJC, DHS, RVHS are government aided.

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        corneyAmber
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        This following link is for first time PSLE parents ...


        http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/guide-selecting-secondry-school-your-child

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          corneyAmber
          last edited by

          Sorry, guys, think we are way, way :offtopic: Can one of you start a separate thread to discuss this issue or request the mods to split up the thread. It is cluttering this thiread about PSLE COPs.

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            CoffeeCat
            last edited by

            Lol it’s ok my apologies for the sidetrack. Its ok we don’t intend to pursue this issue.

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            • corneyAmberC Offline
              corneyAmber
              last edited by

              CoffeeCat:
              Lol it's ok my apologies for the sidetrack. Its ok we don't intend to pursue this issue.

              Thanks for your understanding.

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                verykiasu2010
                last edited by

                25hourmaid:
                Sorry, guys, think we are way, way :offtopic: Can one of you start a separate thread to discuss this issue or request the mods to split up the thread. It is cluttering this thiread about PSLE COPs.



                sorry maid ...... got carried away lah ! :imsorry:

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                • corneyAmberC Offline
                  corneyAmber
                  last edited by

                  verykiasu2010:
                  25hourmaid:

                  Sorry, guys, think we are way, way :offtopic: Can one of you start a separate thread to discuss this issue or request the mods to split up the thread. It is cluttering this thiread about PSLE COPs.




                  sorry maid ...... got carried away lah ! :imsorry:

                  no problem, I am guilty of that too sometimes! :celebrate:

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                    tisha
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                    Who decides the COP? Individual schools? If a student scores more than the COP then is there a guarantee that he/she will get into the school or is there again a dependency on the number of vacancies?

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                      autolycus
                      last edited by

                      tisha:
                      Who decides the COP? Individual schools? If a student scores more than the COP then is there a guarantee that he/she will get into the school or is there again a dependency on the number of vacancies?

                      The market decides the COP. Essentially, the reported COP is the lowest t-score that a school has accepted that year. The COPs are not decided by the schools.

                      To conclude: COP for a given year is established AFTER all students have already been posted. It is then reported to give a crude guideline for the next year's intake to think about.

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                        kiasuest2
                        last edited by

                        tisha:
                        Who decides the COP? Individual schools? If a student scores more than the COP then is there a guarantee that he/she will get into the school or is there again a dependency on the number of vacancies?

                        Hi it doesn't work the way you describe. It is NOT \"determined\" upfront. Instead, the COP is the PSLE score of the last student who is allocated a place in the school.

                        What this COP is will be determined primarily by the popularity of the school. The more students applying for for a particular school, the higher COP will be (and vice versa).

                        But generally speaking, the COP of past batches is usually quite a good gauge of what the COP will be.

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