2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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vlim:
what is esp? :idea:
Extra Sensory Perception. -
watmekiasu:
Then it is ESP leh, not GEP. :rotflmao:
Ya, what is ESP huh??? :? -
kiasimom:
So did your nephew go for the selection test?
aiyoyo.. rosicky don't even know whether his nephew went for the screening how he know whether his nephew go for selection test or not........heeeeee :lol: -
watmekiasu:
Extra Sensory Perception.
wa chimmmmm... this is a gep question :idea: -
vlim:
mebbe Rosicky also has ESP. :lol:
aiyoyo.. rosicky don't even know whether his nephew went for the screening how he know whether his nephew go for selection test or not........heeeeee :lol: -
vlim:
wa chimmmmm... this is a gep question :idea:
Wow, if this one is a GEP question, then I sure fail :stupid: -
kiasimom:
Wow, if this one is a GEP question, then I sure fail :stupid:
OMG, you moms are killing me. :rotflmao: -
watmekiasu:
OMG, you moms are killing me. :rotflmao:
heehee, do you want to pool in for oxygen mask?? :laugh: -
[quote]They will give out the consent form to all P3 students few months prior to the screening test to invite your child to take the test.
So from there, they will tabulate the number of students taking the test.
I believe all P3 are invited for the screening test, irregardless if the child is in a neighbourhood school or SAP school.
Any other views?[/quote]According to to an aunt who is a primary school teacher, all P3 students, regardless of elite or non-elite schools, are invited to sit for the 1st round GEP screening test. My daughter, neither from elite school nor top 4 classes in her school, was allowed to take the test. So, I believe all P3 students are given this opportunity. -
Yes, all P3 students are given the opportunity to take this test, regardless of elite or non-elite schools. In fact, according to last year’s statistics, 500 students were selected from 117 schools out of 177 primary schools in Singapore.
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