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To all P6 Students,

Put your best foot forward, you are only one step away from your dream
Wishing all students the best of luck

致所有PSLE的小六考生们，

愿你带着我们的祝福，怀着一个好心情，轻松面对考试，取得佳绩。
乐学老师们的祝福与你同在，相信自己，你一定行！

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PSLE 3R word class, our 3R teaching method learning has always been loved by parents. The vivid and interesting teaching method allows children to learn a lot of words in a short time, whether comprehension, composition, oral exam, With good results for our students, students get more confidence for Exam!

PSLE is the first crucial exam for Singaporean students. Candidates of the PSLE will be selected by secondary school based on their scores in the examination.
Let us share with you about the Singapore secondary ranking and admission score line in 2020.

This ranking is according to admission score line of all secondary schools of 2020. (for reference only)

RANKING
1. Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary) IP (girls) – 6 (261)
2. Raffles Institution IP (boys) – 6 (259)
3. Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) IB (girls) – 6 (257)
4. Nanyang Girls’ High School IP SAP (girls) – 7 (261)
5. CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School IP SAP (girls) – 7 (257)
6. Hwa Chong Institution IP SAP (boys) – 7 (257)
7. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) IB (boys) – 7 (256)
8. National Junior College IP (co-ed) – 7 (254)
9. Dunman High School IP SAP (co-ed) – 8 (255)
10. Cedar Girls’ Secondary School IP (girls) – 8 (253)
11. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School IP (girls) – 8 (252)
12. St. Joseph’s Institution IB (boys) – 8 (251)
13. CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School O-levels SAP (girls) – 8 (253)
14. Catholic High School IP SAP (boys) – 8 (252)
15. Victoria School IP (boys) – 8 (252)
16. Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) O-levels (girls) – 8 (253)
17. River Valley High School IP SAP (co-ed) – 9 (253)
18. Temasek Junior College IP (co-ed) – 9 (250)
19. Cedar Girls’ Secondary School – O-levels (girls) – 9 (249)
20. Singapore Chinese Girls’ School O-levels (girls) – 9 (252)
21. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) O-levels (boys) – 9 (252)
22. Catholic High School O-levels SAP (boys) – 9 (249)
23. Victoria School – O-levels (boys) – 9 (248)
24. Anderson Secondary School (co-ed) – 10 (245)
25. St. Joseph’s Institution O-levels (boys) – 10 (246)
26. CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) (girls) – 10 (246)
27. St. Andrew’s Secondary School (boys) – 10 (247)
28. Nan Chiau High School SAP (co-ed) – 11 (244)
29. Swiss Cottage Secondary School (co-ed) – 11 (242)
30. Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) (boys) – 11 (246)
31. Nan Hua High School SAP (co-ed) – 11 (246)
32. Bukit Panjang Govt. High School (co-ed) – 11 (244)
33. Chung Cheng High School (Main) SAP (co-ed) – 11 (244)
34. Crescent Girls’ School (girls) – 11 (243)
35. Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (co-ed) – 11 (241)
36. Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) (co-ed) – 11 (243)
37. Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) (girls) – 11 (237)
38. St. Margaret’s Secondary School (girls) – 11 (243)
39. Anglican High School SAP (co-ed) – 12 (241)
40. Ngee Ann Secondary School (co-ed) – 12 (238)
41. Maris Stella High School SAP (boys) – 12 (239)
42. Commonwealth Secondary School (co-ed) – 12 (239)
43. Tanjong Katong Girls’ School (girls) – 13 (237)
44. Yishun Town Secondary School (co-ed) – 13 (239)
45. Fuhua Secondary School (co-ed) – 13 (236)
46. Temasek Secondary School (co-ed) – 13 (235)
47. Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School (co-ed) – 13 (238)
48. Presbyterian High School (co-ed) – 13 (236)
49. CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent (girls) – 13 (237)
50. Zhonghua Secondary School (co-ed) – 13 (236)
51. CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent (girls) – 13 (238)
52. Riverside Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (235)
53. Edgefield Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (230)
54. Clementi Town Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (235)
55. Xinmin Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (234)
56. Tanjong Katong Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (234)
57. Dunman Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (232)
58. Kranji Secondary School (co-ed) – 14 (234)
59. St. Patrick’s School (boys) – 14 (233)
60. Gan Eng Seng School (co-ed) – 15 (227)
61. Evergreen Secondary School (co-ed) – 15 (229)
62. Holy Innocents’ High School (co-ed) – 15 (232)
63. Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) (co-ed) – 15 (231)
64. St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School (girls) – 15 (230)
65. Bukit Batok Secondary School (co-ed) – 15 (229)
66. CHIJ Katong Convent (girls) – 15 (229)
67. St. Hilda’s Secondary School (co-ed) – 15 (228)
68. Jurong Secondary School (co-ed) – 16 (228)
69. Hua Yi Secondary School (co-ed) – 16 (227)
70. Bowen Secondary School (co-ed) – 16 (226)
71. Hai Sing Catholic School (co-ed) – 16 (225)
72. Ang Mo Kio Secondary School (co-ed) – 16 (229)
