Chongfu Primary
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If papers are easier, the overall percentage for the 2 top classes is not surprising for me. For P3 next year, the percentage for the 2 top classes is above 87%.
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To add on, I meant end of P3, in order to get into the top 2 classes require overall 87%.
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Too easy no good....too difficult no good....
The best is when my kid get number 1 in class... :evil: :evil: -
basically, if there are too many full mark in the cohort (my number more than 5 ); than the paper is not set accordingly.
during my school time ; my teacher told me :
90% of the cohort need to pass
10% fail
50% get above average
30% get bend 2
10% get bend 1
1% get above 95
those who got full mark need : ability + carefulness
you can check with your kids ; even science got full mark for P3, P4 -
Iluvmygals:
Too easy no good....too difficult no good....
The best is when my kid get number 1 in class... :evil: :evil:
just to let you know; 2013 P2
there is this child pos 3rd/28 in the class : 82%
there is another child 30/32 in another class : 85%
pos in class is just to encourage the child to work harder ; % allow you to know how much need to catch up.
knowing the detail is not to compare our kids ; but allow us to work hand in hand with them so that you will not wait until P5 than you realise that the kids is far behind . -
Level position is a better gauge but unfortunately we won’t get to know from this year onwards. The only thing we know is that if we receive a letter in Dec, it means that our child is within the top 25% in the cohort, good luck to the mummies here. Look out for top 25% position and Good Progress Award!
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So is stress to kids coming from the schools or coming from parents?
No wonder tuition centers make tonnes of money…
I hope to see less homework…more projects…and more time for kids to explore other interest…maybe even some new CCA…CF lacks group sports like basketball…netball…
Do u really need a school exam to really know how good is your kid? -
Sagis:
Level position is a better gauge but unfortunately we won't get to know from this year onwards. The only thing we know is that if we receive a letter in Dec, it means that our child is within the top 25% in the cohort, good luck to the mummies here. Look out for top 25% position and Good Progress Award!
what is the good progress award??? -
gogoahead:
Good Progress AwardSagis:
Level position is a better gauge but unfortunately we won't get to know from this year onwards. The only thing we know is that if we receive a letter in Dec, it means that our child is within the top 25% in the cohort, good luck to the mummies here. Look out for top 25% position and Good Progress Award!
what is the good progress award???
http://www.moe.gov.sg/initiatives/edusave/funds-grants-awards/
All Singaporean students from primary 2 onwards in Government and Government-aided schools, junior colleges/centralised institute, independent schools or institutions, specialised schools or Institute of Technical Education who are not recipients of any Edusave Scholarship or Edusave Merit Bursary are eligible for the Edusave Good Progress Award if they are among the top 10% who have made significant improvement in their academic performance based on their overall examination results compared to the previous year.
The values of the Good Progress Awards are as follows:
$100 for Primary 2 to 3
$150 for Primary 4 to 6
$200 for Secondary 1 to 5
$250 for Pre-University 1 to 3
$400 for Institute of Technical Education -
Any P6 parent sharing this year PSLE result beside the Top score ?
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