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SINGAPORE: About 93.9 per cent of candidates scored at least three Higher 2 (H2) passes in last year’s GCE A-Level examination, according to results released on Friday (Feb 23). A

After her older sister died in a road accident in New Zealand last year, Shannon Chong had to take three weeks off school to help identify her body and bring her home. She tells CNA how life has changed since.

Singapore News - Ms Shannon Chong was having a mathematics class in Jurong Pioneer Junior College when her mother called and told her that her older sister had died. “I didn’t have time to process my grief, because I was just in disbelief,” she said. Her sister Sherwin, 21, was one of... Read more at www.tnp.sg

When Fiona Yek started experiencing sudden memory loss during her first year in junior college, the conscientious student first struggled to accept her plummeting results – then regain her footing in time for A-Levels.

And over eight in 10 would recommend that those just starting out in the working world pursue some additional, hands-on industry experience before doing so

SINGAPORE: The results of the 2023 GCE A-Level examinations will be released at 2.30 pm on Feb 23, with students receiving their results from their schools. Details on the collection will be shared by the respective schools, the Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Boar

Teenagers often have to start thinking much farther into the future when deciding what studies to pursue. Ivan Png and Kelvin Seah from the National University of Singapore consider how recent A-Level cohorts have chosen.

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Teachers assessing students grades like they did when exams were cancelled because of the pandemic, grades being assessed on a case by case basis, or schools being given a blanket percentage increase on their results. thejoint council for qualifications says exam boards have extended coursework deadlines and englands exams regulator 0fqual says schools should reach out for support. but the department for education said in a statement, "it is not possible to make changes to exams and assessments ...

Not had the specialist provision that every other child theyre competing with in the exam season has had. what could extra help for exam students look like? ideas weve heard about include teachers assessing students grades like they did when exams were cancelled because of the pandemic, grades being assessed on a case by case basis, or schools being given a blanket percentage increase on their results. tthejoint council for qualifications says exam boards have extended coursework deadlines and e...