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    2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

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    • Z Offline
      Zen helena
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      MyPillow\" post_id=\"1947800\" time=\"1574391947\" user_id=\"70594:

      Zen helena\" post_id=\"1947791\" time=\"1574391508\" user_id=\"106561:[quote=\"Zen helena\" post_id=1947791 time=1574391508 user_id=106561]Very struggling on which school to choose with Boy’s 233. I plan to move house. So location doesn’t matter. Any suggestions?
      use 2018 & 2019 cop as reference
      u will find some sch COP diff is as high as 5 to 6 pts

      but 2018 cop is more norm like previous yrs
      dunno what happen in 2019 ( many feel it is easier n more managebale papers, means more avg /slight abv avg kids score well n push up cop)

      Maybe :
      first two choices - as wish sch ( 233 , 234, 235 )
      next 4 choices as releasitc choices ( 233, 231.230[/quote]
      Thanks a lot for your kind suggestions.I felt the same way that suddenly many schools jumped high score this year( I mean actually 2018 Plse cop). Trembling....

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        Zen helena
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        floppy\" post_id=\"1947803\" time=\"1574392353\" user_id=\"97579:

        MyPillow\" post_id=\"1947800\" time=\"1574391947\" user_id=\"70594:

        [quote=\"Zen helena\" post_id=1947791 time=1574391508 user_id=106561]Very struggling on which school to choose with Boy’s 233. I plan to move house. So location doesn’t matter. Any suggestions?

        use 2018 & 2019 cop as reference
        u will find some sch COP diff is as high as 5 to 6 pts

        but 2018 cop is more norm like previous yrs
        dunno what happen in 2019 ( many feel it is easier n more managebale papers, means more avg /slight abv avg kids score well n push up cop)

        Maybe :
        first two choices - as wish sch ( 233 , 234, 235 )
        next 4 choices as releasitc choices ( 233, 231.230

        The last choice, you may have to go as low as the 220s to be safe.

        Frankly, any of the 230s school would be good for the child. While none of them are probably “branded”, they are also not weak / poor schools.[/quote]I want to put one or two 22x school to keep safe... very struggling don’t know which to choose. So big gap. Gan Eng Sen in my generation was a good school... considering...

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          MsB_Luv
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          Hello, I am new.


          Just want to hear from some mummies here / school of thoughts for sec school with a wide COP vs a smaller range of COP.

          ~ wide range better/ narrow range

          My personal tot: Maybe that wide range, eg. 220-254. Maybe that school only have 1 student 254.

          Anyone good in analysing such to interpret?
          :thankyou:

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            Kialoukui
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            Zen helena\" post_id=\"1947791\" time=\"1574391508\" user_id=\"106561:[quote=\"Zen helena\" post_id=1947791 time=1574391508 user_id=106561]
            Very struggling on which school to choose with Boy’s 233. I plan to move house. So location doesn’t matter. Any suggestions?[/quote]
            233 can get into quite a number of secondary schools. I think proximity is important, perhaps u can focus on proximity then Look for the right schools with reference to previous year’s COP.

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              cutepandabear
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              Does anyone know about appeal process for psle? Asking for my relative’s kid. Got one subject really shocking. Specifically, if they appeal, is there a chance t score might come back even lower? Of course, we are hoping for higher, and that subject go up one grade. Tried looking at moe FAQ, but it did not provide details.

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                floppy
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                MsB_Luv\" post_id=\"1947815\" time=\"1574393685\" user_id=\"182449:

                Hello, I am new.

                Just want to hear from some mummies here / school of thoughts for sec school with a wide COP vs a smaller range of COP.

                ~ wide range better/ narrow range

                My personal tot: Maybe that wide range, eg. 220-254. Maybe that school only have 1 student 254.

                Anyone good in analysing such to interpret?
                :thankyou:
                There’s a reason why “analysts” 😂 would prefer to look at median t-score instead of range of students’ t-scores or COP. You can get the info from MOE’s SIS.

                As an example, you can look at Whitley for an example of a wide range of t-scores: 188 to 251 and Punggol as an example of a narrow range: 201 to 233.
                Median of Whitley is 207 while Punggol median is 205.
                If both schools are of a similar size, Whitley may actually have a stronger cohort despite having a much lower COP.

