maisy:

psychoatom:

[quote=\"maisy\"]Dear All

Been wanting to ask a burning question:
anyone knows what is the top score of St Stephen's this year? Thanks

SSS - 263

Thanks psychoatom
Wow they \"dropped\" 5 points compared to last year (268).

ps: I actually asked u over the SSS thread initially (ignore that since u've already answered here) thanks again.... Hope your son did well :)[/quote]maisy

I've also posted an answer in the SSS thread

My DS did ok ... nothing like some of the amazing scores I am seeing here, but we are very proud of him nonetheless.

maisy:

Dear All

Been wanting to ask a burning question:
anyone knows what is the top score of St Stephen's this year? Thanks

SSS - 263

That would be 263

hashroop:

Hi All


Thank you for the great advise. Sorry that I havent been too active in the ST STEPHEN forum blog. Just happen to update and read whats latest in Kiasuparents forum that I chance upon the wonderful replies/advise I received.

and yes DS is still in St Stephen

Hey hashroop ... don't fret ... 2 of my boys are also in SSS. Older one just got PSLE results today. Younger one in P5 next year - sadly going to one of the lesser classes.

The thing about the top classes is it happens at most primary schools - I doubt any school can have all \"top classes\" ... it's just the nature of life -- Darwinian if you may.

Your younger boy still has a year left to prepare for PSLE ... don't waste it. Do not depend on the teacher to give him homework or extra assessments. He has to take the initiative to do it himself, starting now.

Presumably he has his weaker subjects - you will need a good tutor for this who can help him to improve (rather than just push more assessments to him - anyone can do that).

Very important thing is also for him to read more too - if he is not into reading already. It's just the nature of our education system here.

Lastly - take note of the friend's he mixes with -- they play a big part in your son's perspective on studies and life in general.

Good luck in P6!