73. Pei Hwa Secondary School (co-ed) – 16 (226)
74. Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School (co-ed) – 17 (220)
75. St. Gabriel’s Secondary School (boys) – 17 (225)
76. West Spring Secondary School (co-ed) – 17 (225)
77. Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School (co-ed) – 17 (224)
78. Queensway Secondary School (co-ed) – 17 (222)
79. Mayflower Secondary School (co-ed) – 17 (224)
80. Deyi Secondary School (co-ed) – 17 (222)
81. Greendale Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (213)
82. Jurong West Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (214)
83. Pasir Ris Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (220)
84. Compassvale Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (215)
85. North Vista Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (218)
86. Beatty Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (217)
87. Unity Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (219)
88. Bedok View Secondary School (co-ed) – 18 (218)
89. Yuan Ching Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (218)
90. Kent Ridge Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (217)
91. Chua Chu Kang Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (216)
92. Orchid Park Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (214)
93. Peirce Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (214)
94. Christ Church Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (207)
95. Tampines Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (210)
96. Seng Kang Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (209)
97. Bedok South Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (213)
98. Bukit View Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (213)
99. Woodlands Ring Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (212)
100. Hillgrove Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (211)
101. Meridian Secondary School (co-ed) – 19 (212)
102. Yishun Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (207)
103. Naval Base Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (205)
104. Zhenghua Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (210)
105. New Town Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (204)
106. Woodgrove Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (204)
107. Bedok Green Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (201)
108. Montfort Secondary School (boys) – 20 (207)
109. Hougang Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (205)
110. Punggol Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (205)
111. Admiralty Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (203)
112. Jurongville Secondary School (co-ed) – 20 (202)
113. Juying Secondary School (co-ed) – 21 (198)
114. Regent Secondary School (co-ed) – 21 (200)
115. Manjusri Secondary School (co-ed) – 21 (197)
116. Serangoon Secondary School (co-ed) – 21 (194)
117. Guangyang Secondary School (co-ed) – 21 (192)
118. Yio Chu Kang Secondary School (co-ed) – 21 (189)
119. Outram Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
120. Teck Whye Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (189)
121. Broadrick Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
122. Whitley Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
123. Bendemeer Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
124. Boon Lay Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
125. Fajar Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
126. Fuchun Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
127. Northland Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
128. Peicai Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
129. Serangoon Garden Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
130. Yuying Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
131. Bukit Merah Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
132. Dunearn Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
133. Marsiling Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
134. Sembawang Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
135. Woodlands Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
136. Assumption English School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
137. Springfield Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
138. Westwood Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (194)
139. Canberra Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (191)
140. East Spring Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
141. Northbrooks Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
142. Ping Yi Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
143. Bartley Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
144. Changkat Changi Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
145. Loyang Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
146. Greenridge Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (193)
147. Yuhua Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
148. Damai Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
149. Queenstown Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (191)
150. Tanglin Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (188)
151. Junyuan Secondary School (co-ed) – 22 (191)

