Use the SA1 and subsequently prelim results to add up the overall AL score before shortlisting a list of possible secondary schools your child can qualify for.

Do not choose schools for your child just because they are more popular or have “higher status” than the neighbourhood schools. Always discuss with your child first. Ultimately, you have to consider if the school selected is a good fit for your child. Think about the ethos, culture, programmes offered, commuting distance and academics aspects too.

The written examination for PSLE 2020 starts from 1st October 2020 and ends on 7 October 2020. Be triple-certain on the dates and be prepared!

MOE has announced that all P5 students starting from 2020 will be graded with the new PSLE scoring system. This is the first batch of students who will be graded based on their raw and not calculated scores in PSLE. For all P6 parents and parents with P5 and below kids in 2020, I hope that this article will give you a better comparison and idea on vital changes in the PSLE scoring system.