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    • RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

      Thanks.


      Any idea for Science or English?

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      Hi,

      Any idea on how did the 2019 cohort do in Science. Seeing too few a A* in Science (here and there). There were a lot more A* in English and Maths though the papers were considered difficult and a lot of them were stunned after exiting the exam hall.

      A lot of them in my DD's class unexpectedly scored A* in English and Maths. Looked the aggregate scores were skewed towards those kids who did well in these 2 subjects.

      Any knowledge on this...

      This year (2019), A * for Maths :

      dropped to 85 or 86,
      after adjustment (moderation), to the entire PSLE cohort (thousands of children), with the Pattern questions ?

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    • RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

      Hi,


      Any idea on how did the 2019 cohort do in Science. Seeing too few a A* in Science (here and there). There were a lot more A* in English and Maths though the papers were considered difficult and a lot of them were stunned after exiting the exam hall.

      A lot of them in my DD’s class unexpectedly scored A* in English and Maths. Looked the aggregate scores were skewed towards those kids who did well in these 2 subjects.

      Any knowledge on this…

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    • RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

      Hi,


      Rudimentary question. For comparison, how the 2019 cohort did overall,

      1) What is the ESIS cut-off? The top one-third is based on how many independent school places? Do we include SSS, SST, SOTA etc?

      2) What is the cut-off for 10% of the cohort offered Cat C third language?

      Can someone who has it list down 2019 vs 2018 vs 2017?

      Thanks so much…

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    • RE: Top PSLE t-Score 2013

      Hi,


      Any idea on the top PSLE score for CHIJ OLQP?

      I am considering to put my DD in the school.

      Rgds.

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    • RE: All About Parent Volunteers (PV)

      poopree:
      Thanks orange Belt. How about Pei Hwa? does that have PV?

      PH is popular and affiliated to a church. P2B is usually over-subscribed ( about 2:1 this year). Think again if you want to do PV.

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    • RE: Daylight Robbery up north

      Don’t go to Malaysia. Avoid. Period.

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    • RE: All About Parent Volunteers (PV)

      princesskaris:
      Just curious, is Rosyth recruiting PVs now? For children born in which year? Did I miss the application period? My daughter is born in 2009.

      Rosyth has stopped taking in PVs.

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    • RE: All About Parent Volunteers (PV)

      poopree:
      Need a little help... I am looking for PV opportunities for my son born in 2009 for either ACS primary or ACS Junior. However there is no info available on their websites.


      Can someone confirm if these schools take PV's? We are pretty new Spore citizens hence have no other affiliation
      Both ACSJ and ACSP do not accept PVs.

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    • RE: Marymount Convent

      sembgal:
      I remember phase 2C take up rate was 127 and available vacancies 26. Now the results for School Vacancies by Phases — Phase 2C Supplementary

      (as at 6 August 2013), it showed that Marymount Convent take up rate is 128 and available vacancies 25. Strange? Anyone can comment?
      Registering twins, maybe?

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    • RE: Marymount Convent

      MCS will probably be one of the most sought-after schools at P2CS. If SC outside 2km had tried for the school at P2C itself, they would have most probably got in.

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