Highest Psle Score 2011

Highest Psle Score 2011Here is the Muslim girl once again who has defeated hundreds of PSLE students and got the first position. This lucky girl is Yasmin Ziqin Mohamed Yousoof who is from India and she belongs to a Muslim family.Yasmin Ziqin Mohamed Yousoof belongs to the Rulang Primary and she she got two hundred and eighty-three points and left all the students. Read more

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Top Psle Student 2011

Top Psle Student 2011Top Psle Student 2011, Singapore Secondary School Exam Papers
The Secondary School Exam Papers CD series contain SA1 and SA2 exam papers from secondary schools. You can get high quality papers for Sec1 to Sec4/Sec5; all streams: Express, Normal Academic and Normal Technical. We have packed a few subjects from the same level into each CD. This makes our Secondary School Exam Papers CD a super value buy.

1. Secondary 1 CD
Express: English, Maths, Science ($60)
Express: Geography, History ($60)
Normal Academic: English, Maths, Science ($60)
Normal Academic: History, Geography ($60)
Normal Technial: Direct order only
Very limited copies of previous version are still available in Big Bookshop Tampines.

Sec 1 (Direc Order)
Express: English (6 papers)
Express: Science (5 papers)
Express: Maths (10)
Express: History (8)
Express: Geography (9)
Express: Chinese (6)
Express: HCL (10) $40
Express: Literature (6) $40
NA: English
NA: Math
NA: Science (4 papers)
NA: History (8) – Updated
NA: Geography (6) – Updated
NA: Literature (7) $40 – New!
$30 per subject, otherwise specified.
Sec 1NT bundle: English (5), Math (5), Science (6), Basic Chinese (4) $70

2. Secondary 2 CD
Express: English, Math, Science $60
Express: History, Geography $60
NA: English, Math, Science $60
NA: History, Geography $60
Normal Technical: Direct order only

Sec 2: Direct order
Express: English (10 papers)
Express: Maths (20+)
Express: Science (12)
Express: Geography (3)
Express: History (7)
Express: Literature (5) $40
NA: English (7)
NA: Math (5)
NA: Geography (5)
NA: Science (6)
NA: History (9)
NA: Literature (7) ($40) – New!
$30 per subject, otherwise specified.
Sec 2NT Bundle: English(6), Maths(4), Science(5) $70

3. Secondary 3 CD
Express: English (8), E.Maths (20+), Social Studies (6) $60
NA: Direct order only

Sec 3E,3NA,3ATT (direct order only)
Sec 3NA bundle: English (5), EMaths (3), Social Studies (7) $60
Additional Maths (20) $30
Other subjects available for Express and NA: English, EMaths, AMath. Pure Physic, Pure Chemistry, Pure Biology, Combined Physic, Combined Chemistry, Combined Biology, Core History, Core Geography, Elective History, Elective Geography, Social Studies, POA (new)

4. Secondary 4 CD
Express: English (6), EMaths (20), Social Studies (10) $60
4NA, 4NT, 4ATT: Direct order only.

Sec 4E, 4NA, 4ATT, 5N (direct orders only):
*Pure Science Bundle: Physic (8), Chemistry (7), Biology (8) $100
*GCE ‘N’ Level (4NA) Bundle: English (3), EMath (8), Social Studies (6) $100 (New)
*4NT Bundle: English (5), Math (5), Science (5) $100 (New)
Additional Maths (20)

Other subjects: Combined Physic, Combined Chemistry, Combined Biology. Combined Humanities. Social Studies, Core History, Core Geography, Literature, Core Humanities subjects, English, Chinese, HCL, EMath. AMath, POA (New).

$40 per subject.

To order: 98187974
Singapore Primary School Exam Papers
2010 Top School Exam Papers CD packs 4 years (2007 to 2010) of CA1, CA2, SA1 & SA2 exam papers in a CD. Four subjects, English, Maths, Science & Chinese are included for the Primary 3 to 6 CD. Three subjects, English, Maths & Chinese for Primary 1 & 2 CD. In every year, you get papers from about 10 top schools. Answers are provided! The papers are in PDF format, bookmarked for easy navigation and can be printed as many times as you like. Expose your child to questions from past year exam papers!

Schools include: Raffles Girls Primary School, Nanyang Primary School, Henry Park Primary School, Anglo Chinese School, Maha Bodhi Primary School, Methodist Girls School, Nan Hua Primary School, Singapore Chinese Girls School, Hokkien 5, St Nicolas Girls, Catholic High and many more!!

