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    2021 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2009)

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    • VeyronV Offline
      Veyron
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      Momof2childs\" post_id=\"2047891\" time=\"1637755277\" user_id=\"106468:

      Wondering.. if at AL5, I put RGS as first choice and MGS as second and RGS goes for balloting at 5 and MGS at 6, then will they make me ballot for RGS or offer me MGS straightaway. If RGS, and I lose ballot then MGS place will be lost as well? If MGS, then on what basis will they decide who to give their second preference. Sorry I am very confused.🤔
      In this case, the S1 posting will have to clear all the AL5 students first, regardless of choice order before moving to AL6 students.

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        NormalSudent1\" post_id=\"2047788\" time=\"1637740287\" user_id=\"195971:
        1st choice: Nan Hua High School (if you're near the West)

        Take a look at my spreadsheet here:
        https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QGdLuY1MgnMm95Zp-euxV_AU2TfCnNyBojWHHFTGyC0/edit#gid=229174708
        How about Chung Cheng High? is it good? Is Nan Hua better?

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        • zac's mumZ Offline
          zac's mum
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          CathyRinee\" post_id=\"2047901\" time=\"1637756945\" user_id=\"195981:

          My DS got Al16.. His prelim was quite ok, was not expecting this.. we both very stressed, dont know what sch best for him. any recommendations? if not last resort go neighborhood sch. thanks 😂
          Hi, if you mention your home location (North/Northeast/East/West/Northwest) and your nearest MRT station, I can provide you with suggestions that are feasible. Don’t stress, hug your son first & we can figure out the options together.

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            Veyron
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            eaglewing95\" post_id=\"2047874\" time=\"1637751620\" user_id=\"191495:

            kylene\" post_id=\"2047837\" time=\"1637747464\" user_id=\"6993:

            [quote=Checkng post_id=2047825 time=1637746033 user_id=194771]AL6 is about 262 and above While AL 5 is about 268 and above if converted to the old method.

            Based on 2020.. RGS and RI cut off is about 260 to 261. This means that those got AL6 might need to ballot though the chances should be high.

            The ESIS last year was 261 , and it’s AL5 this year . So I think AL 6 is probably not 262

            Yeah.. I think AL 6 is probably not 262, should be between 257-260[/quote]The lowest possible score for an AL6 is around 257 for 2020, but AL6 can also be as high as 270 and above.
            For AL5 is will be around 261-262 and above.

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              zac's mum
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              NormalSudent1\" post_id=\"2047905\" time=\"1637757494\" user_id=\"195971:

              zac's mum\" post_id=\"2047806\" time=\"1637742742\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2047806 time=1637742742 user_id=53606]

              I scored AL 11D, may I know what options I have for Sec schools?

              1st choice: Nan Hua High School (if you're near the West)

              Take a look at my spreadsheet here:
              https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QGdLuY1MgnMm95Zp-euxV_AU2TfCnNyBojWHHFTGyC0/edit#gid=229174708

              How about Chung Cheng High? is it good? Is Nan Hua better?[/quote]I do not know if it’s better. IMO you should pick one of these SAP schools nearest to you as first choice:
              - Nan Hua (11D)
              - Chung Cheng High Main (11M)
              - Nan Chiau High School (11M)
              - Anglican High School (11P)
              - Maris Stella High (12) - provided you are a boy!

              Your 2nd-6th choices can be non-SAP schools near your home, in the range 12 all the way down to 18 respectively, that should provide a good safety net.

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                Thanks!

                MerlionInGermany\" post_id=\"2047856\" time=\"1637749065\" user_id=\"2964:
                Thinker\" post_id=\"2047854\" time=\"1637748940\" user_id=\"4205:

                [quote=Judyshim01 post_id=2047847 time=1637748234 user_id=121564]

                For non SAP school, HCL score is not considered.

                So AL7D, AL7M, AL7P and AL7 will be grouped together for balloting if any for non SAP schools?

                I would think so. That is the same as last time with t score - non sap schools dont look at your hmt grade.[/quote]

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                  zac's mum\" post_id=\"2047906\" time=\"1637757504\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2047906 time=1637757504 user_id=53606]
                  CathyRinee\" post_id=\"2047901\" time=\"1637756945\" user_id=\"195981:
                  Hi, if you mention your home location (North/Northeast/East/West/Northwest) and your nearest MRT station, I can provide you with suggestions that are feasible. Don’t stress, hug your son first & we can figure out the options together.
                  Hi, thanks so much. We live in the east, nearest MRT Mountbatten. Can i check again that appealing might not help? He wants to do everything he can to boost his results 😢 thanks for your time.

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                  • VeyronV Offline
                    Veyron
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                    Checkng\" post_id=\"2047825\" time=\"1637746033\" user_id=\"194771:

                    AL6 is about 262 and above While AL 5 is about 268 and above if converted to the old method.

                    Based on 2020.. RGS and RI cut off is about 260 to 261. This means that those got AL6 might need to ballot though the chances should be high.

                    AL6 in 2020 is 257 and above. AL5 should be around 261 or 262 and above.

                    For RGS, AL6 balloting may be risky if you ask me because in 2020, 260 COP pretty close to AL5.

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                      711good
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                      https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/www.shicheng.news/v/PM0QQ.amp

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                        optrex80
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                        How come I feel the new system make the entry to top school even harder… in the old system, if have a few subject close to the top mark… can bring up the total score… now miss by some narrow marginsin each AL bands, can make a big difference…

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