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    Appeal to be bottom VS stay w sch within Mean score

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      33mama
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      Dear Parents,


      I am interested to find out if you would prefer (after PSLE, your child is allocated to a school- which is 1 of the 6 choices) :
      1) stay in the allocated school which your child's PSLE results is the mean of the school 😂 OR
      2) appeal ( and if successful :imcool: ) to a school with cutoff +5 points above your child's PSLE results.

      Basically, I would like to find out the pros and cons of each and especially parents who had done so, can the child cope. 🤷

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        kaka
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        Consider child character:

        If the child is the cheong type … give him some stretch. Option 2
        If the child gets demotivated by being in bottom of class … Option 1.

        Consider other aspects: travelling time, culture of school etc

        In a nutshell, child chances of being happy in the school should be the priority

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          33mama
          last edited by

          after my son is in 2nd yr of sec… for him i deduce Option 1 is better… cos he looks the cheong type but when he is at bottom he lose steam… haiz…

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