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    2020 PSLE Discussions and Strategies(for those born in 2008)

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    • sharonkhooS Offline
      sharonkhoo
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      kook\" post_id=\"2005191\" time=\"1606529051\" user_id=\"189809:

      Hi,

      I would like to ask experienced parents here for 253+2, what should the last 2 safe options be? Or shld you go lower?

      Eg 1) SCGS (252,252)
      2) St Nick (257,255)
      3) Dunman High (255,256)
      4) Cedar (253,253)
      5) SCGS O level (252,252)
      6) Cedar O level (249,250)

      Should you go even lower than Cedar O level, given the cutoff for top 3% and 10% has increased? Appreciate your comments.

      Thanks
      There is a 4-point gap between your daughter's score and the lowest COP in the list. It may be OK, but freak movements do happen. It would be safer to have at least 1 choice that is significantly lower - maybe 6-10 points lower than your daughter's score.

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        kyhsyap
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        Any one who joined the Q&A / webminar sessions for RGS last week? Manage to share the links if it is still available?

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          678Yess
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          I really hope that cut off are not moving up this yearโ€ฆ

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            Hapy
            last edited by

            Hi Coast,


            Thank you. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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            • coastC Offline
              coast
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              coast\" post_id=\"2004987\" time=\"1606473178\" user_id=\"38933:

              Hapy\" post_id=\"2004986\" time=\"1606473000\" user_id=\"189754:

              Hi, I would like to know if there is a forum on 3rd language? Would like to find out more as I've heard a lot dropped out after 1,2 years. Not sure if its advisable to take in today's context.

              Refer link below.

              Yes, many dropped after 1 or 2 years. But there are some who continue until Sec 4 or JC2.

              https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=7055&start=720

              Hapy\" post_id=\"2005233\" time=\"1606535126\" user_id=\"189754:
              Hi Coast,

              Thank you. ๐Ÿ˜‰
              You are welcome.

              I would say just let your child decide whether to take the 3rd language. You can help by providing more info so that your child can make an informed decision.

              Even if they dropped the 3rd Language halfway, they would have benefited from learning a new language and who knows, the foundation will be useful should they decide to pick up the language again at a later stage. Or good enough to have simple conversations with the natives. ๐Ÿ˜„

              A factor to consider is the time required to travel from your childโ€™s secondary school to MOELC centre and the time it takes to go home from the centre.

              Congrats to your child for doing well in PSLE and all the best! :rahrah:

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                mommyNg
                last edited by

                Unfortunately, it is a matter of supply and demand.

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                • phtthpP Offline
                  phtthp
                  last edited by

                  678Yess\" post_id=\"2005229\" time=\"1606534168\" user_id=\"7364:

                  I really hope that cut off are not moving up this year...
                  Someone reported in another thread that
                  the Top 10 % cut-off has risen from

                  250 or 251 (in 2019 Psle cohort)

                  to

                  252 (for 2020 PSLE cohort)


                  This being the case,
                  high likelyhood for COP to rise, this year, won't remain the same

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                    sunny
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                    Hi, would like to ger the advice for the choices we have. DS has 246+2

                    1. RV 253 (DS insists to put this though we have told him chance is almost NIL.)
                    2. CHS O 249
                    3. Nanhua 246
                    4. Bt panjang 244
                    5. Chung Cheng yishun 241
                    6. Yishun town 239

                    Is it safe enough to put yishun town as #6? Or I should another one which has even lower COP? Any other suggestions of school in west/north west area?

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                      newbiekiasu
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                      SG_KP1\" post_id=\"2005180\" time=\"1606526262\" user_id=\"188234:

                      emoh\" post_id=\"2005173\" time=\"1606524817\" user_id=\"10618:

                      [quote=newbiekiasu post_id=2005159 time=1606521973 user_id=186849]Hi all, would any of the parents here have info on approx no of vacancies in RGS n MGS ib program? TIA

                      RGS should be the cohort size while MGS I think is only 2 classes

                      https://www.mgs.moe.edu.sg/secondary/others/key-programmes/sophia-blackmore-academy/faq

                      I think the MGS IP is separate from SBA. I don't know the size of the MGS IP. However, I think some of the other split IP/O schools (SNGS, SCGS) are 4 - 6 IP classes.

                      https://www.mgs.moe.edu.sg/secondary/mg-curriculum/academic/integrated-programme/frequently-asked-questions[/quote] :thankyou: @SG_KP1

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                        newbiekiasu
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                        synthesis77\" post_id=\"2005197\" time=\"1606529964\" user_id=\"32304:

                        SG_KP1\" post_id=\"2005180\" time=\"1606526262\" user_id=\"188234:

                        [quote=emoh post_id=2005173 time=1606524817 user_id=10618]

                        RGS should be the cohort size while MGS I think is only 2 classes

                        https://www.mgs.moe.edu.sg/secondary/others/key-programmes/sophia-blackmore-academy/faq

                        I think the MGS IP is separate from SBA. I don't know the size of the MGS IP. However, I think some of the other split IP/O schools (SNGS, SCGS) are 4 - 6 IP classes.

                        https://www.mgs.moe.edu.sg/secondary/mg-curriculum/academic/integrated-programme/frequently-asked-questions

                        MGS: Yes, MGS IP (IB) is separate from SBA (Eventually, also leading to O-level at 4th year.)
                        Based on 2019 intake, there should be at least 3 IB classes & at least 2 SBA classes. There are X number of remaining classes (O-level at 4th year.)[/quote] :thankyou: @synthesis77

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