Raffles Girls' Primary
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phtthp:
phtthp, actually after some thoughts i feel in order to have an apple to apple comparsion a GEP school should be benchmarked with other GEP schools. With all the cream of the crop already filtered and re-distributed to the 9 GEP schools, i think it would make more sense to see where the school is among the 9 schools in the same league. Do u know why the school is not doing that?KSP, just pm you detailed breakdown results.
MGS fought us head on!
mean score from MGS was 235.3 (mainstream + their own unique in-house GEP called \"Sophia Blackmore\" class)
mean score from RGPS was 235.6 (mainstream + GEP from MOE combined)
for Chinese quality pass (number of A*), both schools scored > 90%. Applaud!
for 4 subjects, both schools beat other SAP schools + other GEP centres.
41.3 % scored 250 and above, from rgps.
I think the students in MGS who were selected for GEP would have xfer to the GEP schools and the \"Sophia Blackmore\" class is like the E/F in RGPS for the high-ablility. -
Do parents usually send their ddβs for the UNSW tests every year? Mine did them last year in p4. Wondering whether to send her for the tests again this year.
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aqeqiq:
Do parents usually send their dd's for the UNSW tests every year? Mine did them last year in p4. Wondering whether to send her for the tests again this year.
Yes, aqeqiq.
And remember to submit copies of the certs during DSA application. -
MummySTay:
Haha. Cheeky. Nice to hear from you again :imanisland:aqeqiq:
Do parents usually send their dd's for the UNSW tests every year? Mine did them last year in p4. Wondering whether to send her for the tests again this year.
Yes, aqeqiq.
And remember to submit copies of the certs during DSA application. -
aqeqiq:
Haha. Cheeky. Nice to hear from you again :imanisland:[/quote] :hugs: Good to \"see\" you too! :hugs:MummySTay:
[quote=\"aqeqiq\"]Do parents usually send their dd's for the UNSW tests every year? Mine did them last year in p4. Wondering whether to send her for the tests again this year.
Yes, aqeqiq.
And remember to submit copies of the certs during DSA application. -
aqeqiq:
Do parents usually send their dd's for the UNSW tests every year? Mine did them last year in p4. Wondering whether to send her for the tests again this year.
Just send. There's no need to prepare for the tests and if they get high distinction it looks good on their portfolio.
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jtoh:
True. Nothing to lose and everything to gain. Sounds like a good dealaqeqiq:
Do parents usually send their dd's for the UNSW tests every year? Mine did them last year in p4. Wondering whether to send her for the tests again this year.
Just send. There's no need to prepare for the tests and if they get high distinction it looks good on their portfolio.
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Hi Phttp
Can you kindly pm me the principal's email as well?
Thank you.phtthp:
hi Funz,
just pm you our Principal personal email.
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hi gigima,
that link given by rivervalley -
after you copy out 2011 COP data into an excel spreadsheet and sort in descending order, you
be able to know which Sec schools fall under 235, which are above 235.
may also refer (slide number 5, 6, 11) 2010 batch Sec 1 posting, with schools' COP and school banding:-
http://www.rgps.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/u1762/Briefing/Briefing%20for%20P6%20parents%20P6_Breifing.pdf
(2011 Sec 1 posting details not out yet)
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=4408&start=3400 -
I sometimes bring my youngest into rgps female toilet near the gate while waiting for my number 3. And I noticed that the flow of the tap water is made so tiny that it take me a long while to wash my hands thouroughly. I know the school wants to inculcate the habit of water saving , but , that kind of flow, who would have patience to wash their hands properly (that is, following the Singapore Ok way, introduce during the SARS period?).
i saw one of the upper primary girl basically just wet and go. I wonder which is more important ? To wash hand properly or to save water ? -
lizzie, just pm
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