All About GEP
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Dear EY2001, if your DD is good with Math, there will still be lots of opportunities for her. I believe MOE tracks those kids who got into 2nd round and their strong area - math and/or english. These kids are invited to MOE GEP organised programmes. I believe the child's school is informed too and they are exposed to Math/Science Olympiad training and workshops.
This is based on what I've observed. So when my DD participates in activities/competitions, there's usually a group from mainstream who will join. Some will always be present for Math-based activities, while some others will be present for English-based activities. Of course, there is also a handful of all-rounders who will be selected for both sets of activities.EY2001:
No, her English is not up to the standard,
Hello EY2001, did your DD get into GEP?comfy:
[quote=\"EY2001\"][I'm P3 student father, I think she should get in GEP, but still waiting for school's result.
6 from her class got in, quite sad.congrats to you.[/quote] -
TREX8:
[/quote]True, My DS1 did not get in GEP 7 years ago, but I trained him Maths Olympia and he got Platinum in SMOP in P6, got in Hwachong thru DSA - invited by the school, then joined Hwachong School-based GEP. quite good now.Dear EY2001, if your DD is good with Math, there will still be lots of opportunities for her. I believe MOE tracks those kids who got into 2nd round and their strong area - math and/or english. These kids are invited to MOE GEP organised programmes. I believe the child's school is informed too and they are exposed to Math/Science Olympiad training and workshops.
No, her English is not up to the standard,
This is based on what I've observed. So when my DD participates in activities/competitions, there's usually a group from mainstream who will join. Some will always be present for Math-based activities, while some others will be present for English-based activities. Of course, there is also a handful of all-rounders who will be selected for both sets of activities.EY2001:
[quote=\"comfy\"]Hello EY2001, did your DD get into GEP?
6 from her class got in, quite sad.congrats to you.
For DD2, need to train her for Maths again lah! but not so easy maybe . -
blur-daddy:
Hi EY2001, don't be sad. I, myself, also am surprised that dd got in. Even after the GEP briefing, I am also blur-blur how they selected. Like what blur-daddy said how you know your dd's english is not up to mark. I have a friend who ds is first in class and level also didn't get in. Hence this is very difficult to explain. :?Hi EY2001, how you know her english is the one not making it? They don't show the selection result right?
Anyway, your effort in preparing her won't be wasted... Still more challenges to come in P4 etc.EY2001:
No, her English is not up to the standard,
6 from her class got in, quite sad.congrats to you.
Anyway, cheer up, PSLE is another challenge, work hard! -
How was the briefing today?
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ksme:
How was the briefing today?
Are you asking me? What do you mean? Are you there? -
comfy:
Just a general question to all p3 gep parents. Was the talk helpful n have you decided on the school?ksme:
How was the briefing today?
Are you asking me? What do you mean? Are you there? -
ksme:
Just a general question to all p3 gep parents. Was the talk helpful n have you decided on the school?[/quote]Yes, I find the talk quite informative and I especially enjoy the Q&A session. But it ends quite abruptly due to time constraints. Which is a pity :roll: There we have all the school reps from the 9 GEP schools and don't have time to answer all the queries.comfy:
[quote=\"ksme\"]How was the briefing today?
Are you asking me? What do you mean? Are you there? -
Hi thmejlfm, have your dd decide to go for GEP after the briefing?
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Zann:
tks for the suggestion. Moving house can b an option .but current school would be better choice for our younger daughter . Less stress I suppose
Move nearer to NY. :lol:Michecplow:
i m new to this forum, as well as GEP ...
may i find out more about the DSA?
we stay in CCK, and the nearest school r Nanyang and Nanhua, but Nanyang seems popular choice.... which factors will help us to get in NY ? -
comfy:
Hi thmejlfm, have your dd decide to go for GEP after the briefing?
Yes, after all aunties n grandaunties' s talk and the briefing, she is now agreed to change the school. But, can't make up the mind to choose tns or shs? How about yours?
Any present gep student in Tao Nan? Would like to know how is the teachers there? Do they encourage your child to take tuition outside?
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