PSLE 2010 Results Report Here

[mvmir26]

Anyone has St Nicholas Result?

[sunzhi]

AlwaysKiasu:

sunzhi:

[quote=\"vlim\"]
Hi did your son try for DSA earlier ?

yes he did but was not successful

May i know which Primary school he was from[/quote]Rosyth, same class as Alex Tan and Cheri. His class did pretty well, lowest he knows is 253

[jtoh]

AlwaysKiasu:

AlwaysKiasu:

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You can try looking for the website , or contacting the sch , asking for the appeal form . You hand the appeal form in when you are reporting to your allocated school . Example : You were allocated to ABC secondary school . You report there at 23rd December . But , you dont purchase the books , etc . You look for the staff there and say that you would like to request to appeal to another sch .

So if my first choice is Nan Hua and i am allocated to my second choice school fu hua, i report to fu hua and hand in the appeal form that i get from nan hua and request to appeal to another school right

:?:[/quote]If I'm not mistaken, you should submit your appeal form to the school at which you are appealing at. So you should submit your appeal form to Nan Hua. Wait for Nan Hua to get back to you regarding your status. If successful, you go to Fu Hua to withdraw and register at Nan Hua. The appeal process should be stated on the respective school.

[mvmir26]

Anyone has St Nicholas & Paya Lebar Methodist result

[cascada]

INNOVATE:

For pupils who excel in the areas of maths/science should attempt to go to RI/RGS. This is an area i feel they hve proven to be consistently outstanding. For pupils who excel in humanities or wish to study in Peking or Tsinghua unis, than the obvious choice is HCI/NGHS.

Hi INNOVATE

What's your advice for pupils who did well in all 4 subjects and at the moment show no preferences towards Maths/Science or Humanities subjects? Since they have no formal exposure to the subjects in Sec Sch yet, its rather difficult to tell what's their interest and preference at this stage.

[Jojothehusky]

mvmir26:

Anyone has St Nicholas & Paya Lebar Methodist result

Im from paya lebar top score is 272

[kevinL]

Please advise:


Residence: Bedok Reservoir Road
PSLE Agg: 236 + 2 (HCL Merit)
1st 3 choice:
Anglican High (COP 09 - 240) - Mixed school (Distance wise is convenient)
CCHM (COP 09 - 236) - Mixed school
Maris Stella (COP 09 - 232) - Boy school (Distance wise is convenient)
Next 3 choice:
Tj Katong Sec
St Andrew
Dunman Sec

He is from a famous primary School (mixed school) in Bedok.

Thanks!

[AlwaysKiasu]

jtoh:

AlwaysKiasu:

[quote=\"AlwaysKiasu\"]
So if my first choice is Nan Hua and i am allocated to my second choice school fu hua, i report to fu hua and hand in the appeal form that i get from nan hua and request to appeal to another school right

:?:

If I'm not mistaken, you should submit your appeal form to the school at which you are appealing at. So you should submit your appeal form to Nan Hua. Wait for Nan Hua to get back to you regarding your status. If successful, you go to Fu Hua to withdraw and register at Nan Hua. The appeal process should be stated on the respective school.[/quote]we have to hand in physically or via internet

[doublesmile10]

is my chance of getting rvhs high if my t score is 249+3?

[devilfries]

weekeelong:

In NJC, boarding is a requirement.


i am also considering putting my son to NJC. But when i read abt Boarding as a requirement, i change my mind. My son is too pampered to be taking care of himself at the age of 13.

Actually boarding is a very good exposure to independence and it was an excellent experience for me since boarding has just ended. Boarding is only for a term a year and for Sec 1, it is in the last term. Me & my friends has totally enjoyed our time in boarding and it was a good preparation for independent learning and teamwork before we actually had our adventure camp at the end of the term.

But of course it does depend on your son's willingness I am just sharing my opinion of boarding for parents or students who are interested to know how is it like. And I am looking forward to another term of boarding next year