Nanyang Primary

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inotks:

VooVoo:

It seems that a Math test was administered to the P1s today...anyone know about this?

Was it for the whole level? Hmm... will ask my ds tomorrow.

My ds said there was no test in his class.

[Pool999]

Hi, may i find out from the GEP P5 parents this year, what are the science topics that your school has covered till to-date? :thankyou:

[pancake77]

Dear all mummies and daddies of NYPS,


I was informed that the interview is conducted in the library. May I know where the library is? :scratchhead:

And for those who attended the interview, may I know what questions do they ask?

Any pitfalls I need to avoid during the interview?

Thanks in advance. I hope I pass the interview and join you guys here :xedfingers:

[mummy of 3]

pancake77:

Dear all mummies and daddies of NYPS,


I was informed that the interview is conducted in the library. May I know where the library is? :scratchhead:

And for those who attended the interview, may I know what questions do they ask?

Any pitfalls I need to avoid during the interview?

Thanks in advance. I hope I pass the interview and join you guys here :xedfingers:

:boogie: Gd luck :boogie:
:rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

[Busymom]

Does any parent have good feedback on the NYPS Chinese Basic Idioms Literacy Course for P2 students? Wonder if it is advisable to continue with the remaining 14 classes on our own after the first 6 sessions provided by the school?

[hamster]

Dear Parents


Class Promotion: P2 to P3

Can advise me how the school actually selects the students in so called fast track learners’ class.

Pupils are ranked by overall average score of 3 subjects - Do the school select students based on Top 5 achievers or more than best 5? During the meet the parent session, there was this ppt stated approx 40 pupils per class.

Band 4 classes of similar profile of fast track learners. – 85 to 95 marks score for each subjects, is it good enough to be in the fast track class?

Would appreciate if you could share the experience of your kids in such classes.

thankyou:

[BigDevil]

It’s more than the Top 5.


If only the top 5, that’s 13 x 5 = 65 students only.
But there are 4 HA classes, so about 160 students.

According to Mrs Lee, the school will select the top 160 students
and mix them up in the 4 classes. She said that over the 2 years,
the teachers would have observed who the children can’t get along
with, and they will avoid putting those 2 children in the same class.
Other than that, they will also take boy-girl ratio into consideration
to ensure a good mix. So it’s not simply 1-40 in first class, 41-80 in
second class and so on.

[verykiasu2010]

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[kiasuest2]

verykiasu2010:

BigDevil:

It's more than the Top 5.


If only the top 5, that's 13 x 5 = 65 students only.
But there are 4 HA classes, so about 160 students.

According to Mrs Lee, the school will select the top 160 students
and mix them up in the 4 classes. She said that over the 2 years,
the teachers would have observed who the children can't get along
with, and they will avoid putting those 2 children in the same class.
Other than that, they will also take boy-girl ratio into consideration
to ensure a good mix. So it's not simply 1-40 in first class, 41-80 in
second class and so on.

must say that they are very very accurate in streaming (from experience)

IMHO, streaming has never been and will never be an EXACT science. I would go so far to say that from experience, the powers that be would probably be 90-95% correct. There will be some they may miss out and there will be probably be a few they selected who may not be \"high achievers\".

From past experience, I know of a couple of \"dropouts\" from the GEP classes for example. But yes, generally the selection is pretty accurate.

[VooVoo]

Pardon my ignorance, is there any difference between HA and non-HA classes? i.e. the usefulness of streaming at P2 to P3 classes…