[Bukit Timah] Primary Schools
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last yr top PSLE student was that Alex boy from Rosyth. He was from GEP.
another year was that Qifa China girl who was 1 yr older than her peers.
which year was that - whereby non-GEP student top PSLE ? -
phtthp:
Qiu Biqing from Qifa is non-GEP.last yr top PSLE student was that Alex boy from Rosyth. He was from GEP.
another year was that Qifa China girl who was 1 yr older than her peers.
which year was that - whereby non-GEP student top PSLE ? -
Rebecca from RGPS was top PSLE scorer in 2006. She was a non-GEPper.
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GEP programme started when - which year ? before 2000 ?
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phtthp:
if focus only on Top 2 classes, then remaining classes neglected, so standard drop over the years ....
Yes so from 3rd class onwards u hardly get good teacher. Then KSP have to send for extra tuition course . If cannot afford, problem is yours..... -
If my boy is the top achiever in PSLE, I will proudly say that it’s the $$$$ I have spent not the Sch effort!!
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phtthp:
GEP programme started when - which year ? before 2000 ?
started in 1984 -
back then in 1984, MOE only started with 2 schools.
in 1984 - RGPS and Rosyth were the 2 guinea pigs to start trial run for GEP programme. That time, not sure if going to turn out well or not.
however after sometime proven very successful and receive so much nods of approval from both parents and MOE, then the rest follow suit one by one slowly … Nanyang, Nan Hua, Catholic High, Tao Nan, Henry Park, ACS, St Hilda. -
phtthp:
Don't forget the secondary schools that offered GEP in the early days.back then in 1984, MOE only started with 2 schools.
in 1984 - RGPS and Rosyth were the 2 guinea pigs to start trial run for GEP programme. That time, not sure if going to turn out well or not.
however after sometime proven very successful and receive so much nods of approval from both parents and MOE, then the rest follow suit one by one slowly ... Nanyang, Nan Hua, Catholic High, Tao Nan, Henry Park, ACS, St Hilda. -
early days - got Secondary schools offer GEP ?
which schools ?
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