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    What is the fair criterion to rank primary schools?

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      hoskins8h
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      Follow up comments:

      Step 1: Table assumes that national percentage of quality passes (A+A*) is 44% for all subjects except Chinese, 81% assumed. A school with quality passes of 81% for Chinese and 44% for the other 3 will have an unadjusted t-score of 200.

      The actual quality passes varies slightly yearly but the error in total t-score is small. To be more precise, one can add the following to the unadjusted total scores for different PSLE years.
      2010\t0.2
      2009\t0.5
      2008\t0.1
      2007\t0.3
      2006\t-0.1
      2005\t0.2

      Step 2: Unadjusted scores calibrates a school with the national average quality passes to 200. However, what many schools report as “average” t-score is actually for students taking 4 standard (4S) subjects which excludes those taking at least one foundation or those exempted certain subjects. The national average for 4S students is about 207.5 varying a little from year to year.

      Step 2 attempts to adjust the initial estimate to a 4S score using a simple straight line method where 200 is adjusted to 207.5 and 245 is adjusted to 245 (ie no difference). This is chosen because the data suggests that little adjustment is needed for top schools perhaps because few students take foundation subjects, so the difference between the performance of the entire school (as measured by quality passes) and the subset of 4S students is not that different. It could also be due to some other reasons such the difference between the actual score distribution and the “normal” distribution.

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        Actual data fit:

        It is not easy to find complete data sets, ie both quality passes AND average t-score. Quality passes are not always published publicly and average t-scores are hard to come by (probably discouraged by MOE). Nevertheless here is some data for 4S estimates and actual reported scores.

        English_ Maths_ Science Chinese AdjEstimate Actual Year/School
        49.6%\t63.7%\t52.2%\t90.2%\t218.0__\t221.3__\t2008 Bukit View
        33.0%\t42.5%\t32.1%\t88.5%\t204.8__\t208.0__\t2007 Bukit View
        36.3%\t49.0%\t50.0%\t86.7%\t210.1__\t214.0__\t2006 Bukit View
        55.0%\t42.6%\t53.2%\t82.3%\t211.8__\t218.0__\t2009 Canossa Convent
        59.3%\t52.8%\t62.6%\t89.2%\t219.5__\t218.5__\t2008 Canossa Convent
        53.1%\t44.2%\t41.1%\t84.0%\t209.8__\t214.4__\t2007 Canossa Convent
        56.5%\t45.8%\t51.2%\t89.5%\t215.1__\t214.5__\t2006 Canossa Convent
        58.0%\t48.2%\t41.3%\t84.9%\t212.0__\t211.7__\t2005 Canossa Convent
        51.0%\t49.0%\t36.9%\t87.8%\t210.9__\t209.1__\t2004 Canossa Convent
        69.4%\t56.5%\t50.5%\t84.4%\t218.1__\t216.4__\t2009 CHIJ Kellock
        71.8%\t57.1%\t51.5%\t83.1%\t218.6__\t220.2__\t2008 CHIJ Kellock
        67.7%\t60.2%\t47.8%\t80.6%\t216.7__\t217.5__\t2007 CHIJ Kellock
        58.9%\t35.9%\t46.0%\t86.6%\t211.2__\t213.1__\t2009 CHIJ OLN
        61.6%\t39.9%\t39.1%\t91.0%\t213.2__\t213.8__\t2008 CHIJ OLN
        53.0%\t35.7%\t44.3%\t83.8%\t208.6__\t208.7__\t2006 CHIJ OLN
        59.0%\t55.7%\t52.9%\t88.9%\t217.8__\t218.1__\t2010 ChongFu
        59.0%\t56.8%\t55.3%\t91.1%\t219.6__\t221.2__\t2007 ChongFu
        67.9%\t53.0%\t61.7%\t78.7%\t217.6__\t221.3__\t2009 FMPS
        65.5%\t63.6%\t66.1%\t76.4%\t219.6__\t222.0__\t2010 Maris Stella
        67.4%\t55.7%\t53.2%\t84.8%\t218.1__\t217.9__\t2010 PLMG
        70.4%\t52.4%\t60.1%\t89.8%\t221.6__\t216.9__\t2009 PLMG
        72.6%\t57.1%\t61.5%\t88.9%\t223.1__\t223.5__\t2008 PLMG
        70.8%\t54.6%\t59.8%\t89.6%\t222.0__\t222.4__\t2007 PLMG
        75.3%\t63.5%\t57.7%\t86.8%\t223.5__\t223.0__\t2006 PLMG
        71.9%\t58.3%\t59.9%\t90.9%\t223.7__\t222.8__\t2005 PLMG
        75.2%\t57.0%\t60.2%\t86.6%\t222.5__\t223.1__\t2004 PLMG
        36.4%\t37.8%\t36.3%\t79.6%\t202.4__\t201.9__\t2009 Punggol Pri
        58.4%\t46.1%\t50.9%\t81.2%\t212.5__\t202.2__\t2010 Radin Mas *Likely for whole cohort
        48.9%\t60.6%\t53.2%\t78.1%\t213.1__\t213.8__\t2006 RiverValley
        64.8%\t47.6%\t41.9%\t82.9%\t212.8__\t213.9__\t2010 St Anthonys Canossian
        59.8%\t50.0%\t47.3%\t77.2%\t211.7__\t213.8__\t2008 St Anthonys Canossian
        62.4%\t45.1%\t47.5%\t76.3%\t211.0__\t212.7__\t2007 St Anthonys Canossian
        68.7%\t63.8%\t53.6%\t77.8%\t218.1__\t218.1__\t2007 St Hildas
        83.8%\t65.9%\t70.4%\t92.9%\t232.3__\t232.1__\t2010 Tao Nan
        83.8%\t65.2%\t67.5%\t94.2%\t232.3__\t232.2__\t2009 Tao Nan

