PSLE

RESULTS

201921 NOVEMBER 2019

GONGSHANG PRIMARY SCHOOL

PSLE T-SCORE

PSLE T-Score is a reflection of the child’s performance relative to his/her cohort for this year.

Calculation of PSLE T-Score

1. Each of the subject EL, MT, MA and SC carries the same weighting in the computation of the Aggregate Score.

2. The mark of each subject is converted to a transformed-score (T-score).

3. The T-scores of the 4 subjects are then totaled to give the Aggregate Score.

What You Will Receive• PSLE Results Slip

• PSLE Certificate

• S1 Option Form (in white envelope)

• Physical Fitness Test Slip

• Letter from Crest Secondary School /

Spectra Secondary School

(for pupils who are offered NT course)

• Shaping the Next Phase of Your Child’s Learning

Journey

• Education and Career Guidance Resources Kit

- What’s Next (after PSLE)

- Journeying with Our Children, Achieving their Aspirations

Non-participating Schoolsvia DSA

• NUS High School (NUSHS)

• School of the Arts (SOTA)

• School of Science and Technology (SST)

via Direct Application

• Crest Secondary School (CSS) (located in Jurong East)

• Spectra Secondary School (SSS) (located in Woodlands)

- CSS and SSS Open House (21-23 Nov 2019)

via S1 Posting Exercise

• Singapore Sports School (SSP)

- To apply for mainstream schools via S1 posting exercise

- After posting result, seek formal school transfer from posted school

Pupils Who Qualify for N(T) Course

• can also apply to Crest Secondary School (CSS) and

Spectra Secondary School (SSS)

• CSS and SSS offer an alternative educational pathway

for pupils eligible for the N(T) course who have an

interest in practice-oriented, hands-on learning.

• As CSS and SSS do not participate in S1 Posting

Exercise, pupils are to apply directly to CSS and

SSS. Interested pupils should refer to the Letter of

Invitation and Application Form or the schools’ website

(CSS: www.crestsec.edu.sg;

SSS: www.spectra.edu.sg) for more details of the

application process and timeline).

Appeal for Transfer• Appeals will only be considered on exceptional basis for students

with:– Serious medical conditions, such as chronic heart conditions or kidney

problems.

– Dyslexia or Autism Spectrum Disorder.

– Severe physical disabilities, such as those requiring permanent use of a wheelchair.

• All appeals must be accompanied by relevant supporting documents, such as medical reports, letters from doctors.

• If you intend to appeal for transfer, your child must still report to their posted school on Monday, 23 December.

• The staff at your child’s posted secondary school will help to file your appeal.

• MOE will respond to all appeals by early January.

https://beta.moe.gov.sg/secondary/s1-posting/

Important Dates

Key Event Date

Submission of options

a. via S1 Internet System

(S1-IS)

(RECOMMENDED)

21 November – 27 November 2019

S1-IS is accessible 24 hours starting

from 11 a.m. on 21 Nov 2019 till 3 p.m.

on 27 Nov 2019

Submission of options

b. Via Primary Schools

Submission starts from:

• 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on 21 Nov 2019,

• 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays till 27

Nov 2019

Release of School Posting

Results

Friday, 20 Dec 2019

Pupils to report to

secondary schools for

registration

Monday, 23 Dec 2019 at 8.30 a.m.