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Choosing a secondary school: 7 questions parents can ask their children to guide them
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Principal Lee Han Hwa of St Andrew’s School (Secondary) with his students, who won the National School Games C Division rugby boys final on Aug 20.
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- The release of PSLE results is nearing, with parents and children needing to shortlist six secondary schools, ranked by preference, considering cut-off points and school culture.
- Attend open houses to assess school fit, explore websites, social media and talk to seniors, focusing on environment and CCAs that interest the children.
- Encourage children's involvement in the decision-making process, support their needs and discuss their thoughts, ensuring a positive experience.
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SINGAPORE – As the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) results are expected to be released between Nov 24 and 26, parents are likely discussing secondary school options with their Primary 6 children.
For those who have not secured a place through the Direct School Admission exercise, the next step involves shortlisting six schools and ranking them by preference.
