Sec 4 students, may note.


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(9 & 10) Aug : National day public holiday + school holiday


11-30 Aug : Prelim starts


31 Aug : celebrate Teachers day


22 Sep : the last day of school, for Sec 4 O-level track students

(refer to school calendar content)

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4 Oct, onwards : Chemistry O-level Science lab Practical Assessment (SPA), begin.


All other Written papers, continue into two months (October + November).

go for MGS, not RGS.

Overall, MGS is a better Secondary school

2015 MOE Seminar for Damai primary school (2016 Primary 1 intake)


Hosting Venue : at Fengshan primary school
307, Bedok North Road, Singapore 469680

free shuttle bus service provided :
between 8.15 am to 1 pm, from Bedok MRT station to Fengshan primary school (to and fro)

date : Saturday, 30 May 2015
time : 9 am to 12.30 pm

info
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1FxW79F ... 0/viewform

http://www.moe.gov.sg/events/seminars-for-parents/

P6 students who are applying for DSA or via PSLE AL score into this school,


pls read
how FBSS can affect Bukit Panjang Secondary school :-

https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=103617&start=20

2023 PSLE batch, born 2011, for 2024 Secondary 1 intake

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Cut off point (AL score) :-


IP : 8 (Merit)

O-level : 9 (Merit)


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Anyone who scored 8 (Merit),
got balloted out from IP (Catholic High) ?

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Thanks Lucid, any idea is NUSH recognised for Medicine by the Australian Universities?

You are mistaken.
NUS High is only a Secondary school, from aged 13 to aged 18.
Maximum age of students here, is only up to aged 18.

NUS High is Not a university. So, how can it be a medical school, here ?

If u are looking for a university, should check out NUS itself, and not NUS High.

To answer the second part of your qn, u should check out yourself. Do some basic background homework -

Under the umbrella of Australian Public Health Authority, clarify & confirm :-

Is NUS Medical school (Yong Loo Lin), recognised by the Australian Government Public Health Authority Medical Board, over there in Australia ?

@Mama_ambitious

Is it only your child, feel this way ?
How about the rest of the students, inside his IB class ? How do they feel, about this same Teacher ?

If is the general consensus of the whole class that this IB Teacher is really no good,

then,

Let the students inside his class raise this issue up, directly to the Form Teacher plus the (Academic VP + Principal), inside ACSI. Let the students themselves, at 18 years old already, raise this issue up, themselves, directly to the VP + Principal. Parents should not intervene anymore, when students have already reached this age (18 years old).

What happen next is,
if what the students collaboratively as a class, feel that this IB Teacher (ACSI) is really no good, then,
ACSI should, ought to find another Teacher, to substitute and to replace this no-good IB Teacher. Of course, ACSI (P + VP) will ask their students :- in what way, is this IB Teacher, no good ? Show evidence.

They can inform this Teacher to teach, up to the remaining balance days, in the current Term. When the next new Term come, ACSI ought to have replaced this IB Teacher, with another one. This no good Teacher, would have left the school, in the next new Term, if he or she, is really no good.

In past year 2023 :-

this batch of Sec 4 students (born in year 2007) was the last batch of students, who had sat for the GCE O level Economics subject, whose subject exam code 2286.

After this last batch have sat, TKGS (Tanjong Katong Girls’ Secondary school) subsequently then removed / offering teaching this O level Economics subject, from their school. That is, TKGS now (today) no longer offer O level Econs subject anymore, in Sec (3 & 4), from year 2024, onwards.

For those graduated Sec 4 students from the year 2023 O level batch -

who have then proceeded onwards, forward into their Junior Colleges, to prepare for their next year (2025) A level, note that :-

taken O level Econs did provide only the very basic, core fundamental foundation. However, it is barely enough !
There is still a very huge, wide jump (gap) in subject content taught, between
Economics (GCE O level vs. GCE A level H2 Economics).

As such,
the feedback coming from some of the current A-level JC Econs lecturers, teaching H2 Econs subject, in the Junior Colleges -

after the year end October / November Moe school Term 4 JC (1) “promo” exam into the nextJC (2) level, the feedback from JC Econs lecturers, was that :-

some students still did badly (poorly) in their H2 Econs subject, even though they had sat for GCE O level Econs subject (2286), before.

@orangepops said in AL6 IP - Top Choice RGS or MGS ?:

MA-1
go for MGS, not RGS

go for MGS, not RGS.

Overall, MGS is a better Secondary school

For GCE “O” level students trying to DSA into RI, via “Sports” domain at end of Sec 4 -

if your Sec 4 results are mediocre, not advisable to attempt entering RI, via the DSA " Sports " route.

Why ?

Because
A-level preparation, for O level students, is effectively a very short, intensive, stressful 1.5 years. If you DSA via Sports, your commitment to Sports Cca is intensive! End up leaving you no time, to prepare for your A-level prep. Unless you are an exceptional student in terms of grasping 4 H2 A level subjects’ concepts well, and excel in your time management coping.

But,
if you can’t manage your time well, end up struggling with H2 subjects, you may end up either repeat your JC (1), or don’t do well in your actual final A-level.

When you receive 2024 year end Report card, you would have noticed that for JC (1) batch, your Rank points is upon 70. No more upon 90 Rank points, for the Pioneering batch of JC (1) students, taking A level next year (2025).

Next Friday (22 Nov 2024) : is the last day of Term 4. Moe year end school holiday, begin.

Yes, correct. All your old posts are gone.

2024 “A” level written paper start this month (Nov)

In last year 2023 A level batch (students born in year 2005), out of the entire cohort graduated, what was the percentage of Eunoia JC students who had scored “A” grade, in these 3 Science subjects, namely :-

H2 (Bio / Chemistry / Physics) ?