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    [Novena] Primary Schools

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • Z Offline
      Zeng
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      cindycsm:
      Hmm I thought all schools have this Learning Support Prog to help weak students? Dun think any sch will kick a student for some unreasonable reason.

      Agree. But for those with actual learning disability, esp the milder ones, depending on resources, different schs may have diffferent ability to support such students. For relatively common problems like dyslexias, sch teachers may not even recognise them.

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      • J Offline
        jtoh
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        sglady:
        The school will never ask the students to leave but it's the pressure the parents receive from the school; the parents can take them no longer and thus transfer their kids out.


        Daughter of my good friend was in a very popular girl school but was transferred out coz my friend and her hubby couldn't stand receiving calls from school almost daily. Her daughter is just an average student scoring 70-80 for most of the subjects.
        70-80 is pretty good, no? I don't think teachers will call up the parents daily if a child is scoring those kind of marks. If the child was failing then there may be cause for concern. Of if the child had behavioral issues.

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        • M Offline
          MR06
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          The school will never ask the students to leave but it's the pressure the parents receive from the school; the parents can take them no longer and thus transfer their kids out.


          Daughter of my good friend was in a very popular girl school but was transferred out coz my friend and her hubby couldn't stand receiving calls from school almost daily. Her daughter is just an average student scoring 70-80 for most of the subjects.

          sglady:
          verykiasu2010:

          almost daily calls for scoring 70 -80 ? seriously you are joking or your good friend is not telling the complete truth or just a cover for something else ?

          I don't believe what you post. please name the school. SCGS ? RGPS ? MGS ? St Nick ?

          Hmm, chill off. No hard feelings.

          You can choose not to believe it and this is just a hearsay from my friend which may not be true. And maybe my friend feels very paiseh when the teacher is so concerned about her daughter wanting my friend to do something about the grades.

          And I believe every school is different and so are the teachers when approaching weaker students.

          You posted this under Novena Primary Schools thread. There is only 1 girls' school here. Hope you are not alluding to SCGS, her focus is on holistic education and is one of the least competitive girls' school.

          What I often hear however is, the school will try to take back their primary school girls who did not make the cut in PSLE by 1 or 2 point when a vacancy arises.

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          • S Offline
            sglady
            last edited by

            No worries. It’s not SCGS.


            It’s RGPS. Like i’ve mentioned it’s just a hearsay or maybe my friend doesn’t really relate the full details to me. I believe every teacher’s approach to each individual child is different too.

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            • M Offline
              mummy of 3
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              My cousin study in RGPS and her grades are below average and her PSLE get less than 180 but she was not out of the school. Btw her classmate also the same... Maybe its the parents who cant take the stress ba :roll:

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                phtthp
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                2011

                How is SCGS academic standing today (compared with “All Girls” School) ?

                ================================================================================================

                ilovemymm:
                wondering anyone knows the 2011 psle results ranking of all the chij primary schools?

                any comment of CHIJ OLN ? heard that the current principal is good. How about the students there?
                lack Haig Girls, CHIJ Kellock, CHIJ OLGC (Our Lady of Good Counsel), CHIJ St Nicholas data (offer Integrated Programme, 2013 Sec 1). anyone has ?

                2011 PSLE Quality Pass (All Girls’ School)
                hoskins8h:

                English Maths Science Chinese

                MGS\t(Bukit Timah) 91.2%\t75.4%\t83.3%\t94.2%
                RGPS \t85.3%\t74.2%\t73.5%\t91.5%
                i)\tSCGS 91.2 % 68.6 % 82 % 89.3 %

                ii)
                CHIJ Toa Payoh 73.8 % 53.2 % 63.6 % 85.6 %
                http://www.chijpritoapayoh.moe.edu.sg/NWeb/achievements.html

                iii)
                Paya Lebar Methodist 72 % 63.1 % 62.9 % 92.8 %
                http://www.payalebarmethodistgirlspri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=47794

                iv)
                CHIJ Katong Convent 70.5 % 41.6 % 45.1 % 79.2 %
                http://chijkcp.moe.edu.sg/parent-portal-news/main-post/sexuality-education-programme-2011/

                v)
                CHIJ OLQP (Our Lady Queen of Peace) 61.2 % 47.5 % 56.3 % 83.3 %
                http://www.chijourladyqueenofpeace.moe.edu.sg/images/stories/2012update/psleresults2011.pdf

                vi)
                CHIJ OLN (Our Lady of the Nativity) 59.4 % 34.1 % 41.5 % 81.9 %
                http://www.chijourladyofthenativity.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1100126

