2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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Kiasu101:
My son's school does not rank the classes the tradtional way. They place the top classes in the middle...and label them discreetly as \"high ability\" classes.
Yes, they are call high ability class... but strange arrangement for your DS school to place high ability class in the middle
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kiasimom, your news is always the fastest...keep us posted as soon as you hear anything from your ds ok? :lol:
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MumnDad:
Yes P4 GEP is like honeymoon ... but P5 GEP - SA2 must score above 85% overall for our child to use result to apply DSA. PS: P6 GEP SA1 result also vimportant.
Hi, I suppose you are a GEPer parent??? :lol: -
kiasimom:
yes!vlim:
yap..same to my son.. the 27 of them from his school who qualified to go for the selection tests were all from the top class. :!: and 7 qualified for gep: 5 accepted gep offer and 2 remained in the mainstream

Is your son from a SAP school in P3?
is a mix(boy+girl) school
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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 my kidβs school, there are two top classes. Those make it into gep are all from these two classes.
Some info gathered from my friends for last year (with student selected into gep): Nan Yang-30; RGPS-18;Tao Nan-18; Catholic-7 -
Kiasu101:
kiasimom, your news is always the fastest...keep us posted as soon as you hear anything from your ds ok? :lol:
Okok, I will definitely post here once I hear from DS, rain or shine..cross my heart
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Oops, yes was talking abt the selection test. My son went for the tests and am waiting for the results. Thanks!
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Ya boy...they like to camouflage the top classes but everybody knows which are the top 3. :idea:
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MumnDad:
Yes P4 GEP is like honeymoon ... but P5 GEP - SA2 must score above 85% overall for our child to use result to apply DSA. PS: P6 GEP SA1 result also vimportant.
ya....
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[quote]yes!
is a mix(boy+girl) school[/quote]
So there is some truth that SAP school has more students going to the selecction test
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