        Data sources: Kiasuparents, school websites.

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          hoskins8h
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          The estimation model assumes:

          1. School’s SD for each subject is 10.
          2. Score distribution has "normal or Gaussian" shape (actual score distributions tend to be skewed downwards compared to normal distribution which results in means lower than medians).
          3. The % of quality passes is due to school average being higher than national average.

          Caution: The method uses quality passes % which is a frequency measure to estimate an average. There would be different scenarios where it could be off track, eg where the school manages to get a lot more borderline As, which does not increase the average much but increases the quality pass% disproportionately.

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            hoskins8h
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            The following is a far from conclusive list of estimates from data that I have which I hope would help parents make their decisions. It is not meant to rank schools but given the kiasu-ness of the users of this site, I'm sure there will be a few who would compare. Note that some top schools are not on list as I dont have any data.

            (From this sample set, seems like some of the very best schools have a \"nan\" in them :?)

            (List to follow)

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              English\tMaths\tScience\tChinese\tUnadj\tAdjust\tActual\tSchool/ Year

              82.0%\t68.1%\t77.0%\t79.3%\t225.2_\t228.5_\t_____\tACSJ 2010
              77.1%\t64.4%\t72.0%\t75.9%\t219.7_\t223.9_\t_____\tACSJ 2009
              79.5%\t64.9%\t71.7%\t57.8%\t215.5_\t220.4_\t_____\tACSJ 2008
              78.3%\t71.6%\t79.6%\t65.3%\t221.5_\t225.4_\t_____\tACSJ 2006
              77.9%\t71.5%\t72.0%\t70.8%\t220.4_\t224.5_\t_____\tACSP 2010
              75.6%\t68.1%\t71.7%\t73.9%\t219.5_\t223.8_\t_____\tACSP 2009
              64.3%\t61.5%\t58.9%\t89.6%\t217.2_\t221.8_\t_____\tAi Tong 2010
              64.3%\t64.8%\t62.8%\t88.2%\t218.3_\t222.8_\t_____\tAi Tong 2008
              62.0%\t66.0%\t59.7%\t88.7%\t217.5_\t222.1_\t_____\tAi Tong 2007
              21.2%\t28.9%\t30.5%\t72.8%\t183.2_\t193.5_\t_____\tAng Mo Kio Primary 2010
              20.0%\t26.3%\t30.0%\t73.4%\t182.0_\t192.5_\t_____\tAng Mo Kio Primary 2009
              27.1%\t36.9%\t26.6%\t80.5%\t188.7_\t198.0_\t_____\tAng Mo Kio Primary 2008
              22.1%\t35.6%\t27.3%\t81.2%\t187.2_\t196.8_\t_____\tAng Mo Kio Primary 2007
              29.3%\t41.4%\t45.7%\t83.3%\t196.7_\t204.8_\t_____\tAng Mo Kio Primary 2006
              28.2%\t37.9%\t38.9%\t81.8%\t193.2_\t201.8_\t_____\tAng Mo Kio Primary 2005
