2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

[Oh My Gosh]

madhushi:

My DD told that half of her class failed in standing board jump. Will there b any retest? Tomorrow they got 1.4km run. Donno how will it go

Not 1.6km?

[Oh My Gosh]

Coolkidsrock2:

Sorry what class? I know my DD is always failing NAPFA. DS wants to do well for NAPFA so that can get into a sports CCA.


Both also fail Arts all the time.

It's just more exercise class - Somewhat like those NS who went back for their yearly test and failed. Then more classes and retake till you pass. Guess schools trying their best to make these kids at least pass their NAPFA,

[MrsKiasu]

may I know when do kids start doing the Napfa test? at upper primary and on yearly basis?

[nicnac]

MrsKiasu:

may I know when do kids start doing the Napfa test? at upper primary and on yearly basis?

P4 and P6

[SpartanMum]

sleepy:

MrsKiasu:

Thanks to this thread for the early warning. Meaning if I want to do something I better do it in these 2 years. 考状元呀 :faint:

Depends on your dd's school schedule in upper primary. Not necessarily must drop everything lah



Mine staying back in school thrice a week this semester. So that itself is time commitment liao
If still go for high time commitment stuff like preparing for piano exam, will affect rest time.
Cannot lah. I forbid delaying bedtime. So I only allow playing piano leisurely. At least own time own target. Need to have sufficient rest time. Very important in my opinion.

Agree sleepy

[SpartanMum]

NAPFA test - yes, it is stressing my P6 boy too. He was just saying how glad he was that his birthday is closer to the end of the year, so he still belongs to the 11 year-old age category.


My DS1 in Sec 2 also have NAPFA now. He is also stressed becos like DS1 there are certain components he is weak in.

I feel very sorry for both of them. They are in the midst of preparing for SA1 and have this to worry about at the back of their minds. I have told them to take it easy but they both feel pressured (mostly self-imposed) to perform.

I am just doing my best to provide encouragement and moral support. Looking forward to NAPFA being over!

[janet88]

SpartanMum:

My DS1 in Sec 2 also have NAPFA now. He is also stressed becos like DS1 there are certain components he is weak in.


I feel very sorry for both of them. They are in the midst of preparing for SA1 and have this to worry about at the back of their minds. I have told them to take it easy but they both feel pressured (mostly self-imposed) to perform.

my son in Sec 4 was just informed of NAPFA on thursday...he has common tests this week! planning of NAPFA dates is really poor :stupid: it's conducted right before SA1 :siao: this is unnecessary stress because failure in certain components mean there is some ridiculous class which i associate as 'punishment'.

[MrsKiasu]

janet88:

SpartanMum:

My DS1 in Sec 2 also have NAPFA now. He is also stressed becos like DS1 there are certain components he is weak in.


I feel very sorry for both of them. They are in the midst of preparing for SA1 and have this to worry about at the back of their minds. I have told them to take it easy but they both feel pressured (mostly self-imposed) to perform.

my son in Sec 4 was just informed of NAPFA on thursday...he has common tests this week! planning of NAPFA dates is really poor :stupid: it's conducted right before SA1 :siao: this is unnecessary stress because failure in certain components mean there is some ridiculous class which i associate as 'punishment'.

oh dear, usually very near exam time, we would like our kids to have better rest..hopefully no under hot sun or long time under hot sun.

[MrsKiasu]

nicnac:

MrsKiasu:

may I know when do kids start doing the Napfa test? at upper primary and on yearly basis?

P4 and P6

Thanks nicnac..looks like every 2 years..

[MrsKiasu]

SpartanMum:

NAPFA test - yes, it is stressing my P6 boy too. He was just saying how glad he was that his birthday is closer to the end of the year, so he still belongs to the 11 year-old age category.


My DS1 in Sec 2 also have NAPFA now. He is also stressed becos like DS1 there are certain components he is weak in.

I feel very sorry for both of them. They are in the midst of preparing for SA1 and have this to worry about at the back of their minds. I have told them to take it easy but they both feel pressured (mostly self-imposed) to perform.

I am just doing my best to provide encouragement and moral support. Looking forward to NAPFA being over!

Spartanmum, what diff would a year end child have on the NAPFA thing? something like test due only after 10th/12th birthday?