不是最多7个吗
那9distinction都不知道怎么拿的
hohoho我家牛逼的RI, A level 2019看过来
A Level Results 2018: Keeping Our Colours Flying
By Abigail Ang (18S06B), Soh Ying Qi (18A01C), Phang Yeu Yeou (19A01A), Caryn Chiah (19A01A) and Alyssa Marie Loo (19A13A)
Photos courtesy of Han Ying Jie (18A01E) of Raffles Photographic Society
The expectation hanging in the air was almost palpable. The batch of 2017 streamed into the Multi-Purpose Hall, buzzing with excitement as they reunited with their classmates. Finally, all fell silent as the briefing on the J3s’ performance began.
Raffles Press is pleased to report that the batch of 2017 has achieved stellar results: an astounding 98.3% of the cohort achieved at least 3 H2 passes and a pass in General Paper (GP) or Knowledge and Inquiry (KI), “well above the national [average]”, according to principal Mr Frederick Yeo. Additionally, 741 students (63.2%) received distinctions in 3 of their H2 subjects, and 543 (46.3%) received 4 H2 distinctions. 204 students (17.4%) achieved distinctions in all of their subjects, including H3s.
Adding to the cohort’s excellent showing, 344 students (29.3%) achieved a perfect University Admission Score (UAS) of 90, up from 27.4% last year. The mean UAS remained high at 85 out of 90.
Many students achieved at least 6 distinctions. Several individual subjects also saw
outstanding results, with this cohort performing as well as (or even
better than) their seniors. Perhaps most remarkable was KI’s 9 in 10
distinction rate, the highest of all subjects offered. “The 20 students
who [took] KI… you must be thrilled,” Mr Yeo quipped. Also notable was
the 8 in 10 distinction rate attained by the History cohort, up from 6
in 10 last year. The batch of 2017 also performed well in Biology,
Chemistry, Economics, Geography, Literature and Physics, with 7 in 10
achieving distinctions in these subjects. Finally, the cohort sustained
RI’s showing in General Paper, with 50% of candidates receiving
distinctions.
Several core subjects saw stellar performances. All in all, the batch of 2017 has
certainly done RI proud with their strong academic showings. We at
Raffles Press wish them all the best in their future endeavours!
Year-on-Year Comparison
Class of 2017 Class of 2016 63.2% scored 3 H2 distinctions: 741 students 61% scored 3 H2 distinctions: 723 students 46.3% scored 4 H2 distinctions: 543 students 53% scored 4 H2 distinctions: 629 students 17.4% scored distinctions in all subjects offered, including H3: 204 students 14% scored distinctions in all subjects offered, including H3: 166 students 29.3% received a perfect UAS: 344 students 27.4% received a perfect UAS: 325 students Mean UAS: 85 Median UAS: 87.8 50% distinctions for GP 52% distinctions for GP 70% distinctions for Geography 60% distinctions for Geography 70% distinctions for Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics 70% distinctions for Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics 70% distinctions for Literature in English 80% distinctions for Literature in English 80% distinctions for History 60% distinctions for History Total candidature: 1,172 Total candidature: 1,186
Photos courtesy of Han Ying Jie (18A01E) of Raffles Photographic Society
The expectation hanging in the air was almost palpable. The batch of 2017 streamed into the Multi-Purpose Hall, buzzing with excitement as they reunited with their classmates. Finally, all fell silent as the briefing on the J3s’ performance began.
Raffles Press is pleased to report that the batch of 2017 has achieved stellar results: an astounding 98.3% of the cohort achieved at least 3 H2 passes and a pass in General Paper (GP) or Knowledge and Inquiry (KI), “well above the national [average]”, according to principal Mr Frederick Yeo. Additionally, 741 students (63.2%) received distinctions in 3 of their H2 subjects, and 543 (46.3%) received 4 H2 distinctions. 204 students (17.4%) achieved distinctions in all of their subjects, including H3s.
Adding to the cohort’s excellent showing, 344 students (29.3%) achieved a perfect University Admission Score (UAS) of 90, up from 27.4% last year. The mean UAS remained high at 85 out of 90.
