Maha Bodhi
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Hi, I am curious about PSLE 2012 MBS performance as comparing to other non-GEP SAP schools. Any idea?
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Hi MMM, which class is your youngest going to next year? My DS2 is in 1J.
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hi Lobang needed,
may refer to report from other schools:-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=29025&p=657581#p657581 -
thank you, phtthp.
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phtthp:
I went to that thread. Seems MBS is not that great. If there were 330 pupils, only 13% scored above 250. Percentage-wise, NYPS / RGPS / Nan Hua has >3x more than MBS! Not good.hi Lobang needed,
may refer to report from other schools:-
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=29025&p=657581#p657581
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score > 250:-
Nanyang ~ 45%
RGPS - 41.3%
Nan Hua ~ 40%
Pei Hwa ~ 40% or 26% ?
TaoNan - 32.4 %
Rulang ~ 16%
Kong Hwa ~ 16%
Maha Bodhi - 43 pupils -
I think we should not compare with gep holding schools where most of their top scorers are geppers …
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vlim:
I think we should not compare with gep holding schools where most of their top scorers are geppers ...
Oh yes, I wasn't aware of that.
Let me analyse again...
There are 9 GEP schools, namely:
Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)\tBoys
Catholic High School (Primary)*\tBoys
Henry Park Primary School\tCo-ed
Nan Hua Primary School*\tCo-ed
Nanyang Primary School*\tCo-ed
Raffles Girls' Primary School\tGirls
Rosyth School\tCo-ed
St Hilda's Primary School\tCo-ed
Tao Nan School*\tCo-ed
That means we can still compare with Pei Hwa, Rulang and Kong Hwa.
From the percentages posted, it seems we are on par with Rulang and Kong Hwa, but Pei Hwa apparently produces at least 2x more students scoring > 250. What is Pei Hwa's secret? -
Ya ... Certainly hope mbs % of kids above 250 will be as high as possible when come to our kids turn.. And our kid is one of them
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Haha… hopefully.
I’m hoping my dd can get into an IP school! -
adbie:
Me too.. Plus able to cope with it!! :hi5:Haha... hopefully.
I'm hoping my dd can get into an IP school!
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