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ACTC:
When my DD was in Y1, she got 3.77 at the end of the year and received the Edusave merit certificate for the top 25%. At Y2, she got 3.89 and again is ranked between top 10% to top 25%. Do note that the GPA step is 0.057 apart, so best possible GPA is 4.00, followed by 3.94, 3.89 and 3.83 and so on.
Thanks for the information. I just checked. She got 3.83 not 3.6. Do their GPA tends to improve over the years? My girl is stronger in Maths and Science. Hope it helps with her GPA as there are more Maths and Science subjects in Sec 3. I am also concerned because several of her AA were below median...I think I will check with the subject teacher how she can do better. -
Generally, you should see an improvement in GPA in Years 3/4 over Years 1/2. That’s because most students would have chosen a subject combi which should be aligned with their interests and ability. For eg those weak in Arts subjects would have chosen a triple science combi, and those weak in Science subjects would’ve gone for the more humanities based courses. Of course there’s the bugbear of those who are weak in languages which will pull down their GPA regardless of combination.
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jtoh:
Generally, you should see an improvement in GPA in Years 3/4 over Years 1/2. That's because most students would have chosen a subject combi which should be aligned with their interests and ability. For eg those weak in Arts subjects would have chosen a triple science combi, and those weak in Science subjects would've gone for the more humanities based courses. Of course there's the bugbear of those who are weak in languages which will pull down their GPA regardless of combination.
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RGS new campus groundbreaking ceremony,
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Hi, my sister is interested in the raffles girls dsa by year 3. Any one has expereience/advice about it? I’ve not had any experience with dsa before.
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Is anyone able to advise the CCA hours and training commitment for sports CCA (assuming not entering via sports DSA)? TIA.
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wcc:
Is anyone able to advise the CCA hours and training commitment for sports CCA (assuming not entering via sports DSA)? TIA.
Peak season 3 sessions per week, off-peak season 2 sessions per week. 2-3 hours per session. 3 sessions per week during Jun and year end holidays. 2 weeks break for each holiday period.
Training will stop during major examination periods. -
GreenA:
Typically, do they have to skip a lot of lessons during tournament seasons?wcc:
Is anyone able to advise the CCA hours and training commitment for sports CCA (assuming not entering via sports DSA)? TIA.
Peak season 3 sessions per week, off-peak season 2 sessions per week. 2-3 hours per session. 3 sessions per week during Jun and year end holidays. 2 weeks break for each holiday period.
Training will stop during major examination periods. -
wcc:
National School Games are usually scheduled in afternoon or weekend. School lessons are all in the morning. For average team members, there are no much conflicts, at least this is the case for my two daughters who are members of two sports teams, one outdoor and one indoor.
Typically, do they have to skip a lot of lessons during tournament seasons? -
Does RGS offer boarding school experience like NYGH and NJC?
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