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Integrated Programme Introduced In Two More Schools in 2012

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Victoria School (VS) and Cedar Girls’ Secondary (CGSS) will offer the Integrated Programme (IP) to their first batches of Secondary 1 students from 2012 onwards. Parents who would like to select either of these schools for their child should indicate if they are selecting the IP or ‘O’ level programme in these schools. There are different option codes for the different programmes in these schools, just as different schools have different option codes. For example, a parent may choose VS (IP) as a first choice and VS (‘O’ Level Programme) as a second choice. Another parent may choose VS (IP) as a first choice, another IP school as a second choice and VS (‘O’ Level Programme) as a third choice. Yet another parent may choose a different IP school as a first choice and VS (‘O’ Level Programme) as a second choice.

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For more information on the Secondary One Posting Exercise and S1-IS, parents can refer to the MOE Secondary One Posting website or the information booklet entitled “Choosing Your Secondary Schools” which was earlier distributed to the pupils. For enquiries, parents can call the MOE Customer Service Centre at 6872 2220 during office hours.

http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2011/ ... ercise.php .

Information for Primary 6 Boys on Victoria School's 'O' Level and
Integrated Programme

Dear Primary 6 Boys,

Congratulations on completing your primary school education!

We have received many queries on the school's 'O' Level Programme and Integrated Programme (IP). We are very encouraged by your enthusiasm and interest to know more about Victoria School (VS)

As part of the Victoria-Cedar Alliance (VCA), VS will offer the IP to the first batch of Secondary 1 students from 2012 onwards. At the same time, VS will continue to offer the O Level Programme to the majority of its students. There are different option codes for the 'O' level programme and IP. Students (and parents) should indicate if they are selecting the 'O' level programme (3014) or IP (9151). For example, a student may choose VS (IP) as a first choice and VS ('O' Level Programme) as a second choice.

For greater flexibility for student-centric learning, VS will also offer Secondary 3 entry into the IP starting from 2013. This will provide academically strong students with an enriched curriculum beyond academic content, and allow these students to proceed to JC without taking the 'O' levels so that they can use the time to engage in broader learning experiences. Entry will be determined by merit.

For more information on our 'O' Level Programme and IP, please refer to the following:
- Prospectus: Click here to download.
http://vs.moe.edu.sg/temp11/VS_Prospectus.pdf
- Information on the Integrated Programme: Click here.
http://vs.moe.edu.sg/vca-ip/
- Frequently Asked Questions: Click here to download.
http://vs.moe.edu.sg/temp11/VCA%20IP%20FAQ.pdf
- 95.8FM Radio Interview on VCA-IP. Click here.
http://vs.moe.edu.sg/temp11/FM%20958%20 ... 112011.mp3

For further queries, please feel free to contact Mr Jonathan Oh at 62912965 Ext: 211

We look forward to seeing you in the Class of 2015.

Thank you.

Mr Andrew Lim
Principal Designate

http://vs.moe.edu.sg/

Top PSLE pupil from Rulang Primary School
Posted: 24 November 2011 1510 hrs



Yazmin Ziqin Mohamed Yousoof from Rulang Primary School is 2011's top PSLE student.



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SINGAPORE: Some 97 per cent of students who sat for their Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) have passed and are moving on to secondary schools.

Students collected their results on Thursday noon at their respective schools.

Top of the cohort is Yazmin Ziqin Mohamed Yousoof from Rulang Primary School with a score of 283.

She is also the top Indian pupil.

The top Chinese student is Hannah Tan Jia Hwee from Raffles Girls' Primary School.

Top Malay pupil is Natalia Nadila Muhamad from St Hilda's Primary School.

The top Eurasian pupil is Bjorn Kaijun Betzler from Anglo-Chinese School.

The Ministry of Education said that of the 45,261 who sat for PSLE this year, 62.9 per cent have made it to the Express course.

And 23.1 per cent will head for the Normal (academic) stream while 11.4 per cent are moving on to the Normal (Technical) course.

MOE said 1,555 pupils did not pass the PSLE and will go for vocational training.

Parents can submit secondary school options for their child at the primary schools.

The secondary one posting results will be released on 21 December.

- CNA/ck

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/ ... 72/1/.html

HappieNewbie123 wrote:PSLE results are out!! So fast... I have a problem. My marks is 258. Higher CL Distinction. (+3=261) Should I choose schools that offers IP or 4 years can liao??? Headache sia!

ask your parents to help u