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    Dunman High School (Junior High)

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    • M Offline
      Mummy_Tang
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      a13313:
      Mummy_Tang:

      [quote=\"a13313\"]

      Hi, for y2 to y3, students have to choose subjects totalling up to at least 7 and at most 9 academic units (AU) . Each subject in Y3 takes up 1 au.

      Compulsory subjects: Language Arts, Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, HCL/CL, Chemistry. ((Maths 1 and 2 are like E and A maths))

      Subjects available to be chosen:
      Sciences: Physics, Biology
      Humanities: Geography, History, Literature in English, Literature in Chinese.
      Others: 3rd Lang, Music Elective Programme (MEP), Study of Visual Arts (SOVA). ((These subjects occupy one AU as well))

      A student can choose:
      Double science single humanities (7AU)
      Double science double humanities (8AU)
      Triple science single humanities (8AU)
      ((Add one AU if the student takes 3rd Lang, MEP, SOVA))

      GPA requirements:
      7AU: 2.4 and above
      8AU: 2.8 and above
      9AU: 3.2 and above

      a13313, Thank you very much!
      Are you a current DHS students? Which year ?

      Yes I am a current Y6 in DHS![/quote]a13313, Wishing you all the best this year!

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        a13313
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        Mummy_Tang:
        a13313:

        [quote=\"Mummy_Tang\"]
        a13313, Thank you very much!
        Are you a current DHS students? Which year ?

        Yes I am a current Y6 in DHS!

        a13313, Wishing you all the best this year![/quote]Thank you!

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          mommyNg
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          a13313:
          mommyNg:

          Thanks for sharinga13313. Do you know what is the GPA to remain in IP (below which have to go to O level class)?


          That'll be 2.4 generally. As in if you get 2.4 ((minimum requirement for 7AU)) you'll be safe, but sometimes if there's too many ppl below that GPA they'll lower the GPA requirement.

          Thanks a13313. All the best to your A levels this year!

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            a13313
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            mommyNg:
            a13313:

            [quote=\"mommyNg\"]Thanks for sharinga13313. Do you know what is the GPA to remain in IP (below which have to go to O level class)?


            That'll be 2.4 generally. As in if you get 2.4 ((minimum requirement for 7AU)) you'll be safe, but sometimes if there's too many ppl below that GPA they'll lower the GPA requirement.

            Thanks a13313. All the best to your A levels this year![/quote]Thank you!

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              bbrooster
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              How did the school do for A’ level 2017?

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                RestandRelax
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                bbrooster:
                How did the school do for A' level 2017?

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                  mommyNg
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                  Wow, excellent results! :rahrah: :rahrah:

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                    Pen88n
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                    :congrats: to DHS 2017 graduating students for the good results!!! :rahrah:

                    Must say :thankyou: to the teachers for their dedication - DHS is truly a school that provides a nurturing and caring environment to their students and give each student the opportunity to bring out the potential and best in them! :celebrate:

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                      bbrooster
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                      RestandRelax:
                      bbrooster:

                      How did the school do for A' level 2017?


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                      https://s14.postimg.org/qcypipao1/20180223_193907.jpg\">

                      Thanks for the results info.

                      :congrats:

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                        happy star
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                        wow! congrats!

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