                vii)
                Marymount Convent 69.6 % 46.2 % 55.5 % 80 %
                http://www.marymountconvent.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1130876

                viii)
                St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 60.9 % 52.7 % 51.2 % 81.1 %
                http://sacps.moe.edu.sg/achieve_2011.htm

                ix)
                St Margaret Anglican 54.6 % 35.6 % 49.8 % 74.6 %

                x)
                Cannosa Convent 46.9 % 43.7 % 50.4 % 81.3 %
                http://www.canossaconventpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=55624

                a)
                Chinese

                MGS (Bukit Timah) 94.2 %

                Paya Lebar Methodist 92.8 %


                RGPS 91.5 %

                SCGS 89.3 %


                CHIJ Toa Payoh 85.6 %

                CHIJ OLQP (Our Lady Queen of Peace) 83.3%


                CHIJ OLN (Our Lady of the Nativity) 81.9 %

                Cannosa Convent 81.3 %


                St Anthony Cannosian (Bedok) 81.1 %

                Marymount 80 %


                CHIJ Katong Convent 79.2 %

                St Margaret 74.6 %


                Chinese

                Seems like overall - girls are stronger & excel better in language(s).
                Many Girls’ schools churn out impressive results for Chinese (2011).

                In the lead is MGS (Bukit Timah), followed in 2nd place by Paya Lebar MGS.
                hahaha ! Our Methodist Girls shine in Mandarin ! MGS is Top.


                MGS (94.2 %), Paya Lebar Methodist Girls (92.8 %, wow !)
                Paya Lebar Methodist Girls did exceedingly well (92.8 %) !
                Great job done, PLMGS! Keep it Up !

                Chasing up hot on the heel in 3rd and 4th position are RGPS and SCGS :-
                RGPS (91.5 %), SCGS (89.3 %).

                The CHIJ Convent girls family not only speak good English (general public opinion), but also done well in Chinese. Great job done, CHIJ girls ! Keep it Up !

                CHIJ Toa Payoh (85.6 %)
                CHIJ OLQP - Our Lady Queen of Peace (83.3%)
                CHIJ OLN - Our Lady of the Nativity (81.9 %)

                Other convent girls also done well !
                Cannosa Convent, St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) and Marymount Convent - performed very well (achieved past 80 %).

                Cannosa Convent (81.3 %)
                St Anthony Cannosian (81.1 %)
                Marymount (80 %)

                Next, St Margaret & Katong Convent – also done well for Chinese.
                CHIJ Katong Convent (79.2 %)

                St Margaret - strongest subject lies in … Chinese (for 2011).
                St Margaret (74.6 %)


                b)
                English

                MGS (Bukit Timah) & SCGS both achieved same score: 91.2 %

                RGPS 85.3 %


                CHIJ Toa Payoh 73.8 %

                Paya Lebar Methodist 72 %


                CHIJ Katong Convent 70.5 %

                Marymount Convent 69.6 %


                CHIJ OLQP (Our Lady Queen of Peace) 61.2 %

                St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 60.9 %


                CHIJ OLN (Our Lady of the Nativity) 59.4 %

                St Margaret 54.6%


                Cannosa Convent 46.9 %

                c)
                Mathematics

                MGS (Bukit Timah) 75.4 %

                RGPS 74.2 %


                SCGS 68.6 %

                Paya Lebar Methodist 63.1 %


                CHIJ Toa Payoh 53.2 %

                St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 52.7 %


                CHIJ OLQP (Our Lady Queen of Peace) 47.5 %

                Marymount Convent 46.2 %


                Cannosa Convent 43.7 %

                CHIJ Katong Convent 41.6 %


                St Margaret 35.6%

                CHIJ OLN (Our Lady of the Nativity) 34.1 %

                Mathematics
                following schools weak scoring around 40% to 55% need to improve in Mathematics:-

                CHIJ Toa Payoh (53.2 %)
                St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) (52.7 %)

                CHIJ OLQP - Our Lady Queen of Peace (47.5 %)
                Marymount Convent (46.2 %)
                Cannosa Convent (43.7 %)
                CHIJ Katong Convent (41.6 %)