              52.7%\t49.5%\t45.9%\t68.9%\t200.2_\t207.7_\t_____\tBukit Timah Primary 2007
              47.4%\t50.5%\t48.4%\t77.2%\t202.3_\t209.4_\t_____\tBukit Timah Primary 2006
              49.6%\t63.7%\t52.2%\t90.2%\t212.6_\t218.0_\t221.3_\tBukit View 2008
              33.0%\t42.5%\t32.1%\t88.5%\t196.8_\t204.8_\t208.0_\tBukit View 2007
              36.3%\t49.0%\t50.0%\t86.7%\t203.1_\t210.1_\t214.0_\tBukit View 2006
              55.0%\t42.6%\t53.2%\t82.3%\t205.2_\t211.8_\t218.0_\tCanossa Convent 2009
              59.3%\t52.8%\t62.6%\t89.2%\t214.4_\t219.5_\t218.5_\tCanossa Convent 2008
              53.1%\t44.2%\t41.1%\t84.0%\t202.8_\t209.8_\t214.4_\tCanossa Convent 2007
              56.5%\t45.8%\t51.2%\t89.5%\t209.2_\t215.1_\t214.5_\tCanossa Convent 2006
              58.0%\t48.2%\t41.3%\t84.9%\t205.4_\t212.0_\t211.7_\tCanossa Convent 2005
              51.0%\t49.0%\t36.9%\t87.8%\t204.1_\t210.9_\t209.1_\tCanossa Convent 2004
              54.5%\t50.2%\t48.8%\t76.2%\t203.8_\t210.6_\t_____\tCasuarina Primary 2007
              37.7%\t35.7%\t35.7%\t76.0%\t192.3_\t201.1_\t_____\tCedar Primary 2008
              71.5%\t50.8%\t45.3%\t79.1%\t208.5_\t214.6_\t_____\tCHIJ Katong 2009
              79.7%\t55.0%\t54.0%\t75.3%\t213.2_\t218.5_\t_____\tCHIJ Katong 2008
              76.9%\t50.3%\t54.9%\t77.6%\t212.0_\t217.5_\t_____\tCHIJ Katong 2007
              69.5%\t54.0%\t52.1%\t69.8%\t207.6_\t213.8_\t_____\tCHIJ Katong 2006
              69.4%\t56.5%\t50.5%\t84.4%\t212.7_\t218.1_\t216.4_\tCHIJ Kellock 2009
              71.8%\t57.1%\t51.5%\t83.1%\t213.3_\t218.6_\t220.2_\tCHIJ Kellock 2008
              67.7%\t60.2%\t47.8%\t80.6%\t211.0_\t216.7_\t217.5_\tCHIJ Kellock 2007
              65.2%\t61.0%\t56.7%\t85.8%\t214.9_\t219.9_\t_____\tCHIJ Kellock 2006
              82.0%\t67.3%\t64.7%\t85.2%\t223.6_\t227.2_\t_____\tCHIJ Kellock 2005
              58.9%\t35.9%\t46.0%\t86.6%\t204.5_\t211.2_\t213.1_\tCHIJ OLN 2009
              61.6%\t39.9%\t39.1%\t91.0%\t206.8_\t213.2_\t213.8_\tCHIJ OLN 2008
              70.6%\t37.9%\t45.2%\t88.2%\t208.7_\t214.8_\t_____\tCHIJ OLN 2007
              53.0%\t35.7%\t44.3%\t83.8%\t201.3_\t208.6_\t208.7_\tCHIJ OLN 2006
              63.7%\t47.4%\t49.5%\t89.5%\t211.0_\t216.7_\t_____\tCHIJ OLN 2005
              50.5%\t38.7%\t35.5%\t94.8%\t205.5_\t212.1_\t_____\tCHIJ OLN 2004
              57.3%\t42.6%\t50.0%\t77.1%\t203.1_\t210.1_\t_____\tCHIJ OLQP 2010
              82.9%\t59.1%\t62.1%\t87.3%\t222.0_\t225.9_\t_____\tCHIJ ToaPayoh 2010
              71.3%\t52.7%\t54.8%\t86.3%\t214.2_\t219.3_\t_____\tCHIJ ToaPayoh 2009
              74.3%\t52.7%\t59.6%\t85.7%\t216.1_\t220.9_\t_____\tCHIJ ToaPayoh 2008
              71.8%\t51.7%\t55.4%\t80.9%\t212.0_\t217.5_\t_____\tCHIJ ToaPayoh 2007
