Singapore News - Bank officer Muhammad Mahadi, 52, was crestfallen when his daughter did not do well in the Primary School Leaving Examination and entered the Normal Technical stream in secondary school. But he never stopped encouraging her, and joined the school's parent support group to. Read more at www.tnp.sg
Singapore News - The adoption of the new achievement level (AL) scoring system for the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) has not disrupted Secondary 1 posting outcomes, a senior education official with the Ministry of Education (MOE) said on Saturday (May 21). Student. Read more at www.tnp.sg
Chan s journey was shared on the university s Facebook page last Wednesday (July 1).
Wasn t the best student
Chan was never particularly interested in his studies as a young student.
In primary five, his poor academic results pushed him into the EM3 track, which has been discontinued, for students who were performing poorly.
He scored 109 for his Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) and was placed in the Normal Technical stream in secondary school.
Chan spent a lot of time playing online video games, especially one called Restaurant City .
Being an avid gamer, he would hack the game s system by downloading tools and modifying the code to enhance his gaming performance.
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Parents of Primary 6 pupils across the country heaved a collective sigh of relief last month when their children collected their PSLE results, following a particularly stressful year due to disruptions brought on by COVID-19. (Illustration: Samuel Woo/TODAY)