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[NSW] Mock Examinations for Primary School Students (Years 3~5) $70 ($15 off) @ SWAT Exam

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Is your child preparing for an OC/Selective/Scholarship/Private School Entry exam? Give your Y3/ 4/ 5 child the best chance to excel in their academic journey by enrolling them in the SWAT Mock Exam.

The SWAT MOCK EXAM:

• Provides mock examination experience to help primary school students in Years 3, 4 and 5 prepare for Private School entry, OC Placement Test, Selective High School Placement Test and Scholarship exams.
• Allows students to gain valuable insights into exam strategies, time management, and the types of questions they may expect on exam day.
• Allow students the flexibility to sit SWAT at our NSW North Shore Coaching College premises or at home online (SWAT@home).
• Provides an opportunity to win over 60 scholarships to study at North Shore Coaching College!

SWAT 2023 will be held on Saturday 1 July 2023!
Visit the website to register and secure your spot for SWAT 2023 https://swatexam.com.au/. Use code "NSCC15" to be eligible for $15 off. Expires on 31 May 2023

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    • +1

      Slightly ironic that a place advertising exam help can't even follow the basic rules. Not encouraging, gotta say.

  • +4

    Can ChatGPT pass?

    • -6

      Take an appropriate and great use for your kids with ChatGPT.

      • +7

        Ironically, that reads exactly like a chatgpt response.

  • +3

    "Mock Examinations for Primary School Students (Years 3~5)"

    WTF? Years 3-5?

    • Years 3-5, not 3-5 years old~

      • +3

        Oh he understood that, the reaction is still appropriate.

        • this is the way

      • Yes, I can read, even without the exams

    • OC class tests are done in Year 3, selective school tests in Year 5.

      Both of those are taken fairly seriously in many migrant families, since many parents were able to better their own lives (and migrate to Australia through skilled migration visas etc) through hard work + education. My grandparents prolly got paid a few cents an hour making straw baskets and the like, and my dad grew up in a house without candles, much less electricity - not because those technologies weren't available, but were unaffordable. Someone told him that education was the only escape out of that life, and it clicked somewhere within, leading to him studying hard - even when lighting was dim etc. Which led directly to our migration here.

      I don't want to start a debate on parenting, just explaining the perspective of the other side. I don't think anyone is against the idea of kids having a wonderful childhood etc, but I don't think that's mutually exclusive to doing well in studies. No one is advocating the locking up of 8 year old kids and forcing them to study, though we do hear horror stories like that every so often :-(

      Moderation in all things!

      • Moderation in all things! Exactly~

      • The tests are done the year before entry, so OC tests are done in Year 4, selective school tests in Year 6.

        • Sorry, yes, I mixed it up somehow, oops.

  • +3

    I’m so glad I’m not a kid these days

    Mock exams for Grade 3-5 kids!! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

    Kids that age should be outside playing, not doing these.

    I wonder why kids are getting anxiety, etc. these days 🤔

    • +4

      These have been around for over 25 years. It is possible to do both, but do agree with the premise of kids being outdoors as much as possible.

      • +2

        Just be glad you weren't brought up in an Asian country. Exams beginning from early primary school are the norm

        • +1

          and sadly this is how it all began.
          americans saw this first and then decided to put this kind of pressure on american kids.
          and now australia…
          sad really

  • +2

    For your primary school kid's aspirations to join the Special Weapons And Tactics team…

  • +1

    I didn't know the SWAT team recruits kids

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