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    CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' Secondary

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    • phtthpP Offline
      phtthp
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      Sec 4 O-level students, all 6 classes,


      remember to go back to school next week, even though is June school holiday now , on

      Wed & Thur (21 and 22 June),
      for lessons.

      After that,
      new Term 3 start (commence) on
      Monday (26 June 2023).

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      • phtthpP Offline
        phtthp
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        All Sec 4 O-level students, note.



        Three years ago,
        due to Wuhan covid virus that broke out in that dreadful, turn-of-a-new decade year 2020,
        which caused much panic, pain, suffering, sorrow & death to the whole world globally + lockdown continued into year 2021,

        that common last topic on \"Organic Chemistry\" was removed,
        not tested inside SEAB \"6092\" Pure Chemistry O-level syllabus.

        But,
        how about this year (2023) ?


        SEAB HAS put back topic \"Organic Chemistry\",
        to be included for testing.
        Refer exam code \"6092\".

        Turn to page 21, 22.

        Can u see that \"Organic Chemistry\" is INCLUDED for testing, this year ?

        https://www.seab.gov.sg/home/examinations/gce-o-level/o-level-syllabuses-examined-for-school-candidates-2023


        \"Organic Chemistry\",
        to be included for testing,
        cover the following areas (aspects) :-

        - Fuel & crude oil

        - Alkane
        - Alkene
        - Alcohol

        - Macromolecules
        - Carboxylic acids

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        • phtthpP Offline
          phtthp
          last edited by

          When Term 3 starts on Monday (26 June 2023 onwards),


          from Term 3 (week 1 to week 6), during these 6 weeks’ time frame :-

          All six classes of Sec 4 O-level students to

          stay back in the afternoon, after school dismissed, from

          3 pm to 4.45 pm,

          for lengthened, "Extended" curriculum extra teaching lessons, to gear up for National O-level exam sitting,
          switch from gear 2 to gear 3,
          press on accelerator,
          to prepare for your
          Total (8 to 10) subjects.


          Refer to
          Annex "B" timetable attachment, inside "Parents Gateway".

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          • phtthpP Offline
            phtthp
            last edited by

            The same,

            happened to E-Maths subject.

            Two years ago (2021),
            SEAB removed testing of topic \"Vectors\".

            This year (2023),
            SEAB HAS put back \"Vectors\", to test.

            can refer to O-level Elementary Maths syllabus, below.
            Look for exam subject code, \"4052\".

            Turn to page 10.

            Can you see that
            topic
            \"Vectors\" is INCLUDED, for testing (2023) ?


            https://www.seab.gov.sg/home/examinations/gce-o-level/o-level-syllabuses-examined-for-school-candidates-2023

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              phtthp
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              just want to alert Sec 4 students, who are taking subject Pure Biology (6093) SPA (Science Practical Assesment), during O-level.



              For SPA (Bio),
              anything can come out under the sun, to be tested.


              In one past year, during the hands on Practical lab-work for Pure Bio O-level, students were given instructions to cut sweet potato.

              What happened ?

              The sweet potato was really too hard.

              Injuries across other Secondary schools happened too inside the lab, during actual Practical O level (Bio) exam. Some students ended up went to clinic, because they had cut themselves accidentally, while trying to cut the sweet potato.

              So, is good to practise at home first, how to handle, cut a potato or a sweet potato, to gain first hand experience.
              In case
              sometimes during regular Term time school based lab Practical session (lesson), only the Teacher who demonstrated the Bio experiment herself was the only one who cut the sweet potato / potato, but the class of rest of the 20+ students actually never directly hands-on at all, never cut before, but merely sat in front of the Bio class Teacher on a bench inside the lab, to listen, to observe the experiment & to learn (study) the scientific concept taught.



              SPA : Science Practical (hands on lab-work) Assessment

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              • phtthpP Offline
                phtthp
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                For Sec 4 O-level students -


                when Term 3 open next Monday (26 June), we will "accelerate" (step on more oil) in learning and hands on more QA (Practical).

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                • phtthpP Offline
                  phtthp
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                  long weekend, ahead



                  Term 3 started yesterday, Monday (26 June, 2023)

                  This Thursday (29 June) : public holiday (Hari Raya Haji)


                  Friday (30 June) : Fiesta day (St Nick)


                  next Monday (3 July) : Youth day, no school

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                  • zac's mumZ Offline
                    zac's mum
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                    phtthp\" post_id=\"2111640\" time=\"1687831730\" user_id=\"35251:

                    long weekend, ahead


                    Term 3 started yesterday, Monday (26 June, 2023)

                    This Thursday (29 June) : public holiday (Hari Raya Haji)


                    Friday (30 June) : Fiesta day (St Nick)


                    next Monday (3 July) : Youth day, no school
                    I hope Friday’s Fiesta Day is indoors, or at least that they have wet weather contingency plans. It has been raining every morning this week.

                    Another girls school is having their carnival on Sat morning, hope the same for them too.

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                      kaisuism
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                      phtthp\" post_id=\"2111640\" time=\"1687831730\" user_id=\"35251:

                      long weekend, ahead


                      Term 3 started yesterday, Monday (26 June, 2023)

                      This Thursday (29 June) : public holiday (Hari Raya Haji)


                      Friday (30 June) : Fiesta day (St Nick)


                      next Monday (3 July) : Youth day, no school
                      Do you know when is the year end exam?

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                      • phtthpP Offline
                        phtthp
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                        Remember to bring coupon tomorrow Friday, for Fiesta (St Nick)


                        🙂

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