Raffles Girls' Primary
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Hi,
Any idea how many RGPS Mainstream girls made it to RGS, SCGS and MGS last year? -
Andaiz:
Haha she claims she is the \"fiercest\" but i dun think sorugrats_pat:
Hee... mine is 1H too....
Kekeke, yes, does look like the 1H parents are congregating hereLuannee:
and dun forget the one who doesn't sleep! Macam Citi never sleeps...the class with the 'fiercest' teacher in RGPS eh.....
She introduced herself, \"Hello I am xxx the fierciest teacher in RGPS\"
Seriously she is nice.
The gals will continue to be in the same class next year right? -
rugrats_pat:
Oh but I think she is really quite fierce leh. I was at the swimming pool on Tue during their swimming lesson. And the girls were quite noisy while waiting for the coach. So she raised her voice and said \"I have only 2 classes here (1A too) but it sounds like the whole school is here!!!\" All the girls shut up immediately, LOL.. My fren who has girls in upper primaries told me that whenever other class teachers cant handle their kids, they will look to her for help.Haha she claims she is the \"fiercest\" but i dun think so. She introduced herself, \"Hello I am xxx the fierciest teacher in RGPS\"
Seriously she is nice.
The gals will continue to be in the same class next year right?
Mmm, I think pri2 should still be in the same class. -
Luanee:
she must be quite a character. Like Mrs Pearly Seah equivalent. Let me ask my DD1 later this evening.And the girls were quite noisy while waiting for the coach. So she raised her voice and said \"I have only 2 classes here (1A too) but it sounds like the whole school is here!!!\" All the girls shut up immediately, LOL.. My fren who has girls in upper primaries told me that whenever other class teachers cant handle their kids, they will look to her for help.
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Luanne , Yr teacher seems fierce, nah, I would say shes more on the lound side and fierce to the point of instilling fear into children. There are many firm teachers who are well liked n still approachable. Most teachers follow up to p2 but not so true with my grls class last yr

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turquoise:
Based on statistics provided by the school, most of the girls go to Crescent and St Margarets. Very few actually end up at SCGS although some applied, because of the high cut off point.
Ya, heard the cut off point is gettin higher each yr for SCGS -
Andaiz:
she must be quite a character. Like Mrs Pearly Seah equivalent. Let me ask my DD1 later this evening.

Haha but she doesnt have the physical staques of Mrs Seah, who can tower over all of us.
Btw anyone know if the school is having half day or combine day on Monday for Teachers' Day celebration like National Day? Or would school hours be as usual? Didnt receive any letter about it, but my girl told me she would be performing as part of the choir on Monday's celebration -
Luanee:
Have not heard anything so I guess it's same time, different channel. Celebration time it seems...and also ACES yeah?
Btw anyone know if the school is having half day or combine day on Monday for Teachers' Day celebration like National Day? Or would school hours be as usual? Didnt receive any letter about it, but my girl told me she would be performing as part of the choir on Monday's celebration -
Does anyone know what it takes to achieve 255 thereabouts in PSLE ? Are we talking about consistent result of around 85 in each subject at RGPS P5 SA1/2 and P6 SA1 tests? Or are we looking at 90+?
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Poonie:
Does anyone know what it takes to achieve 255 thereabouts in PSLE ? Are we talking about consistent result of around 85 in each subject at RGPS P5 SA1/2 and P6 SA1 tests? Or are we looking at 90+?
Hi Poonie,
If the girl is doing 85/subject at P5 then it is very likely that sheโll improve in P6 if she continues to work hard. 90+ for RGPS SA1/Prelim is likely to see her scoring 260+/270+ for PSLE. This is based purely on my observation when my older girl took PSLE.
My guess is that if she scores around 85~88 ave for Prelims with Maths/Science being the stronger subjects, then 255 or PSLE should not be a problem.
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