Top School Exam Papers 4-year Series CD (2007 – 2010)

1. Primary 1 CD – English, Maths, Chinese
2. Primary 2 CD – English, Maths, Chinese
3. Primary 3 CD – English, Maths, Science, Chinese
4. Primary 4 CD – English, Maths, Science, Chinese
5. Primary 5 CD – English, Maths, Science, Chinese, HCL
6. Primary 6 CD – English, Maths, Science, Chinese, HCL

Direct order special (limited period): $30 per level

mTutor Video Worked Solutions (VWS)
1. P4 Maths VWS CD
2. P5 Maths VWS CD
3. P6 Math VWS CD

$30 each (available in Big bookshops)
22 November, 2011
PSLE 2011 Result
PSLE 2011 result will be released on the 24 Nov 11. Best wishes to all P6 students and we hope you will get into the Secondary School that you want.
We have exam papers and resources for Secondary School. Express, Normal Academic and Normal Technical stream. We also have a good range of subjects like English, Math, Science, History, Geography and Literature papers.
Also do remember to check our Exam Skills video for Sec Sch. Our exam skills videos have received over 1000 hits.

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Kiasuparents Psle 2011

Kiasuparents Psle 2011Kiasuparents Psle 2011, It is mind-boggling when I compare the extent the parents of today are willing to spend for their children’s education with what we used to. I am not even touching on the top-end examples of the super rich.

A lot would depend on the financial situation of the parents, with some who are obviously trying very hard to keep up with the Joneses. It is common these days for Yuppy parents to fork out over Rm10,000 a year in fees for pre-school! This amount is almost equivalent to fees for private colleges or public universities. Besides this, you are likely to find classes for music, ballet, and tuition for mathematics. This is just for pre-school!

A parent once commented about his son who was seen to be overprotective over his children. He said he didn’t have to do it for him before and he turned out qualified as a doctor. In fact, there are many yuppies who had an ordinary childhood before, yet they got caught up with the rat race. Once a rich man was asked why he was so stingy and his son so spendthrift. He replied, ‘My father was poor, but his father is rich.’ That explains it in some way.

As a parent who has been there and done that, though in a different era, I think such ‘kiasu’ parents are taking the fun out of children’s childhood. Of course, they will tell you that their children will not be able to keep up with the others if they did not provide similar extra help. But I believe children should be given a chance to develop on their own. There is always the likely danger of pushing them too hard and getting adverse reactions like dislike for studies and feeling bored in class because they are way ahead of others. Being ahead of others too early is actually not a sign of being intellectually better, but having the unfair advantage of learning stuff in advance. I used to admire classmates who did their homework just before handing up their assignments. These were the ones who could really do their work under pressure like in examinations.

There are lots more I could write about but it is not going to make any difference to young parents of today. An advertisement in Mandarin comes to my mind: ‘Kui te pu it ting hau, hau te pu it ting kui’. Translated into English it means ‘Expensive things are not necessarily good, good things are not necessarily expensive’.

My children were educated in national schools up to Form 5, then in private colleges and then overseas universities. I know the last is not necessarily affordable to average parents, but my point is in highlighting their earlier education: pre-school and school, which were ordinary and in a small town. There was no traffic jams to contend with and school was only 5 minutes by car on occasions when a daughter forgot to bring something.

Education in national schools has the advantage of having friends of different races. My children have Malay and Indian friends as compared with their friends in Chinese schools who tend to have mainly Chinese friends. It has the advantage of easier integration and interaction with other people in Malaysia.

At a recent meeting, my friend was impressed with Cheng’s command of English and knowledge. His children attended international school from the beginning and took ‘O’ levels earlier than others. They graduated earlier than others, but otherwise I do not see any other obvious advantage. A lot depends on exposure and also the person, whether he or she is an introvert or extrovert. But then again, who is to say what is best but the person himself?
As parents, our duty is to provide whatever is necessary for our children’s development. In doing so, it is important not to go against the grains of their natural abilities, talents or inclinations. Each child is different. What works for one may not work for another. By asking for their opinions will help in guiding us along. Children are now more mature and intellectual in this IT age. Treat them with respect and you will be rewarded with love and respect. This is not something that success in career and money could buy.
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Psle Results 2011

Psle Results 2011Psle Results 2011, The results of the 2011 Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) will be released on Thursday. The Ministry of Education (MOE) said pupils may obtain their result slips from their respective schools from 12noon. Eligible pupils will also receive from their respective primary schools, their option forms to select secondary schools.

MOE said the results of Secondary 1 postings will be out on 21 December.

Nan Chiau High School, which has been designated a Special Assistance Plan school from January next year, will admit only Express course students offering Chinese or Higher Chinese as a Mother Tongue Language.

And two more schools – Victoria School and Cedar Girls – will take in their first batch of Secondary 1 students in the six-year integrated programme.

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