Raffles Girls' Primary
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caroline3sg:
Hi Caroline3sgmoonee
No info on last yr's SA1. We don't need such info since different cohort.
However, info on how many students went to RGS, Nanyang, River Valley, Cresent, St. Margarets etc was given.
My girls are also in RGPS. Care to share how many studnets went to the respective school you mentioned? What I heard is around 60-70 pupils go to RGS each year. But I am more interested in other schools. Would appreciate if you could share. Tks. -
Poonie
I suppose your girls are not in P6 yet. There was a briefing in Mar for P6 parents where slides are shown. You can go to sch website to get the info as well. -
Dharma
Different subjects have different T-score. Add 4 T-scores = aggregate score.
The aim of getting aggregate score within P6 level is to know which range 240s? 250s? Comparing with the average marks of class & level does provide any insight to aggregate score. -
HI carolina3sg, Reading all yr posts and others have been rather informative. Though Ive heard of T-score-- never bothered to check it out as kids only p3. and MOE makes changes every few yrs. Its not going to b long before she reaches p6. As a matter of fact, I started to worry this year when i saw her results. Shes still playful and not too serious when it comes to studying. Im afraid that shes not gonna get a school of her choice thus i was considering transfering her to an affiliated all girls sch, my grl says if i do that shes not going to study or attend that school.
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moonee:
Im afraid that shes not gonna get a school of her choice thus i was considering transfering her to an affiliated all girls sch, my grl says if i do that shes not going to study or attend that school.
Your daughter certainly has a mind of her own.
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caroline3sg:
Caroline3sgPoonie
I suppose your girls are not in P6 yet. There was a briefing in Mar for P6 parents where slides are shown. You can go to sch website to get the info as well.
The information you mentioned is not available on the school website. Any chance you can recall any of the info? -
tianzhu:
I think they don't call EM3 now. They have renamed it to Foundation course. Yes, RGPS does have Foundation course. I suppose not all students in RGPS (or any schools) are bright. But there are certainly more bright students in RGPS as they take in GEP students from all over Singapore in P4.Hi
Just wondering if there are EM3 classes in RGPS? -
Poonie
The info IS available on the website. Go to Announcements. -
Poonie:
I remember asking one of the admin staff this question and the answer was 16-17% of all P6. Take this year for example 14 classes, 11x30(mainsteam) + 3x25(GEP) = 405 students in P6. 17% of 405 = 68 students. Yeah, is around there.
Hi Caroline3sgcaroline3sg:
moonee
No info on last yr's SA1. We don't need such info since different cohort.
However, info on how many students went to RGS, Nanyang, River Valley, Cresent, St. Margarets etc was given.
My girls are also in RGPS. Care to share how many studnets went to the respective school you mentioned? What I heard is around 60-70 pupils go to RGS each year. But I am more interested in other schools. Would appreciate if you could share. Tks.
But we have to take note that majority of them are from GEP who get into RGS thru DSA. -
I noticed there are 2 classes in P3 use different Maths textbooks. Just wonder is the school preparing them for GEP, Olympiad or other Maths competitions. Any advise from upper primary parents?
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