Tag: OC

Opportunity Classes (OC) are located in NSW’s government primary schools cater for academically gifted Year 5 and Year 6 students with high potential. Students seeking entry to an opportunity class should sit the Opportunity Class Placement Test held in designated test centres each year. The test consists of three sections: Reading, Mathematical reasoning, and Thinking skills.

This is a mock Reading Paper. Students are challenged with commonly used question types that require not only strong reading comprehension skills, but also good critical analytical thinking techniques.

Opportunity Classes (OC) are located in NSW’s government primary schools cater for academically gifted Year 5 and Year 6 students with high potential. Students seeking entry to an opportunity class should sit the Opportunity Class Placement Test held in designated test centres each year. The test consists of three sections: Reading, Mathematical reasoning, and Thinking skills.

This is a mock Reading Paper. Students are challenged with commonly used question types that require not only strong reading comprehension skills, but also good critical analytical thinking techniques.

Opportunity Classes (OC) are located in NSW’s government primary schools cater for academically gifted Year 5 and Year 6 students with high potential. Students seeking entry to an opportunity class should sit the Opportunity Class Placement Test held in designated test centres each year. The test consists of three sections: Reading, Mathematical reasoning, and Thinking skills.

This is a mock Reading Paper. Students are challenged with commonly used question types that require not only strong reading comprehension skills, but also good critical analytical thinking techniques.

Opportunity Classes (OC) are located in NSW’s government primary schools cater for academically gifted Year 5 and Year 6 students with high potential. Students seeking entry to an opportunity class should sit the Opportunity Class Placement Test held in designated test centres each year. The test consists of three sections: Reading, Mathematical reasoning, and Thinking skills.

This is a mock Reading Paper. Students are challenged with commonly used question types that require not only strong reading comprehension skills, but also good critical analytical thinking techniques.