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    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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    • J Offline
      jtoh
      last edited by

      Vanilla Cake:
      happymum8:

      Is good news anyway!


      The mentioned schools have lots of students qualifying for IP but instead choosen those schools for many reasons.

      The standards of students are actually comparable to current IP schools.

      Care to share the many reasons for choosing these mentioned schools even though there are lots of students that are qualified for IP?

      VC's mum

      One reason would be loyalty and fondness for their own school. Students who've spent 6 years in the primary school are torn about leaving their school.

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      • S Offline
        strong opinions
        last edited by

        Vanilla Cake:
        happymum8:

        Is good news anyway!


        The mentioned schools have lots of students qualifying for IP but instead choosen those schools for many reasons.

        The standards of students are actually comparable to current IP schools.

        Care to share the many reasons for choosing these mentioned schools even though there are lots of students that are qualified for IP?

        VC's mum

        Another possible reason:
        Students want O level cert.
        Cause if IP then do badly/fail A level,
        got no cert.
        So O level cert then will have something to fall back on

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        • K Offline
          kiasuson
          last edited by

          The press release from MOE.


          http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2010/09/more-pathways-secondary-schools.php

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          • phankaoP Offline
            phankao
            last edited by

            Official now:


            CHS
            SNGS
            VS
            SJI
            Cedar
            MGS
            SCGS

            But the new JC will only be ready in 2017!!!

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            • M Offline
              meiah
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              On MOE Website


              (III) Expansion of the Integrated Programme
              The Integrated Programme (IP) was introduced to provide clearly university-bound students with a broader educational experience. The initial batches of IP4 graduates have performed well. The feedback from IP students is that they enjoy the learning environment which has allowed them to stretch their intellectual potential, while equipping them for self-directed learning. MOE will expand the IP so that more university-bound students will benefit from an enriched educational experience.

              MOE will expand the Integrated Programme to seven more secondary schools, namely, Victoria School, Cedar Girls’ Secondary School, Methodist Girls’ School, Catholic High School, CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School, Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, and St. Joseph’s Institution. These new IP schools will offer both IP and O-Level tracks, so that late-bloomers or those who find themselves better suited for the O-Level track can make lateral transfers. Temasek Junior College will also extend its four-year IP to a six-year programme beginning in Secondary 1. The expansion of the IP landscape, which will take effect from 2012 onwards, will allow our top talent to be nurtured in a more diverse group of schools.

              Victoria School and Cedar Girls’ Secondary School will partner Victoria Junior College, and Methodist Girls’ School will partner Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) to offer the IP. St. Joseph’s Institution will expand to offer a six-year programme leading to the International Baccalaureate.

              IP students from Catholic High School, CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School and Singapore Chinese Girls’ School will progress to a new Government junior college to be set up by 2017. Details on the new junior college will be provided later.

              Students who wish to join the IP after some time in their secondary schools can also apply to these new IP schools at Secondary 3. There will continue to be sufficient access for non-IP students to enter the various junior colleges that will have IP student intakes.

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              • V Offline
                Vanilla Cake
                last edited by

                http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/files/2010/09/secondary-schools-pathways-annex-b.pdf.


                VC's mum

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                • T Offline
                  tanbh
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                  tanbh:
                  insanityfilledgleams wrote:
                  crescent has been in band one for five years already,so why isnt it a hot choice???? i mean schools like mgs and scgs and cedar dont exactly get band one

                  i am a newbie here, but please do note that CEDAR is the only school that NEVER EVER missed BAND 1 in the ranking of School with O level students,,, SINCE it started in 2003 (i think), almost all other Schools like Victoria School, St. Nick, and even MSG missed at least 1 time (drop to 2 or 3) of course... the girls school did better than then Boys schools... VS is the better one already i think 5 years consecutive already... i think... SJI just attained band1 only Recently and only 1 time only (at most twice), and Catholic High fluctuates also btw 1,2,3 bands
                  it was insanityfilledgleams that wrote \"schools like mgs and scgs and cedar dont exactly get band one\" NOT me, i didnt really know how to QUOTE and make the my quote of his comment WHITE (on PAGE 27 i think) so you likely thought i said that... as for Cath High issue , i already replied and explained earlier.... 🙂

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                  • S Offline
                    strong opinions
                    last edited by

                    All single sex school/

                    I wonder if the new JC would be good
                    bc will have no history

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                    • phankaoP Offline
                      phankao
                      last edited by

                      strong opinions:
                      All single sex school/

                      I wonder if the new JC would be good
                      bc will have no history
                      sad - my ds2 miss by one year. Only apply to those p4 and below.

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                        strong opinions
                        last edited by

                        phankao:
                        strong opinions:

                        All single sex school/

                        I wonder if the new JC would be good
                        bc will have no history

                        sad - my ds2 miss by one year. Only apply to those p4 and below.

                        Mine sec 2 this year.
                        Waiting for VJC application result

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