PSLE 2012 - Results Discussion
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Hi isetan! Thank you for the reply!
i will think about putting SCGS IP as second choice... (hope for more opinions from other people.) can you give a suggestion for schools to put in 5 and 6? Thank you once again! 
-Rain -
beauty queen:
Previously, NUSH required students to score at least A* in both Math and Science and a T-score of 250 (if I remember correctly). I'm not sure if they still have these minimum requirements. I would say your chances of getting in are very slim. But I suppose you could give it a shot as it's a separate application process from S1 Central Posting.Hi ,
My ds got a t-score of 250 with A* in maths and A in science. Is it possiible for him to get into NUS. I know it is very hard to get in. Advice pls.. -
octoberbaby:
For kids doing O-levels, I think to be well-involved in CCA is important, bc it adds to their additional A1/A2 grade for their eventual O-level score!janet_lee88:
i would like to ask a kiasu question :razz:
with increase of subjects to 8-9 at sec 1, i wonder if my son is able to take cca which doesn't require him to stay back often ? my concern is with the longer hours, he will need time to adjust and cope with the changes.
Not surprising everyday reach home 5 or 6 pm or 7pm. If sch and home distance is near, the child should be home by 5pm. -
Rain7630:
should put scgs ip as second choiceHi isetan! Thank you for the reply!
i will think about putting SCGS IP as second choice... (hope for more opinions from other people.) can you give a suggestion for schools to put in 5 and 6? Thank you once again! 
-Rain
then st nick o level 3rd, scgs o level 4th.....eventually all the same after 4 years if you do well in the IP program -
phankao:
For kids doing O-levels, I think to be well-involved in CCA is important, bc it adds to their additional A1/A2 grade for their eventual O-level score![/quote]For sec 1, I want him to get adjusted to the increase in subjects and longer hours first. More involvement in cca can wait.
Not surprising everyday reach home 5 or 6 pm or 7pm. If sch and home distance is near, the child should be home by 5pm.octoberbaby:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]
i would like to ask a kiasu question :razz:
with increase of subjects to 8-9 at sec 1, i wonder if my son is able to take cca which doesn't require him to stay back often ? my concern is with the longer hours, he will need time to adjust and cope with the changes. -
Rain7630:
U can look at the school guide book issue to your DC. U may look at secondary school with higher cop and also taking travelling distance as a impt factor for selection.Hi isetan! Thank you for the reply!
i will think about putting SCGS IP as second choice... (hope for more opinions from other people.) can you give a suggestion for schools to put in 5 and 6? Thank you once again! 
-Rain -
janet_lee88:
School hours not that long leh. It's the CCA hours that are.
For sec 1, I want him to get adjusted to the increase in subjects and longer hours first. More involvement in cca can wait.phankao:
For kids doing O-levels, I think to be well-involved in CCA is important, bc it adds to their additional A1/A2 grade for their eventual O-level score!
eg. my boy's classes end by 1.45pm or 2.30pm. CCA starts at 3.30pm to 6pm (3x a week!). My eldest girl had similar school timing when she was in secondary school - similar type of secondary school (just not same school). Sometimes CCA ends at 7pm, but not always.
The actual school hours not much longer than primary. Their primary school ended at 1.30pm last time.
This is in mainstream O-level schools lah. My no.2 who is in IP has longer hours (not including CCA). -
Hi isetan, I am looking at it right now to rethink my choices…
ps: i am a student! not a parent… do I sound like one?:)
thanks for your advice so much!
-Rain -
hi bupashu!
thank you for your advice. considering it now!:)
-Rain -
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