Many students achieved at least 6 distinctions. Several individual subjects also saw
outstanding results, with this cohort performing as well as (or even
better than) their seniors. Perhaps most remarkable was KI’s 9 in 10
distinction rate, the highest of all subjects offered. “The 20 students
who [took] KI… you must be thrilled,” Mr Yeo quipped. Also notable was
the 8 in 10 distinction rate attained by the History cohort, up from 6
in 10 last year. The batch of 2017 also performed well in Biology,
Chemistry, Economics, Geography, Literature and Physics, with 7 in 10
achieving distinctions in these subjects. Finally, the cohort sustained
RI’s showing in General Paper, with 50% of candidates receiving
distinctions.Several core subjects saw stellar performances. All in all, the batch of 2017 has
certainly done RI proud with their strong academic showings. We at
Raffles Press wish them all the best in their future endeavours!Year-on-Year Comparison
Class of 2017 Class of 2016 63.2% scored 3 H2 distinctions: 741 students 61% scored 3 H2 distinctions: 723 students 46.3% scored 4 H2 distinctions: 543 students 53% scored 4 H2 distinctions: 629 students 17.4% scored distinctions in all subjects offered, including H3: 204 students 14% scored distinctions in all subjects offered, including H3: 166 students 29.3% received a perfect UAS: 344 students 27.4% received a perfect UAS: 325 students Mean UAS: 85 Median UAS: 87.8 50% distinctions for GP 52% distinctions for GP 70% distinctions for Geography 60% distinctions for Geography 70% distinctions for Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics 70% distinctions for Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics 70% distinctions for Literature in English 80% distinctions for Literature in English 80% distinctions for History 60% distinctions for History Total candidature: 1,172 Total candidature: 1,186
12 个回答
昨天看到朋友圈里说华中
剑桥牛津42个，rj多少呢？只能更高吧
读得好的且精力旺盛的，
可以选 H3，2 门 H3 就是 9A 了。另外第三外语也算一个 A。
这次RI尖子生更多
RI会放一天假吧，哈哈
华中今年没放
据说比一下，考的好的会放一天
来来来看看对手华中吧。
The Class of 2018 has achieved excellent results once again. Their exceptional showing at this year’s A-levels is a celebration of a centenary of holistic excellence.
This cohort has put forth a strong showing, with a comparable performance to the last two cohorts. Sustaining the strong performance of their seniors, 6 out of 10 scored 3 H2 Distinctions and above.
13 subjects recorded improvements. These include: H1 General Paper; H2 Mathematics; H2 Chemistry and Physics; H2 Chinese Language and Literature; H2 Knowledge and Inquiry; H2 Further Mathematics; H2 China Studies in Chinese; and H2 English Language and Linguistics.
Both H2 Chinese Language and Literature and H2 Further Mathematics have posted a record performances.
Besides their sterling academic results, the Class of 2018 has also excelled holistically:
More than 600 students have been conferred the Hwa Chong Diploma;
They have continued Hwa Chong's tradition of excellence with 54 World Championship Titles (2006-2019) and;
They also took home 55 Top 3 titles at the Interschool Sports Championships in 2018. The Hwa Chong Cross Country team also swept all titles across the 4 divisions, emerging as champions in the A division boys’ and girls’ team categories as well as the B and C Division boys.
To date, 5 Hwa Chong students have been offered provisional Public Service Commission Scholarships. One student has also been offered the provisional Singapore Police Force Scholarship, the only female in the history of the nation to date.
Even before the release of the GCE A-Level results, 13 students have been admitted to Peking and Tsinghua Universities for bicultural excellence.
This year, 42 Hwa Chong students have received offers to Cambridge and Oxford Universities.
Over 500 offers have also been made to Hwa Chong students from US and UK universities such as Yale University, Brown University, Carnegie Mellon University, University of Michigan, Imperial College London, London School of Economics, and University College London.
有点搞不懂的就是每次都在结尾会讲拿到多少offer
除了哈佛和史丹福，其他的好像没有什么可以炫耀的吧。华中这是怎么了？
Ang Shermaine (Nanyang Girls’ High School)
CCA Council President
Canoeing Vice-Captain
Best Academic Performance Award in JC1 Arts
China Studies Special Topics Presentation Competition (Bronze Award)
6 Distinctions
Provisional SPF Scholarship
Conditional Offer To Read History At University of Oxford, SOAS,
University College London, Durham University, and Warwick University
Arissa Rashid (Nanyang Girls’ High School)
Track & Field – Vice-Captain
Nat’l Interschools A-Div T&F Champs (2017 Indi 800m; 2018 Indi 1500m – 1st Placings)
2017 ASEAN Schools Games Representative
Captain – NYGH T&F Team
6 Distinctions
Conditional Offer To Read Architecture At University of Sheffield
Chen Jiamin (Nanyang Girls’ High School)
O-Levels Prime Minister Book Prize Awardee
Business China Youth Showdown (Achieved 2nd Placing)
Contributed to Chinese Orchestra’s SYF Arts Presentation (Cert. of Dist.)