                St Margaret (35.6%)
                CHIJ OLN - Our Lady of the Nativity (34.1 %)



                d)
                Science

                MGS (Bukit Timah) 83.3 %

                SCGS 82%


                RGPS 73.5 %

                CHIJ Toa Payoh 63.6 %


                Paya Lebar Methodist 62.9 %

                CHIJ OLQP (Our Lady Queen of Peace) 56.3 %


                Marymount Convent 55.5 %

                St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 51.2 %


                Cannosa Convent 50.4%

                St Margaret 49.8 %


                CHIJ Katong Convent 45.1 %

                CHIJ OLN (Our Lady of the Nativity) 41.5 %

                Science

                MGS and SCGS strong in Science.
                MGS (Bukit Timah) (83.3 %), SCGS (82%)

                following schools weak scoring around 40% to 55% need to improve in Science:-

                Marymount Convent (55.5 %)
                St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) (51.2 %)

                Cannosa Convent (50.4%)
                St Margaret (49.8 %)

                CHIJ Katong Convent (45.1 %)
                CHIJ OLN (Our Lady of the Nativity) (41.5 %)


                co-ed schools :-
                http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=424&start=2560

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                • phtthpP Offline
                  phtthp
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                  Each year when come to Primary 1 Registration due July, parents considering which Backup school under Phase 2C / Phase 2C Supp, often ask (FAQ) :-


                  a)
                  which school better - between Marymount Convent (Catholic) or St Margaret (Anglican) ?

                  based on 2011 psle results ….

                  Marymount Convent 69.6 % 46.2 % 55.5 % 80 %
                  http://www.marymountconvent.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1130876

                  St Margaret Anglican 54.6 % 35.6 % 49.8 % 74.6 %

                  b)
                  compare Cannosa Convent primary (often still got vacancies remaining in Phase 2C Supplementary) with St Anthony Cannosian (Bedok) ?

                  St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 60.9 % 52.7 % 51.2 % 81.1 %
                  http://sacps.moe.edu.sg/achieve_2011.htm

                  Cannosa Convent 46.9 % 43.7 % 50.4 % 81.3 %
                  http://www.canossaconventpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=55624

                  ===============================================================================
                  2011 PSLE Quality Passes

                  i)
                  Chinese

                  Cannosa Convent 81.3 %

                  St Anthony Cannosian (Bedok) 81.1 %


                  Marymount 80 %

                  St Margaret 74.6 %

                  Chinese
                  All these schools scored well for Chinese. Keep up good work !

                  Marymount Convent (80 %) scored higher than St Margaret (74. 6%), for Chinese.

                  ii)
                  English

                  Marymount Convent 69.6 %

                  St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 60.9 %


                  St Margaret 54.6%

                  Cannosa Convent 46.9 %


                  English
                  Marymount Convent (69.6 %) scored higher than St Margaret (54. 6%), for English.

                  iii)
                  Mathematics

                  St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 52.7 %

                  Marymount Convent 46.2 %


                  Cannosa Convent 43.7 %

                  St Margaret 35.6%


                  Mathematics
                  All schools need to improve Mathematics.
                  Respective school Principal(s) and HOD (Maths) need to review teaching of their Mathematics curriculum, brainstorm how to improve entire school's Maths.

                  Marymount Convent (46.2 %) performed better than St Margaret (35. 6 %), for Maths.

                  iv)
                  Science

                  Marymount Convent 55.5 %

                  St Anthony Cannosian Convent (Bedok) 51.2 %


                  Cannosa Convent 50.4%

                  St Margaret 49.8 %

                  Science
                  All schools need to improve Science.
                  Respective school Principal(s) and HOD (Science) need to review teaching of their Science curriculum, brainstorm how to improve entire school's Science.

                  Marymount Convent (55.5 %) scored better than St Margaret (49. 8 %), for Science.

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                  • S Offline
                    Smile Smile
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                    Marymount has no affliation to any Secondary school.

                    St Margaret’s has affliation to St Margarets, Secondary which is a consideration for many parents choosing among Marymount, St Margarets and CHIJ Kellocks.

                    Based on the 2011 PSLE cut off to non-affliated schools for 2012 Sec Express, St Margs ranked 22 with PSLE cut off (240 - 249)
                    CHIJ ToaPayoh Ranked 21 (241-248)


