Singapore Chinese Girls School (Secondary)
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My daughter joined SCGS Sec this week and I attended the parents briefing and orientation event last night. Was so impressed by how the girls came up with choreographed dance performances within 3 days and really seemed to gel and full of school spirit. The new principal sounds promising. So far so good, very pleased with the choice.
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Indeed, my girl is now in Sec 2 and so far I had not regretted making the choice! Everything is SCGS is so well planned and impressive.
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My girl just secured 7 point before 4 points deduction. She like ACJI before result released. I prefer her choice RJC. Anyone has good advise?
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Can anyone here share about your girl enter in year 2 or 3. I am considering that for my girl.
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I bought 2 copies of each below by accident via online so the following set that I am selling totally brand new!
1. Beyond the Myth: The Story of Joan of Arc (SCGS recommended book for lower sec)
2. All Things Bright and Beautiful (SCGS recommended book for lower sec).
There are other books that I had an extra copy that was posted in the garage sale section. Feel free to take a look. If you want I can show you the 2 sets so rest assured they are brand new & untouched
Give me a reasonable offer. I may be able to deliver to your place if it is convenient
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum ... 21&t=85454 -
Anyone knows the Math SOW for SCGS?
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How is the chance for girls from other schools to enter this school if they are not from SCGS Primary school.
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Are you talking about the T-score? Because everyone is subjected to the same T-score
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Blue Pearl:
How is the chance for girls from other schools to enter this school if they are not from SCGS Primary school.
a) for afffliated pupils (from SCGS primary) :
Cut off point (COP), 220 :
can go back to SCGS Secondary, for O level.
b) for Non-affliated pupils (ie. not from SCGS primary) :
chance, will depend on your daughter's T-score.
based on latest PSLE 2015 (last year) :-
COP for O level (4 years) : 252 T-score
COP for IP program (6 years) : 253 T-score
(difference between IP and O level COP : just 1 point, only)
source of info
(compiled by diligent icy_mama (KSP), for a list of Secondary schools) :-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum ... 48&t=84817
however, 2020 PSLE (girls born in 2008) :
is the final, last batch of students, still assessed under the old T-score system.
come 2021 (girls born in 2009), onwards :
the new PSLE banding system takes over, T-score become history (obsolete).
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/e ... -from-2021
as of today -
uncertain how affliation turn out in future, from 2021 onwards.
P6 (parents & students) won't be able to know, what is their child's T-score, anymore.
However, assuming that affliation will remain, with the new 5th non-academic subject coming in (CCA) to be evaluated upon as well, wondering aloud what kind of minimum Banding critieria, will the school set for future affliation batch(es) ?
will future become easier or more difficult, compared to current criteria, which require T-score 220 (affliation) ? :? -
Does anyone know how many students are shortlisted for interview for SCGS DSA(Academic) and how many are usually selected for Secondary school from them ? And what do they look for in a student during interview ?
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