Hwa Chong Institution (High School)

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Timtim ,


It is for MO training.For those Platinum (or Gold) SMOP awardees who also get A★vfor Maths PSLE.Not sure their Maths lessons have more challenging or not.

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Hello Somg22

DS was worried about theMats CT being tougher.Tks for the info

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Haha2000:

sim:

[quote=\"lexis\"]Not a curve. A1 is 75 and above, but for Math (in my son's year) 75 will not get you an exemption for math paper. I think you needed an 80, or 80+ (raw score).


For ELL and History, 75 could get exemption (in his year).

Hi Lexis，how about science? Since Physics is taught for the 1st semester then Chemistry the 2nd semester so EOY exam will they be tested both or Physics first then EOY just Chemistry?

There is a special class for Maths. Those being selected will be taking Math which is difference from the other. Think It should be not easy to be exempted from it.

EOY will always test the entire year's work. For sec4 EOY they will test everything from sec 3 and 4.[/quote]Oh,I see.May I Know what's the avverage msg score? Do they ger worse as they get to upper Sec?

[sim]

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Hello Somg22

DS was worried about theMats CT being tougher.Tks for the info

Hi song22, gd to know that the Math CT will not be tougher. Thanks!

[hwachie]

[quote]Do they {MSG} get worse as they get to upper Sec?[/quote]
While the workload may initially be a slight (or rather huge) jump between levels, I've noticed some classmates who manage to keep a good balance and maintain similar MSGs. Other classmates have slight issues with their term grades (adapting to more difficult topics, competitions, new teachers and classmates etc.), but when it comes to EOY, most students make full use of their time, and plan out how to study each subject carefully, MSG won't be a problem. For me, my MSG decreased from Sec 1 to Sec 2, increased again in Sec 3, and decreased to an acceptable MSG in Sec 4.

[Vin8]

hwachie:

[quote]Do they {MSG} get worse as they get to upper Sec?

While the workload may initially be a slight (or rather huge) jump between levels, I've noticed some classmates who manage to keep a good balance and maintain similar MSGs. Other classmates have slight issues with their term grades (adapting to more difficult topics, competitions, new teachers and classmates etc.), but when it comes to EOY, most students make full use of their time, and plan out how to study each subject carefully, MSG won't be a problem. For me, my MSG decreased from Sec 1 to Sec 2, increased again in Sec 3, and decreased to an acceptable MSG in Sec 4.[/quote]Hi Hwachie,
Are you still studying in HCI and which level?
Is it true that there is no more subject exemption for EOY exam in Sec 4 and the 8 classrooms at the Clock Tower are reserved for the top eight Sec 4 classes?

[hwachie]

Vin8:

Hi Hwachie,
Are you still studying in HCI and which level?
Is it true that there is no more subject exemption for EOY exam in Sec 4 and the 8 classrooms at the Clock Tower are reserved for the top eight Sec 4 classes?

Hi Vin8, yes I am still studying in HCI, recently graduated from HS section. Both statements provided are true (as of last year at least). I forgot the reason why there's no exemption, but my guess would be that there needs to be a final gauge as to where everyone stands before sending students off to JC. And yes, the 8 classrooms are \"reserved\" for the top 8 classes, based on Sec 3 EOY Class Average MSG if I am not mistaken.

Hope this helps!

[JJ_chua]

pinkpinkmumz:

Hi Laurana, I replied yr pm, not sure did u rec it cos I dun see it in my sent message box.

Hi Pinkpinkmumz,
I only saw my sent msg in my outbox.You too? 1st time sent a PM, so not too sure whether it has been \"transmitted\" to receiver :scratchhead:

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hwachie:

[quote]Do they {MSG} get worse as they get to upper Sec?

While the workload may initially be a slight (or rather huge) jump between levels, I've noticed some classmates who manage to keep a good balance and maintain similar MSGs. Other classmates have slight issues with their term grades (adapting to more difficult topics, competitions, new teachers and classmates etc.), but when it comes to EOY, most students make full use of their time, and plan out how to study each subject carefully, MSG won't be a problem. For me, my MSG decreased from Sec 1 to Sec 2, increased again in Sec 3, and decreased to an acceptable MSG in Sec 4.[/quote]Hi,Hwachie,

Thanks for sharing your experience wih us. At least,we have anidea what to expect. :xedfingers:
DS Weakest subject is CL.And didn't know why he cbose a SAP school.I just hope his CL and ELL grade wont affect his MSG too much.
And congrats to your promotion to JC1. Must study hard with so many girls joining in your school this year.

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JJ_chua:

pinkpinkmumz:

Hi Laurana, I replied yr pm, not sure did u rec it cos I dun see it in my sent message box.

Hi Pinkpinkmumz,
I only saw my sent msg in my outbox.You too? 1st time sent a PM, so not too sure whether it has been \"transmitted\" to receiver :scratchhead:

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Mine isn't in my sent nor out box. :scratchhead: