COP 2012 - For Secondary Schools in 2013

[kuts]

julialai:

Summary: Ranking of IP Schools based on COP 2013


Note:
~ COP 2012 in brackets
~ All IP schools are offering 'A' levels through train, except 3 which offers IB (International Baccalaureate)


1. Nanyang Girls' High School - 265 (262)

2. Raffles Girls' School - 263 (261)

3. Raffles Institution - 263 (261)

4. Hwa Chong Institution - 261 (258)

5. National Junior College - 259 (258)

6. Methodist Girls' School - 252 (257) IB

7. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) - 256 (255) IB

8. River Valley High School - 256 (254)

9. Dunman High School - 255 (256)

10. CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School - 255 (-)

11. Cedar Girls' School - 254 (258)

12. Victoria School - 252 (255)

13. Catholic High School - 252 (-)

14. Singapore Chinese Girls' School - 251 (252)

15. St Joseph Institution - 251 (-) IB

16. Temasek Junior College - 251 (-)

[lervin]

COP for Dunman High should be 256

[elkniwt]

Hi,


Not sure if this is the right place to ask this qn :
If a child is eligible for EESIS and posted to independent school, is the child still eligible for other forms of financial assistance like MOE Independent School Bursary (MOE IB) ? Or are there other means of financial assistance available?

Reason for my question is that the school fees for independent school is still quite high (minus the subsidy from EESIS) plus there are still considerable miscellaneous fees. Tough for the current financial situation.

Any advices is appreciated. Thank you.

[wiimum]

Yes, you can get financial assistance on top of the EESIS. But you must meet the criteria. Should be able to find out from the class form teacher when school starts and then get the necessary forms. I heard of people getting assistance with income of $7000 because the calculation is based on per capita income. So if the family(no of dependents) is big, the per capita income is low, you can still get assistance even though it seems like high income on the surface.

[emoh]

elkniwt:

Hi,


Not sure if this is the right place to ask this qn :
If a child is eligible for EESIS and posted to independent school, is the child still eligible for other forms of financial assistance like MOE Independent School Bursary (MOE IB) ? Or are there other means of financial assistance available?

Reason for my question is that the school fees for independent school is still quite high (minus the subsidy from EESIS) plus there are still considerable miscellaneous fees. Tough for the current financial situation.

Any advices is appreciated. Thank you.

should be, u can check with the school directly on this, anything below $7200 should get some form of subsidy for Independent Schs

http://www.moe.edu.sg/initiatives/financial-assistance/

[elkniwt]

Thank you, emoh and wiimum for the info! :thankyou:

[33mama]

How much do you further pay per month if your child has EESIS and goes to an independent school?

[ruohoo97]

33mama:

How much do you further pay per month if your child has EESIS and goes to an independent school?

about $100-150 per month.

[AceTutors123]

Hey all, MOE has just released the cut-off points of secondary schools and JCs in the latest posting exercise. I have arranged the schools by order of their COPs for easy reference. Hope this helps in your secondary school selection and planning.


Some interesting facts pointed out -- A distinction in Higher Mother Tongue (HMT) will grant 3 bonus points for entry into Special Assistance Plan (SAP) schools; Merit = 2 points and Pass = 1 point. SAP schools tend to put more emphasis on the Chinese language and Chinese cultural education. There are 11 SAP schools as follows:
Nanyang Girls' High
Hwa Chong Institution
Dunman High
River Valley High
St Nicholas Girls'
Catholic High
Nan Hua High
Anglican High
Nan Chiau High
Chung Cheng High
Maris Stella High
(MOE has not stated if the cut-off points of these SAP schools are inclusive of HMT bonus points. Could somebody help to clarify?)

http://www.acetutors.com.sg/Secondary-School-Ranking-2013-Based-On-PSLE-Intake

Full list here: http://www.acetutors.com.sg/Secondary-School-Ranking-2013-Based-On-PSLE-Intake

Update 14Mar13: As per your feedback, I have compiled 2 separate tables, comparing the COPs of Integrated Programmes and Express Streams separately. This is to provide a clearer picture as to the popularity of IPs in all schools that offer it. Please refer to the bottom-middle section of the http://www.acetutors.com.sg/Secondary-School-Ranking-2013-Based-On-PSLE-Intake

Do let me know if there are any errors in the compilation so that I can amend them. Thanks!

-Justin

[happy fish]

Hi AceTutors123


Thanks for the info., it is a very good ref. however, the condition is not absolutely perfect. Some of the COP inclusive of HMP.