Catholic High School

[Ichigokun]

Careermum:

phankao:

[quote=\"Ichigokun\"]

No, Don't *siam*. Just *bow* and greet them respectfully like a CHS gentlemen (chinese school style! rmbr CHS is Chinese school), then it will all be fine! Otherwise - what kind of impression would you give? ;D

esp Mr Lee (principal). At p1 meet parent session on 1st day of sch, he narrated that when he went out to eat w family, n CHS students came up to him to greet him, his wife was v impressed. She thot students will siam when see principal. So Mr Lee wants to train the boys to b respectful, like this.[/quote]I'm only Secondary One. Haha just started sch here a few days ago. Don't take me as an example for CHS as far yet alot stress leh

[Ichigokun]

phankao:

JonC:

COP for affiliates is 230. Even 229.9 cannot get it

You will only know the Highest COP for affiliated and non-affiliated and the mean when MOE releases the statistics on their website.

For affiliates, it is certainly 230, bc the school set it as that COP. So you will not find any affiliated boy from CHS primary in CHS secondary with COP below 230 unless they have DSA. There are Non-affiliated boys in CHS secondary with COP below 230 too, but again, all came in via DSA. Scores of boys who DSA will not be included in the Stats.

These are last year's cohort's stats for your reference.
http://app.sis.moe.gov.sg/schinfo/SIS_Agg_History.asp?yr=2011&sid=7102&snm=CATHOLIC+HIGH+SCHOOL

Wth. Affiliation so easy get in... I non-affiliation need slug out my guts to study for PSLE

Ok la not exactly slug my guts out. not that bad la.

[Ichigokun]

BTW llbros545; I just went past class Sec 3-10 today and I saw that fierce CIP-briefing teacher screaming again. Hahaha.

[Newlykiasu]

According to ds, the division of classes follows the orientation grouping, ie , by alphabetical order of their names. Is this class allocation permanent? I would find it strange if it is.

[phankao]

Newlykiasu:

According to ds, the division of classes follows the orientation grouping, ie , by alphabetical order of their names. Is this class allocation permanent? I would find it strange if it is.

shouldn't be lah, but i did hear the tr in the hall keep saying \"i'll dismiss you all by class... now class 1K go first, now class 1G...\" hhha - that is orientation group, not class.

[Ichigokun]

Newlykiasu:

According to ds, the division of classes follows the orientation grouping, ie , by alphabetical order of their names. Is this class allocation permanent? I would find it strange if it is.

Better not be, nobody I know from my primary school (NLPS) in my grouping hopefully my frens get into the same class as I do :xedfingers:

[llbros545]

In my year, the OG =/= Sec 1 class. Perhaps the system has changed?

[phankao]

llbros545:

In my year, the OG =/= Sec 1 class. Perhaps the system has changed?

they already said at the start that OG is not Sec 1 class. So really waiting to see.

[Ichigokun]

llbros545:

In my year, the OG =/= Sec 1 class. Perhaps the system has changed?

Omg, if that's so I half happy half not happy la. Can't tell you why. :X HAHA.

[KS-Lim]

llbros545:

Hmm I found the workload for HCL very manageable so I do not think that the teachers give lots of homework. In sec 1, I feel that there is much more focus on EL/Lit than HCL itself since passing EL is a criteria for promotion to sec 2. But still, there will be sufficient guidance provided since those who do not perform up to minimal standards in HCL will be required to drop it.

Hi

Pls advise what is the minimal standards a student has to achieve in HCL before he's asked to drop the subject.

If a student can't cope with HCL, can he drop it after Sec 1? I'm asking this because my DS didn't take HCL in his primary school, will it be difficult for him to cope?