GEP 2011 - Screening & Selection
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Intelligent:
Does anyone know total number of students were selected in your kids' school for GEP? I know only 2 students were selected in St Anthony's Primary School. Care to share?
Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary: Heard 16 got into GEP! -
Strparent:
Erm...I do not know if u are personally acquainted with this subject top student. My DS however is privileged to know him and we think your statement abt this boy being unbalancedly result oriented wholly inaccurate and unfair.Just4Fun:
I was surprised that he attends tuition for almost all the subjects ( even now! ), despite being one of the top students yearly. Interestingly, he was not deemed the top student in his GEP class during P4-P6. But you have to give this boy credit - he puts a lot of effort in his studies, he was seldom involved in the computer games scene, and works very hard during projects. If I am not wrong, he scored GPA 4.0 for ALL his subjects in the EOY for year 1 at RI as well in 2011.
Having said that, I would never allow my DS to be like that - being so results oriented. They are children first and foremost, and play forms an important role in growing up and the rat race should wait, definitely not at such a young age.
For the record, this top boy is very fit, excellent with er hu playing, draws well, humble and undisputedly gifted in languages n I don't mean just Chinese. Just because he works hard and excels does not mean he is solely results oriented. -
first of all, thanks for well wishes and also to those who helped clarify on ACS admission priority.
Sorry, can anyone share with me how does MOE allocate the choice of schools to GEP students. For eg for PSLE, it is by meritocracy ie scores but for GEP how do they do it ? is it first by affiliation, then by distance from home to school ? -
Bullhorse, thanks for the update. Hope some parents can ask MOE during the briefing, what’s the total no. of students selected this year. I have also heard about MOE reducing from 1% to 0.5%, but do not know how reliable is this piece of news. Congratulations to parents of GEP students and also congratulations to the selected students. Hope to hear more from this group of parents after their GEP briefing. Thanks, interesting findings.
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OrangeJuice:
Oops just saw jtoh's clarification in response to someone's similar query, noted that allocation details will be shared during MOE briefing..my apology!first of all, thanks for well wishes and also to those who helped clarify on ACS admission priority.
Sorry, can anyone share with me how does MOE allocate the choice of schools to GEP students. For eg for PSLE, it is by meritocracy ie scores but for GEP how do they do it ? is it first by affiliation, then by distance from home to school ? -
My DD came bck from school today with a package regarding her being selected for GEP.
Halfway through reading those GEP info I already feel stressed haha! I told my DD to take the GEP for fun and experience as I dont expect her to get selected.
So now, we have to make a decision within the next few day. As usual I turn to my most trusted grandmaster, Mr Google for help and he directed me to here.
100 over pages to read! Now I am even more stress!
I just need to know, go or no go?
Btw, FMSP 10 selected. -
7 fm nan chiau, 5 fm mee toh
heard 2 year ago 40 fm nan yang -
2002 birthrate is 40,800. So it’s actually > 1% if 500+ students were chosen to join GEP
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Intelligent:
Bullhorse, thanks for the update. Hope some parents can ask MOE during the briefing, what's the total no. of students selected this year. I have also heard about MOE reducing from 1% to 0.5%, but do not know how reliable is this piece of news. Congratulations to parents of GEP students and also congratulations to the selected students. Hope to hear more from this group of parents after their GEP briefing. Thanks, interesting findings.
Pei Hwa last year also around 16 selected, from this year figure we can guess still 1% is reasonable.
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