Cedar Girls Secondary School

[mummy so kiasu]

May I know which textbook do you used for Sec 1 Maths? Thanks.

[KSP2013777]

Can somebody with experience shed more light on RSP in Cedar? My daughter is already in the MSP and is considering the RSP. Personally, I think it is good to know more about the region. Is this a very time consuming program? I mean, would it interrupt the already on-going class schedule if students have to go on trips to countries in the region?


TIA

[daranic]

May I know how does the CCA point work for the ‘O’ level result? How does I acccumulate the CCA points?

[melteo]

daranic:

May I know how does the CCA point work for the 'O' level result? How does I acccumulate the CCA points?

Hi daranic,
What a timely question, I am also wondering. Are CCA and CIP hours very important? Do the clubs and societies in cedar allow students gain good enough points?

Thanks!

[zeemimi]

melteo:

daranic:

May I know how does the CCA point work for the 'O' level result? How does I acccumulate the CCA points?

Hi daranic,
What a timely question, I am also wondering. Are CCA and CIP hours very important? Do the clubs and societies in cedar allow students gain good enough points?

Thanks!

http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2003/pr20030111a.htm

A1 or A2 - 2 bonus pt
B4 - C6 - 1 bonus pt.

I'm not sure about club n societies, but uniform groups hv no problem with a distinction for cca grade.

[daranic]

zeemimi:

melteo:

[quote=\"daranic\"]May I know how does the CCA point work for the 'O' level result? How does I acccumulate the CCA points?

Hi daranic,
What a timely question, I am also wondering. Are CCA and CIP hours very important? Do the clubs and societies in cedar allow students gain good enough points?

Thanks!

http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2003/pr20030111a.htm

A1 or A2 - 2 bonus pt
B4 - C6 - 1 bonus pt.

I'm not sure about club n societies, but uniform groups hv no problem with a distinction for cca grade.[/quote]Thanks for the link.

CCA Grade: No. of CCA Points
A1: 25 & above
A2: 20 - 24
B3: 16 - 19
B4: 13 - 15
C5: 10 - 12
C6: 8 - 9
D7: 4 - 7
E8: 1 - 3
U: 0

From the table in the link, I gathered that to achieve A1 or A2, one needs to clock 20 points and above.

Can someone enlighten me how does the point accumulate work in Cedar?

My dd1 is in track and the practice is 3x per week. According to her, she gets 1 point/yr only if her attendance is 75% of the academic year. And this works the same for any other CCA.

Is this fair, since I understand that some CCAs is only once or twice per week? And without being in any leadership role or joining any competition, one can never achieve C6 in 4 years if only 1 point is given each year.

[zeemimi]

There is also Cip and enrichment programme which contributes to the cca grade. Track girls hardly hv a problem with cca grade. Don’t worry.

There is plenty of leadership opportunities in cedar. It is not only for the prefects.
As in other subjects, one needs to put in hard work to get distinction, so same for cca grade. Some sacrifice is needed also.
Google cca points computation. There is a sample document detailing how points are calculated.
By the end of the second year, my dd had hit 20 over pts.

[daranic]

zeemimi:

There is also Cip and enrichment programme which contributes to the cca grade. Track girls hardly hv a problem with cca grade. Don't worry.

There is plenty of leadership opportunities in cedar. It is not only for the prefects.
As in other subjects, one needs to put in hard work to get distinction, so same for cca grade. Some sacrifice is needed also.
Google cca points computation. There is a sample document detailing how points are calculated.
By the end of the second year, my dd had hit 20 over pts.

Wow, which CCA is she in? Does it mean once you reach 20 above points, you can relax and 'pontang' CCA? :evil:

[zeemimi]

daranic:

zeemimi:

There is also Cip and enrichment programme which contributes to the cca grade. Track girls hardly hv a problem with cca grade. Don't worry.

There is plenty of leadership opportunities in cedar. It is not only for the prefects.
As in other subjects, one needs to put in hard work to get distinction, so same for cca grade. Some sacrifice is needed also.
Google cca points computation. There is a sample document detailing how points are calculated.
By the end of the second year, my dd had hit 20 over pts.

Wow, which CCA is she in? Does it mean once you reach 20 above points, you can relax and 'pontang' CCA? :evil:

Hahaha .... That was what i asked last time .... But like what you said earlier, they hv to attend every year with attendance 75%. Just that after she hit 20+, she didn't need to work so hard for cip. She is in uniform group.

[melteo]

zeemimi:

daranic:

[quote=\"zeemimi\"]There is also Cip and enrichment programme which contributes to the cca grade. Track girls hardly hv a problem with cca grade. Don't worry.

There is plenty of leadership opportunities in cedar. It is not only for the prefects.
As in other subjects, one needs to put in hard work to get distinction, so same for cca grade. Some sacrifice is needed also.
Google cca points computation. There is a sample document detailing how points are calculated.
By the end of the second year, my dd had hit 20 over pts.

Wow, which CCA is she in? Does it mean once you reach 20 above points, you can relax and 'pontang' CCA? :evil:

Hahaha .... That was what i asked last time .... But like what you said earlier, they hv to attend every year with attendance 75%. Just that after she hit 20+, she didn't need to work so hard for cip. She is in uniform group.[/quote]Hmm...., what about taking MSP, does that contribute to the 2 pts also. If so, can my dd relax in cca and cip. Man, I am confused with all this bonus point thingy.

Thanks a lot, zeemini for the relevant info!