How are students allocated to their Sec 1 classes?
Lower secondary form classes are mixed, comprising students posted through different Posting Groups.
Mixed form classes present students with more opportunities to interact with other students of different strengths and interests. In their mixed form classes, students take a set of subjects at a common level, amounting to about one-third of curriculum time. These subjects are:
Art
Character and Citizenship Education
Design and Technology
Food and Consumer Education
Music
Physical Education
This common learning experience allows students to build meaningful friendships, and appreciate different perspectives. Teachers adopt a range of teaching approaches to meet the different learning needs and pace of their students in the same form class.
Students are regrouped for English Language, Mother Tongue Languages, Mathematics, and Science lessons; they will read these subjects at the G1, G2, or G3 level, based on their PSLE Achievement Level (AL) for each subject.
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