Marina Collection\" post_id=\"2133444\" time=\"1715043540\" user_id=\"91099:[quote=\"Marina Collection\" post_id=2133444 time=1715043540 user_id=91099]
From experience , St nicks does not look for the super low single digit scorers. Typically , those scoring AL4-5 does not even get an interview . And neither her do the girls necessarily need to be head prefect or head of CCA either .
I would suggest that you apply for both IP & O level track to increase your chances .[/quote]
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RE: DSA 2024
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RE: DSA 2024
Jwmummy\" post_id=\"2132050\" time=\"1712295142\" user_id=\"202188:
I’ll be very honest with you coz I don’t want to waste one of your 3 slots . Your chance for math academic DSA to RI is not high . Cuz not only do they look for one of the top in Singapore for math , they look at the rest of the subjects for both p5 & p6 (as stated in RI website and from my son’s experience a few years ago).
DSA RI Math
My child's Math award
1.RIPMWC P5 Distinguish
2.RMO P6 Merit (did not do well at trial as too many homework. He did it in the midnight of the last day of deadline)
3.NMOS P5 Bronze
4. Numerous ICAS/Reach: Outstanding/ Merit since P3 after passing GEP round 1
P5 School transcript (math1, science 2, English 5, Chinese 5). But he is top 3 in his class
Any chance for RI DSA Math?
Any suggestion?
Thank you very much.
In my son’s year , the Math DSA boys are the top 3 in Singapore. -
RE: DSA 2024
MYE\" post_id=\"2130047\" time=\"1709345989\" user_id=\"122046:
From experience , St nicks does not look for the super low single digit scorers. Typically , those scoring AL4-5 does not even get an interview . And neither her do the girls necessarily need to be head prefect or head or CCA either .
Hi, just wondering what are the chances of being successful for Leadership DSA (CHIJ St Nicks), if my child is holding the position of Lead NE ambassador? She’s involved in many school wide activities, such as being emcee for various school events, being 1 of the 2 in the whole school to be selected for interview with Minister during school visits, and also responsible with sharing current affairs to the school.
Academics wise, I don’t think she can score in the low single digit, she is somewhere between AL 9-12, and also not in the prefectorial board.
Thank you! 🙏🏻
I would suggest that you apply for both IP & O level track to increase your chances . -
RE: DSA 2024
MYE\" post_id=\"2130047\" time=\"1709345989\" user_id=\"122046:
From experience , St nicks does not look for the super low single digit scorers. Typically , those scoring AL4-5 does not even get an interview . And neither her do the girls necessarily need to be head prefect or head or CCA either .
Hi, just wondering what are the chances of being successful for Leadership DSA (CHIJ St Nicks), if my child is holding the position of Lead NE ambassador? She’s involved in many school wide activities, such as being emcee for various school events, being 1 of the 2 in the whole school to be selected for interview with Minister during school visits, and also responsible with sharing current affairs to the school.
Academics wise, I don’t think she can score in the low single digit, she is somewhere between AL 9-12, and also not in the prefectorial board.
Thank you! 🙏🏻
I would suggest that you apply for both IP & O level track to increase your chances . -
RE: 2023 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2011)
travebuggie\" post_id=\"2123424\" time=\"1700802282\" user_id=\"119826:
Hello parents,
DS' school of choice is ACS Indep. He scored AL7 for which we are grateful.
Dilemma is whether he should try for
- First choice - ACSI IB which had balloting last year at AL7 (from what we read in this platform)
- Second choice - ACSI SEC which had balloting last year at AL8 (again based on what we read here)
He is afraid if the cut-off for both IB and SEC is each reduced by 1 point (+balloting), he may not get either as he has placed ACSI SEC as his second choice. As parent, I would like him to try for IB but i don't want to cost him his chance to be admitted to his school of choice.
I am even thinking of putting SJI IB as third choice (cut off last year was AL8), but that might be risky too.
Any views would be much appreciated!
Haha, school choices are just as stressful or i am overthinking it.
If ACSI is really my son’s choice , then I would put O level at first choice at at AL7. Even with that , there’s still a risk that the cut off might move unfavourably to take balloting risk . Why take an even riskier position of trying for IP at AL7? You might really end up with nothing .
The O level boys can take test for transfer to IP at end of sec 2. Your son can work towards that . -
RE: 2023 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2011)
zac's mum\" post_id=\"2120272\" time=\"1696681697\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2120272 time=1696681697 user_id=53606]
There are 2 IB JCs:
ACSI COP 5
SJI COP 7
But i am also of the belief that it is not easy to get into good JCs via O level results. If the child has already scored well in PSLE and qualifies for a good IP school, just let them go. Why make them compete again at O levels for fun? Unless they really find it fun.[/quote]
I agree with what Zac’s mum is saying . It isn’t that fun to take another national exam …
One of the beauty of IP bypassing O level is you can aim for an end-point of 4 subjects at A level . So along the way if the student mess up certain subjects , it’s kinda fine - just narrow down to the best 4. -
RE: Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)
phtthp\" post_id=\"2121400\" time=\"1698143231\" user_id=\"35251:
Sec 3 - Frankenstein
For this year 2023 year 4
Pure Literature,
what is the name of the titled Literature Textbook(s)
that the year 4 IP students (boys) are using ?
Sec 4 - Death of a Salesman -
RE: Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)
fy2000jp2\" post_id=\"2119453\" time=\"1695466141\" user_id=\"197677:
thanks for feedback. now i can use past year papers from other schools.
also just realize that the image I posted earlier only showed the 1st page ! I actually scanned 10 pages. Will try to repost.
No need to buy any external material for math . You would realise by now the schools gives a whole stack of math questions towards the year end for revision . RI math topic are quite accelerated . But if the child is willing to practise , it isn’t too difficult to nail it . -
RE: DSA 2023
Caringsharing\" post_id=\"2115839\" time=\"1691456994\" user_id=\"143730:
Speaking from RI experience - need not get AL1 for all subjects . My son (mainstream) was at AL5.
Hi, does anyone know, for RI/HCI DSA academic CO/WL, is AL1 required for all subjects for p5 results? Is it the same for GEP/mainstream? -
RE: DSA 2023
Asking on behalf of a friend
Any parent have experience in DSA for taekwondo ?
Many thanks