                    No\tPSLE cut-off for Non-Affiliated Schools\tType\t2012 Sec1\t2012 Sec1
                    \tSecondary School\t\tExpress\tExpress
                    \t\t\t(Lower)\t(Upper)
                    1\tNANYANG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL\tGIRLS\t262\t277
                    2\tRAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY)\tGIRLS\t261\t283
                    3\tRAFFLES INSTITUTION\tCO-ED\t261\t273
                    4\tHWA CHONG INSTITUTION\tCO-ED\t258\t274
                    5\tNATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE\tCO-ED\t258\t269
                    6\tDUNMAN HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t256\t273
                    7\tRIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t254\t270
                    8\tMETHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) *\tGIRLS\t250\t263
                    9\tCEDAR GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL\tGIRLS\t249\t271
                    10\tCHIJ ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL *\tGIRLS\t249\t268
                    11\tCATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL *\tBOYS\t248\t264
                    12\tSINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS’ SCHOOL *\tGIRLS\t248\t268
                    13\tVICTORIA SCHOOL\tBOYS\t247\t259
                    14\tANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (INDEPENDENT) *\tCO-ED\t247\t267
                    15\tANDERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t245\t264
                    16\tBUKIT PANJANG GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t244\t266
                    17\tANGLICAN HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t243\t262
                    18\tCRESCENT GIRLS’ SCHOOL\tGIRLS\t243\t260
                    19\tNAN HUA HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t243\t269
                    20\tST. JOSEPH’S INSTITUTION *\tBOYS\t242\t270
                    21\tCHIJ SECONDARY (TOA PAYOH) *\tGIRLS\t241\t248
                    22\tST. MARGARET’S SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tGIRLS\t240\t249
                    23\tCHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (MAIN)\tCO-ED\t237\t258
                    24\tCOMMONWEALTH SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t236\t261
                    25\tNAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t236\t262
                    26\tFAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY) *\tCO-ED\t235\t249
                    27\tSWISS COTTAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t235\t263
                    28\tTANJONG KATONG GIRLS’ SCHOOL\tGIRLS\t235\t255
                    29\tXINMIN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t235\t253
                    30\tNGEE ANN SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tCO-ED\t233\t255
                    31\tPAYA LEBAR METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY) *\tGIRLS\t233\t248
                    32\tTANJONG KATONG SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t233\t256
                    33\tCHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (YISHUN)\tCO-ED\t232\t253
                    34\tYISHUN TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t232\t257
                    35\tZHONGHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t232\t259
                    36\tMARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL *\tBOYS\t232\t251
                    37\tST. ANDREW’S SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tBOYS\t231\t245
                    38\tKRANJI SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t230\t248
                    39\tTEMASEK SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t230\t260
                    40\tCLEMENTI TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t229\t247
                    41\tDUNMAN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t229\t257
                    42\tPRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t229\t254
                    43\tFUHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t228\t243
                    44\tST. HILDA’S SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tCO-ED\t228\t241
                    45\tCHIJ ST. JOSEPH’S CONVENT *\tGIRLS\t227\t253
                    46\tRIVERSIDE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t227\t259
                    47\tANG MO KIO SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t226\t245
                    48\tKUO CHUAN PRESBYTERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tCO-ED\t226\t241
                    49\tST. ANTHONY’S CANOSSIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tGIRLS\t226\t239
                    50\tHAI SING CATHOLIC SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t225\t243
                    51\tJURONG SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t225\t250
                    52\tCHIJ KATONG CONVENT *\tGIRLS\t224\t239
                    53\tCHIJ ST. THERESA’S CONVENT *\tGIRLS\t224\t240
                    54\tGAN ENG SENG SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t224\t252
                    55\tBOWEN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t223\t244
                    56\tBUKIT BATOK SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t222\t240
                    57\tEVERGREEN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t222\t248
                    58\tWEST SPRING SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t222\t240
                    59\tPASIR RIS SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t221\t245
                    60\tST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL *\tBOYS\t221\t236
                    61\tHUA YI SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t220\t240
                    62\tMAYFLOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t220\t244
                    63\tHOLY INNOCENTS’ HIGH SCHOOL *\tCO-ED\t219\t233
                    64\tUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t219\t246
                    65\tPASIR RIS CREST SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t218\t233
                    66\tAHMAD IBRAHIM SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t217\t237
                    67\tBEDOK VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t217\t231
                    68\tCHUA CHU KANG SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t217\t233
                    69\tGEYLANG METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY) *\tCO-ED\t217\t239
                    70\tBEATTY SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t216\t244
                    71\tST. GABRIEL’S SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tBOYS\t216\t235
                    72\tCOMPASSVALE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t215\t240
                    73\tWOODLANDS RING SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t215\t242
                    74\tYUAN CHING SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t214\t228
                    75\tBEDOK SOUTH SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t213\t228
                    76\tDEYI SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t213\t233
                    77\tEDGEFIELD SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t212\t243
                    78\tORCHID PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t212\t230
                    79\tQUEENSWAY SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t212\t230
                    80\tZHENGHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t212\t237
                    81\tCORAL SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t210\t251
                    82\tWESTWOOD SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t210\t251
                    83\tWOODGROVE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t210\t238
                    84\tPEIRCE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t209\t232
                    85\tEAST SPRING SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t208\t244
                    86\tYISHUN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t208\t231
                    87\tGREENRIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t207\t221
                    88\tNORTH VISTA SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t207\t237
                    89\tADMIRALTY SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t206\t225
                    90\tDUNEARN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t206\t234
                    91\tMONTFORT SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tBOYS\t206\t224
                    92\tBEDOK GREEN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t205\t247
                    93\tJURONGVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t205\t234
                    94\tBUKIT VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t204\t242
                    95\tTAMPINES SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t204\t227
                    96\tCANBERRA SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t203\t234
                    97\tDAMAI SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t202\t228
                    98\tHOUGANG SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t202\t228
                    99\tNEW TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t202\t230
                    100\tPEI HWA SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t202\t229
                    101\tCHRIST CHURCH SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t201\t229
                    102\tHILLGROVE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t201\t224
                    103\tQUEENSTOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t201\t226
                    104\tJUNYUAN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t200\t228
                    105\tMANJUSRI SECONDARY SCHOOL *\tCO-ED\t200\t232
                    106\tNAVAL BASE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t200\t231
                    107\tSENG KANG SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t196\t230
                    108\tGREENDALE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t195\t230
                    109\tGUANGYANG SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t195\t223
                    110\tGREENVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t193\t224
                    111\tJURONG WEST SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t193\t229
                    112\tKENT RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t190\t226
                    113\tMARSILING SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t190\t224
                    114\tPUNGGOL SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t190\t220
                    115\tSI LING SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t190\t221
                    116\tANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (BARKER ROAD) *\tBOYS\t189\t249
                    117\tBALESTIER HILL SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t189\t247
                    118\tCHESTNUT DRIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t189\t267
                    119\tFIRST TOA PAYOH SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t189\t231
                    120\tREGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t189\t227
                    121\tTECK WHYE SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t189\t227
                    122\tASSUMPTION ENGLISH SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t254
                    123\tBARTLEY SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t249
                    124\tBEDOK NORTH SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t248
                    125\tBEDOK TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t237
                    126\tBENDEMEER SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t231
                    127\tBISHAN PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t236
                    128\tBOON LAY SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t227
                    129\tBROADRICK SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t244
                    130\tBUKIT MERAH SECONDARY SCHOOL\tCO-ED\t188\t246
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                      A good friend of mine, a doctor who works in the A & E Dept, does not tell her patients the percentages of successful or unsuccessful cases for the different types of presentations she encounters in the course of her work; although she knows the studies that have been published with the relevant statistics. She has always argued that what’s the use of knowing the statistics if the patient happens to fall info the unfortunate minority group?