              59.0%\t55.7%\t52.9%\t88.9%\t212.4_\t217.8_\t218.1_\tChongFu 2010
              59.0%\t56.8%\t55.3%\t91.1%\t214.5_\t219.6_\t221.2_\tChongFu 2007
              59.3%\t62.0%\t63.5%\t85.5%\t215.2_\t220.2_\t_____\tChongFu 2006
              53.7%\t46.0%\t56.6%\t78.6%\t205.3_\t211.9_\t_____\tElias Park Pri 2008
              53.1%\t48.3%\t50.7%\t77.9%\t204.0_\t210.8_\t_____\tElias Park Pri 2006
              67.8%\t53.4%\t62.8%\t76.5%\t211.7_\t217.3_\t_____\tFMPS 2010
              67.9%\t53.0%\t61.7%\t78.7%\t212.1_\t217.6_\t221.3_\tFMPS 2009
              70.9%\t58.7%\t67.2%\t76.1%\t215.0_\t220.0_\t_____\tFMPS 2007
              70.2%\t60.4%\t69.0%\t71.2%\t214.2_\t219.4_\t_____\tFMPS 2006
              76.5%\t61.9%\t69.8%\t74.6%\t217.8_\t222.3_\t_____\tFMPS 2005
              38.8%\t47.2%\t47.8%\t73.7%\t198.0_\t205.8_\t_____\tGeylangM 2008
              69.6%\t65.9%\t68.5%\t83.8%\t219.7_\t223.9_\t_____\tHenry Park 2010
              71.5%\t62.5%\t70.2%\t81.5%\t218.9_\t223.2_\t_____\tHenry Park 2009
              70.3%\t65.4%\t70.3%\t78.4%\t218.2_\t222.7_\t_____\tHenry Park 2008
              70.1%\t62.0%\t70.6%\t74.9%\t216.2_\t221.0_\t_____\tHenry Park 2007
              74.3%\t60.1%\t71.6%\t68.8%\t215.4_\t220.4_\t_____\tHenry Park 2006
              73.4%\t65.2%\t73.0%\t70.0%\t217.3_\t221.9_\t_____\tHenry Park 2005
              44.0%\t44.8%\t55.8%\t82.7%\t203.8_\t210.7_\t_____\tKeming 2010
              43.6%\t41.1%\t44.0%\t80.7%\t199.0_\t206.7_\t_____\tKeming 2009
              33.5%\t37.0%\t46.7%\t73.9%\t193.7_\t202.3_\t_____\tLianhua Pri 2010
              55.9%\t51.6%\t53.9%\t94.2%\t214.3_\t219.4_\t_____\tMaha Bohdi 2010
              50.4%\t55.5%\t51.9%\t90.8%\t211.0_\t216.7_\t_____\tMahaBohdi 2009
              56.5%\t55.9%\t50.8%\t89.5%\t211.6_\t217.2_\t_____\tMahaBohdi 2008
              65.5%\t63.6%\t66.1%\t76.4%\t214.6_\t219.6_\t222.0_\tMaris Stella 2010
              70.4%\t54.2%\t50.8%\t82.9%\t211.9_\t217.4_\t_____\tMarymount Convent 2007
              47.9%\t54.9%\t45.1%\t91.5%\t208.9_\t215.0_\t_____\tMee Toh 2008
              53.3%\t50.0%\t54.4%\t94.3%\t213.5_\t218.7_\t_____\tMee Toh 2007
              48.6%\t52.9%\t60.0%\t92.9%\t213.3_\t218.6_\t_____\tMee Toh 2006
              94.7%\t79.0%\t83.0%\t89.2%\t241.9_\t242.4_\t_____\tMGS 2010
              92.7%\t75.4%\t78.1%\t84.4%\t235.0_\t236.7_\t_____\tMGS 2009
              92.5%\t67.5%\t78.5%\t82.9%\t232.1_\t234.2_\t_____\tMGS 2008
              90.6%\t74.5%\t81.3%\t84.2%\t234.4_\t236.2_\t_____\tMGS 2007
              87.1%\t70.7%\t76.3%\t78.3%\t227.5_\t230.4_\t_____\tMGS 2006
              87.9%\t68.1%\t71.1%\t89.6%\t230.3_\t232.8_\t_____\tMGS 2005
              92.7%\t78.0%\t74.1%\t88.4%\t236.4_\t237.9_\t_____\tMGS 2004
              72.4%\t73.8%\t75.2%\t93.0%\t229.6_\t232.2_\t_____\tNanHua 2010
