Life after 2011 PSLE
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friendship:
COP is not determined by the school, it is published by MOE based on the T-score of the last student who got into the school by his / her merit. So, in other words, there is no room for manipulation of this number by the school.From the guide to sec sch book 2011, RI and Hwa Chong COP were lower than NYGH and RGS.
On the surface wise and to look good on their profile, they always put COP as high as possible. On the other hand, the schools have given chance to students who score 2-3 points lower than their COP.
There are loop holes everywhere. P1 registration is another one. The word 'pull string' is still valid in everywhere and every country. Must pull the correct string, correct person and right timing otherwise recent news about Director and Commissioner will not be in the headlines.
As for the school accepting students who score 2-3 points lower than COP, it is really a case of demand and supply, depending on how many appeals and the quality of the appeals. I know this year RGS accepted appeals who are 2 points lower than COP. I also know this year HCI and NYGH do not accept appeals whose T-score are exactly at their COP. This is really dependent on the schools' vacancies for the year.
I am still of the opinion that the school does not determine the future results of the kids, it is dependent on the kid's own character, potential, motivation and ability. As parents, we should be aware of our own kid's character and needs, and not just be caught in a rat race and end up hurting our kids with unrealistic expectations. -
friendship:
The only way the school can do this and not affect their COP is via Post-S1 posting appeals, OR via DSA. Not on the secret. I've never heard of *pulling strings* at p1. Altho' if you have the ability, you can do things like offer your pro-bono services to the school board, and then you have your \"strings pulled\" already. Nothing \"under the table\", or we'd be a corrupt society! Then again, it depends on whether the school accepts your services for their school board!From the guide to sec sch book 2011, RI and Hwa Chong COP were lower than NYGH and RGS.
On the surface wise and to look good on their profile, they always put COP as high as possible. On the other hand, the schools have given chance to students who score 2-3 points lower than their COP.
There are loop holes everywhere. P1 registration is another one. The word 'pull string' is still valid in everywhere and every country. Must pull the correct string, correct person and right timing otherwise recent news about Director and Commissioner will not be in the headlines. -
Pen88n:
We know of a few with COP of less than 250 who got into NYGH via appeal!! And for HCI, below the official COP too. I think it depends pretty much on who you know and how well you them. :siam:I also know this year HCI and NYGH do not accept appeals whose T-score are exactly at their COP. This is really dependent on the schools' vacancies for the year.
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Mvm:
Yes connections do matter but these kids have a lot of catchup to do plus they go in knowing everyone's COP is much higher - must be of confident character to handle. For NYGH, perhaps some of these are NYPS girls - Mdm Heng woud have a soft spot for them :grphug:
We know of a few with COP of less than 250 who got into NYGH via appeal!! And for HCI, below the official COP too. I think it depends pretty much on who you know and how well you them. :siam: -
Mvm:
Via Appeal can always be considered a form of Supplementary DSA - bc it is never totally about the PSLE scores. Other factors may be considered - the students' profile, CCA records, future contribution to the school....
We know of a few with COP of less than 250 who got into NYGH via appeal!! And for HCI, below the official COP too. I think it depends pretty much on who you know and how well you them. :siam:Pen88n:
I also know this year HCI and NYGH do not accept appeals whose T-score are exactly at their COP. This is really dependent on the schools' vacancies for the year.
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Any idea Pan Ling Ling’s first son posted to which sec sch? he is the same batch as ours. Same kindergarten as my dd.
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friendship:
Any idea Pan Ling Ling's first son posted to which sec sch? he is the same batch as ours. Same kindergarten as my dd.
He got t-score 243 (or about), and he is in HCI now. Previously, he was on HCI's WL via DSA (volleyball). He DSAed for RI but was rejected. He also DSAed for CHS but i am not sure of the outcome. -
firefly38:
Wa firefly u 无事不通 :imcool:friendship:
Any idea Pan Ling Ling's first son posted to which sec sch? he is the same batch as ours. Same kindergarten as my dd.
He got t-score 243 (or about), and he is in HCI now. Previously, he was on HCI's WL via DSA (volleyball). He DSAed for RI but was rejected. He also DSAed for CHS but i am not sure of the outcome. -
Saw the boy last year in United Sq. Was he in Learning Lab? My dd couldn’t recognise him after 6 years.
Chen Xiu Huan’s daughter is in sec 2 right? is she still in Nanyang? -
friendship:
Thought her dd was in Sec 3 RGS? Friendship, you can ask your dd to look out for her.Saw the boy last year in United Sq. Was he in Learning Lab? My dd couldn't recognise him after 6 years.
Chen Xiu Huan's daughter is in sec 2 right? is she still in Nanyang?
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