Raffles Girls' Primary
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vampire:
The answer to your first question is no. As for the second one, I dunno..hi,
does anyone knows if RGPS students stand a higher chance of getting into RGS? I know the schools are not affiliated but was wondering if anyone knows which secondary school do most of RGPS students move on to.
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I read previously on this thread most RGPS girls move on to
Crescent girls and St Margarets only a handful goes on the RGS -
rugrats_pat:
Many thanks for this.I read previously on this thread most RGPS girls move on to
Crescent girls and St Margarets only a handful goes on the RGS
Considering this is one of the top pri schs with the best PSLE grades, am wondering if it is by choice that most choose not to go to RGS or that competition is simply too intense.. -
vampire:
Actually quite a number make it to RGS. The single largest population of students in RGS based on the primary school they came from is RGPS.
Many thanks for this.rugrats_pat:
I read previously on this thread most RGPS girls move on to
Crescent girls and St Margarets only a handful goes on the RGS
Considering this is one of the top pri schs with the best PSLE grades, am wondering if it is by choice that most choose not to go to RGS or that competition is simply too intense.. -
jtoh:
I remember during my times, most of the girls were from either RGPS or HPPS.
Actually quite a number make it to RGS. The single largest population of students in RGS based on the primary school they came from is RGPS. -
turquoise:
Extracted from Page 14 of this thread.
Based on statistics provided by the school, most of the girls go to Crescent and St Margarets. Very few actually end up at SCGS although some applied, because of the high cut off point.Poonie:
Hi RGPS mummies
Do you know where do most of the other main stream (non E/F and GEP) girls go after P6? Based on the P6 briefing it seems that most of them go to Cres and St Marg's. Is that accurate?
Do refer back to that page
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one would expect most of RGPS girls to make it to RGS…but competition being so stiff with COP at 260 or above, how many 260 does RGPS produce every year ?
would RGS ask RGPS to change name ? -
verykiasu2010:
Any idea what is the COP for Crescent Girls and St Marg?one would expect most of RGPS girls to make it to RGS....but competition being so stiff with COP at 260 or above, how many 260 does RGPS produce every year ?
would RGS ask RGPS to change name ?
I was told RGPS prepares the girls well for GEP, are there generally a higher GEP intakes from RGPS students? -
verykiasu2010:
It would be naive to assume that most RGPS girls would make it to RGS. COP at RGS is typically Top 3% of entire cohort. I doubt any school can churn out a MAJORITY of students scoring at Top 3% of cohort.one would expect most of RGPS girls to make it to RGS....but competition being so stiff with COP at 260 or above, how many 260 does RGPS produce every year ?
would RGS ask RGPS to change name ?
A lot of RGPS girls make it to Crescent and St Margarets. The COP for these schools is 240 and 238 respectively. That would be about Top 20% of cohort (I'm guessing here). That is a very respectable result. -
I have a pair of twins (1 boy and 1 girl). We are living between 1 and 2 km from both RGPS and HPPS. It make sense to try 2B for HPPS since both son and daughter can go together. But I like RGPS very much and hope to enrol my daughter there. Any advice would be apperciated.
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