2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
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The academically-inclined children can survive anywhere in any primary schools. Eventually, all children will take PSLE and be ranked accordingly based on PSLE T-score or AL grading.
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coast:
for different affliated Secondary schools : the actual number (20% reserved) will depend on the Total number of Sec 1 classes opened for each intake batch, & the number of Sec 1 students assigned to each course class (Express O level / Normal Academic / Normal Technical).
There is no guarantee that they can stay even if they meet affiliation COP if more than 80% of the affiliated students put it as first choice and their COP are higher.jetsetter:
I only pity those borderline NA / NT brethren who hv to exit the fraternity. Not all can afford ACS Intl. The ousted may have to go to a secular neighbourhood school.
The reason why many think it's \"guarantee\" is that based on past years' trend, the affiliated schools know the no. of affiliated students meeting the affiliated COP and putting as first choice has always been a comfortable figure. This will still be the came for the majority except for the 6 to 8 affiliated schools ... -
janet88:
with 20% affliation places reduced, some P6 students now drop the mentality : take for granted, can go back easily to awaiting, affliated Secondary school.sembgal:
The morale of the story is \"if the child does not continue to work hard or do their best, they will end up somewhere else.\"
with the AL grading and the 20% affiliation places reduced, the kids really have to work VERY hard. -
janet88:
No leh. With the 20% in place, someone will still get the cut if the affiliated kids exceed the available slots even if everyone works uber hardsembgal:
The morale of the story is \"if the child does not continue to work hard or do their best, they will end up somewhere else.\"
with the AL grading and the 20% affiliation places reduced, the kids really have to work VERY hard. -
I pinch got no feel already :faint: what is yours will be yours. what I can do is to continue remind dd and to encourage her to study 'hard'. To keep telling her dont understand please ask me see if I could help
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phtthp:
:rahrah: hope we can have a good balance of fun activities and work!One week short holiday break (after end of P4 Term 1), had started
Rest well, folks
Term 2, start on Monday (20 March 2017) -
Nebbermind:
No leh. With the 20% in place, someone will still get the cut if the affiliated kids exceed the available slots even if everyone works uber hard[/quote]some affliated kids will be cut because of the new ruling. can you imagine AL grading is already so stressful...now add on a reduction for affiliated schools.janet88:
[quote=\"sembgal\"]The morale of the story is \"if the child does not continue to work hard or do their best, they will end up somewhere else.\"
with the AL grading and the 20% affiliation places reduced, the kids really have to work VERY hard. -
ammonite:
we too hoping for some good balance ..to include more work! yesterday out whole day. dd promised her work to start on Monday :xedfingers:
:rahrah: hope we can have a good balance of fun activities and work!phtthp:
One week short holiday break (after end of P4 Term 1), had started
Rest well, folks
Term 2, start on Monday (20 March 2017)
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ammonite:
take a breather before term 2 starts. but do remember to revise lower block science.
:rahrah: hope we can have a good balance of fun activities and work!phtthp:
One week short holiday break (after end of P4 Term 1), had started
Rest well, folks
Term 2, start on Monday (20 March 2017) -
janet88:
some affliated kids will be cut because of the new ruling. can you imagine AL grading is already so stressful...now add on a reduction for affiliated schools.[/quote]once AL system roll out in 2021 (pioneering batch affected, are 2017 P2 students, born Y2009), with 20% reduction for Affliated schools, these schools can check : what was the last AL Cut-off point for their own affliated students, who managed to fall within 80% balance of remaining seats left, can go back to their own Secondary school ?
No leh. With the 20% in place, someone will still get the cut if the affiliated kids exceed the available slots even if everyone works uber hardNebbermind:
[quote=\"janet88\"]
with the AL grading and the 20% affiliation places reduced, the kids really have to work VERY hard.
once this info become available, subsequently, 2nd batch of PSLE AL students onwards (ie. current 2017 P1 students are 2nd batch AL, born Y2010), will know what is the Affliated AL COP (Cut-off-point), in their school.
the Affliated AL Cut-Off-Point (for remaining balance of 80% students, left-over seats), will depend on :-
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the number of places / vacancies, allocated to each Sec 1 course class (depend on what course it is)
eg
for NON-IP course : usually, is around 35 to below 40 students, per class
for IP (Integrated-program) course : usually, around 25 to below 30 students, per class
IP course : usually, have smaller number of Sec 1 students, per class, compared to O level course.
b)
the Total number of Secondary 1 level unique course classes opened, inside each Affliated Secondary school.
(for O level Express / Normal Academic / Normal Technical),
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