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    NUS High School of Mathematics and Science (Diploma)

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    • R Offline
      rollypoly
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      mehchek:
      Does it happen this year? Or last year?


      rollypoly:

      Hi parents. I just wanted to say that your child doesn't need an A* for both Mathematics and Science or a PSLE Aggregate of 260+ to get admitted into NUS High. Those are just rumours. My son got a PSLE Aggregate of 256 (with an additional 2 points for Higher Chinese if he wishes to attend SAP schools) and only got an A for Science (he got an A* for Mathematics though) but he still got admitted into NUS High through SIE (Supplementary Intake Exercise).
      https://i.postimg.cc/3RYM1yRR/IMG-20181129-211908.jpg\">

      I think it's the same for every year. Or else it will be just unfair.

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        phtthp
        last edited by

        mehchek:
        Does it happen this year? Or last year?


        rollypoly:

        Hi parents. I just wanted to say that your child doesn't need an A* for both Mathematics and Science or a PSLE Aggregate of 260+ to get admitted into NUS High. Those are just rumours. My son got a PSLE Aggregate of 256 (with an additional 2 points for Higher Chinese if he wishes to attend SAP schools) and only got an A for Science (he got an A* for Mathematics though) but he still got admitted into NUS High through SIE (Supplementary Intake Exercise).
        https://i.postimg.cc/3RYM1yRR/IMG-20181129-211908.jpg\">

        Depend on what your A is.

        A Range is wide, ranges from 75 upwards, to 90.
        A * range from 91 onwards.

        So, if a student score ( 90 for Maths, A * for Science), or score (90 for Science, A * for Maths), another permutation, does it mean that this pupil is worse off, from another pupil who scored (91 for Maths, and 91 for Science, two A *) ?

        What's the difference, between 90 (at A grade) vs. 91 (at A * grade) ? Only 1 point difference !

        So, should one be surprised (or even shocked) at students entering NUS High, without 2 A * score for Maths & Science ? No, right ?

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          CutiePiesUnite
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          Hi, anyone know is pink sneakers will be allowed at school? not bright pink. just faint pink. thanks!

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            tankee
            last edited by

            CutiePiesUnite:
            Hi, anyone know is pink sneakers will be allowed at school? not bright pink. just faint pink. thanks!

            officially or unofficially ? 😄

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              CutiePiesUnite
              last edited by

              Unofficially accepted is good enough LOL This is important as shoes account for 80% of teenager girls’ happiness ^_^

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                dyh
                last edited by

                CutiePiesUnite:
                Unofficially accepted is good enough LOL This is important as shoes account for 80% of teenager girls' happiness ^_^

                My son said no issue, as he sees a lot of students wearing bright coloured shoes.
                But of course who knows whether they will change their policy next year?

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                  CutiePiesUnite
                  last edited by

                  That’s great! \^_^/

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                    Racing Mario
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                    Year 1 Physics Textbook for sale:

                    Good as new condition Glencoe Physics (Principles and Problems) McGraw-Hill (ISBN: 9780021419517) for $40 (Original Price $85)
                    PM me if interested.

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                      petrichor
                      last edited by

                      dyh:
                      CutiePiesUnite:

                      Unofficially accepted is good enough LOL This is important as shoes account for 80% of teenager girls' happiness ^_^


                      My son said no issue, as he sees a lot of students wearing bright coloured shoes.
                      But of course who knows whether they will change their policy next year?

                      i believe they actually implemented the white shoes policy this year. but it's quite hard to enforce/regulate, plus a lot the seniors are wearing bright coloured shoes, so go right ahead 😄

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                        yeomaylin
                        last edited by

                        Racing Mario:
                        Year 1 Physics Textbook for sale:

                        Good as new condition Glencoe Physics (Principles and Problems) McGraw-Hill (ISBN: 9780021419517) for $40 (Original Price $85)
                        PM me if interested.
                        Hi, do you still have the Glenvoe Physics textbook?

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