2010 PSLE Discussion
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JieTing:
Wow! look like all the kids from Kiasu parents are very smart, score very high aggregate pt in Prelim except mine:-(
Hi JieTing,
You never know. Your child might surprise you with his/her PSLE T-score. Depending on which sch your child attends, some kids actually score better in PSLE than their prelims. Good luck with the PSLE!!
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It is ALL OVER now!!!! Finally can relax (both mum and child) :dancing:
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mummyjoyce:
It is ALL OVER now!!!! Finally can relax (both mum and child) :dancing:
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Sun_2010:
HA HA only can join your dancing tomorrow ... one more to go HMT !!! :lol: :rahrah:mummyjoyce:
It is ALL OVER now!!!! Finally can relax (both mum and child) :dancing:
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for good results... -
Tinkerbelle:
I juz wish DS will do better than his prelim which he only scored a 229 (failed CL compo)! We're speculating a 235 for the PSLE.JieTing:
Wow! look like all the kids from Kiasu parents are very smart, score very high aggregate pt in Prelim except mine:-(
Hi JieTing,
You never know. Your child might surprise you with his/her PSLE T-score. Depending on which sch your child attends, some kids actually score better in PSLE than their prelims. Good luck with the PSLE!!
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ttlkbs
From prelim score of 229 to realistic target T-score of 235 is attainable. This will put him in a good neighbourhood school. Just believe and he will receive. -
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Pls suggest some ways to spend the coming days fruitfully....Oct - Dec :?
How do we prepare our children for Secondary? or will the school take the responsibility???
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PSLEmom:
The kiasu parentPls suggest some ways to spend the coming days fruitfully....Oct - Dec :?
How do we prepare our children for Secondary? or will the school take the responsibility???
Not even wasting a day...
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