              71.7%\t64.7%\t63.7%\t93.3%\t223.8_\t227.3_\t_____\tNanHua 2009
              70.8%\t74.5%\t75.2%\t94.0%\t230.2_\t232.6_\t_____\tNanHua 2008
              71.6%\t71.2%\t73.5%\t93.0%\t228.1_\t230.9_\t_____\tNanHua 2007
              73.7%\t76.8%\t76.2%\t94.4%\t232.4_\t234.5_\t_____\tNanHua 2006
              79.2%\t81.1%\t80.1%\t92.0%\t235.2_\t236.8_\t_____\tNanHua 2005
              87.6%\t81.3%\t84.5%\t96.3%\t244.2_\t244.3_\t_____\tNanyang Pri 2010
              82.9%\t82.0%\t85.1%\t93.9%\t240.3_\t241.1_\t_____\tNanyang Pri 2009
              51.4%\t55.2%\t41.8%\t74.6%\t202.0_\t209.1_\t_____\tNgee Ann Pri 2008
              62.2%\t58.2%\t50.7%\t81.2%\t210.0_\t215.8_\t_____\tNgee Ann Pri 2007
              47.9%\t60.3%\t45.9%\t70.5%\t202.2_\t209.3_\t_____\tNgee Ann Pri 2006
              45.1%\t52.1%\t44.2%\t69.2%\t198.6_\t206.3_\t_____\tNgee Ann Pri 2005
              47.0%\t44.8%\t45.3%\t66.3%\t196.7_\t204.8_\t_____\tNgee Ann Pri 2004
              60.6%\t62.5%\t57.8%\t75.5%\t210.5_\t216.2_\t_____\tNorthland Pri 2008
              64.6%\t72.0%\t68.0%\t85.7%\t220.7_\t224.7_\t_____\tNorthland Pri 2007
              29.7%\t28.3%\t24.8%\t79.4%\t186.1_\t195.9_\t_____\tOpera Estate 2008
              66.7%\t57.3%\t64.2%\t91.5%\t219.3_\t223.6_\t_____\tPei Chun Public 2010
              59.1%\t54.4%\t63.8%\t94.7%\t218.9_\t223.2_\t_____\tPei Chun Public 2008
              63.7%\t58.4%\t60.7%\t94.7%\t220.3_\t224.4_\t_____\tPei Chun Public 2007
              71.8%\t70.6%\t67.3%\t83.2%\t221.0_\t225.0_\t_____\tPei Hwa Pri 2008
              72.0%\t66.1%\t65.3%\t86.0%\t220.5_\t224.6_\t_____\tPei Hwa Pri 2007
              75.1%\t72.6%\t64.2%\t86.2%\t223.1_\t226.7_\t_____\tPei Hwa Pri 2006
              71.5%\t67.3%\t70.6%\t87.0%\t222.6_\t226.3_\t_____\tPei Hwa Pri 2005
              70.8%\t65.7%\t66.8%\t86.8%\t220.8_\t224.8_\t_____\tPei Hwa Pri 2004
              67.4%\t55.7%\t53.2%\t84.8%\t212.8_\t218.1_\t217.9_\tPLMG 2010
              70.4%\t52.4%\t60.1%\t89.8%\t217.0_\t221.6_\t216.9_\tPLMG 2009
              72.6%\t57.1%\t61.5%\t88.9%\t218.7_\t223.1_\t223.5_\tPLMG 2008
              70.8%\t54.6%\t59.8%\t89.6%\t217.5_\t222.0_\t222.4_\tPLMG 2007
              75.3%\t63.5%\t57.7%\t86.8%\t219.2_\t223.5_\t223.0_\tPLMG 2006
              71.9%\t58.3%\t59.9%\t90.9%\t219.5_\t223.7_\t222.8_\tPLMG 2005
              75.2%\t57.0%\t60.2%\t86.6%\t218.0_\t222.5_\t223.1_\tPLMG 2004
              36.4%\t37.8%\t36.3%\t79.6%\t193.9_\t202.4_\t201.9_\tPunggol Pri 2009
              58.4%\t46.1%\t50.9%\t81.2%\t206.0_\t212.5_\t202.2_\tRadin Mas 2010
              57.9%\t62.1%\t63.9%\t88.9%\t216.6_\t221.3_\t_____\tRed Swastika 2008
              56.8%\t54.3%\t58.7%\t85.8%\t211.5_\t217.0_\t_____\tRed Swastika 2007
              \t\t______\t______\t_____\t_____\t231.4_\tRGPS 2010
