2013 P1 Registration Exercise for 2014 In-Take
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looking at the stats for Punggol now and the numbers are so scary ! why is this so ?? can someone explain ?
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Tulpen:
Hi,
If I were you, I will not take the risk to withdraw from Poi Ching and to register in 2C for St Hilda's. Why? Your child may end up in the end not being able to study in both schools if you are not balloted in. Stick with Poi Ching. Go to St Hilda's to enquire about transfer in based on waitlist. Good luck.sembgal:
[quote=\"Tulpen\"]Hi,
If I already registered in Poi Ching School via Phase 2B, can I still register under Phase 2C for St Hilda? (I stay within 1km for both school and would wish my child to study in St Hilda instead..we are thinking perhaps can try St Hilda..even if balloting we might have a chance since we are SC too..) Pls advise and thanks..
Thank u so much for you advise. Ohhps I didn’t know need to withdraw first then to register in Phase 2C (my initial thought is can still register in Phase 2C and if selected then withdraw Poi Ching)…hehe…
Becos my child chinese isn’t good scared cant cope with the higher Chinese..so thinking of St Hilda instead..
Once again, thanks for your advise [/quote]Now is not the time to worry about her performance in higher Chinese. Kids can manage at their own pace when the time comes.
Most important now is to make a good choice in selecting the school. Once you given up Poi Ching, likely you will regret and ended neither here nor there when even other average schools are filled up.
I would also adv to stick to your original choice.
All the best
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smash:
looking at the stats for Punggol now and the numbers are so scary ! why is this so ?? can someone explain ?
They build and build and build at Punggol.
Catered to this need by building new schools but parents still choose 'top school' in Punggol.
Horizon is fairly new school but earned good reputation, thus the high registration rates!
I predict Punggol View will have full enrolment after Phase 2C (spillover of those who can't ballot into Horizon).
It just started in Jan 2013 but receiving good reviews. The registration rates speaks for itself.
This is actually my backup school. -
wiltanws:
TUR>100% after 1st day of phase 2C
342.9%\t\tAi Tong School
320.0%\t\tHenry Park Primary School
315.8%\t\tFairfield Methodist School (Primary)
313.3%\t\tNan Hua Primary School
310.0%\t\tRosyth School
290.9%\t\tRed Swastika School
259.6%\t\tNan Chiau Primary School
207.5%\t\tChongfu School
202.6%\t\tRulang Primary School
200.0%\t\tRivervale Primary School
186.7%\t\tTemasek Primary School
186.2%\t\tYu Neng Primary School
171.0%\t\tCanberra Primary School
170.0%\t\tSouth View Primary School
160.9%\t\tHougang Primary School
160.8%\t\tHong Wen School
156.1%\t\tKong Hwa School
152.9%\t\tSt. Hilda’s Primary School
150.0%\t\tRadin Mas Primary School
150.0%\t\tSingapore Chinese Girls’ Primary School
143.6%\t\tNorthland Primary School
140.6%\t\tHorizon Primary School
140.0%\t\tMaha Bodhi School
140.0%\t\tEndeavour Primary School
139.4%\t\tPei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School
138.5%\t\tInnova Primary School
134.1%\t\tAnderson Primary School
134.0%\t\tPasir Ris Primary School
133.9%\t\tJiemin Primary School
133.6%\t\tFrontier Primary School
131.0%\t\tJurong Primary School
130.8%\t\tHoly Innocents’ Primary School
130.7%\t\tMee Toh School
129.5%\t\tYangzheng Primary School
128.6%\t\tRiver Valley Primary School
128.0%\t\tNanyang Primary School
127.3%\t\tSt. Andrew’s Junior School
125.5%\t\tChongzheng Primary School
125.0%\t\tCHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
122.5%\t\tPaya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Primary)
122.2%\t\tFengshan Primary School
120.2%\t\tNorth Vista Primary School
119.1%\t\tZhangde Primary School
116.4%\t\tWestwood Primary School
116.4%\t\tSt. Joseph’s Institution Junior
115.9%\t\tCHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)
113.3%\t\tSt. Margaret’s Primary School
113.2%\t\tPei Chun Public School
113.1%\t\tDe La Salle School
113.0%\t\tCompassvale Primary School
112.2%\t\tWhite Sands Primary School
111.9%\t\tPoi Ching School
111.2%\t\tPrincess Elizabeth Primary School
110.4%\t\tShuqun Primary School
107.5%\t\tKuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School
107.3%\t\tLady of the Nativity
105.7%\t\tGongshang Primary School
104.7%\t\tAdmiralty Primary School
104.5%\t\tNgee Ann Primary School
103.8%\t\tCatholic High School
100.0%\t\tSt. Anthony’s Primary School
At 3.35pm yesterday, out of 104 registered, 88 are SC within 1km already. 54 vacancies (1 withdrawal from Phase 1, i was told that's why 54 for Phase 2C and 53 for Phase 2B).
Chongfu - End of Day 1 = 110
88+ 6 = 94 SC (within 1km) balloting for 55 seats now.
