Secondary School Selection 2012
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Which are the better schools in the west area? I think my son will score around 200-210 which is a difficult choice.
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Missy00:
Which are the better schools in the west area? I think my son will score around 200-210 which is a difficult choice.
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Missy00:
Which are the better schools in the west area? I think my son will score around 200-210 which is a difficult choice.
Bukit Panjang Govt High School. My niece scored 205 points in her PSLE 2 years ago. She took up this school as normal stream but has improved a lot since then. No offence if you were to consider normal stream as an option, in lieu of 4 years express stream. -
isetan:
I din noe 205 can opt for NA? Thot so long as 200, only got Exp as option.Missy00:
Which are the better schools in the west area? I think my son will score around 200-210 which is a difficult choice.
Bukit Panjang Govt High School. My niece scored 205 points in her PSLE 2 years ago. She took up this school as normal stream but has improved a lot since then. No offence if you were to consider normal stream as an option, in lieu of 4 years express stream. -
she wanted 5 years cos she realised she couldnt cope well in express stream…no sure though how that arrangement was done.
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KoalaMummy:
I prefer Maris Stella as it is SAP school. Maris Stella only has Express whereas the rest have both Express and Normal.How about schools like St Andrew's, St Gabriel, Maris Stella?
Which of these are the better ones? -
I asked as my aunt wanted her son to go NA in St Hildas but his score was 20+ and she said no option to go NA. Told her to go MOE and ask for special provision but I believe she din do that. This was many yrs ago.
Another niece had 19+ last yr and parents opted for NA instead of Exp for her in a gd sec sch in the east. She’s doing very well - top in class and hoping to transfer to Exp next yr but i believe she’ll struggle as her overall % is just slightly more than 70 instead of 80%. I told her NA pace is more suitable for her and so what if she needs 5 yrs instead of 4 yrs to complete her O levels. Age no longer matter when you are in uni, as i realised i have classmates who repeated o or a levels, some are from poly and the guys have to serve 2 yrs in the army… I thot I saw the sparkle in her eyes! -
pecalis:
Yes, if the pace in NA is not so stressful, it will suit her more. Your niece may even do better for her O levels at the end of 5 years. That 1 year is not a big deal actually...study at her pace instead of cramming.
She's doing very well - top in class and hoping to transfer to Exp next yr but i believe she'll struggle as her overall % is just slightly more than 70 instead of 80%. I told her NA pace is more suitable for her and so what if she needs 5 yrs instead of 4 yrs to complete her O levels. Age no longer matter when you are in uni, as i realised i have classmates who repeated o or a levels, some are from poly and the guys have to serve 2 yrs in the army... I thot I saw the sparkle in her eyes! -
Chenonceau:
U re welcome ......
Thanks for sharing...Augmum:
That's right....A and A* ( and other grades) in PSLE is NOT PREFIX, unlike in School exams.
I have posted in this thread and also have enclosed a reply from MOE. Here is the link.
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=14433&p=657905&hilit=Bell+curve+A%2A#p65790
This is a rather common misconception..... -
girls perform better than boys in PSLE
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1231512/1/.html
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