Primary One School Orientation
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zoan:
Hi, for Northland Pri Sch does anyone know that before orientation day OR on the orientation day will the school give the childrens any test.
Maybe the parents at the network will be able to advice better..
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4534&start=100 -
Northland Orientation 18 Nov 2011 Friday
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any one know when the orientation for MMCS is on?? (Marymount)
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My kiddos orientation at Holy Innocents is 16 November at 2pm
don't know what to expect, but I am really excited! -
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AiTong orientation : 18/11@ 2pm
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Hmm…seems like Chongfu’s orientation period is the earliest so far - 20 Aug (Day 1) & 24 Sep (Day 2).
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most schools will conduct little assessments (english, math, mother tongue; written or oral (like teacher read instructions, kids write/say answers)) for kids during orientation.
purpose should be for identifying pupils who need learning support from the school learning support programme and not for grouping them into ability classes. and later to track the pupils’ progresses in learning based on these orientation/entry tests results and any other bite-sized school/moe-based assessments carried out throughout the year.
understand that MOE strictly does not allow any schools to group pupils into ability-based classes for English and Math lessons in Primary 1 and 2 unless special permission has been given on case by case basis…
hope this helps. -
why not check with parents of existing students of your child’s school through the respective schools’ parents’ networking thread?
Each school plans its own orientation programme -
pebblesposies:
So during orientation , we will know which class our kid is allocated to and the teachers as well ?most schools will conduct little assessments (english, math, mother tongue; written or oral (like teacher read instructions, kids write/say answers)) for kids during orientation.
purpose should be for identifying pupils who need learning support from the school learning support programme and not for grouping them into ability classes. and later to track the pupils' progresses in learning based on these orientation/entry tests results and any other bite-sized school/moe-based assessments carried out throughout the year.
understand that MOE strictly does not allow any schools to group pupils into ability-based classes for English and Math lessons in Primary 1 and 2 unless special permission has been given on case by case basis...
hope this helps.
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