PSLE 2010 Results Report Here
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Jojothehusky:
My neighbor has scored 247 including her higher chinese. St Nicks has IP program me in 2013 right? I heard that when we reach sec 2 than we would be able to chose if we want to get into IP during sec 3. How much chance will she stand to get into st nicks or cedar? Will the COP drop this year?
The new 7 IP Schools do not start with 2010 P6 Batch.
It start from 2011 P6 Batch for VS and 2012 P6 Batch for the other 6.
Sec 2 refers to the 2 batch of students who go to the non IP of the schools and when they do well in sec 2 have a chance to switch. -
veeshoe:
Hi~
My son scored 186 for his PSLE with an A in English and C for all other subjects so normal acad it is!
I'm looking for a secondary school with a good reputation for their normal academic stream in Sengkang, Hougang or Punggol. Would appreciate it if anyone could let me know of any recommendations? I'm looking into Nan Chiau and Xinmin Sec but I'm afraid my son's score would not be eligible for Xinmin's normal academic.
Thanks in advance!
Try Nan Chiau High - COP is 182. This will be the last batch they are taking in Normal Stream as NCH is accorded the SAP status from 2012. -
Nanyang Primary’s Results
2010 versus 2009 (2009 in bracket)
Cohort Size : 472 (468)
DSA successful : 155 (161)
Top 10% of Singapore with t-score 250 or higher : 204 (200)
T-score 200 to 249 : 232 (227)
By subjects :
EL A* : 159 (126), A : 252 (262) total 87.6% (82.9%)
CL A* : 151 (131), A : 286 (305) total 96.3% (93.9%)
MA A* : 240 (255), A : 138 (120) total 81.3% (82.0%)
SC A* : 176 (189), A : 222 (209) total 84.5% (85.1%)
HCL Distinction : 92 (72)
HCL Merit : 185 (186)
HCL Pass : 115 (103)
Total students sat for HCL : 403 (361)
Counting only A* & A, EL & CL improved, MA & SC dropped a shade in percentage terms. HCL improved, even with a bigger cohort sitting for HCL
One of the classes almost, well almost - whole class A* for Math -
markfch:
The national average T-score was around 207 and even top schools like Rosyth the average T-score was only about 225.25hourmaid:
Really? :? In my boys' days, the national average was 230 and I was told to use that as a gauge. 200 is a bit low in my opinion as national average.
I remember driving past Princess E in Bukit Batok (a very hot sch in the west) & they published their average t-score as slightly less than 200 (think it's 198). So 230 as national average seems quite high to me. -
verykiasu2010:
Hi vk2010,Nanyang Primary's Results
2010 versus 2009 (2009 in bracket)
Cohort Size : 472 (468)
DSA successful : 155 (161)
Top 10% of Singapore with t-score 250 or higher : 204 (200)
T-score 200 to 249 : 232 (227)
By subjects :
EL A* : 159 (126), A : 252 (262) total 87.6% (82.9%)
CL A* : 151 (131), A : 286 (305) total 96.3% (93.9%)
MA A* : 240 (255), A : 138 (120) total 81.3% (82.0%)
SC A* : 176 (189), A : 222 (209) total 84.5% (85.1%)
HCL Distinction : 92 (72)
HCL Merit : 185 (186)
HCL Pass : 115 (103)
Total students sat for HCL : 403 (361)
How are your son's results? -
noob:
Yes, trying RV for the 1st choice , 2nd for Nan hua . If RV reject my son for the S1 Posting Exercise , we would try to appeal on 23rd December . This is how you appeal right ?hlz54321:
Hey , my child got 242 + 2 for his PSLE results . Is it possible for him to appeal into River Valley High ?
If he has a good cca to support him, can try. Do u also consider Nan Hua, SAP school? -
The national average has to be 200 for the formula to work
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jtoh:
Thank you ! He did well.
Hi vk2010,
How are your son's results? -
hlz54321:
Hey , my child got 242 + 2 for his PSLE results . Is it possible for him to appeal into River Valley High ?
Sorry to be a damper, but 242 + 2 to appeal to RVH successfully seems very, very far fetched. Hope you don't mind. But that said, unless of course, your child really something to offer to RVH, something which they are very desperate to \"grab\" for eg, otherwise, I would say chances are very, very slim. -
verykiasu2010:
Is your son going to HCI or RI ?
Thank you ! He did well.jtoh:
Hi vk2010,
How are your son's results?
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