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    Anglo Chinese Family of Schools

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • zac's mumZ Offline
      zac's mum
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      skii\" post_id=\"2125688\" time=\"1703665655\" user_id=\"82603:

      Using your nunbers from the p1 class


      Assuming the geppers did well enough

      12 out of 30 got AL8 and below?
      That’s 40%


      I also think it’s top heavy.
      Erm, the COP for ACSI’s IB track is AL7. So not 12 kids but 3-4 kids out of 30.

      And if u were thinking of the COP for ACSI’s O level track, it is not AL8 but in fact AL13 for affiliated boys.

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      • 00skyblue000 Offline
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        zac's mum\" post_id=\"2125690\" time=\"1703666674\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2125690 time=1703666674 user_id=53606]
        Erm, the COP for ACSI’s IB track is AL7. So not 12 kids but 3-4 kids out of 30.

        And if u were thinking of the COP for ACSI’s O level track, it is not AL8 but in fact AL13 for affiliated boys.[/quote]
        40% (3+7+2) get AL13 or better. That's top heavy, vs ~25% (nationwide)

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        • skiiS Offline
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          zac's mum\" post_id=\"2125690\" time=\"1703666674\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2125690 time=1703666674 user_id=53606]
          Erm, the COP for ACSI’s IB track is AL7. So not 12 kids but 3-4 kids out of 30.

          And if u were thinking of the COP for ACSI’s O level track, it is not AL8 but in fact AL13 for affiliated boys.[/quote]
          Right.

          Pardon me. 13 or better.


          8 will be crazy stats !

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          • zac's mumZ Offline
            zac's mum
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            00skyblue00\" post_id=\"2125691\" time=\"1703667553\" user_id=\"143605:

            40% (3+7+2) get AL13 or better. That's top heavy, vs ~25% (nationwide)
            Hopefully some other parents can provide other anecdotal data points if they have.

            The school does not take any particular steps to disclose the high scorers or their marks publicly. It doesnt seem to be the culture, unlike at other schools.

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            • 00skyblue000 Offline
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              Also, if you have 4 boys getting AL7 or better, that is 13.3%. Even 3 boys means 10% getting AL7 or better and that is better than national AL8 or better.


              I believe no other school disclosed such figures anymore since 2016 or earlier (I think). They removed ranking in report book then. the only indicators are MOE edusave awards.

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              • zac's mumZ Offline
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                00skyblue00\" post_id=\"2125704\" time=\"1703681354\" user_id=\"143605:

                Also, if you have 4 boys getting AL7 or better, that is 13.3%. Even 3 boys means 10% getting AL7 or better and that is better than national AL8 or better.

                I believe no other school disclosed such figures anymore since 2016 or earlier (I think). They removed ranking in report book then. the only indicators are MOE edusave awards.
                I know of a neighborhood school which discloses to P6 parents on psle results day, how many pupils in their school scored AL5, AL6, AL7, AL8. And i dont think it is the only primary school which does so.

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                • 00skyblue000 Offline
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                  15 boys in barker, are they all express?

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                  • Moonbeam33M Offline
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                    Thank you zac’s mum (I’m a fan!) and other parents for your kind sharing. Goes a long way in managing expectations. Really much appreciated.

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                    • zac's mumZ Offline
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                      00skyblue00\" post_id=\"2125706\" time=\"1703682901\" user_id=\"143605:

                      15 boys in barker, are they all express?
                      No. As far as i know, 1-3 in NA and 1 in NT.

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                        At lower end, 15-3-1+12=23 is 76% in express.

                        At upper end, 15-1-1+12=25 is 83% in express.
                        Vs
                        National 68.4%

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