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P5 and P6Form & Co-Form Teachers
P5 Passion
Mdm Juliana Bte Jalil Mr Peh Kai Jay
[email protected][email protected]
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P5 Responsibility
Mdm Jaime Hoi Mdm Suzana Abu Samah
suzana_abu_samah
@moe.edu.sg
hoi_hui_yee_Jaime
@moe.edu.sg
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
Ms Deborah d/o Moses
deborah_moses
@moe.edu.sg
Co-Form Teacher
P5 Care
Mr Ng Yin Hung Mdm Noraida Bte Wagimin
[email protected][email protected]
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P5 Respect
Mr Aloysius Teo Mrs Stephanie Lim
[email protected]_mung_chaye_Aloysius
@moe.edu.sg
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P5 Integrity
Mdm Peony Wong Miss Nurrashidah Bte Norman
nurrashidah_norman
@moe.edu.sg
wong_mau_tan_peony
@moe.edu.sg
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P6 Passion
Mr William Yip Mdm Nor Fardilah Bte Md Nasir
nor_fardilah_mohamed_nasir
@moe.edu.sg
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P6 Responsibility
Mdm Jane Chen Mdm Duan Xiaolu
[email protected][email protected]
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P6 Care
Mdm Masayu Bte Mohamed Ms Angel Huang
[email protected][email protected]
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
P6 Respect
Mr Nur Shahid Bin Ahmad Mdm Lee Song Sang
[email protected][email protected]
Form Teacher Co-Form Teacher
Sharing on
Subject Based Banding
(SBB)
P5 and P6
Summary
• What is SBB?
• How does SBB work?
• SBB and Secondary School
Admission
• Higher Mother Tongue
• Q & A
What is SBB?
What is SBB?
• SBB provides greater flexibility for your
child by offering him the option of a
combination of standard and foundation
subjects, depending on his strengths.
• Such a choice will allow your child to
focus on and stretch his potential in the
subjects that he is strong in while
building up the fundamentals in the
subjects that he needs more support in.
How does SBB work?
SBB and Sec Sch Admission
• Progression to secondary level depends
on your child’s PSLE score.
• The different expectations of standard
and foundation subjects will be taken into
account when your child’s PSLE score is
calculated.
• If you are not taking HMT at PSLE, you
may also be offered HMT at secondary
school based on PSLE results.
Higher Mother Tongue
Admission to Special Assistance Plan
(SAP) Schools
• Students in the top 30% of the Primary
School Leaving Examination (PSLE)
cohort who take Higher Chinese at the
PSLE will be given bonus points for
admission to SAP schools according to
the following:
o Distinction: 3 points
o Merit: 2 points
o Pass: 1 point
Higher Mother Tongue
Special Assistance Plan (SAP) Secondary
Schools
1. Anglican High
2. Catholic High
3. CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’
4. Chung Cheng High (Main)
5. Dunman High
6. Hwa Chong Institution
7. Maris Stella High
8. Nanyang Girls’ High
9. River Valley High
10. Nan Hua High
11. Nan Chiau High
https://www.moe.gov.sg/docs/default-
source/document/education/primary/files/sbb
-english-2017.pdf
SBB Brochure
Sharing on
Direct School Admission
(DSA)
P5 and P6
Summary
• What is DSA-Sec?
• Changes to DSA-Sec
• Who should apply?
• How do secondary schools select
students?
• Timeline
• Important notes
What is DSA-Sec?
PSLE/S1 Posting
Exercise
DSA
• Based on a student’s PSLE
score
• Most students enter
secondary schools this way
• Based on a diverse range of
talents and achievements in
specific academic subjects or
non-academic areas, beyond
what the PSLE recognises
• Allows students to access
school programmes to develop
their talents
Changes to DSA-Sec
All schools allowed to take in up to 20% of S1 non-IP intake
through the DSA
All schools to stop using general academic ability tests
to select students
Common online portal for DSA
applicationStudents can apply
online, through a single form
2018 DSA Exercise
(2018 P6 Cohort)
2019 DSA Exercise
(2019 P6 Cohort)
Moving to an improved DSA
More choices and opportunities for students
Who should apply?• DSA is not for everybody.
• Yes, if you have talent in
an area which a school
offers the DSA in
• And are passionate
about and committed
to developing your
strengths in that area
in that school
Talent
PassionCommit-
ment
Who should apply?
• Schools participating in the DSA-Sec in
2017 offer talent development programmes
in the following 7 categories:
o Creativity, Entrepreneurship And Innovation
o Languages And Humanities
o Leadership And Uniformed Groups
o Performing Arts
o Science, Technology, Engineering,
Mathematics
o Sports And Games
o Visual Arts And Media
How do schools select students?
Talent, passion, commitment
• Schools may ask you to submit a portfolio showcasing your talents and achievements e.g. participation in the Junior Sports Academy or other programmes/competitions
Strong personal qualities
• Schools may look at your CCA record, participation in VIA, personal statements, or character references
Good academic fit
• Schools may look at your Primary school results
Be sincere, be genuine, and be yourself –if you are a good fit for the school, it will show.
Every school has a slightly different set of selection
considerations and processes. Some organise auditions,
trials, tests, selection camps etc. depending on the talent that
is being assessed. Some may require personal statements
and/or character references. Generally, schools are looking
for candidates with:
Timeline
May
DSA exercise starts. Apply through schools.
July
Shortlisting and selection by secondary schools. Each secondary school has different selection criteria for its categories and programmes. Schools will inform you of the selection outcome by Aug.
Indicate up to 3 ranked choices if you have more than 1 offer
October
You will know whether you have been allocated to a school through the DSA, at the same time you receive your PSLE results.
Late-November
Important Notes
• Your PSLE results will still be used to
determine the secondary school course you
are eligible for [i.e. Express, Normal
(Academic), Normal (Technical)]
• Even if you have a confirmed offer, you must
qualify for a course offered by the school to
be successfully admitted through the DSA.
Example: Jane has a DSA confirmed offer given by Achievement SecondarySchool, which offers the Express Course only. However, Jane’s PSLEresults qualify her for the Normal (Academic) course. Hence, Janewill not be able to go to Achievement Secondary School and willtake part in the S1 Posting Exercise.
Important Notes
• Students admitted through DSA-Sec Exercise will
not be allowed to participate in the annual
Secondary One Posting Exercise.
• Students admitted through DSA-Sec Exercise will
not be allowed to transfer to another school after
the release of the PSLE results.
