2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
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below is a list of primary schools (Non-GEP), that had (participated & had won awards) in last year (2016) SPSO (Singapore Primary schools Science Olympaid), organized by NUS High.
1. Admiralty primary
2. Anchor Green primary
3. Anderson primary
4. Concord primary
5. CHIJ (Kellock) primary
6. Da Qiao primary
7. Endeavour primary
8. Fairfield Methodist primary
9. Fernvale primary
10. Gongshang primary
11. Hougang primary
12. Holy innocent primary
13. Horizon primary
14. Lian Hwa primary
15. MGS (Methodist)
16. Ngee Ann primary
17. Opera Estate primary
18. Pei Hwa presbyterian primary
19. Poi Ching primary
20. Qifa primary
21. Queens town primary
22. Rivervale primary
23. Shuqun primary
24. South View primary
25. Tampines primary
26. Wellington primary
27. Yang zheng primary
28. Yew Tee primary
29. Zheng hua primary
(Those primary schools that had participated, but didn't win any award : are not listed here. ) -
Phtthp,
Where did u get the list? If it is from the awards page, some schs send kids but non got any award… -
jedamum:
NUS High had compiled last year (2016) results of primary schools' participation, in SPSO.
Where did u get the list?
If it is from the awards page, some schs send kids but non got any award....
Who are the students, getting Gold award, for Science Olympiad ?
mostly, from GEP schools
(can count yourself, how many get Gold)
Then, Who get Silver & Bronze award ?
many students, from Non-GEP schools
(can count yourself)
Source of info (from NUS High)
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http://www.nushigh.edu.sg/qql/slot/u196/Announcement%20of%20SPSO%20Final%20Results%202016%281%29.pdf\"
(remove the quote, at both end, before hit Enter, on URL) -
If above link is broken, type
http://www.nushigh.edu.sg/admission-n-outreach/outreach/singapore-primary-science-olympiad/results
Then, select 2016 or 2015 or whichever year (or batch) of students, u wish to see -
Ya…There are schools who sent participants but none got awards, so these will not be reflected in the above list…Does not mean they did not participate.
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from above link, u will know whether your prmary school had participated or not, in SO or in MO, or won anything or not.
Above schools only show those that had won award(s).
Another way is -
Approach your School’s Maths / Science HOD, ask whether your school had participated, or not. This way, u will know.
If didn’t participate, can also ask HOD why. They will tell u reason -
phtthp:
Yesfor P4 Science (SA1 and SA2) open-ended Section B :
If spell wrongly in Scientific terminology, in answer script -
will Tr penalise students, like minus away half a mark or 1 mark, for wrong spelling ? -
P4 year is the best time to close up any gaps that the child faces and weaknesses have to be addressed and help to be sought either by parents’ private intervention to coach the child or to engage a tutor. Spending too much time on leisure activities, extra enrichment activities like ballet, gym, piano, art, during weekends when the child has difficulty coping with the academic workload in school, will open the floodgate of doing catch up work when the child moves on to P5.
Review your child’s work once in a while. At P4 level, the child should be an independent self-directed learner, does his/her own filing and be capable of doing his/her own self-learning at home.
There are children who do not do well in school because they are not focusing when the teachers are teaching. The attention span is somewhere else, either the child daydreams or the child is doing something else secretly under the desk. Parents are kept in the dark. The shock will come to the family when the child does badly in exams. The teacher is the best person to approach to find out about how your child learns in school. Being defensive about your own child will not allow the teacher to spill the beans totally. -
So little time, but so much need to accomplish in such a short time for SA1, in 3 weeks’ time
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SA1 round the corner… my DD is far from self directed and independent…if left to her even homeworks wont be done …
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