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    2016 PSLE Results & Secondary Posting Discussions

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    • Imp75I Offline
      Imp75
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      wow NYPS and NHPS mean is around 240…

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        Kiddy Angel
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        My DD s T score is 261+2. Any chance to get into NYGH or RGS?

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          floppy
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          hamsterwheelmom:
          Does MOE announce whether 2016 scores were higher or lower, on average, than 2015 scores? How are parents supposed to help their children select schools if they don't know what the trend is from 2015 to 2016?

          Knowing last year's COP is already good enough to select your sec schools. Assuming all the top students flock to a particular school, even if the overall scores came down, the particular school will still go up. Likewise, if a school reduces its cohort, COP is likely to go up, regardless of the overall scores. Distribution of the t-score seldom change by drastic measures in any case.

          It's best to make full and clever use of the 6 choices. Some can be above last year's COP, but the last choice should always be reserved for a school that's around -3 to -5 from last year's COP.

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            jonathan27
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            Saw this resource... Wanted to share it: http://www.smartparents.sg/en/smartparents/child/helping-junior-deal-with-his-poor-psle-results-6929432


            It was so sad hearing students cry about PSLE results! At such a young age... Sigh.

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              niko1121
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              Shm04:
              DD 266+2. NJC or RGS ? Never go to RGS open hse because didn't expect my DD to score above 255. Anyone can share your RGS open house exp? Is it a stressful school? Any feedback on NJC vs RGS? She is offered EESIS, is this only for 1st year if she chooses an independent school? Thanks

              Congrats to your dd's good result. Just a side note, you don't get to use EESIS at all if your dd choose NJC, as EESIS ($200/month) will be directly deducted from monthly school fee for independent schools. NJC monthly school fee is less than $100 I believe.

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                janet88
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                jonathan27:
                Saw this resource... Wanted to share it: http://www.smartparents.sg/en/smartparents/child/helping-junior-deal-with-his-poor-psle-results-6929432


                It was so sad hearing students cry about PSLE results! At such a young age... Sigh.
                yes...to see young kids wailing when they don't get the results they wanted is very heartbreaking.
                i was in the school hall yesterday and while there were some who cried with joy, some sat on the floor and they cried and cried. as a parent who witnessed all this, my heart was really sad. only 12, some could be only 11+ and they had to deal with this.

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                  nicnac
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                  Shm04:
                  DD 266+2. NJC or RGS ? Never go to RGS open hse because didn't expect my DD to score above 255. Anyone can share your RGS open house exp? Is it a stressful school? Any feedback on NJC vs RGS? She is offered EESIS, is this only for 1st year if she chooses an independent school? Thanks

                  The EESIS is for 4 yrs if she is on O-level track, 6 yrs if she is on IP track.

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                    fatherOfaS_andaD
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                    jonathan27:
                    Saw this resource... Wanted to share it: http://www.smartparents.sg/en/smartparents/child/helping-junior-deal-with-his-poor-psle-results-6929432


                    It was so sad hearing students cry about PSLE results! At such a young age... Sigh.

                    Congratulations to all parents whose wards did more than they expected of them. Good that someone remembered to look at the other direction too. Importance of the T score is paramount, why not - how to get a good secondary school without it. However in cases where kids get so called poor scores and see disappointment is their parents' eyes, they are too small to realise that it is but one of the many ways their real worth is evaluated. They are only 12 for God sake. The world has just started opening up in front of them. They are about to discover many aspects of their personality that they never knew even existed. Good luck to all - 260 pluses and 250 minuses.

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                      julieong
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                      My Girl got 205+1, any sch ard Bedok or Tampines area as I am staying at Joo chiat or any info for the following:


                      Tampines Sec
                      JunYuan sec
                      Bedok South/ view / Green
                      EastView
                      Manjusri
                      Eastspring
                      Bartley

                      TIA.

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                        Shm04
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                        zbear:
                        Shm04:

                        DD 266+2. NJC or RGS ? Never go to RGS open hse because didn't expect my DD to score above 255. Anyone can share your RGS open house exp? Is it a stressful school? Any feedback on NJC vs RGS? She is offered EESIS, is this only for 1st year if she chooses an independent school? Thanks



                        Congrats on your DD's excellent results. RGS is a very good school n it will be a waste if you don't try. It's not easy to get a score of 266 so I am sure your DD is able to cope with the highly competitive, enriching n challenging circulum from RGS. It's also not easy to get into RGS and a lot of students want to get in.

                        BTW, I am not promoting RGS but I have seen the 'end products' of the school and I believe it's worth having an education in the Raffles family of schools.



                        Thanks for your advice. RGS is a definitely 'the' dreamed school of choice. However RGS seems to be very competitive :scared: ( based on the COP). Worried that my DD cant cope in RGS. How's the RGS teachers' support there? We heard NJC has very good teachers support and their class size is only 21 for sec 1.

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