2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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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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BobDog:
Oops, yes was talking abt the selection test. My son went for the tests and am waiting for the results. Thanks!
Ok, let's hold hands and countdown to Friday..TGIF!!
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kiasimom:
So there is some truth that SAP school has more students going to the selecction test

emmm....not really.. but school that hold gep classes yessssssss... -
Kiasu101:
Ya boy...they like to camouflage the top classes but everybody knows which are the top 3. :idea:
Unusual school :? -
[quote]emmm....not really.. but school that hold gep classes yessssssss...[/quote]
Maybe they have an edge that they know the syllabus :? -
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.
Thanks for sharing... i think it will be quite hard especially when the ss is counted into the overall marks, ss is my child's weakest subject :stupid: -
kiasimom:
[quote]emmm....not really.. but school that hold gep classes yessssssss...
Maybe they have an edge that they know the syllabus :?[/quote]basically all the gep holding schools are good schools so many parents who are gun chiong of their kids study would try to get their kids in in p1 and mostly these kids are more 'well prepared' academically all the while..... -
I agree as I have seen their past year exam papers. They are faster and more advanced in their syllabus as compared to neighbourhood schools.
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