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    • Zeal mummyZ Offline
      Zeal mummy
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      AHsDad\" post_id=\"2047231\" time=\"1637498087\" user_id=\"172457:

      yitchieh\" post_id=\"2047098\" time=\"1637406134\" user_id=\"176771:

      Not sure if any parents have the same consideration like me..If the child didnt go for GEP,the current school already have leadership role for the child next year. Most probably higher percentage to receive year end awards..If the child change school for GEP, everything will be back to zero..And no prefectorial position at P4 , less chances for awards and competition. So what is the perks for being in GEP?

      In my humble opinion, GEP not really about having perks at all. The idea is to put these gifted kids in an environment that best acknowledges and develops them. This itself is the best gift for the gifted. Had a chat with my kid. She’s very attached to her friends and also very enthusiastic about her prefect role. Honestly don’t think her chances are high, but if selected surely we’ll have another conversation. Edusave awards not even in our consideration till it was brought up 😬 don’t think it should matter much

      Let the kids have fun tomorrow. Wishing all a peace of mind and success in whichever path 🙏🏽😊

      Thanks! You’ve thought this through quite thoroughly. Well done, dear parent! All the best to your child too!

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        All the best to the kids today.



        Have fun.

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          Kittenprincess
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          How are students selected for ivp for p5 ISO? is it based on results for science?

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            linguistic lim
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            Glad to know of this thread to support clueless parent like me.


            TBH, my concern is the ‘aftermath’ on how to deal with my kid after the release of the GEP results. Honestly, I think she doesn’t have much chance to be selected.
            How as a parent, be able to support her after that?
            Knowing that she has been selected for the second round, I’m actually quite proud of her already.
            In view of the current society and constant changes with HBL / Covid, I still believe that mental health is very crucial.

            Just reflecting on the RV case and also others, I feel as a parent what can one do to show that afterall GEP / PSLE results / score / marks / status or whatever doesn’t really matter cos I still love her as who she is and not what she has not achieve.

            Praying for a smooth journey for all. Be happy n healthy, that’s all one can ask for. Nothing more

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              Pebbly
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              Kittenprincess\" post_id=\"2047292\" time=\"1637548905\" user_id=\"69025:

              How are students selected for ivp for p5 ISO? is it based on results for science?
              Usually the girls will get their first choice of ISO format if they pick irs or ivp. FPS may have an audition or trial of some kind? Best to check with the teacher in charge.

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              • ChiefKiasuC Offline
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                linguistic lim\" post_id=\"2047299\" time=\"1637549893\" user_id=\"122317:[quote=\"linguistic lim\" post_id=2047299 time=1637549893 user_id=122317]
                Glad to know of this thread to support clueless parent like me.

                TBH, my concern is the 'aftermath' on how to deal with my kid after the release of the GEP results. Honestly, I think she doesn't have much chance to be selected.
                How as a parent, be able to support her after that?
                Knowing that she has been selected for the second round, I'm actually quite proud of her already.
                In view of the current society and constant changes with HBL / Covid, I still believe that mental health is very crucial.

                Just reflecting on the RV case and also others, I feel as a parent what can one do to show that afterall GEP / PSLE results / score / marks / status or whatever doesn't really matter cos I still love her as who she is and not what she has not achieve.

                Praying for a smooth journey for all. Be happy n healthy, that's all one can ask for. Nothing more[/quote]
                Whether your child gets into GEP or not is not important at all. She is already a winner having a mum like you, and no \"badge\" of honor can even hope to supercede that. Just let her feel loved and secure... and it wouldn't require her to get into GEP to experience that!

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                  linguistic lim\" post_id=\"2047299\" time=\"1637549893\" user_id=\"122317:[quote=\"linguistic lim\" post_id=2047299 time=1637549893 user_id=122317]
                  Glad to know of this thread to support clueless parent like me.

                  TBH, my concern is the 'aftermath' on how to deal with my kid after the release of the GEP results. Honestly, I think she doesn't have much chance to be selected.
                  How as a parent, be able to support her after that?
                  Knowing that she has been selected for the second round, I'm actually quite proud of her already.
                  In view of the current society and constant changes with HBL / Covid, I still believe that mental health is very crucial.

                  Just reflecting on the RV case and also others, I feel as a parent what can one do to show that afterall GEP / PSLE results / score / marks / status or whatever doesn't really matter cos I still love her as who she is and not what she has not achieve.

                  Praying for a smooth journey for all. Be happy n healthy, that's all one can ask for. Nothing more[/quote]
                  When my step son was small, my husband always told him that as parents, the most important is whether my step son was happy or not and the academic results are not everything.

