2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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The greatest love we can give to our kid is to be rational and chose the path that suit them most, be it to GEP or to top IP school - recognise and accept their potential, never to overstretch.
More than 50% of the GEP becomes just another student by A-level (last year I think there are about 1000 students with all As in A-level). I always wonder if it is worthwhile for those GEPers to go through the extras especially if they find it hard to cope with the programme.
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I agree too as my kid also said the science paper very hard. Btw, what is your kid’s science score? My kid only got 83.5 marks.[/quote]
Hey, another GEPer parent in addition to vlim and bing_he
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tracy2009:
89.5vlim:
... this yr Science sa2 is hard and this is the first science paper that my son said very harrrrd ...
I agree too as my kid also said the science paper very hard. Btw, what is your kid’s science score? My kid only got 83.5 marks.
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Is it true that most of the kids who got admitted to GEP are those who top their classes in Pr 1 and 2?
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[quote]89.5 :D[/quote]
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kiasimom:
:congrats: :congrats:
thank you thank you :thankyou: -
Kiasu101:
Is it true that most of the kids who got admitted to GEP are those who top their classes in Pr 1 and 2?
For that you can check with vlim. She should be able to answer you based on her experience
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Hi vlim, please enlighten us…thanks!
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kiasimom:
emm.. for my ds school.. the top class starts from p3.. my ds was from the top p3 class. The other 6 kids that were qualified for gep also from his class... but I am not too sure about other school... maybe other moms can let u know more...Kiasu101:
Is it true that most of the kids who got admitted to GEP are those who top their classes in Pr 1 and 2?
For that you can check with vlim. She should be able to answer you based on her experience
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Although my DS is not in GEP (yet???), those who made it for the selection test are from his class. They are from the top class in P3.
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