Dunman High School (Junior High)
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Fat Mama:
Ya, half of the capacity is reserved for DSA , and the other half for S1 postings.
I heard from classmate's mother that DHS is a govt school so limited DSA academics vacancies unlike NYGH is independent school which they can decide to award how many DSA vacancies.
Not sure if it is true.
My speculation is that ....could it be more vacancies are allocated for sports, PA rather than academics,
thus more stringent via academics ? :scratchhead: -
Apricot:
Hi Augmum,
Thanks for yr pm ... have also responded to u ...just as long.
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Augmum:
thanks for yr sharing.... Applications to both schs also based on academics ?[/quote]Not so sure. definitely not CCA.
I also observed the same thing and find it puzzling too! I was expecting one of dd's classmate, who was shortlisted for NYGH to go DHS with her on Sat, but was surprised she was not shortlisted by DHS.whitety:
[quote=\"Fat Mama\"]Hi Augmum,
Yes, I hv a dd in P6 and she applied DSA via academics. She is very keen to join the DHS family but she still went to NYGH interview for the experience.
Some of her classmates like her applied both to DHS and NYGH were shortlisted for NYGH but not for DHS despite using the same GAT test results. Quite puzzling. -
Augmum:
Or more vacancies were set aside for PRC/Asean scholars, thus leaving a smaller capacity for DSA & S1 posting? Just a speculation. :siam:
Ya, half of the capacity is reserved for DSA , and the other half for S1 postings.Fat Mama:
I heard from classmate's mother that DHS is a govt school so limited DSA academics vacancies unlike NYGH is independent school which they can decide to award how many DSA vacancies.
Not sure if it is true.
My speculation is that ....could it be more vacancies are allocated for sports, PA rather than academics,
thus more stringent via academics ? :scratchhead: -
Augmum:
Hi Augmum,
Hi FatmamaFat Mama:
Hi Augmum,
Yes, I hv a dd in P6 and she applied DSA via academics. She is very keen to join the DHS family but she still went to NYGH interview for the experience.
Some of her classmates like her applied both to DHS and NYGH were shortlisted for NYGH but not for DHS despite using the same GAT test results. Quite puzzling.
A question came to my mind.....
So if yr gal is offered CO from both NYGH N DHS, which will she choose ??Same as her kor kor?
What if , ( if lah) NYGH accepted her and not DHS,
will she accept the CO ? Or will she wanna to wait for her PSLE results for S1 posting ?
DD is very sure she wants to go to DHS.
If NYGH CO, DHS WL then we will appeal for CO. If cant get then PSLE results lor. We are quite confident she will make it to DHS with PSLE results if nothing goes wrong. :xedfingers: -
Augmum:
thanks for yr sharing.... Applications to both schs also based on academics ?[/quote]DD's classmates applied to both under academics.
I also observed the same thing and find it puzzling too! I was expecting one of dd's classmate, who was shortlisted for NYGH to go DHS with her on Sat, but was surprised she was not shortlisted by DHS.whitety:
[quote=\"Fat Mama\"]Hi Augmum,
Yes, I hv a dd in P6 and she applied DSA via academics. She is very keen to join the DHS family but she still went to NYGH interview for the experience.
Some of her classmates like her applied both to DHS and NYGH were shortlisted for NYGH but not for DHS despite using the same GAT test results. Quite puzzling. -
Fat Mama:
Hi Augmum,
Hi FatmamaAugmum:
[quote=\"Fat Mama\"]Hi Augmum,
Yes, I hv a dd in P6 and she applied DSA via academics. She is very keen to join the DHS family but she still went to NYGH interview for the experience.
Some of her classmates like her applied both to DHS and NYGH were shortlisted for NYGH but not for DHS despite using the same GAT test results. Quite puzzling.
A question came to my mind.....
So if yr gal is offered CO from both NYGH N DHS, which will she choose ??Same as her kor kor?
What if , ( if lah) NYGH accepted her and not DHS,
will she accept the CO ? Or will she wanna to wait for her PSLE results for S1 posting ?
DD is very sure she wants to go to DHS.
If NYGH CO, DHS WL then we will appeal for CO. If cant get then PSLE results lor. We are quite confident she will make it to DHS with PSLE results if nothing goes wrong. :xedfingers:[/quote]Great to hear that yr DD is sure of what she wants.......
U're right, if unsuccessful via dsa, think she shd be as bright as her kor kor,
be able to make it with her psle results, not too worry..... -
Fat Mama:
oic.....thanks
DD's classmates applied to both under academics.Augmum:
thanks for yr sharing.... Applications to both schs also based on academics ? -
cascada:
Or more vacancies were set aside for PRC/Asean scholars, thus leaving a smaller capacity for DSA & S1 posting? Just a speculation. :siam:[/quote]PRC scholars join in yr 3 not yr 1.
Ya, half of the capacity is reserved for DSA , and the other half for S1 postings.Augmum:
[quote=\"Fat Mama\"]
I heard from classmate's mother that DHS is a govt school so limited DSA academics vacancies unlike NYGH is independent school which they can decide to award how many DSA vacancies.
Not sure if it is true.
My speculation is that ....could it be more vacancies are allocated for sports, PA rather than academics,
thus more stringent via academics ? :scratchhead: -
Hi!
I am a student from Dunman High and I just want to add on that I am very proud to be a student of Dunman High and the teachers in my school are very dedicated to what they are doing and when I was underperforming last year, my teachers gave me additional consultation (they still do when you ask
) and my grades improved!
I am really heartened by the fact that your daughter wants to come to dunman high! Dunman High emphasises strongly on moral values and has given me (and still giving) a very fulfilling education despite the studies being a little stressful
Hope that she gets in and if she doesn't, she can always appeal if her score is comparatively close to the cut-off
All the best for her in her psle and her admission into DHS! I look forward to seeing her around as my junior next year!!
Cheers,
A proud Dunmanian
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