              80.0%\t75.0%\t72.0%\t93.0%\t231.5_\t233.7_\t_____\tRGPS aim for 2011 mainstream
              80.0%\t80.0%\t72.0%\t93.0%\t233.2_\t235.1_\t_____\tRGPS aim for 2010
              53.7%\t55.4%\t53.6%\t76.1%\t206.0_\t212.5_\t_____\tRiverValley 2010
              52.9%\t52.2%\t46.0%\t73.0%\t202.2_\t209.3_\t_____\tRiverValley 2009
              54.2%\t56.8%\t54.2%\t_____\t#NUM!\t#NUM!\t215.2_\tRiverValley 2008
              54.9%\t61.6%\t55.8%\t69.3%\t206.4_\t212.9_\t_____\tRiverValley 2007
              48.9%\t60.6%\t53.2%\t78.1%\t206.7_\t213.1_\t213.8_\tRiverValley 2006
              \t\t______\t______\t_____\t_____\t225.7_\tRosyth 2009
              \t\t______\t______\t_____\t_____\t223.3_\tRosyth 2008
              \t\t______\t______\t_____\t_____\t221.8_\tRosyth 2007
              63.9%\t61.5%\t58.3%\t89.1%\t216.6_\t221.4_\t_____\tRulang 2010
              56.8%\t59.6%\t60.5%\t86.3%\t213.5_\t218.7_\t_____\tRulang 2009
              53.2%\t57.8%\t52.1%\t92.1%\t213.2_\t218.5_\t_____\tRulang 2008
              55.3%\t64.8%\t58.3%\t88.6%\t215.0_\t220.0_\t_____\tRulang 2007
              61.1%\t62.7%\t60.3%\t89.6%\t217.0_\t221.7_\t_____\tRulang 2006
              53.9%\t50.1%\t50.7%\t90.4%\t210.0_\t215.8_\t_____\tRulang 2005
              53.9%\t55.5%\t49.0%\t90.0%\t210.7_\t216.4_\t_____\tRulang 2004
              59.7%\t54.6%\t______\t57.8%\t#NUM!\t#NUM!\t_____\tSJI Junior 2009
              58.5%
              \t52.8%\t_____\t51.6%\t#NUM!\t#NUM!\t_____\tSJI Junior 2008
              60.3%
              \t55.9%\t55.9%\t54.6%\t202.5\t209.6_\t_____\tSJI Junior 2007
              50.3%\t56.3%\t46.8%\t93.4%\t211.7_\t217.2_\t_____\tSouth View 2010
              45.9%\t58.7%\t47.6%\t92.5%\t210.7_\t216.4_\t_____\tSouth View 2009
              52.9%\t62.3%\t58.6%\t88.0%\t213.5_\t218.8_\t_____\tSouth View 2008
              49.9%\t54.8%\t50.9%\t91.1%\t210.6_\t216.4_\t_____\tSouth View 2007
              47.3%\t47.9%\t45.1%\t91.4%\t207.0_\t213.3_\t_____\tSouth View 2006
              43.2%\t38.5%\t44.9%\t82.2%\t199.1_\t206.7_\t_____\tSouth View 2005
              55.2%\t43.4%\t51.3%\t57.7%\t197.7_\t205.6_\t_____\tSt Andrews 2009
              63.7%\t47.3%\t56.6%\t50.8%\t200.4_\t207.9_\t_____\tSt Andrews 2008
              57.9%\t43.4%\t56.6%\t50.0%\t197.7_\t205.6_\t_____\tSt Andrews 2006
              64.8%\t47.6%\t41.9%\t82.9%\t206.4_\t212.8_\t213.9_\tSt Anthonys Canossian 2010
              59.8%\t50.0%\t47.3%\t77.2%\t205.0_\t211.7_\t213.8_\tSt Anthonys Canossian 2008
              62.4%\t45.1%\t47.5%\t76.3%\t204.2_\t211.0_\t212.7_\tSt Anthonys Canossian 2007
              75.5%\t56.0%\t57.0%\t81.9%\t215.0_\t220.0_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Canossian 2006
              64.7%\t45.6%\t46.0%\t83.2%\t207.0_\t213.4_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Canossian 2005
