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      CayennePepper
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      Kissgurami:
      CayennePepper:



      Hahahaha, ask her why she wants to be first in class lah :evil:

      she said \" for you to be proud of me and to learn more things and learn faster\"

      Still happy with her ans :rotflmao:

      I am impressed! šŸ˜„ Nicely said!
      My dd went: huh? what's good about number one? :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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        CayennePepper
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        Mawar:


        Hearsay is they have internal ranking but that is classified info. Since there is 'no exams', there is no ranking in report books. But likely No 1 kid to Class 1, No 2 kid to Class 2 ... and back to Class 1. This is just a calculated guess. Also kids who require more attention ie behavioral or academic will be spread out evenly. In each class the stronger kids will buddy the weaker ones.
        Like the buddying part šŸ™‚
        Kaypoh a bit- is your dd in a girls' sch?

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          CayennePepper
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          mummy of 3:
          DD1's school will stream in their P2 result & P4 result to resuffle them in P3 & P5 classes...

          They will remain in the same class for P1 & P2, P3 & P4 and P5 & P6...
          So p2 and p4 is the time to chiong... :evil:

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            SAHM_TAN
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            CayennePepper:
            SAHM_TAN:


            It's the thrill mah. :evil: I'm a thrill seeking mama :rotflmao:

            And I like to be slapped left and right in other threads... also very thrilling! :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

            Yes it is šŸ˜‰ It keeps the brain working :evil:

            That thread is moving too fast for me liao.

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              SAHM_TAN
              last edited by

              Kissgurami:
              CayennePepper:



              Hahahaha, ask her why she wants to be first in class lah :evil:

              she said \" for you to be proud of me and to learn more things and learn faster\"

              Still happy with her ans :rotflmao:

              Very motivated child. Set up a play date with my dd1 leh. :evil: :rotflmao:

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                SAHM_TAN
                last edited by

                CayennePepper:
                mummy of 3:

                DD1's school will stream in their P2 result & P4 result to resuffle them in P3 & P5 classes...

                They will remain in the same class for P1 & P2, P3 & P4 and P5 & P6...

                So p2 and p4 is the time to chiong... :evil:

                You left out P6

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                  Mawar
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                  CayennePepper:
                  Mawar:



                  Hearsay is they have internal ranking but that is classified info. Since there is 'no exams', there is no ranking in report books. But likely No 1 kid to Class 1, No 2 kid to Class 2 ... and back to Class 1. This is just a calculated guess. Also kids who require more attention ie behavioral or academic will be spread out evenly. In each class the stronger kids will buddy the weaker ones.

                  Like the buddying part šŸ™‚
                  Kaypoh a bit- is your dd in a girls' sch?

                  In a neighbourhood school.

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                    SAHM_TAN
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                    Mawar:
                    CayennePepper:

                    [quote=\"Mawar\"]

                    Hearsay is they have internal ranking but that is classified info. Since there is 'no exams', there is no ranking in report books. But likely No 1 kid to Class 1, No 2 kid to Class 2 ... and back to Class 1. This is just a calculated guess. Also kids who require more attention ie behavioral or academic will be spread out evenly. In each class the stronger kids will buddy the weaker ones.

                    Like the buddying part šŸ™‚
                    Kaypoh a bit- is your dd in a girls' sch?

                    In a neighbourhood school.[/quote]If co-ed, then buddy system is girl-girl, boy-boy or mixed?

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                      Mawar
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                      At P1 level, most of the stronger kids are girls. This is what the FT shared. But at the end of P2, the gender equation balances out.


                      The buddy system during orientation is gal-gal and boy-boy. In class, they encourage gal-boy. At the beginning of each term, they might change buddies. At least this is what I observed.

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                        CayennePepper
                        last edited by

                        Mawar:
                        At P1 level, most of the stronger kids are girls. This is what the FT shared. But at the end of P2, the gender equation balances out.
                        I also observe this. Maybe girls are generally more conscientious and hardworking hmmm.

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