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    DSA 2012

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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    • phtthpP Offline
      phtthp
      last edited by

      yukilei:
      MMM:

      This is actually getting more complicated I was just wondering if it is due to lack of transparency in this area or because DSA is mainly dominated by GEP students. :?


      As mentioned by myself and another forumner, we do observed fixed score requirement for some schools. Eg. DHS, TKGS to name a few.

      My kids' primary school stopped releasing the position in level. But will release class/ level performance for each subject so we know where the child stands... So with such information/ paper std inconsistency among schools, I really wonder how they calibrate.

      It's easier to compare the GEP students as they sit for the same paper & do the same projects regardless of which schools they're from. That could be the reason why overall score matters for GEP students.

      each year -
      roughly what is the percentage (proportion) of DSA seats allocated to GEP students, and to Mainstream pupils ?

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        elkniwt
        last edited by

        Hi yukilei,


        RVH's JC is RVH itself. Year 5 and Year 6 lessons conducted within the same compound at RVH. I think they did pretty well for their A level. πŸ˜„

        I think SJI is the same for the Year and Year 6 too.

        yukilei:
        Asking on behalf of colleague. Some sec schools like RVH & SJI offers IP prog but they don't have afficiated JC, where do the IP students go during yr 5 & 6?

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          yukilei
          last edited by

          elkniwt:
          Hi yukilei,


          RVH's JC is RVH itself. Year 5 and Year 6 lessons conducted within the same compound at RVH. I think they did pretty well for their A level. πŸ˜„

          I think SJI is the same for the Year and Year 6 too.
          yukilei:

          Asking on behalf of colleague. Some sec schools like RVH & SJI offers IP prog but they don't have afficiated JC, where do the IP students go during yr 5 & 6?

          Thank you elkniwt. So it means these sec schools have added a section for \"JC\" in their school curriculum.

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            MummySTay
            last edited by

            spacedout:
            Hi newbie here. dd has a co from rgs. gep, in case you ask. Was wondering if anybody heard of the talent development program? What is this? :?

            Hi,

            When your DD reports to RGS in Dec, she will be given a file which will contain all the info on the various special programmes under Talent Devt.
            The special programmes for year 1s include:
            - Music Elective Prog
            - Special Arts Prog
            - Regional Studies Prog
            - 3rd Lang
            - Malay Special Prog
            - Chinese Special Prog

            My DD is only in year 1...if not wrong, from year 2 onwards, there're others like Odyssey of the Mind.

            There are conditions to be fulfilled before your DD is allowed to take up the Prog. If you want more info, I suggest you post the questions in the RGS thread. πŸ˜„

            Oh, and congrats on the CO.

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              mamakata
              last edited by

              phtthp:
              fantasy1:

              So disappointed to hear that the sch only have offered such a limited vacancies (less than 30) .

              The DSA process for SNGS is really tedious.

              SNGS DSA offer less than 30.

              i)
              out of 30 -
              how many allocated to SNGS own affliated primary girls, how many to outsiders ?

              ii)
              how many seats from SCGS DSA - also less than 30 ?
              how many allocated to SCGS own affliated primary school girls first ?

              iii)
              how many seats from MGS DSA ?
              how many allocated to MGS own affliated primary school girls first ?

              When I went to the MGS open day, was informed that the DSA-IP will take only up to 30 girls as the total IP size is only 60. Forgot to ask at SCGS - anybody knows?

              For all the IP programmes at the full schools, I believe the affiliated primary school girls have to compete for the places the same as non-affiliated girls. They only get preference (ie lower COP) for the O-level track.

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              • emohE Offline
                emoh
                last edited by

                yukilei:
                elkniwt:

                Hi yukilei,


                RVH's JC is RVH itself. Year 5 and Year 6 lessons conducted within the same compound at RVH. I think they did pretty well for their A level. πŸ˜„

                I think SJI is the same for the Year and Year 6 too.
                [quote=\"yukilei\"]Asking on behalf of colleague. Some sec schools like RVH & SJI offers IP prog but they don't have afficiated JC, where do the IP students go during yr 5 & 6?

                Thank you elkniwt. So it means these sec schools have added a section for \"JC\" in their school curriculum.[/quote]Dunman High, ACS(I), River Valley and SJI would have JC sections in their own school.

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                  yukilei
                  last edited by

                  emoh:
                  yukilei:

                  [quote=\"elkniwt\"]Hi yukilei,


                  RVH's JC is RVH itself. Year 5 and Year 6 lessons conducted within the same compound at RVH. I think they did pretty well for their A level. πŸ˜„

                  I think SJI is the same for the Year and Year 6 too.


                  Thank you elkniwt. So it means these sec schools have added a section for \"JC\" in their school curriculum.

                  Dunman High, ACS(I), River Valley and SJI would have JC sections in their own school.

                  [/quote]I thought ACS (I) will continue at ACJC near the school?

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                    littletwinstars
                    last edited by

                    mamakata:
                    phtthp:

                    [quote=\"fantasy1\"]So disappointed to hear that the sch only have offered such a limited vacancies (less than 30) .

                    The DSA process for SNGS is really tedious.

                    SNGS DSA offer less than 30.

                    i)
                    out of 30 -
                    how many allocated to SNGS own affliated primary girls, how many to outsiders ?

                    ii)
                    how many seats from SCGS DSA - also less than 30 ?
                    how many allocated to SCGS own affliated primary school girls first ?

                    iii)
                    how many seats from MGS DSA ?
                    how many allocated to MGS own affliated primary school girls first ?[M/quote]

                    When I went to the MGS open day, was informed that the DSA-IP will take only up to 30 girls as the total IP size is only 60. Forgot to ask at SCGS - anybody knows?

                    For all the IP programmes at the full schools, I believe the affiliated primary school girls have to compete for the places the same as non-affiliated girls. They only get preference (ie lower COP) for the O-level track.

                    [/quote]At least MGS told parents upfron it was 30 vs 60 available IP places (reasonable since that is 50%). Seems like SnGS gave the impression that they would be filling up to 3 classes (half of the IP classes) through DSA but in the end they only offered less than 30 places

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                      gladtobemom
                      last edited by

                      cluelessmama:
                      happymumforever:

                      Hi, for those with CO from RGS, have you received the letter?


                      No. I called to ask them today and they said that it has not been sent out yet.

                      Thanks for that piece of info - I was wondering why dd hadn't received the letter yet.

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                      • emohE Offline
                        emoh
                        last edited by

                        yukilei:
                        emoh:



                        Dunman High, ACS(I), River Valley and SJI would have JC sections in their own school.

                        I thought ACS (I) will continue at ACJC near the school?

                        ACS(I) is doing IB while ACJC is A Levels so ACS(I) Year 5 and 6 is in their own school.

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