Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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So next yr if not Charity 2, at least Faith 2 lah.
and so happy that i can finally take a break....dd got band 1 for all her subjects, top 3 in class for maths, top 2 for HCL, english not confirm yet but i don't think she can get top 3.....really so happy.....
Oops, did I just add pressure on you :lol:
I'm just pulling your leg & :congrats: on your dd's excellent performance. -
markfch:
well, i told her that her target is top 3 classes and the reward is Tokyo Disneyland....actually want to bring her there this Dec but i afraid she can't take the weather, so maybe going next june...but she will also have Disneyland this year, but in Hong Kong, haha....she went there last dec and now back there again....
So next yr if not Charity 2, at least Faith 2 lah.php:
and so happy that i can finally take a break....dd got band 1 for all her subjects, top 3 in class for maths, top 2 for HCL, english not confirm yet but i don't think she can get top 3.....really so happy.....
Oops, did I just add pressure on you :lol:
I'm just pulling your leg & :congrats: on your dd's excellent performance.
marks are very close among her classmates....so i wouldn't feel surprise if she doesn't land herself in the top 3 classes....if that happen, then i can save my $$$$ hahaha..... -
IJJ:
Wow, Jennifer, your ds's class already knows Maths score, mine not yet. Don't be disheartened, the scores have dropped significantly for this level, so you will never know till you see the report book. Mine knows her EL paper 2, CL paper 2 and Science. EL and Science not bad, but CL, as expected...should be band 2 this year. :roll: One thing, her CL teacher this year not as 'ON' as her last year teacher, so is her pte tutor (aka me).
I recalled you mentioning before that your dd could not even write her name in chinese at K2? In that sense to achieve band 2 for HCL within such a short time is already very good. That shows a lot of effort is being put in.
To me, HCL is not easy. I had a shock when I first saw ds's P1 HCL textbooks. The road is still long. At the rate that your dd is progressing, I'm sure your dd will eventually make it to band 1 for HCL in the coming years, as long as she & her pte tutor is more 'on' (just joking on the last part) :lol: . -
markfch:
At the rate that your dd is progressing, I'm sure your dd will eventually make it to band 1 for HCL in the coming years, as long as she & her pte tutor is more 'on' (just joking on the last part) :lol: .
Oh, that will only get tougher. I only know the score for paper 2. When she told me she scores 41/50, I was alittle shock, then I found out that many of her classmates score around high 30s. I have not seen the paper yet to comment anything, maybe paper is tough and scoring will only gets tougher along the way.
My eat-potato girl consistently scored in the 90s region for P1 and P2. It is possible. Even eat potato does not nec mean hopeless in CL scores. :lol: More than 1 of her CL teachers mentioned to me that they were taken back the moment she opens her mouth to start speaking mandarin. Very, very slow. She speaks english like a rifle gun.
As for the 'ON' part, I am feeling the strain on my age catching up. :lol: -
In PH, the marks are very close, esp for kids in Charity.
When my son was in P2, he did very well for Maths in SA2 and that pulled his overall results up to be 3rd in class. His form teacher (pretty much the eat pig lard type) and I were pleasantly surprised. His classmate who got 2nd in class had results slightly better (like 2-3 marks)…not complaining but will always remember the pride and joy going up the stage to receive trophy with him then.
At P3, there was a big dip in his results :!: it was really a WAKE-UP call to the REAL world…or should I say WAKE UP, this is Pei Hwa !!!
There are equal number of hours for Chinese and English…if I’m not wrong, there is one day in a week where Chinese lesson is 1 hr long. -
janet_lee88:
Hi JanetHi Mummy58,
I'm so happy to learn your daughter did so well. :celebrate:
My son told me his teacher told the class someone scored 100 for Science :!: that child must have grasped the concepts very well and replied straight to the point. Really super !!!
Thanks! Although she still maintain Band 1 but she did not do better than SA1 thanks to careless mistake and also for not checking thoroughly because she said she still got some time to 'rest' after completion of her paper, sign....The top scorer in her class got 100. She must be very careful in checking her work. -
Mummy58:
Congrats!
My dd (P2) Maths result was out yeaterday. Teacher told them the whole class got band 1.
Wow...whole class band 1! Which class is this? -
Hi Mummy58,
Congrats to you...:)
My son didn't do well for his CA1 and SA1, but that's to be expected, knowing his super carelessness. The top scorers are usually those who are very careful, not necessarily super intelligent. For Maths, it's possible to score 100...seems like it's possible to do so for Science too. -
janet_lee88:
Maths and Science are possible to score full marks as they are looking for logic answers. I agree that these kids who score 100% or very close to it are very very careful kids, and they have to be pretty intelligent too. These papers always have at least 2 very challenging questions (esp Maths), which are not taught on texts. Those who managed these tough questions need to use some brain juice. Even EL and CL paper 2 can score full, tough to, but possible. Oral and Compo are the ones that most likely not.Hi Mummy58,
Congrats to you...:)
My son didn't do well for his CA1 and SA1, but that's to be expected, knowing his super carelessness. The top scorers are usually those who are very careful, not necessarily super intelligent. For Maths, it's possible to score 100...seems like it's possible to do so for Science too.
There is definitely no shortcut to score. Efforts have been made beside paying good attention in class. For Maths, it is practises after practises, for Science is to read widely. So are EL and CL, REGULAR reading, speaking, writing and listening are essential to enhance smooth use. -
janet_lee88:
PH is truly competitive. The most difficult part is consistency. The ability of a young child to be disciplined and focused will determine the outcome.At P3, there was a big dip in his results :!: it was really a WAKE-UP call to the REAL world...or should I say WAKE UP, this is Pei Hwa !!!
So as advised by many here before, do not take it too easy, be prepared for CA1 & SA1 and not wait till 2nd semester to do the catching up.
Rest well for the rest of the year and fight hard in the coming new year. :celebrate:
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