Selective: NAPLAN results (2 Viewers)

[wzsmartypants]

Just wondering if selective schools value their yr 10 applicants' NAPLAN results since I haven't done the yr 7 one and application close at June or July while NAPLAN yr9 results come out at mid August-september... Would I be disadvantaged?

 

[YonOra]

Not entirely positive, but I think they will care much more about your test results / report card (also don't they have a test they give to applicants for the school upon entry?). This is because NAPLAN is such a standardised test, so they can better understand the states aggregate performance in fields like maths, english, comp, etc. So because NAPLAN really doesn't have that much to do with your syllabus outcomes, I doubt they'll care, or at the very least put you at a disadvantage

 

[wzsmartypants]

Thanks, I’m currently yr 8 and failed to get into the schools I applied for due to an average report, no NAPLAN and lack of experience. Next time I will be applying for yr 10 entry and I want to get in so bad since there aren’t much opportunities left, so I will apply for as much schools as possible which might include giving a shot at private schools scholarships, but preferably selective schools since it’s harder to get full scholarship than getting into selective schools right?

 

[idkkdi]

Thanks, I’m currently yr 8 and failed to get into the schools I applied for due to an average report, no NAPLAN and lack of experience. Next time I will be applying for yr 10 entry and I want to get in so bad since there aren’t much opportunities left, so I will apply for as much schools as possible which might include giving a shot at private schools scholarships, but preferably selective schools since it’s harder to get full scholarship than getting into selective schools right?

lol. there's basically no chance of getting a full scholarship at a 30k/yr school if u can't get into top selectives.

 

[Auzendriel]

lol. there's basically no chance of getting a full scholarship at a 30k/yr school if u can't get into top selectives.

This is not true.

 

[wzsmartypants]

This is not true.

Really?

 

[idkkdi]

This is not true.

example?

 

[Auzendriel]

Really?

Yea mate it really depends on the school. You really just got to try.

 

[Auzendriel]

What school/s will you be trying out for?

Wondering this too

 

[wzsmartypants]

What school/s will you be trying out for?

For selective schools I might just go for low tier ones like Tech and preferably schools with test. For scholarship I have no expectations on making it but maybe I’ll give it a shot. I live in the inner west and I’m currently researching bout schools which offer scholarships for yr 10 entry

 

[idkkdi]

For selective schools I might just go for low tier ones like Tech and preferably schools with test. For scholarship I have no expectations on making it but maybe I’ll give it a shot. I live in the inner west and I’m currently researching bout schools which offer scholarships for yr 10 entry

if you can get full scholarship at any 30k/yr school within the top 50, you can make james ruse in yr 11. not so much the other way around.

 

[wzsmartypants]

if you can get full scholarship at any 30k/yr school within the top 50, you can make james ruse in yr 11. not so much the other way around.

Doesn’t have to be top 50

 

[khabibretiredtoday]

can confirm most schools do not care about NAPLAN. just get at least band 6 or 7 and you're good.

 

[wzsmartypants]

There’s this guy in my school who got scholarship at Trinity Grammar, yr 10 entry

 

[wzsmartypants]

There’s this guy in my school who got scholarship at Trinity Grammar, yr 10 entry

Gonna ask my teacher who told me about this if he got a full scholarship or not

 

[idkkdi]

There’s this guy in my school who got scholarship at Trinity Grammar, yr 10 entry

was he good at sports?

 

[wzsmartypants]

was he good at sports?

Not really sure

 

[YonOra]

This is not true.

It is - on the whole. FULL scholarships are not handed out lightly at private schools.

 

[Auzendriel]

It is - on the whole. FULL scholarships are not handed out lightly at private schools.

I agree but it's just that the chances are crazily low, but not zero.