Editor-in-Chief of Huayun and CLEP Publication
6 Distinctions
Hopes to Read International Relations Or Economics At Fudan University
Cheng Wan Li (Hwa Chong Institution – Ortus Consortium)
Programme Symposium (Gold Award and Best Paper)
China Studies Special Topics Presentation Competition (Silver Award)
Chairperson of BSP Committee
Student Director of Huang Cheng
6 Distinctions
Hopes To Read Liberal Arts At Peking University
Chia Jia-En (Singapore Chinese Girls’ School)
Project Director, Students’ National Education Council
I/C of International Friendship Month commemoration and Our Hwa Chong Conversations
Projects Coordinator, Social and Relations Committee, Students’ Council
Student Presenter at SG Perspectives Ministerial Dialogue
6 Distinctions
Hopes to Read Global Studies At Yale-NUS
Dylan Wee Yang-Yi (Hwa Chong Institution - Ortus Consortium)
High School Council President
Athena Faculty Committee Head
Athena Founders’ Day Faculty CIP 2018 – Silver Homes (Organizing Team Member)
EAGLES Award (Leadership)
6 Distinctions
Hopes To Read Mechanical Engineering At Stanford University
Eiw Tse Gao Flanders (Hwa Chong Institution Ortus Consortium)
Vice-President of Science Students’ Research Council
Co-Chairperson of ISYF 2018
Singapore Chemistry Olympiad (Gold Award)
Subject Prize Awardee in JC 1 (H2 Physics)
SAF Young Leader Award
8 Distinctions
Hopes to Read Chemistry At Nanyang Technological University
Gui Ming Jiang (Hwa Chong Institution - iSpark Consortium)
President of Students’ Council
Silver Award (National Olympiad in Informatics)
2nd Placing at Cyber Defenders Discovery Camp
SAF Young Leader Award
Ong Teng Cheong Outstanding Leadership Award
Bicultural Studies Programme
7 Distinctions
Hopes To Read Electrical Engineering Or Computer Science At Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lim Jun Kai, Jordan (Hwa Chong Institution - Aphelion Consortium)
Welfare Coordinator, Welfare Committee, Students’ Council
PAYM Service-Learning Champion (SLC) Project Accolade (S.T.A.R. Award)
Org Team Member of Hwa Chong Invitational Philosophy Olympiad
Singapore Model Parliament (Best Delegate – Honourable Mention)
8 Distinctions
Hopes To Read Economics and Political Science At Warwick University
Loke Tze Hng (Hwa Chong Institution - iSpark Consortium)
Green Council President
Best Academic Performance Awardee (JC1 – Science)
NUS Chem E Challenge (Achieved 2nd Placing)
Singapore Police Force Book Prize Awardee
8 Distinctions
Hopes to Read Computer Science/Information Science At university
Neo Xuan Ling (Nanyang Girls’ High School)
Music & Dance Society (Chinese Dance) President
PAYM Service-Learning Champion (SLC) Project Accolade (Bronze Award (Team)
China Studies Special Topics Presentation Competition (Silver Award)
6 Distinctions
Provisional PSC (Foreign Service) Scholarship
Hopes To Read International Relations At Peking University
Ning Xinran (Nanyang Girls’ High School)
President of the Nanyang Students’ Council
Welfare I/C of the Girls’ Football Team
Contributed to Team 2nd at the Interschools A-Div Football Championships
Team 1st at the SMU Youth Innovation Challenge
SPF Book Prize 2018
6 Distinctions
Hopes To Read International Relations At Georgetown University
Ong Jie Min (Singapore Chinese Girls’ School)
General Secretary of Students’ Council
Organizing Team Member of HC-Asia Pacific Young Leaders Summit
Organizing Team Member of College Open House
Grassroots Attachment Programme Participant
EAGLES Award (Leadership)
6 Distinctions
Conditional Offer to read Biomedical Sciences At University College London
Ooi Ren An (Hwa Chong Institution - iSpark Consortium)
President of Science Students’ Research Council
Student Co-Chairperson of ISYF
Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (Silver Award)
Org Comm Team Member of Project Enliven
7 Distinctions
Provisional PSC (Engineering) Scholarship
Conditional offer to read Engineering at Cambridge University
Yang Chun Wei (Hwa Chong Institution - ProEd Consortium)
IT Director, Publications and Publicity Committee, Students’ Council
Member of Singapore National Youth Orchestra
Intelligent Ironman Creativity Contest (International Champion – Team) and (Best Task Tackler Award)
2nd Placing at Cyber Defenders Discovery Camp
6 Distinctions
Provisional PSC (Engineering) Scholarship
Hopes to read Computer Science at Harvard University
Yip Hui Bing, Priscilla (Yishun Town Secondary School)
CIP Council President
Team Leader of Merry Marathon 2017 (SL Project)
Award Recipient (Academic) at the 2017 International Young Leaders Forum
EAGLES Award 2018 (Leadership)
Provisional PSC Scholarship
7 Distinctions
Conditional Offer To Read Mathematics At University College London and University of Warwick
报告LZ，贴出来的这些是早早那奖学金那些
很多不想哪的
然后PSC那些最重要的没出呢吧
按大学政府奖学金的颁发流程
这些早早挂出来的其实是已经拿到OFFER的这些。
在这里给大家科普一下，其实政府奖学金分2批给：
第一批是那种学校各方面的尖子生，由校长推荐，然后由各政府单位提前面试，这批人很多已经有拿到OFFER了。列表中的就是这批人。
而A水准之后的是再一次的大筛选，这批要等到5~6月才给OFFER。
我只是惊讶这列表中的学校只是少数几个是牛校。
现在
MOE要学校不要过分强调academic, 远离精英主义。
所以RI连Oxbridge的提都不提了
华中估计也只敢贴点holistic development的例子了
我猜的
想读复旦的那个
chen jiamin是中国人吧。