              47.7%\t53.3%\t54.2%\t78.1%\t204.8_\t211.5_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Pri 2008
              50.6%\t52.9%\t52.6%\t69.5%\t202.4_\t209.5_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Pri 2007
              48.7%\t45.0%\t54.7%\t62.3%\t198.5_\t206.2_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Pri 2006
              46.7%\t47.1%\t49.3%\t72.0%\t199.8_\t207.4_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Pri 2005
              45.2%\t47.4%\t45.2%\t66.7%\t197.0_\t205.0_\t_____\tSt Anthonys Pri 2004
              72.0%\t?85.6%\t61.3%\t85.6%\t#VALUE!\t#VALUE!\t_____\tSt Hildas 2010
              70.7%\t68.5%\t62.5%\t81.6%\t218.2_\t222.7_\t_____\tSt Hildas 2009
              69.2%\t68.1%\t61.1%\t72.0%\t214.1_\t219.3_\t_____\tSt Hildas 2008
              68.7%\t63.8%\t53.6%\t77.8%\t212.7_\t218.1_\t218.1_\tSt Hildas 2007
              68.4%\t63.2%\t58.3%\t78.9%\t214.0_\t219.2_\t_____\tSt Hildas 2006
              69.1%\t63.6%\t62.4%\t73.2%\t213.6_\t218.8_\t_____\tSt Hildas 2005
              67.6%\t43.5%\t54.1%\t77.2%\t207.2_\t213.5_\t_____\tSt Margaret’s Pri 2009
              54.5%\t41.1%\t50.7%\t39.8%\t192.2_\t201.0_\t_____\tSt Stephens 2010
              57.4%\t53.7%\t58.2%\t44.6%\t199.3_\t206.9_\t_____\tSt Stephens 2008
              59.1%\t51.4%\t55.9%\t34.3%\t195.8_\t204.0_\t_____\tSt Stephens 2007
              51.0%\t50.6%\t56.8%\t83.5%\t207.6_\t213.8_\t_____\tTanjong Katong Pri 2008
              83.8%\t65.9%\t70.4%\t92.9%\t229.8_\t232.3_\t232.1_\tTao Nan 2010
              83.8%\t65.2%\t67.5%\t94.2%\t229.8_\t232.3_\t232.2_\tTao Nan 2009
              86.1%\t71.5%\t73.4%\t90.8%\t231.8_\t234.0_\t_____\tTaoNan 2007
              81.9%\t91.8%\t68.7%\t66.0%\t227.8_\t230.7_\t_____\tTaoNan 2006
              81.7%\t71.0%\t70.8%\t90.8%\t229.1_\t231.7_\t_____\tTaoNan 2005
              83.3%\t71.6%\t73.7%\t93.0%\t232.2_\t234.4_\t_____\tTaoNan 2004
              24.1%\t32.2%\t31.4%\t77.4%\t186.8_\t196.5_\t_____\tTelok Kurau 2009
              24.2%\t24.7%\t29.7%\t84.6%\t186.8_\t196.5_\t_____\tTelok Kurau 2008
              20.7%\t17.0%\t21.3%\t73.6%\t176.4_\t187.8_\t_____\tTelok Kurau 2007
              56.9%\t50.6%\t52.9%\t78.2%\t206.2_\t212.6_\t_____\tTemasek Pri 2008
              35.2%\t36.5%\t32.1%\t80.5%\t192.4_\t201.2_\t_____\tYumin Pri 2007
              33.5%\t43.9%\t39.6%\t82.4%\t196.6_\t204.7_\t_____\tZhong Hua Pri 2007
              31.1%\t36.5%\t33.3%\t75.4%\t189.9_\t199.1_\t_____\tZhong Hua Pri 2006

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                below is my posting on NYPS result


                http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4406&start=860

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