Hong Wen

[hquek]

My friend registered her child in another primary school and the family later had to leave as the father was posted overseas. She kept her child’s place in the school (need to register and also pay school fees). That could be why.


I was looking at the yearbooks. Woah! for some P6 class, there are many many kids (I didn’t count); and for some there are only like 12 or so.

[SAHM_TAN]

I think those classes with 12 or so should be the foundation classes bah, and classes with many many students should be the top class bah

[hquek]

Agree with sahm_tan conjecture. but still was a shock to see so few kids in 1 class. Not that I want any child to be in foundation class. Just wasn’t expecting anything.

[reiner]

oic… pay sch fee to "chop" the seat leh…


my #1 class has 19 girls and 13 boys… she said girls in q in one line, boys other line… and she is "shy" to talk to the boy beside her… keke… funny…

[SAHM_TAN]

I find it strange.


GEP classes abt 25 or so, less than 30 for upper primary. Foundation is less than 20. But top mainstream is max and average class numbers also big.

For smaller classes for mainstream, I’m willing to accept dual sessions. So that 1 cohort fr P1 - P6 is in the am session, while the other batch is in the afternoon session.

[reiner]

so how many top classes? is it called HA - high ability kinda? a new term learned past few days while chat w frenz… keke…

[SAHM_TAN]

Yup, it's HA. There are 2 such classes. I have yet to count the number of kids in the photo :rotflmao:


The class for HA will change, so what's reflected in the year bk might not be the HA classes for current classes.

[reiner]

so this HA will be define in P3?

[SAHM_TAN]

Will stream based on P2 results

[reiner]

wow… based on P2, so early…