In 2006 / 2007, we had 174 P.6 graduates. Plenty of them were admitted to secondary schools with excellent reputation.
Students admitted to Band 1 Schools :
Dioceasan Girls' school x 1 student
Queen's Colleage x 1
St. Paul's Convent School x 8
St. Paul's Co-ed Colleage x 3
Queen Elizabeth School x 2
St. Francis Xavier's College x 8
MaryKnoll Convent School x 1
Wa Ying College x 1
CCC Heep Woh Colleage x 1
Tak Nga Secondary School x 1
Buddihs Sin Tak College x 1
Shun Lee Catholic Seconardy School x 1
Wah Yan College - HK x 2
Wah Yan College - KLN x 5
Belilous Public School x 2
Marymount Seconardy School x 6
Carmel Secondary School x 3
Ture Light Girl's College x 2
Good Hope School x 5
Shatin Pui Ying College x 1
CCC Ming Kei College x 3
St. Joseph's College x 1
St. Mary's Canossian College x 1
St. Paul's Secondary Schhol x 1
原文章由 WYmom 於 07-9-20 21:46 硐表
If then, there are about 35% band 1 students, right?
Don't think so. As some students admitted to other DSS schools such as Pui Kiu college, Tak Sun Secondary, PLK Ngan Po Ling, PLK Laws Foundation.... And those are goods secondary schools.
Don't think so. As some students admitted to other DSS schools such as Pui Kiu college, Tak Sun Secondary, PLK Ngan Po Ling, PLK Laws Foundation.... And those are goods secondary schools.
These new DSS usually are taking more band 2 students.
That's not surprising at all as it is not the kind of schools where the students are crammed. It allows room for students to think and be creative. There is no point in comparing schools solely on such statistics. If all parents hold such a view, our education will never improve.
原文章由 S.Potato 於 07-10-10 18:55 硐表
That's not surprising at all as it is not the kind of schools where the students are crammed. It allows room for students to think and be creative. There is no point in comparing schools solely on suc ...
原文章由 S.Potato 於 07-10-10 18:55 硐表
That's not surprising at all as it is not the kind of schools where the students are crammed. It allows room for students to think and be creative. There is no point in comparing schools solely on suc ...
I believe this is not the only criteria in deciding the school's achievement. Space and child center development should be the most important area. I have no idea in secondary school placement system, few questions:
1) Just interested in knowing how the system run for secondary school placement?
2) What are the factors deciding the child's placement in general to all primary school?
3) Is the school under any pressure from parents in pushing up the statistics (good placements) right now?
發表於 07-9-19 13:31
