GEP 2011 - Screening & Selection
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jtoh:
That's true. But for majority of GEPpers, they should have no problems scoring at least 250 so 3rd lang is not an issue. And if they don't screw up EESIS isn't a problem either.[/quote]Wat's EESIS? :scratchhead:Nebbermind:
[quote=\"jtoh\"] At the end of the day, PSLE T-scores are just numbers. When you get to secondary school, nobody cares about those 3 digits anymore. Everyone starts from a brand new slate.
exactly!! but coz our S1 streaming is such a BIG deal, everyone thinks otherwise!!!
But then again, the 3-digit numbers also determines whether u will get the scholarship, 3rd lang and dunno what else.... -
Neko:
All subjects >80% is good!
hope so! she's not one of the top students. all subj abv 80s. math is her weakest link.jtoh:
You just need low 250+ to do third lang. Shoudn't be a problem for your dd, no? -
All you need to know about EESIS: http://www.moe.gov.sg/initiatives/edusave/funds-grants-awards/eesis/
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Hi mummies,
Asking on behalf of a fren… For those who registered GEP with Nan Hua and has a younger child going p1 next year, what’s the school’s stand on this? Put on waitlist or the Principal will absorb them? Fren told me that there are a number of unsuccessful PVs already on the waitlist. -
berriestan:
On waiting list...........can be 1 year or 2 depend on vacancy.....no fix dateline.....Hi mummies,
Asking on behalf of a fren.. For those who registered GEP with Nan Hua and has a younger child going p1 next year, what's the school's stand on this? Put on waitlist or the Principal will absorb them? Fren told me that there are a number of unsuccessful PVs already on the waitlist. -
Thanks! No priority? I wonder if other GEP schools will have stronger enthusiasm in absorbing the younger siblings of GEPpers
toxic118:
On waiting list...........can be 1 year or 2 depend on vacancy.....no fix dateline.....berriestan:
Hi mummies,
Asking on behalf of a fren.. For those who registered GEP with Nan Hua and has a younger child going p1 next year, what's the school's stand on this? Put on waitlist or the Principal will absorb them? Fren told me that there are a number of unsuccessful PVs already on the waitlist. -
berriestan:
I was told depend on availability. If that year's cohort is full, it is full. There isn't much the school can do. Although I believe there is probably some sort of 'priority' in the event a vacancy arises. Then again, which GEPer sibling is the school going to prioritise if demand exceed supply? Luck plays a part too, I guessThanks! No priority? I wonder if other GEP schools will have stronger enthusiasm in absorbing the younger siblings of GEPpers
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I was just told nyps' 2011 P1 classes have >30 students in each class. Heard the principal was very kind to take in all the unsuccessful PVs last year. Not sure if it's the same practice this year. I guess the school has some flexibility as to whether to take in extra students.
I would also think siblings of existing GEPpers should be given priority, for the family's logistics conveniencesleepy:
I was told depend on availability. If that year's cohort is full, it is full. There isn't much the school can do. Although I believe there is probably some sort of 'priority' in the event a vacancy arises. Then again, which GEPer sibling is the school going to prioritise if demand exceed supply? Luck plays a part too, I guessberriestan:
Thanks! No priority? I wonder if other GEP schools will have stronger enthusiasm in absorbing the younger siblings of GEPpers
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berriestan:
[/quote]Yes, many NYPS's P1 classes will have more than 30 students next year, with one class with 33 students. However, the school does not guarantee a place for younger siblings of GEPpers as there is always a long waiting list for all levels.I was just told nyps' 2011 P1 classes have >30 students in each class. Heard the principal was very kind to take in all the unsuccessful PVs last year. Not sure if it's the same practice this year. I guess the school has some flexibility as to whether to take in extra students.
I was told depend on availability. If that year's cohort is full, it is full. There isn't much the school can do. Although I believe there is probably some sort of 'priority' in the event a vacancy arises. Then again, which GEPer sibling is the school going to prioritise if demand exceed supply? Luck plays a part too, I guess
I would also think siblings of existing GEPpers should be given priority, for the family's logistics conveniencesleepy:
[quote=\"berriestan\"]Thanks! No priority? I wonder if other GEP schools will have stronger enthusiasm in absorbing the younger siblings of GEPpers
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Hi everyone! May I ask if GEP students are sent overseas for knowledge-enrichment programmes, exchange programmes, cross-boundary competitions or other excursions during their 3-year stint in GEP? If so, how do these impact on their GEP stint?
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