Raffles Girls' Primary

[aqeqiq]

mwchua:

Sorry I need to seek your advice again.


For those of you with girls taking Higher Chinese in upper primary, which are the days of the week they will typically have Higher Chinese lesson?

We have been informed that for 2012 P3 Higher Chinese lesson, it will either be on Monday or Friday. Just pre-empting that should higher Chinese for other levels (i.e. P4 to P6) are not on Monday/Friday, the school bus uncle will say \"No\" to the 4.30pm bus and ask my girl to stay back all the way till evening dismissal time to go back together with the lower primary girls.

In this case, my girl will have to stay back all the way from either 2.30pm or 3pm to 6.30pm and come back with the lower primary girls :?:

From my knowledge, hcl can be on mon, tue or fri. I think the days are not fixed for any given level. Also, i think there will be school buses to fetch the girls home. You could call the GO to check to set your mind at ease.

[aqeqiq]

mwchua:

phtthp:

i think if you help to chip in some petrol costs, she may not mind.

Yes I did mentioned to her on chipping in on the petro costs before as well....Just worried that she might be obligated to say \"Yes\" but she might not be that happy ultimately.....

I will informally sound her out again... :xedfingers:

You might also want to have a backup plan for when unforeseen last minute things happen eg if her dd is absent at the last minute then you will need to send your dd to school on your own.

[phtthp]

P1 freshie mommies keen to start your daughter in Rhythmic Gymnastics cca - practice commence in ... 2012 Term 1 Week 3, in case need to get ready logistics. P1 no ballet. School had scrapped off P1 ballet.

[phtthp]

past statistics


after 2010 psle -
posting to some Secondary school:-

Raffles Girls’ School 64
Nanyang Girls’ High \t29

Crescent Girls \t25

St Margaret \t15
School of the Arts \t14

Tanjong Katong Girls \t13
Methodist Girls 13

Singapore Chinese Girls 12

Cedar Girls \t 9
CHIJ St Theresa\t9

River Valley High \t9
Queensway Sec \t8

CHIJ Toa Payoh \t7
Bukit Batok \t 7

CHIJ Katong Convent\t5
CHIJ St Nicholas Girls\t5

National Junior College \t5

source (slide number 5 and 6):-
http://www.rgps.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/u1762/Briefing/Briefing%20for%20P6%20parents%20P6_Breifing.pdf

[KSP]

phtthp:

past statistics


after 2010 psle -
posting to some Secondary school:-

Raffles Girls’ School 64

Does it include those got in via DSA?

[jtoh]

KSP:

phtthp:

past statistics


after 2010 psle -
posting to some Secondary school:-

Raffles Girls’ School 64

Does it include those got in via DSA?

Yes. Includes GEP students too.

[KSP]

jtoh:

KSP:

[quote=\"phtthp\"]past statistics


after 2010 psle -
posting to some Secondary school:-

Raffles Girls’ School 64

Does it include those got in via DSA?

Yes. Includes GEP students too.[/quote]That means not all GEP and E/F go to RSG.

[aqeqiq]

Yes, not all gep and e/f go to rgs, some by choice. My estimation is only about 8-10 from mainstream go to rgs. Can a knowledgeable parent confirm or refute please? Can’t remember if it was mentioned in the thread before.

[jtoh]

KSP:

That means not all GEP and E/F go to RSG.

Of course not. Very few mainstreamers get DSA into RGS so applying to RGS via S1 posting would require a minimum of 260. It would be quite incredible if all the E and F girls scored >260. Remember also that these stats are for last year's P6 girls who didn't do as well as the year before them. A lot more girls from the 2009 batch got into RGS.

[phtthp]

(3 GEP classes + E/F classes ) = approx. (75 + 80) = 155 pupils

64 out of 155 is … 41.3 %.

let’s watch out for 2011 batch.