                  Different people have different potential and my husband never compared his son with others and
                  even my step son failed his exam, my husband still brought him out for dinner and movie because he believed my step son has tried his best on his exam.

                  Maybe I quote a dialogue between me and my brother last month on my niece. My niece was crying outside my brother house and didn't dare to go in because she was the second top student in school exam and not the first top.

                  I told my brother \" Peter, do you remember the time when I failed my O level English for 3 times? Both mother and me cried the whole night and I thought that my life was over...no chance for tertiary education.... no chance for good jobs...no good husband, etc. But you know how good my life is now and I tell you if I knew that I could this kind of good life in my future even I didn't pass my O level English exam, I would never never feel sad and let my any of my tears dropped. So tell Qing Qing (my niece) to stop crying because it is not worth.\"

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                    san20sg
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                    Pebbly\" post_id=\"2047304\" time=\"1637551660\" user_id=\"181752:

                    Kittenprincess\" post_id=\"2047292\" time=\"1637548905\" user_id=\"69025:

                    How are students selected for ivp for p5 ISO? is it based on results for science?

                    Usually the girls will get their first choice of ISO format if they pick irs or ivp. FPS may have an audition or trial of some kind? Best to check with the teacher in charge.

                    pardon my ignorance what do all these abbreviations stand for?

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                      yitchieh
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                      linguistic lim\" post_id=\"2047299\" time=\"1637549893\" user_id=\"122317:[quote=\"linguistic lim\" post_id=2047299 time=1637549893 user_id=122317]
                      Glad to know of this thread to support clueless parent like me.

                      TBH, my concern is the 'aftermath' on how to deal with my kid after the release of the GEP results. Honestly, I think she doesn't have much chance to be selected.
                      How as a parent, be able to support her after that?
                      Knowing that she has been selected for the second round, I'm actually quite proud of her already.
                      In view of the current society and constant changes with HBL / Covid, I still believe that mental health is very crucial.

                      Just reflecting on the RV case and also others, I feel as a parent what can one do to show that afterall GEP / PSLE results / score / marks / status or whatever doesn't really matter cos I still love her as who she is and not what she has not achieve.

                      Praying for a smooth journey for all. Be happy n healthy, that's all one can ask for. Nothing more[/quote]

                      Indeed GEP is not everything and not an indicator of success or failure. She has already tried her best,and is all that matters. Bring her for some good food and explain to her she can see her friends again. In my eyes,whoever who managed to get into second round is already very amazing! The only advise I gave my son is \"Sit for fun\".

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                      • TwinkiestarsT Offline
                        Twinkiestars
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                        Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=\"2047318\" time=\"1637554696\" user_id=\"195250:[quote=\"Liew Nga Wing\" post_id=2047318 time=1637554696 user_id=195250]
                        linguistic lim\" post_id=\"2047299\" time=\"1637549893\" user_id=\"122317:[quote=\"linguistic lim\" post_id=2047299 time=1637549893 user_id=122317]Glad to know of this thread to support clueless parent like me.

                        TBH, my concern is the 'aftermath' on how to deal with my kid after the release of the GEP results. Honestly, I think she doesn't have much chance to be selected.
                        How as a parent, be able to support her after that?
                        Knowing that she has been selected for the second round, I'm actually quite proud of her already.
                        In view of the current society and constant changes with HBL / Covid, I still believe that mental health is very crucial.

                        Just reflecting on the RV case and also others, I feel as a parent what can one do to show that afterall GEP / PSLE results / score / marks / status or whatever doesn't really matter cos I still love her as who she is and not what she has not achieve.

                        Praying for a smooth journey for all. Be happy n healthy, that's all one can ask for. Nothing more[/quote]
                        When my step son was small, my husband always told him that as parents, the most important is whether my step son was happy or not and the academic results are not everything.

                        Different people have different potential and my husband never compared his son with others and
                        even my step son failed his exam, my husband still brought him out for dinner and movie because he believed my step son has tried his best on his exam.

                        Maybe I quote a dialogue between me and my brother last month on my niece. My niece was crying outside my brother house and didn't dare to go in because she was the second top student in school exam and not the first top.

                        I told my brother \" Peter, do you remember the time when I failed my O level English for 3 times? Both mother and me cried the whole night and I thought that my life was over...no chance for tertiary education.... no chance for good jobs...no good husband, etc. But you know how good my life is now and I tell you if I knew that I could this kind of good life in my future even I didn't pass my O level English exam, I would never never feel sad and let my any of my tears dropped. So tell Qing Qing (my niece) to stop crying because it is not worth.\"[/quote]
                        Indeed! Growing up my dad’s mantra was “Don’t need to be first, but try not to be the last.” Nobody really looks at primary school results anyway, not worth breaking their confidence and zest for learning just chasing after a few marks.

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