Thank you @phtthp for the information.

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Our Affliation COP (St Nick) for the Secondary O-level track, is .... AL 14

Question

If a P6 St Nick primary school student has failed her PSLE subject Standard Chinese (pu hua),
Eg.

let's say this pupil had scored AL 8, in her PSLE (Standard Chinese)

but
had scored an AL 1 for each of her PSLE subjects (English, Maths, Science),

can this pupil then
still be able to go back to her affliated St Nick Secondary (O level) track, inspite of having failed her PSLE Chinese ?

Answer
Yes
On condition that, as long as she is still able to meet her Affliation COP, at AL 14.

In this case,
her PSLE score is
(3 + 8 points), equal AL 11.

AL 11 still falls within AL 14.
So, Yes,
this P6 student is still able to go back to her affliated St Nick Secondary (O level track),
provided she has put St Nick (O-level) as her #1 school,
for the purpose of enjoying the privileged \"Affliation\" status, inside her listing of making Secondary schools' choices.

COP : Cut off point


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Based on AL PSLE marking scheme :-


AL 6 : (45 to 64) marks.

Do you notice that actually,
this range is very wide ?


AL 7 : (20 to 44) marks


AL 8 : below 20 marks

Hi, does anyone have any idea if there are fixed number of classes in the express stream? Were there students who were balloted out despite meeting the cut off point AL14?

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Yes, there are a number of people I know who are applying next or the following year to SNGS, i.e. kids in K1 or earlier, are now looking for places <1km from the school.

Personally, I would advise against buying a house just for a chance to ballot, especially if they have other good alternative schools to choose from.

For our case, we decided to move from our previous house to within walking distance of SNGS for a few reasons. First of all, we were expecting balloting to happen at 1-2km for the worst case scenario, considering this year being the SG50 batch. Second, we do not drive, so proximity is important as well. Lastly, where we used to live has many young families and we have a high chance of being balloted out at 2C.

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kittymama\" post_id=\"2012655\" time=\"1611134964\" user_id=\"190226:

Hi,

Does anyone know what are the changes to 2021 P1 Math syllabus? I understand some schools are using this new Primary Mathematics textbook from Star Publishing but I can't seem to locate it online.

I saw this comparison in Popular’s Popclub magazine.


https://postimg.cc/Wh1w5ykW

Thank you!

Yes, I am keeping my fingers crossed. Truly hope my girl can get in.

That’s right, it’s really competitive this year for the SG50 kids. I hope all goes well for us. Any parent here registering under 2A1 this year?

Thank you @ ResilienceLC for the assurance!


Just curious, do any existing or ex parents of SNGS girls have any idea how is the support for students with special needs in the school? For example, dyslexia.

I can’t recall if we had any back in my schooling days.

@jalyn22 I can understand your concerns. Mine likes to dawdle too. Trying our best to work on this before she starts primary school.

@jalyn22 I can understand your concerns. Mine likes to dawdle too. Trying our best to work on this before she starts primary school.

Hi,


Does anyone know what are the changes to 2021 P1 Math syllabus? I understand some schools are using this new Primary Mathematics textbook from Star Publishing but I can’t seem to locate it online.