Do you know that your child’s lack of Chinese vocabulary and performance in comprehension and composition during exams will determine their results?
Reaching out to all students who will be taking their PSLE in the next two years! In just a few days, this holiday booster class will enable students to score better results using the 3R Method, and also enable them to master comprehension and composition skills, leading them onto the path to success.
At Le ue, we recognize the significance of the PSLE and the efforts needed for students to excel. Many parents have also given feedback that their child’s lack of Chinese vocabulary has caused them unable to write compositions or understand comprehension passages, resulting in poor results. Thus, we have created this holiday booster class that enables students to catch up on their P3-P6 vocabulary before their PSLE and grasp the 3R Method in just four days. Since comprehension and oral also take up about 40% of the students' papers, doing well in it wuold ensure good results. However, students tend to do poorly in this. Thus. the 3R Composition, Comprehension class aims to teach your child important comprehension and composition skills through our 3R Method, allowing them to achieve better results in their PSLE.
The 3R Method is developed by our Principal Ms Vivien Le, and it enables students to understand and grasp the concepts of vocabulary in just a short few lessons. This method makes use of the 3 “R”s, namely “Recognizing”, “Remembering” and “Reading”. Firstly, students will be taught to recognize Chinese characters which can be classified under three categories – pictographic words, phonographic words and associative words. Close 80% of primary school Chinese characters can be classified under these three categories, and this will allow students to be able to grasp these words quickly and understand it thoroughly. Next, after students understand these words, we will link the words they have read to words in their textbooks or storybooks, enabling them to remember them in the process. Lastly, when students have fully grasped and remembered the Chinese characters, they will be able to apply this knowledge in their comprehension and compositions to understand comprehension passages or write idioms, sayings and good phrases in their compositions.
Students who attend the 3R Comprehension and Composition class will learn how to tackle their comprehension and compositions. Since we believe that comprehension is closely related to compositions, we will be teaching these two sections in conjunction using the 3R Method to ensure maximum retention.

Is Your P5 or P6 Child Ready To Secure PSLE Distinction for His/Her Chinese?
Calling all parents with children in P6 this year who want to do well for PSLE Chinese and you are still unsure of how to help — especially in this period of uncertainty due to COVID-19!
Many of our students made great progress in their Chinese results. Within just a semester, almost all of them passed with flying colours. A few of them even achieved outstanding results! Junyi improved from a just pass to getting 179.5/200 for his overall result for Chinese exam, with full marks for listening comprehension!
Experienced professional teachers in our Le Xue Education online ultimate intensive programme to help your child get from B to A*!
A lot of parents come to us only when their children are in P6 trying to get last-minute improvements for their child to hopefully secure an A and A* and prevent Chinese from pulling down their PSLE aggregate, all so they can get to a good school.
Most centres are not geared to provide intensive improvements at the last minute because Chinese is traditionally a lot about mastering the fundamentals early on.
But is there a solution?
The answer is yes!
Experienced professional teachers helping students Get excellent results, Our teacher developed a process that anyone can follow and automatically improve in time for PSLE Chinese!
This is the very same blueprint that has helped 100% her my students achieve As & A*s in PSLE for the past few years!
Would you want to know how this can be done for your child too? Yes?
With barely 5 full months of prepare before PSLE, you know there’s not a lot of time left.
This means you must use proven learning strategies to help your child.
And I’ll cover all these essential ingredients you need to know before PSLE 2020 to help your child too:
Here are some of what we will cover with your child in this online coaching
– Discover Composition and Comprehension PSLE topics from 2014-2019 and how you can improve easily and quickly .
– Series Composition study (E.g. Bad Habit Series, Honesty Series, and etc.)
• Theme related vocabulary building, model composition appreciation words – idioms-sayings by using Le xue unique 3R Method
• Essay writing with reference to the vocabulary and model sentence list
• Essay writing follow by teacher’s marking(ONE TO ONE )
• Revision of the Series Composition by Topic/Theme
– The Comprehension technique is our creative method of teaching the students how to tackle the challenging PSLE and in which they can learn critical skills for them to score well in their PSLE.
• Including the new format, emails, messages and notes.
Comprehension booklet of 13 sets and some ‘secret tips’
-Oral class It was really lucky how our experienced Chinese teachers at last year managed to guess the potential PSLE oral topics correctly and did an intensive oral course with the students on these topics right before the exam.
P5 Students can also join us to make a good preparation for PSLE in advance, and advance to the scores of A and A +!