                      Similarly, what is the use of knowing the percentages of quality passes if your child falls into the unfortunate group that does not achieve quality passes? Perhaps for that year, a greater fraction of the students were going for expensive tuition & enrichments, which then translated to a higher percentage of quality passes. Or maybe a really strict teacher, who is then transferred out before your child gets to P6 … or …
                      My point being, please do not look at academic achievements alone. Consider if the school culture is one that your child will enjoy and thrive in.

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                        Laura02:
                        My point being, please do not look at academic achievements alone. Consider if the school culture is one that your child will enjoy and thrive in.

                        Good Post, Laura ! agree with you - parents do not just look at academic grades alone. Some schools thrive on Holistic education. Parents still look at the overall picture.

                        but then, back to reality.
                        Your daughter is in SCGS, so in a way you are blessed.
                        SCGS primary school girls are blessed to enter SCGS Sec O level track - at an affliated COP, 220 (as of today).

                        But hor, don't forget outsiders keen to enter SCGS Sec - even for the same O level track need to meet minimal 25x. How much difference ? 30 over points, between SCGS affliated pupils and outsiders. Now, that's a lot, a lot ! One point is already so hard to achieve, let alone talk about ... 30 over points.

                        so again, back to reality where great competition thrive.... we parents whose children are not so blessed to have a ready, affliated Sec school as a safety net to catch the kids. So, harsh reality circumstances forcing us back to look at .... academic grades. Like it or not, an outsider child must acquire basic minimal 25x, before can consider joining Sec. An outsider child must work very hard, before can score minimal 25x. The facts are before us. If IP, then every child on common ground, equal footing. Because :- no discount given to even affliated SCGS pupils.

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