COP 2012 - For Secondary Schools in 2013

[Vanilla Cake]

WeiHan:

Hi VC's mum,


If you have the COP of all the above schools (RVHS, RI, NYGH, RGS, NJC) from 2004. Can you also list them down like what you have done for HCI and DHS?

Thanks in advance.

River Valley High School's COP
2011 - 254
2010 - 253
2009 - 251
2008 - 254
2007 - 254
2006 - 253
2005 - 253
2004 - 251

Raffles Institution's COP
2011 - 261
2010 - 259
2009 - 259
2008 - 262
2007 - 263
2006 - 261
2005 - 262
2004 - 262

Nanyang Girls' High School's COP
2011 - 262
2010 - 262
2009 - 263
2008 - 263
2007 - 265
2006 - 262
2005 - 262
2004 - 261

Raffles Girls' School (Secondary)'s COP
2011 - 261
2010 - 260
2009 - 260
2008 - 263
2007 - 266
2006 - 264
2005 - 263
2004 - 263

National Junior College's COP
2011 - 258
2010 - 257
2009 - 257
2008 - 259 (1st intake for 6-year IP @ NJC)
2007 to 2004 - Not Applicable

VC's mum

[Rational_Parent]

Peony:

Fern-Leaf:

[quote=\"wiimum\"]
I have been thinking though that it is about time the quantum for the EESIS be raised. It has been $200 for years now. But the fees of the IS have all been raised and many are at $300. Anyone going to start a petition?

I fully agreed with you! EESIS is designed to encourage top students to opt for independent schools, MOE or the government should not just walk away when parents of these students are subsequently caught in rising school fees as a result of getting their children to follow the path laid down by the government! Apart from high monthly school fee, there is annual miscellaneous fee of several hundred dollars which parents have to pay! It is killing the middle class parents who are not rich,
and not poor enough to be eligible for financial assistance!

Hence why I'd rather my DD not go to an IS. I simply cannot afford it. My DD chose a govt IP school. I'd spoken to the teacher there and she said \"our school has many students from the lower income group\". I'm hoping the school will not expect parents to be able to afford expensive trips and other misc costs.[/quote]Had similar thoughts. Although most IS schools have better facilities, we find it hard to justify paying a fee that is higher than, say, VS or DHS. Also, the clause in the tenure \"The scholar must make good progress each year in order to continue receiving the scholarship\" did not go down well for us.

[shurley197323]

Hi, do any one know if you are eligible for EESIS then are you eligible for ESPS - Edusave Scholarships for Primary Schools ?

If only 1 award available, then what about those who are eligible for EESIS but they didnot choose IS school, this group will entitled nothing ?

[jtoh]

shurley197323:

Hi, do any one know if you are eligible for EESIS then are you eligible for ESPS - Edusave Scholarships for Primary Schools ?

If only 1 award available, then what about those who are eligible for EESIS but they didnot choose IS school, this group will entitled nothing ?

You mean ESSS - edusave scholarships for secondary schools?

From MOE site:
The Edusave Scholarships for Secondary Schools (ESSS) are awarded on a yearly basis to the top 10% pupils who are Singapore Citizens by level and stream in all government and government-aided secondary schools (excluding the IS) based on the pupils’ school examination results for the year. These scholarships are to encourage pupils to excel in their studies and reward their efforts. The schools will select pupils for these yearly awards at the end of the school year. The value of these scholarships is $500.

[shurley197323]

No, I mean

Edusave Scholarships for Primary Schools (ESPS)
From MOE website :-
If your child is studying in primary 5 or 6 in a government or a government-aided school, he is eligible for the Edusave Scholarship for Primary Schools if he is amongst the top 10% of students of his level. Your child will be selected by his school for this scholarship based on his overall school examination results for the year. The value of the award is $350.

During P5, my DD got it. Now bcos her classmates was eligible for EESIS but she had CO from RV and EESIS is not applicable . So wonder will her classmate get the ESPS this year for P6 )

[jtoh]

shurley197323:

No, I mean

Edusave Scholarships for Primary Schools (ESPS)
From MOE website :-
If your child is studying in primary 5 or 6 in a government or a government-aided school, he is eligible for the Edusave Scholarship for Primary Schools if he is amongst the top 10% of students of his level. Your child will be selected by his school for this scholarship based on his overall school examination results for the year. The value of the award is $350.

During P5, my DD got it. Now bcos her classmates was eligible for EESIS but she had CO from RV and EESIS is not applicable . So wonder will her classmate get the ESPS this year for P6 )

Those two are separate. Your dd's friend will only enjoy EESIS next year if she chooses to go to an IS. But since she is not going to an IS, she will not get EESIS.

ESPS is determined by the school So long as you are top 10% of your school (not nationwide), you will get it. EESIS has absolutely no bearing on ESPS.

[shurley197323]

Thanks,jtoh. Because I had received the Bursary Form for my younger child but not my elder child (P6) today.So I thought P6 is only entitled for 1 scholarship, either EESIS or ESPS. I wait see next week whether the letter will come…

[jtoh]

shurley197323:

Thanks,jtoh. Because I had received the Bursary Form for my younger child but not my elder child (P6) today.So I thought P6 is only entitled for 1 scholarship, either EESIS or ESPS. I wait see next week whether the letter will come...

I think last year the letters came quite late for the P6s.

[A better tomorrow]

WeiHan:

Hi VC's mum,


If you have the COP of all the above schools (RVHS, RI, NYGH, RGS, NJC) from 2004. Can you also list them down like what you have done for HCI and DHS?

Thanks in advance.

Hi VC's mum ,could u also list down the cop for tkss,dunmen sec, :thankyou:

[RVHS]

Anyone notice the change

2011: if 2 pupils with same rounded score, higher unrounded score first, if same un rounded score, singaporean first
2012:if 2 pupils with same rounded score, singaporean first

From 250 to 260, about 150 pupils for every t score