2024 PSLE Discussions and Strategies
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FWIW, my older kid’s (2020 PSLE) school only conducted SA1 (40%) and SA2 (60%) in all of P3-P6 (P6 SA1 cancelled due to COVID). No CAs in Term 1 and Term 3. While the full exam takes a lot of time to administer, the good thing is for the languages the kids got full feedback on oral, LC, and both written papers. Perhaps the extra time around SA1 was worth it when you consider that the school did free up a week in both Terms 1 & 3 with no CAs.
In contrast, my younger kid (2022 PSLE) had WA1-WA2-WA3-SA2 (15%-15%-15%-55%) from P3 to P5. P6 will just be SA1 and Prelim (again no CA or WA in Term 1).
At the end of the day, I’m not really sure it makes a big difference either way (substitute mid-year for mini-exams). I do see that CA1-SA1-CA2-SA2 may be a bit of overkill? But between the other two options above I guess each has its pros / cons.
As it pertains specifically to primary school and PSLE, I do feel only having P5 SA2 and then Prelim may delay the "wake-up" call for some. Given the way the S1 posting system works, this just means more cramming / stress at the end for some. I think IP Sec 1 - Sec 4 can definitely do away with mid-year exams. -
phtthp\" post_id=\"2060775\" time=\"1646638181\" user_id=\"35251:
One man's meat is another man's poison.
good or No good ?
https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/mid-year-exams-be-scrapped-all-primary-secondary-schools-2023-1838311 -
Camping here first! Ha ha.
Primary 5 next year, let’s go! -
I just wrote a blog about PSLE COP (Cut-off-points), let's see the strategy works for PSEL COP 2022, 2 more years to go! PSLE 2024, let's go!
https://conqueringsingaporeeducationsystem.blogspot.com/ -
jackjames\" post_id=\"2090839\" time=\"1669681276\" user_id=\"100102:
Hi. Just for clarity:
I just wrote a blog about PSLE COP (Cut-off-points), let's see the strategy works for PSEL COP 2022, 2 more years to go! PSLE 2024, let's go!
https://conqueringsingaporeeducationsystem.blogspot.com/
#1. For RI and ACS(I), HCL grade does not matter. Could be Distinction or no HCL; the total AL Score is what determines priority (then citizenship, choice, ballot).
#2. Last year's (2021 PSLE) COPs were RI = AL6, HCI = AL7(M), ACS(I) = AL7, RVHS = AL9(M). Hence, the sure in scores required are RI = AL5, HCI = AL7(D) (AL6 something to be safe), ACS(I) = AL6, RVHS= AL9(D) (AL8 something to be safe).
Obviously, can update later this year and you will get to see another outcome next year.
Good luck! -
SG_KP1\" post_id=\"2090845\" time=\"1669682157\" user_id=\"188234:
Thanks for the comment. You are right.
Hi. Just for clarity:
#1. For RI and ACS(I), HCL grade does not matter. Could be Distinction or no HCL; the total AL Score is what determines priority (then citizenship, choice, ballot).
#2. Last year's (2021 PSLE) COPs were RI = AL6, HCI = AL7(M), ACS(I) = AL7, RVHS = AL9(M). Hence, the sure in scores required are RI = AL5, HCI = AL7(D) (AL6 something to be safe), ACS(I) = AL6, RVHS= AL9(D) (AL8 something to be safe).
Obviously, can update later this year and you will get to see another outcome next year.
Good luck!
Yea, we will get to see 2 more PSLE outcome next month and next year. Let's see if the COP changes, hopefully remain the same.
It's quite fun to go through this journey with the child. -
When will the 2023 S1 cop be released by MOE?
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mystique_j\" post_id=\"2090864\" time=\"1669688600\" user_id=\"39431:
I think (can’t recall the exact month) MOE School Finder will be updated in March?
When will the 2023 S1 cop be released by MOE?
The publication of the “Choosing Your Secondary Schools” booklet (both physical and e-copy) has been ceased (2021 was the final year of publication). -
jackjames\" post_id=\"2090860\" time=\"1669687357\" user_id=\"100102:
No problem, and yes it is fun to go through this journey with the child.
Thanks for the comment. You are right.
Yea, we will get to see 2 more PSLE outcome next month and next year. Let's see if the COP changes, hopefully remain the same.
It's quite fun to go through this journey with the child.
One option is to just look at last year's COP (or the history of COPs starting with 2021); at least this is factual.
Nevertheless, do keep in mind the cohort size. We are not sure if MOE is adjusting specific schools' intake sizes here and there (for slight fluctuations in the birthrate, etc). Best I know:
2020 PSLE = 39,995
2021 PSLE = 39,119
2022 PSLE = 37,095
2023 P6s = 38,293 (2021 P4 cohort size)
2024 P6s = 41,037 (2021 P3 cohort size)
Anyways, we will all get another tally later this year, and can go from there. Enjoy the school holidays and good luck for upper primary next year! -
SG_KP1\" post_id=\"2090889\" time=\"1669695912\" user_id=\"188234:
Oh yes, 2024 P6s are the dragon babies, yes, the cohort size will be the largest for the recent years.
No problem, and yes it is fun to go through this journey with the child.
One option is to just look at last year's COP (or the history of COPs starting with 2021); at least this is factual.
Nevertheless, do keep in mind the cohort size. We are not sure if MOE is adjusting specific schools' intake sizes here and there (for slight fluctuations in the birthrate, etc). Best I know:
2020 PSLE = 39,995
2021 PSLE = 39,119
2022 PSLE = 37,095
2023 P6s = 38,293 (2021 P4 cohort size)
2024 P6s = 41,037 (2021 P3 cohort size)
Anyways, we will all get another tally later this year, and can go from there. Enjoy the school holidays and good luck for upper primary next year!
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