                You can also contrast the above with Guangyang Sec, another school with a wide range of t-score: 188 to 251. Median is 203. If schools are of a similar size, Guangyang’s cohort could be the weakest of the lot, despite having a similar range as Whitley.

                The reasons for the above are varied but location, familiarity seems to be a big factor.

                P/S: why only mummies can answer?

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                  floppy
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                  cutepandabear\" post_id=\"1947823\" time=\"1574394754\" user_id=\"150031:

                  Does anyone know about appeal process for psle? Asking for my relative's kid. Got one subject really shocking. Specifically, if they appeal, is there a chance t score might come back even lower? Of course, we are hoping for higher, and that subject go up one grade. Tried looking at moe FAQ, but it did not provide details.
                  https://www.ifaq.gov.sg/seab/apps/fcd_faqmain.aspx?qst=hRhkP9BzcBImsx2TBbssMsxu7lqt6UJK70a1wAEVmyfdSZlp3kC3qEU1uwdD2zxBC8h26bwjs%2FIwvamUXpJQllIbGr3zfx%2Fg6R5G3kQwdaBqrmc6VVtGVreSd34s3fzQffAc3pLh5P0kZUHSR8U882cMKpyDOkutRs8WWnkwDfKJm2HarZST7HyOHgFjsjF0gu0GITQvxo4FcsAQZyKl%2FbZPo%2FgY3XAvxDpudJBJGc4%3D#FAQ_93304.

                  You have to appeal though the school. There’s an appeal fee to be paid.

                  However, I have never known of any successful appeal that manages to change the outcome of the result - original result / paper had already gone though 3 rounds / markers that the likelihood of them making an error is extremely low, almost zilch.

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                    MrsKiasu
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                    cutepandabear\" post_id=\"1947823\" time=\"1574394754\" user_id=\"150031:

                    Does anyone know about appeal process for psle? Asking for my relative's kid. Got one subject really shocking. Specifically, if they appeal, is there a chance t score might come back even lower? Of course, we are hoping for higher, and that subject go up one grade. Tried looking at moe FAQ, but it did not provide details.

                    https://www.ifaq.gov.sg/seab/apps/fcd_faqmain.aspx?qst=hRhkP9BzcBImsx2TBbssMsxu7lqt6UJK70a1wAEVmyfdSZlp3kC3qEU1uwdD2zxBC8h26bwjs%2FIwvamUXpJQllIbGr3zfx%2Fg6R5G3kQwdaBqrmc6VVtGVreSd34s3fzQffAc3pLh5P0kZUHSR8U882cMKpyDOkutRs8WWnkwDfKJm2HarZST7HyOHgFjsjF0gu0GITQvxo4FcsAQZyKl%2FbZPo%2FgY3XAvxDpudJBJGc4%3D#FAQ_93304.

                    You have to appeal though the school. There’s an appeal fee to be paid.

                    However, I have never known of any successful appeal that manages to change the outcome of the result - original result / paper had already gone though 3 rounds / markers that the likelihood of them making an error is extremely low, almost zilch.

                    How about error in the filling of OAS?

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                      peasants
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                      ski\" post_id=\"1947746\" time=\"1574384550\" user_id=\"14915:

                      For your second question, the answer is no. You only get to use ESIS if you go to an independent school.
                      [quote=rawsalmon post_id=1947744 time=1574384363 user_id=31470]Hi all, is it true that ESIS is for top 3% scorers? If 261 is the eligiliby this year, then shd be top what per cent? Can anyone advise?

                      Can check if u are eligible for ESIS and you choose not to go to independant school, will you still get the $2400?

                      By the way any one knows is it true that only the top 3% get the ESIS? If 26

                      technically u are incorrect becos ESIS is awarded to Singaporean students who are in the top one-third of the total number of Secondary 1 students admitted to all indep schools. But how this top 3% came about, i suspect it's becos the lowest score for entry into indep school is about 250, n a T-score of 250 is usually top 10%, so the top one-third of 10% is roughly top 3%.
                      If u dun choose an indep school, of cos u will NOT get the $2400 becos the purpose of ESIS is to defray the higher school fees of indep schools so as to encourage top students fr financially humble families to apply.[/quote]ESIS translate from $350 to $150 monthly school fees in independent schools.

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                        Jazzcy
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                        May I know what is the cut off point to qualify for foreign language this yr? Or is every year the same number?

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