2011 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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Angry bird 99:
My ds got close to yours, 241, we also put as first choice. No use too. School has started this week and kids are already settling down in the posted schools. Hope both our dss will excel in their posted school and have a happy learning journey. All the bestYes I appealed.But unsuccessful.
I also did not hear from them. How much your DD/DS got in psle? My DS got 240. I put SJI is as a first choice and also appealed. But no use.what about you?
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Bbee:
Yes. You r correct. Definitely our kids will excel in their school. Your ds posted to which school? My ds going to Dunman sec.
My ds got close to yours, 241, we also put as first choice. No use too. School has started this week and kids are already settling down in the posted schools. Hope both our dss will excel in their posted school and have a happy learning journey. All the bestAngry bird 99:
Yes I appealed.But unsuccessful.
I also did not hear from them. How much your DD/DS got in psle? My DS got 240. I put SJI is as a first choice and also appealed. But no use.what about you?
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Angry bird 99:
Yes. You r correct. Definitely our kids will excel in their school. Your ds posted to which school? My ds going to Dunman sec.[/quote]My ds is in Commonwealth. He likes both schools and happy that he's nearer home now. Am sure both our dss will do well and be happy too. Is Dunman nearer to your home too?
My ds got close to yours, 241, we also put as first choice. No use too. School has started this week and kids are already settling down in the posted schools. Hope both our dss will excel in their posted school and have a happy learning journey. All the bestBbee:
[quote=\"Angry bird 99\"]Yes I appealed.But unsuccessful.
I also did not hear from them. How much your DD/DS got in psle? My DS got 240. I put SJI is as a first choice and also appealed. But no use.what about you?
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Yes Dunman is nearer to my home. Thanks for sharing. All the best to ur ds.
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Rice kiasu:
Went to RI today, they rejected all DSA appeals due to MOE. Sigh ! Cannot go to RI lo :gloomy:
Do not sulk over your 'misfortune'. This could be a blessing in disguise. My nephew, an ex-rafflesian, who managed a score of 267 some years ago had the following comments about RI: We were like outcasts in the eyes of the teachers. Competition in the school was so stiff. The teachers' pets were the Chinese scholars, some GEPers and the superbrainies. It's very frustrating that every effort you put into the projects were graded as sub-standard compared to those fellow classmates. The worst was we were accused of being lazy. At a tender age of 13-16, some of us soon lost our confidence and self-esteem as we used to be the precious top-scorers in our primary schools. Well, such is the harsh reality of our local educational system, agree?
So the next time you see a rafflesian, he could be desperately struggling within. So do not envy. Look ahead and enjoy the journey in your :heresmyfish: new secondary school. -
zhenx:
Are you talking about your nephew's experience at RI, or your own experience at RI? No offense.. Coz you kept using the pronoun 'WE'... :scratchhead:Rice kiasu:
Went to RI today, they rejected all DSA appeals due to MOE. Sigh ! Cannot go to RI lo :gloomy:
Do not sulk over your 'misfortune'. This could be a blessing in disguise. My nephew, an ex-rafflesian, who managed a score of 267 some years ago had the following comments about RI: We were like outcasts in the eyes of the teachers. Competition in the school was so stiff. The teachers' pets were the Chinese scholars, some GEPers and the superbrainies. It's very frustrating that every effort you put into the projects were graded as sub-standard compared to those fellow classmates. The worst was we were accused of being lazy. At a tender age of 13-16, some of us soon lost our confidence and self-esteem as we used to be the precious top-scorers in our primary schools. Well, such is the harsh reality of our local educational system, agree?
So the next time you see a rafflesian, he could be desperately struggling
within. So do not envy. Look ahead and enjoy the journey in your :heresmyfish: new secondary school. -
Angry bird 99:
Yes Dunman is nearer to my home. Thanks for sharing. All the best to ur ds.
Thanks, all the best to your ds too
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firefly38:
Are you talking about your nephew's experience at RI, or your own experience at RI? No offense.. Coz you kept using the pronoun 'WE'... :scratchhead:[/quote]Hi firefly 38, my nephew made those comments, so i got to use 'WE' on his behalf.zhenx:
[quote=\"Rice kiasu\"]Went to RI today, they rejected all DSA appeals due to MOE. Sigh ! Cannot go to RI lo :gloomy:
Do not sulk over your 'misfortune'. This could be a blessing in disguise. My nephew, an ex-rafflesian, who managed a score of 267 some years ago had the following comments about RI: We were like outcasts in the eyes of the teachers. Competition in the school was so stiff. The teachers' pets were the Chinese scholars, some GEPers and the superbrainies. It's very frustrating that every effort you put into the projects were graded as sub-standard compared to those fellow classmates. The worst was we were accused of being lazy. At a tender age of 13-16, some of us soon lost our confidence and self-esteem as we used to be the precious top-scorers in our primary schools. Well, such is the harsh reality of our local educational system, agree?
So the next time you see a rafflesian, he could be desperately struggling
within. So do not envy. Look ahead and enjoy the journey in your :heresmyfish: new secondary school. -
zhenx:
May I know if it's just one particular teacher or most or all of the teachers????Rice kiasu:
Went to RI today, they rejected all DSA appeals due to MOE. Sigh ! Cannot go to RI lo :gloomy:
Do not sulk over your 'misfortune'. This could be a blessing in disguise. My nephew, an ex-rafflesian, who managed a score of 267 some years ago had the following comments about RI: We were like outcasts in the eyes of the teachers. Competition in the school was so stiff. The teachers' pets were the Chinese scholars, some GEPers and the superbrainies. It's very frustrating that every effort you put into the projects were graded as sub-standard compared to those fellow classmates. The worst was we were accused of being lazy. At a tender age of 13-16, some of us soon lost our confidence and self-esteem as we used to be the precious top-scorers in our primary schools. Well, such is the harsh reality of our local educational system, agree?
So the next time you see a rafflesian, he could be desperately struggling within. So do not envy. Look ahead and enjoy the journey in your :heresmyfish: new secondary school. -
zhenx:
Hi firefly 38, my nephew made those comments, so i got to use 'WE' on his behalf.[/quote]OIC.. Thot maybe you had similar experience at RI, like what your nephew had at RI.. So you used 'WE'... :oops:
Are you talking about your nephew's experience at RI, or your own experience at RI? No offense.. Coz you kept using the pronoun 'WE'...firefly38:
[quote=\"zhenx\"]
Do not sulk over your 'misfortune'. This could be a blessing in disguise. My nephew, an ex-rafflesian, who managed a score of 267 some years ago had the following comments about RI: We were like outcasts in the eyes of the teachers. Competition in the school was so stiff. The teachers' pets were the Chinese scholars, some GEPers and the superbrainies. It's very frustrating that every effort you put into the projects were graded as sub-standard compared to those fellow classmates. The worst was we were accused of being lazy. At a tender age of 13-16, some of us soon lost our confidence and self-esteem as we used to be the precious top-scorers in our primary schools. Well, such is the harsh reality of our local educational system, agree?
So the next time you see a rafflesian, he could be desperately struggling
within. So do not envy. Look ahead and enjoy the journey in your :heresmyfish: new secondary school.
:scratchhead:
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