Mark reading gives us a chance to recognise students, classes and houses that excelled in discipline and studies.<\/p>\n
For the form 1’s who may not be familiar with this exercise, I would like to point out a few things. At this school, teachers give you a mark out of 10 during the term – this is known as the bimonthly exam. And at the end of the term you have your end of term exams which are marked out of 100.<\/p>\n
For bi monthly exams we recognize students that excelled in discipline and studies and students that showed good effort and improved performance.<\/p>\n
Also for bimonthly exams we have what is known as a study plus<\/span>, you can achieve a study plus as follows:<\/p>\n During the term teachers can also give you extra pluses for doing good deeds, assisting with something or however the teacher sees fit.<\/p>\n So we add the study pluses you get from each subject to the extra pluses<\/span> to give us the total pluses<\/span>.<\/p>\n You can also receive minuses<\/span> for not following instructions, being out of uniform being rude etc.<\/p>\n So the minuses take away from the total pluses to give us the net pluses.<\/p>\n So to be recognised – for forms 1 to 3<\/strong> you must have at least 12 net pluses and from this 12 at least 10 must come from study pluses. You must not fail 3 or more subjects and cannot receive 3 or more order\/discipline marks.<\/p>\n for forms 4 and 5 \u00a0(because less subjects and more work is done)<\/strong><\/p>\n to be recognised – you must have at least 6 net pluses and from this 6 at least 4 must come from study pluses. Also you must not fail 3 or more subjects and cannot receive 3 or more order\/discipline marks.<\/p>\n Houses are also recognised – example – houses with the most net pluses and houses that are most regular and punctual to school.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n For end of term exams <\/strong><\/p>\n We recognize students achieving the highest in a particular subject by class.<\/p>\n We recognise students coming first in class – meaning the highest percentage.<\/p>\n We recognise students obtaining an overall percentage of 65% and over.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Mark reading gives us a chance to recognise students, classes and houses that excelled in discipline and studies. For the form 1’s who may not be familiar with this exercise, I would like to point out a few things. At … Continue reading \n