PSLE 2009 Top Student Predictions

[Tri-mum]

Hi KSP and buds, thanks for your support ya :grphug:


Oh buds, my first 50KPs points. You've made my day, I'm so touch

[buds]

Tri-mum:

Hi KSP and buds, thanks for your support ya :grphug:


Oh buds, my first 50KPs points. You've made my day, I'm so touch

You're welcome dahling!

Come join us at the auctions, okie!

Glad to have made someone's day...

I'll add in Yew Tee Primary School up there too,
and you guys can cast your votes. :celebrate:
Go neighbourhood!

[Tri-mum]

actually not quite sure how to use my KPs points at the auction :? Will read up Chief's link and try to join in the auction tonite.

[csc]

caroline3sg:

[quote]Jamie Foo did the school proud last year!

She is China national.[/quote]She is a true-blue Singaporean. :rahrah:

[buds]

Tri-mum:

actually not quite sure how to use my KPs points at the auction :? Will read up Chief's link and try to join in the auction tonite.

You dun hafta physically use it dear.
Just online bidding style. If you win it,
then your KPs will be deducted by the
Penguine. But you can only bid with what
you have. My tip is, be kiasu. Come early
and make your first lowest bid before the
rest of the auction pros come in to make
a first valid bid, so you can earn 50KPs
for making a valid bid award. No minimum.

[buds]

caroline3sg:

[quote]Jamie Foo did the school proud last year!

She is China national.[/quote]How do you know this?

[caroline3sg]

Maybe I got it wrong.


Outside Yew Tee Pri Sch, there is a banner. Now I recall her name is Ho Qian Yi who scored 270 (not 284) & moved on to S1 in RGSS this yr. Ho & Foo sound very near.

Her sis transferred to RGPS GEP beg this yr. And she is getting her award at tmr’s speech day. They are China national.

[Tri-mum]

Found this information.


Jamie Foo is Singaporean - her parents are both civil servant in Defence Ministry.

The other girl Xinyi (14th best) was fm Elias Park, she is from Dalian.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_305030.html

[buds]

:udawoman: Tri-mum!

[Pita]

//Moderator's note: Most creative/useful prediction Award


My vote goes to Nanyang Primary.

Reasons:

Son is with Nanyang, P4 GEP.

Nanyang doesn't train the kids for GEP. We have a host of enrichment centres here conducting extra lessons after school, anybody and everybody can join so long as you pay, Lorna Whinston, Han Language etc, etc

P1 to P3 - no stress at all, and not much homework. Friend's girl from Nanhua had \"mo-xie\" in paragraphs, my son only had not more than 4 sentences each time. I was the one that panicked.

My son cried because he didn't achieve his goal for Math CA2 (his fav subject), his math teacher consoled him and called us twice to reassure us that he is a good student, just a little careless. FYI my son is just an average student, not a top scorer.

A friend's girl who just sat for PSLE this year recounted how caring her teachers were before the exams. They were told to relax, not just in words, the teachers brought them to fast food outlets, science centre to de-stress; played games with them; motivated them. Ironically, the stress came from TLL, her TLL teacher told her based on her performance she should target 280+ !! None of the teachers told her that from NYPS.

Mdm Heng was the only principal who stood up and bowed to the audience last year during the GEP parents talk, the audience appreciated and applauded her for that. She practices what she preaches.

Disclaimer:
I am not a parent volunteer, I am not a teacher of the school, I am not a relative of Mdm Heng.