Nanyang Primary

[superksmum]

8228:

Could we use the prelim t-score to predict the actual t-score? If yes, +- how many points?

It is difficult to predict the actual t-score as we have no idea how easy or difficult is the paper. However, Mrs Lee did mentioned that the norm is about 10 to 15 points above the school t-score in the briefing.

[verykiasu2010]

8228:

verykiasu2010:

the audi Q7 driver wanted to mow down the traffic warden in the middle of the road and she was against the traffic direction at that hour


more people were watching, not captured in the pic

nearby resident or mother of Nanyang student?

the Q7 driver ? angmo resident

the audience ? NYPS parents / drivers

[8228]

verykiasu2010:

8228:

[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]the audi Q7 driver wanted to mow down the traffic warden in the middle of the road and she was against the traffic direction at that hour


more people were watching, not captured in the pic

nearby resident or mother of Nanyang student?

the Q7 driver ? angmo resident

the audience ? NYPS parents / drivers[/quote]and the director - verykiasu2010 ? :evil:

[hamster]

Hi


Is it true that Nanyang is compulsory to take the GEP tests in P3?

I thought the MOE stated is not compulsory. I want to opt out my DD to take the test next year.

[verykiasu2010]

hamster:

Hi


Is it true that Nanyang is compulsory to take the GEP tests in P3?

I thought the MOE stated is not compulsory. I want to opt out my DD to take the test next year.

long time ago was 'opt in' for the test

from recent years onward, it has been 'opt out', cannot have 漏网之鱼

[hamster]

verykiasu2010:

hamster:

Hi


Is it true that Nanyang is compulsory to take the GEP tests in P3?

I thought the MOE stated is not compulsory. I want to opt out my DD to take the test next year.

long time ago was 'opt in' for the test

from recent years onward, it has been 'opt out', cannot have 漏网之鱼

Thanks for the information. I just to re-confirm that I can opt out my girl to take the GEP test in P3 next year? Phew! Grad to know I can opt out for this test. I don't like to stress up my girl to take this test. I feel if the child is good she/he can perform well in school regardless the child in GEP or not.

I was surprised to learn from other parents with older kids that is compsulory to take the GEP test as the school will use this test to stream the child to which clasS in P4. If that the case will be quite unfair to the late bloomer.

[hamster]

Sorry what is the meaning of cannot have 漏网之鱼? My Chinese not so good! Thanks!

[verykiasu2010]

hamster:

Sorry what is the meaning of cannot have 漏网之鱼? My Chinese not so good! Thanks!

they try not to miss any one out by getting everyone to do the test

last time some never opt in was like not caught in the GEP net

the GEP screening test is stress free, nothing to prepare, be natural

if you in, good; if not, no loss...NYPS has good curriculum and system and process, just work hard

[hamster]

verykiasu2010:

hamster:

Sorry what is the meaning of cannot have 漏网之鱼? My Chinese not so good! Thanks!

they try not to miss any one out by getting everyone to do the test

last time some never opt in was like not caught in the GEP net

the GEP screening test is stress free, nothing to prepare, be natural

if you in, good; if not, no loss...NYPS has good curriculum and system and process, just work hard

Thanks again, She is quite weak in English language, good in math and chinese. I know this GEP have to take this 2 subjects.
So I do not want to stress her up, eventhough the test is stress free. I did asked her if she want to try she said not prefer to take up the test unless I force her to take up or is compsulory. Well she already in the good school, she is doing well in class, only need to buck up her English language that pull her overall marks down.

Since Nanyang can opt for this test. I respect her decision to opt out for the GEP test.

[Atan]

hamster:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"hamster\"]Hi


Is it true that Nanyang is compulsory to take the GEP tests in P3?

I thought the MOE stated is not compulsory. I want to opt out my DD to take the test next year.

long time ago was 'opt in' for the test

from recent years onward, it has been 'opt out', cannot have 漏网之鱼

Thanks for the information. I just to re-confirm that I can opt out my girl to take the GEP test in P3 next year? Phew! Grad to know I can opt out for this test. I don't like to stress up my girl to take this test. I feel if the child is good she/he can perform well in school regardless the child in GEP or not.

I was surprised to learn from other parents with older kids that is compsulory to take the GEP test as the school will use this test to stream the child to which clasS in P4. If that the case will be quite unfair to the late bloomer.[/quote]Of course, one can opt out but I do not know of any child opting out as test is conducted during curriculum time and so parents just let kids try. It seems that some parents have the wrong idea that school stream kids based on GEP test. The test merely stream the GEP kids (top 1.5%) and META kids (1.5-5% based on GEP test). For the latter, sch also gave parents the choice to opt in or out. For mainstream P4 classes, students are streamed based on their P3 results only. I know of a kid who did not make it through the 1st test, but was still streamed into the best High Achiever P4 class this year based on his good results in P3.