All About GEP
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cluelessmom:
Like last yr, dd is only getting her report bk back in term 3.... :? Really dun understand y her school adopts tis practice......Wondering is it tat the teachers couldn't finish the report book in time or mayb trying to help the kids enjoy their hols??? :roll:
so overall your dd performance ok? -
vlim:
:? I guess ok bah.....tho' I am :xedfingers: tat she can maintain her performance like last yr....tis yr is kinda critical cuz will affect their DSA........ still dun noe wat's the average, min and max score for the papers at their centre yet so dun noe how to gauge leh
so overall your dd performance ok? -
Don't worry la ... Enjoy the holiday first la

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Yep :celebrate:
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If I am not wrong a pass(>= 70%) in Social Studies is a must to get promoted to next level in GEP. Could someone please confirm if this is correct?
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The criteria for promotion for P5 to P6
Performance
To be given a ‘Promoted’ status, a GEP pupil has to fulfill the following criteria:
a. Obtain an overall average >70% for E, M, S and MT
AND
b. Obtain the following in at least 3 subjects:
1) English Language >65%; and
2) Mathematics >70%; and
3) Science >70% ; and
4) MT or HMT >70%; and
5) Social Studies – At least a ‘Pass’ grade
the other parameter is Attitude.
This was extracted PT communication in March. From another slide in the same communication package, it say \"Baseline standard for promotion is overall 70% (EL-65%)\" -
cluelessmom:
On the part on affecting DSA, was it a criteria mentioned somewhere that P5 result is more critically look at? :!: I thought it should be consistency over the 3 years in GEP?
:? I guess ok bah.....tho' I am :xedfingers: tat she can maintain her performance like last yr....tis yr is kinda critical cuz will affect their DSA........ still dun noe wat's the average, min and max score for the papers at their centre yet so dun noe how to gauge lehvlim:
so overall your dd performance ok? -
TwaTau:
On the part on affecting DSA, was it a criteria mentioned somewhere that P5 result is more critically look at? :!: I thought it should be consistency over the 3 years in GEP?[/quote]Now DSA period, can check the forms from various school. It seems that most ask for P5 & P6(SA1)
:? I guess ok bah.....tho' I am :xedfingers: tat she can maintain her performance like last yr....tis yr is kinda critical cuz will affect their DSA........ still dun noe wat's the average, min and max score for the papers at their centre yet so dun noe how to gauge lehcluelessmom:
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so overall your dd performance ok? -
TwaTau:
I was told the passing grad for SS is 70% not 50% . anyone got less than 70% in SS and still got promoted last year?The criteria for promotion for P5 to P6
Performance
To be given a ‘Promoted’ status, a GEP pupil has to fulfill the following criteria:
a. Obtain an overall average >70% for E, M, S and MT
AND
b. Obtain the following in at least 3 subjects:
1) English Language >65%; and
2) Mathematics >70%; and
3) Science >70% ; and
4) MT or HMT >70%; and
5) Social Studies – At least a ‘Pass’ grade
the other parameter is Attitude.
This was extracted PT communication in March. From another slide in the same communication package, it say \"Baseline standard for promotion is overall 70% (EL-65%)\" -
TwaTau:
How do they quantify \"attitude\". my ds kenna a relief teacher in term 2 who like to pick on him, but he has never got it when it was the actual GEP teacher who is on leave. He had been enjoying his T1 till the tr was change. Worst still this relief tr put it as a comment in his report :stupid:The criteria for promotion for P5 to P6
Performance
To be given a ‘Promoted’ status, a GEP pupil has to fulfill the following criteria:
a. Obtain an overall average >70% for E, M, S and MT
AND
the other parameter is Attitude.
This was extracted PT communication in March. From another slide in the same communication package, it say \"Baseline standard for promotion is overall 70% (EL-65%)\"
hope it does no harm to him
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