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    how to prepare for new syllabus primary English exams?

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      kiasu_mum75:
      Thanks so much for sharing!!!

      By the way, anyone has any idea what the new exam format will be like for P3 next year? Please share!! Thanks!!!!
      No change right? New syllabus affects those in P4. But it is definitely more interactive. Daughter will be in P3 next year. Haven't heard anything new.

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        janet_lee88:
        kiasu_mum75:

        Thanks so much for sharing!!!

        By the way, anyone has any idea what the new exam format will be like for P3 next year? Please share!! Thanks!!!!

        No change right? New syllabus affects those in P4. But it is definitely more interactive. Daughter will be in P3 next year. Haven't heard anything new.

        DD will be in P4 next year. Bit worried as there wont be any fixed format to follow.

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          janet_lee88:
          kiasu_mum75:

          Thanks so much for sharing!!!

          By the way, anyone has any idea what the new exam format will be like for P3 next year? Please share!! Thanks!!!!

          No change right? New syllabus affects those in P4. But it is definitely more interactive. Daughter will be in P3 next year. Haven't heard anything new.

          My friend called the school and the school said there's changes in P3 syllabus due to the changes in the upper pri syllabus.. I suggest you check with the school.

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            janet_lee88:
            kiasu_mum75:

            Thanks so much for sharing!!!

            By the way, anyone has any idea what the new exam format will be like for P3 next year? Please share!! Thanks!!!!

            No change right? New syllabus affects those in P4. But it is definitely more interactive. Daughter will be in P3 next year. Haven't heard anything new.

            My friend called the school and the school said there's changes in P3 syllabus due to the changes in the upper pri syllabus.. I suggest you check with the school.

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              how to prep my girl? will the P1 and P2 syllabus change too bcos of the new PSLE 2015?

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                No, the P1 and P2 syllabus stays the same. It’s just that the STELLAR programme has been extended to upper primary.

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                  That’s funny then… cos if they change the PSLE to drastically, how will the current P1 and P2 syllabus help them in P6?

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                    sunnymumsy:
                    That's funny then.. cos if they change the PSLE to drastically, how will the current P1 and P2 syllabus help them in P6?

                    p1 and p2 is honey moon and foundation years. p3 onwards then is prep towards psle. maybe that's why there is no change?

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                      jedamum:
                      sunnymumsy:

                      That's funny then.. cos if they change the PSLE to drastically, how will the current P1 and P2 syllabus help them in P6?


                      p1 and p2 is honey moon and foundation years. p3 onwards then is prep towards psle. maybe that's why there is no change?

                      OIC... thanks for the info!

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                        Actually, it’s because MOE’s plan is to have the STELLAR programme for all six years. They have been introducing it gradually, starting with P1 and moving upwards progressively. So don’t worry that kids won’t be able to catch up. They’re still learning the same things, just in a different way.

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