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Many retarded gay dogs here have been so busy getting brainwashed by the Opposition and posting garbage spam on this forum that they will most likely fail their PSLE Exams AGAIN!!!
Our semi-retarded Sam has been kept busy the whole year correcting juvenile grammatical and spelling errors of these retarded forummers. These morons are forever confused with the nouns 'advice' and 'practice' with their verb cousins 'advise' and 'practise'.
These morons who are awaiting their PSLE results, to be released tomorrow, will be probably biting their fingernails and hiding under their mama's skirt while waiting for the first rays of the sun tomorrow.
FYI, my PSLE score was 279 and I did not have to retake my PSLE, unlike most of you retards!:oIo::oIo:
PSLE results to be released on Thursday
Tuesday, Nov 22, 2011
THE results for the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) will be out on Thursday.
The Ministry of Education (MOE) announced yesterday that pupils may obtain their result slips from their schools from noon. On the same day, eligible pupils will also receive from their respective primary schools option forms to select secondary schools.
Pupils are required to hand the option forms to their parents.
Parents can choose to submit their child's secondary school choices through their child's primary school or via the MOE Secondary One (S1) Posting website.
In every sealed S1 Option Form, there will be a unique S1 Personal Identification Number which enables parents to submit secondary-school options online.
The online system will be accessible 24 hours daily from 12pm on Thursday till 3pm next Wednesday.
Submissions at primary schools can be made from 12pm till 3pm on Thursday; and from 9am to 3pm between Friday and next Wednesday, excluding Saturday and Sunday.
The S1 posting results will be released on Dec 21. Pupils are to report to the secondary school they are posted to at 8.30am on Dec 22.
Posting results can be obtained from the child's primary school, or via the MOE website. Results can also be received on local mobile- phone numbers via SMS if parents indicate their preference for this in the S1 Option Form.
Our semi-retarded Sam has been kept busy the whole year correcting juvenile grammatical and spelling errors of these retarded forummers. These morons are forever confused with the nouns 'advice' and 'practice' with their verb cousins 'advise' and 'practise'.These morons who are awaiting their PSLE results, to be released tomorrow, will be probably biting their fingernails and hiding under their mama's skirt while waiting for the first rays of the sun tomorrow.
FYI, my PSLE score was 279 and I did not have to retake my PSLE, unlike most of you retards!:oIo::oIo:
PSLE results to be released on Thursday
Tuesday, Nov 22, 2011
THE results for the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) will be out on Thursday.
The Ministry of Education (MOE) announced yesterday that pupils may obtain their result slips from their schools from noon. On the same day, eligible pupils will also receive from their respective primary schools option forms to select secondary schools.
Pupils are required to hand the option forms to their parents.
Parents can choose to submit their child's secondary school choices through their child's primary school or via the MOE Secondary One (S1) Posting website.
In every sealed S1 Option Form, there will be a unique S1 Personal Identification Number which enables parents to submit secondary-school options online.
The online system will be accessible 24 hours daily from 12pm on Thursday till 3pm next Wednesday.
Submissions at primary schools can be made from 12pm till 3pm on Thursday; and from 9am to 3pm between Friday and next Wednesday, excluding Saturday and Sunday.
The S1 posting results will be released on Dec 21. Pupils are to report to the secondary school they are posted to at 8.30am on Dec 22.
Posting results can be obtained from the child's primary school, or via the MOE website. Results can also be received on local mobile- phone numbers via SMS if parents indicate their preference for this in the S1 Option Form.
