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      Luanee
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      phtthp:
      you're right. πŸ˜‚


      3 years later (2014) -
      ctct61t, Luanee, KSP and all current P3 batch parents will be dancing here, sharing with us the GOOD news! Amen! πŸ˜‚ πŸ•Ί :rahrah: :grphug: :lol: πŸ•Ί
      Lol yes i certainly hope so

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        Luanee
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        ctct61t:
        mwchua:



        Just a quick question: Any idea what is the average score to get into E/F class in P3? Hopefully can set some target for this still honey-moon mood girl of mine....

        The average score should be around 87, depends on the paper difficults that year.

        87 including or excluding mt and hmt?

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          ctct61t
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          Luanee:

          87 including or excluding mt and hmt?
          87 is my estimation, which is not including MT and HMT.

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            NonKiasuDad
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            RachelSmiley:
            NonKiasuDad:

            Hello, anybody can advise what to bring for my daughter going primary 1 next year? I think I lost the letter during the house shifting.


            Remembered no teaching on first day. DD told to introduce herself. After that, for the next few days, teachers gradually collected subject activity books and 2 exercise books (English compo and Chinese spelling) to lighten bag. Bring own recess snacks, if possible. You can go to canteen and take video/picture during recess for first 2 or 3 days. All look alike.

            Ok, thanks πŸ˜„

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              mwchua
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              MummySTay:


              % of pupils getting 250 and above: 41.3% :rahrah: :rahrah:
              Any idea for this 41.3% of students that get 41.3%, what is the % contributed by geppers?

              I am always curious of the school result if strip out geppers' contribution....

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                ctct61t
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                mwchua:
                MummySTay:



                % of pupils getting 250 and above: 41.3% :rahrah: :rahrah:

                Any idea for this 41.3% of students that get 41.3%, what is the % contributed by geppers?

                I am always curious of the school result if strip out geppers' contribution....

                Is 41.3% grade percentage or class percentage?

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                  MummySTay
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                  ctct61t:
                  mwchua:

                  [quote=\"MummySTay\"]

                  % of pupils getting 250 and above: 41.3% :rahrah: :rahrah:

                  Any idea for this 41.3% of students that get 41.3%, what is the % contributed by geppers?

                  I am always curious of the school result if strip out geppers' contribution....

                  Is 41.3% grade percentage or class percentage?[/quote]41.3% of the whole P6 cohort (including GEPpers) scored 250 marks and above for PSLE 2011.
                  That translates to about 162 out of 392 P6 girls.
                  We can safely assume that all the GEPpers scored 250 and above and there are three classes, meaning about 75 GEPpers. That means about 87 mainstreamers scored 250 and above.

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                    ctct61t
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                    MummySTay:

                    41.3% of the whole P6 cohort (including GEPpers) scored 250 marks and above for PSLE 2011.
                    That translates to about 162 out of 392 P6 girls.
                    We can safely assume that all the GEPpers scored 250 and above and there are three classes, meaning about 75 GEPpers. That means about 87 mainstreamers scored 250 and above.
                    Thanks MummyStay.

                    Wonderful RGPS girls! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

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                      MummySTay
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                      ctct61t:
                      MummySTay:


                      41.3% of the whole P6 cohort (including GEPpers) scored 250 marks and above for PSLE 2011.
                      That translates to about 162 out of 392 P6 girls.
                      We can safely assume that all the GEPpers scored 250 and above and there are three classes, meaning about 75 GEPpers. That means about 87 mainstreamers scored 250 and above.

                      Thanks MummyStay.

                      Wonderful RGPS girls! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

                      You are welcome, ctct61t. πŸ˜„

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                        Ribbon4
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                        MummySTay:


                        41.3% of the whole P6 cohort (including GEPpers) scored 250 marks and above for PSLE 2011.
                        That translates to about 162 out of 392 P6 girls.
                        We can safely assume that all the GEPpers scored 250 and above and there are three classes, meaning about 75 GEPpers. That means about 87 mainstreamers scored 250 and above.
                        I believe more mainstreamers scored 250 and above than 87 because I know that there are some Geppers who scored 24X due to poor chinese results. exact number im not so sure but should be at least 5. Sorry, no offence meant.

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