Maha Bodhi
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Went to register my girl this morning and my no given was 52β¦ But the s/n no. on the list was 42β¦
Wondering anyone know the registration statistics for phase 2C as of today⦠-
Donald Duck:
I supposed we would know the number of people signed up today later tonight but MOE website won't show the breakdown of # of applicants <1km, etc.Went to register my girl this morning and my no given was 52.. But the s/n no. on the list was 42...
Wondering anyone know the registration statistics for phase 2C as of today... -
bunnybluey:
MBS staff normally advise applicant not to register or to withdraw when their residential distance is more than 1 km and dd has exceeded SS. Website figure should be those who need to go for balloting.
I supposed we would know the number of people signed up today later tonight but MOE website won't show the breakdown of # of applicants <1km, etc.Donald Duck:
Went to register my girl this morning and my no given was 52.. But the s/n no. on the list was 42...
Wondering anyone know the registration statistics for phase 2C as of today... -
I know it's kind of silly to ask this question.
Is there any way I can go into the school for a look see? I went all the way to the school today and thought at least I could take a look at the canteen but was barred from entering the school by the security. I told her I'm thinking of registering my child next year and want to take a look to see the school environment. she kept saying I can come next year during orientation day.
Err.. i feel that it's kind of funny to send my child to a school without having a look inside. Or is it just me who has this feeling? :scratchhead:
On another hand, kudos to the guard for making the school a safe place for the children studyng there. :rahrah: -
The Little Cheng Mommy:
Schools nowadays would not even allow parents of existing students to enter the schools, so the security won't let you in. Some schools may have open house but I understand that MBS doesn't have open house. That day at the registration, I can only access a small area to a classroom to do the registration.I know it's kind of silly to ask this question.
Is there any way I can go into the school for a look see? I went all the way to the school today and thought at least I could take a look at the canteen but was barred from entering the school by the security. I told her I'm thinking of registering my child next year and want to take a look to see the school environment. she kept saying I can come next year during orientation day.
Err.. i feel that it's kind of funny to send my child to a school without having a look inside. Or is it just me who has this feeling? :scratchhead:
On another hand, kudos to the guard for making the school a safe place for the children studyng there. :rahrah: -
hellokittyspore:
MBS staff normally advise applicant not to register or to withdraw when their residential distance is more than 1 km and dd has exceeded SS. Website figure should be those who need to go for balloting.[/quote]
I supposed we would know the number of people signed up today later tonight but MOE website won't show the breakdown of # of applicants <1km, etc.bunnybluey:
[quote=\"Donald Duck\"]Went to register my girl this morning and my no given was 52.. But the s/n no. on the list was 42...
Wondering anyone know the registration statistics for phase 2C as of today...
Thanks both
I saw on the registration list that there were quite no. of them are btw 1-2km..
I am within 1km so hopefully got a better chance...
Good luck everyone! :xedfingers: -
The Little Cheng Mommy:
Have you look at this http://www.mahabodhi.moe.edu.sg/content.php?p=23&menuId=15for the pictures on its facilities.I know it's kind of silly to ask this question.
Is there any way I can go into the school for a look see? I went all the way to the school today and thought at least I could take a look at the canteen but was barred from entering the school by the security. I told her I'm thinking of registering my child next year and want to take a look to see the school environment. she kept saying I can come next year during orientation day.
Err.. i feel that it's kind of funny to send my child to a school without having a look inside. Or is it just me who has this feeling? :scratchhead:
On another hand, kudos to the guard for making the school a safe place for the children studyng there. :rahrah:
I agreed that the guards in the school are doing quite a good job, I have been hearing good comments from my mum who bring my dd to school daily.
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The Little Cheng Mommy:
On another hand, kudos to the guard for making the school a safe place for the children studyng there. :rahrah:
Yes, indeed kudos to the security guard. Even as existing parents, we are not \"allowed\" to roam in school unless there are events going on such as \"meet the teachers\", etc... So yes, you won't be able to roam around the school to \"look see\". But given that the school is still fairly new, don't worry about the facilities.
BTW, I think this security applies to all schools. My dd1 is P6 this year and when going to her desired sec school \"to get a look\" when submitting DSA application, the guard will also question why are we there, etc... and of course, we are not allowed to \"roam\" in the school. -
true true.
i can see many cars along the road when i get down from bus stop. and theres a special area for parents to wait for kids iirc. -
I think most schools practise this, security in school nowdays really tight.
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