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    Hwa Chong Institution (High School)

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      Maple leaf
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      pinkpinkmumz:
      I like to check will there be any situational writing, compo n oral for English eoy exam? Also will there be any literature paper for eoy?

      Is there any eoy exam for IF? My son is in year 1.
      Thanks

      Hi, my DS also in year1.Yes,there is eoy exams.Not sure cor all subjects,if do consistently well for 3 terms , will be waived from eoy exams.Seems like need to score 90 and above?My DS can only hope for Maths and Science not sure EL And CL is inclusive.
      Can some senior help the yr 1 here? :imanangel:

      There is no more oral.Comphre and compo.Someone told me IP Sec EL is GCE\"O\"level format(GP
      DS xays Literature paper is analysis?

      My limited source.HTH.

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        lexis
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        Exemptions are granted (as a general rule) if you get A1 for that subject for all the tests. But for some subjects like Math, where the cohort tends to be v good at, it’s more than A1, must be 80+. For languages and humanities, in my son’s year, can be exempted if it’s an A1 (>75). You’ll receive a letter if you are exempted.

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          hwachie
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          lexis:
          Exemptions are granted (as a general rule) if you get A1 for that subject for all the tests. But for some subjects like Math, where the cohort tends to be v good at, it's more than A1, must be 80+. For languages and humanities, in my son's year, can be exempted if it's an A1 (>75). You'll receive a letter if you are exempted.

          Adding on to these points:
          - Aside from doing well in the termly tests, need to have good conduct in class as well. Besides that, teachers have the final say; I know of students who have A1 for all the terms, but weren't granted exemption (although they eventually got that A1 anw)
          - The letter often comes pretty close to the examination dates (iirc 1-2 weeks beforehand?) so that students will not forgo studying of a few subjects in hopes of an exemption

          For what's tested in each subject, would be better to check with the teachers the format and scope. I'm sure the teachers will help out in that aspect.

          Hope this info helps!

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            Maple leaf
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            [quote=\"lexis\"]Exemptions are granted (as a general rule) if you get A1 for that subject for all the tests. But for some subjects like Math, where the cohort tends to be v good at, it's more than A1, must be 80+. For languages and humanities, in my son's year, can be exempted if it's an A1 (>75). You'll receive a letter if you are exempted.[/quote?

            Lexis,
            Thanks for sharing 😄Now I have a better picture.
            I confused his primary school grading system. 😂 Thought A1 is 91 abd above.DS told me tr didnt say exactly which score to be exempted.i told him 90+ b4 I read yr post. He is putting more effort. Happy to know HCI has this system to motivate the boys. Meanwhile, will keep secret about the actual criteria so he will work harder for another term at least. : 😉 :xedfingers:

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              lexis
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              Good to aim for 90 plus 😄 but don't be demoralised if cannot get cos it's really not easy in HCI!

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                Maple leaf
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                lexis:
                Good to aim for 90 plus 😄 but don't be demoralised if cannot get cos it's really not easy in HCI!

                Only 2 subjects he can hv these scores. :sad: other subjects not possible for him 😂

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                  Maple leaf
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                  hwachie:
                  lexis:

                  Exemptions are granted (as a general rule) if you get A1 for that subject for all the tests. But for some subjects like Math, where the cohort tends to be v good at, it's more than A1, must be 80+. For languages and humanities, in my son's year, can be exempted if it's an A1 (>75). You'll receive a letter if you are exempted.


                  Adding on to these points:
                  - Aside from doing well in the termly tests, need to have good conduct in class as well. Besides that, teachers have the final say; I know of students who have A1 for all the terms, but weren't granted exemption (although they eventually got that A1 anw)
                  - The letter often comes pretty close to the examination dates (iirc 1-2 weeks beforehand?) so that students will not forgo studying of a few subjects in hopes of an exemption

                  For what's tested in each subject, would be better to check with the teachers the format and scope. I'm sure the teachers will help out in that aspect.

                  Hope this info helps!

                  Hwachie,
                  Will share with DS this info. :thankyou: 😄

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                    Song22
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                    Two years back someone had gotten 7 exemption and everyone in school was talking about him. See the video below, it is quite funny:


                    https://mustsharenews.com/hwa-chong-student-exempt-worship/

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                      Maple leaf
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                      [quote=\"Song22\"]Two years back someone had gotten 7 exemption and everyone in school was talking about him. See the video below, it is quite funny:


                      https://mustsharenews.com/hwa-chong-student-exempt-worship/[/quot

                      Video not available anymore. But good to show DS the article. Hope that he will work hard on his CL. 😂
                      Thanks :snuggles:

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                        CatMoon
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                        Song22:
                        Two years back someone had gotten 7 exemption and everyone in school was talking about him. See the video below, it is quite funny:


                        https://mustsharenews.com/hwa-chong-student-exempt-worship/
                        Song22,
                        Thank you so much for this link! It's a great story!
                        I just shared this with my boy who is also in 3S2 this year as he has been gaming non-stop since the last paper ended in mid-May. :spank:

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