Saw MOE website update, now 55 vacancies. Maybe another withdrawal from earlier phase... hope more to come
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Dino-Craze:
Northland will be better in terms of overall development including academics as compared to Chongfu that placed too much emphasis on academics that kill the joy of learning for some children.wiltanws:
TUR>100% after 1st day of phase 2C
342.9%\t\tAi Tong School
320.0%\t\tHenry Park Primary School
315.8%\t\tFairfield Methodist School (Primary)
313.3%\t\tNan Hua Primary School
310.0%\t\tRosyth School
290.9%\t\tRed Swastika School
259.6%\t\tNan Chiau Primary School
207.5%\t\tChongfu School
202.6%\t\tRulang Primary School
200.0%\t\tRivervale Primary School
186.7%\t\tTemasek Primary School
186.2%\t\tYu Neng Primary School
171.0%\t\tCanberra Primary School
170.0%\t\tSouth View Primary School
160.9%\t\tHougang Primary School
160.8%\t\tHong Wen School
156.1%\t\tKong Hwa School
152.9%\t\tSt. Hilda’s Primary School
150.0%\t\tRadin Mas Primary School
150.0%\t\tSingapore Chinese Girls’ Primary School
143.6%\t\tNorthland Primary School
140.6%\t\tHorizon Primary School
140.0%\t\tMaha Bodhi School
140.0%\t\tEndeavour Primary School
139.4%\t\tPei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School
138.5%\t\tInnova Primary School
134.1%\t\tAnderson Primary School
134.0%\t\tPasir Ris Primary School
133.9%\t\tJiemin Primary School
133.6%\t\tFrontier Primary School
131.0%\t\tJurong Primary School
130.8%\t\tHoly Innocents’ Primary School
130.7%\t\tMee Toh School
129.5%\t\tYangzheng Primary School
128.6%\t\tRiver Valley Primary School
128.0%\t\tNanyang Primary School
127.3%\t\tSt. Andrew’s Junior School
125.5%\t\tChongzheng Primary School
125.0%\t\tCHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
122.5%\t\tPaya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Primary)
122.2%\t\tFengshan Primary School
120.2%\t\tNorth Vista Primary School
119.1%\t\tZhangde Primary School
116.4%\t\tWestwood Primary School
116.4%\t\tSt. Joseph’s Institution Junior
115.9%\t\tCHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)
113.3%\t\tSt. Margaret’s Primary School
113.2%\t\tPei Chun Public School
113.1%\t\tDe La Salle School
113.0%\t\tCompassvale Primary School
112.2%\t\tWhite Sands Primary School
111.9%\t\tPoi Ching School
111.2%\t\tPrincess Elizabeth Primary School
110.4%\t\tShuqun Primary School
107.5%\t\tKuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School
107.3%\t\tLady of the Nativity
105.7%\t\tGongshang Primary School
104.7%\t\tAdmiralty Primary School
104.5%\t\tNgee Ann Primary School
103.8%\t\tCatholic High School
100.0%\t\tSt. Anthony’s Primary School
At 3.35pm yesterday, out of 104 registered, 88 are SC within 1km already. 54 vacancies (1 withdrawal from Phase 1, i was told that's why 54 for Phase 2C and 53 for Phase 2B).
Chongfu - End of Day 1 = 110
88+ 6 = 94 SC (within 1km) balloting for 55 seats now.
Saw MOE website update, now 55 vacancies. Maybe another withdrawal from earlier phase... hope more to come -
sembgal:
Northland will be better in terms of overall development including academics as compared to Chongfu that placed too much emphasis on academics that kill the joy of learning for some children.[/quote]Northland would be my first choice if within 1km but alas, address >2km. Naturally, the kiasu me would go for (in my opinion) next best choice.Dino-Craze:
[quote=\"wiltanws\"]TUR>100% after 1st day of phase 2C
342.9%\t\tAi Tong School
320.0%\t\tHenry Park Primary School
315.8%\t\tFairfield Methodist School (Primary)
313.3%\t\tNan Hua Primary School
310.0%\t\tRosyth School
290.9%\t\tRed Swastika School
259.6%\t\tNan Chiau Primary School
207.5%\t\tChongfu School
202.6%\t\tRulang Primary School
200.0%\t\tRivervale Primary School
186.7%\t\tTemasek Primary School
186.2%\t\tYu Neng Primary School
171.0%\t\tCanberra Primary School
170.0%\t\tSouth View Primary School
160.9%\t\tHougang Primary School
160.8%\t\tHong Wen School
156.1%\t\tKong Hwa School
152.9%\t\tSt. Hilda’s Primary School
150.0%\t\tRadin Mas Primary School
150.0%\t\tSingapore Chinese Girls’ Primary School
143.6%\t\tNorthland Primary School
140.6%\t\tHorizon Primary School
140.0%\t\tMaha Bodhi School
140.0%\t\tEndeavour Primary School
139.4%\t\tPei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School
138.5%\t\tInnova Primary School
134.1%\t\tAnderson Primary School
134.0%\t\tPasir Ris Primary School
133.9%\t\tJiemin Primary School
133.6%\t\tFrontier Primary School
131.0%\t\tJurong Primary School
130.8%\t\tHoly Innocents’ Primary School
130.7%\t\tMee Toh School
129.5%\t\tYangzheng Primary School
128.6%\t\tRiver Valley Primary School
128.0%\t\tNanyang Primary School
127.3%\t\tSt. Andrew’s Junior School
125.5%\t\tChongzheng Primary School
125.0%\t\tCHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
122.5%\t\tPaya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Primary)
122.2%\t\tFengshan Primary School
120.2%\t\tNorth Vista Primary School
119.1%\t\tZhangde Primary School
116.4%\t\tWestwood Primary School
116.4%\t\tSt. Joseph’s Institution Junior
115.9%\t\tCHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)
113.3%\t\tSt. Margaret’s Primary School
113.2%\t\tPei Chun Public School
113.1%\t\tDe La Salle School
113.0%\t\tCompassvale Primary School
112.2%\t\tWhite Sands Primary School
111.9%\t\tPoi Ching School
111.2%\t\tPrincess Elizabeth Primary School
110.4%\t\tShuqun Primary School
107.5%\t\tKuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School
107.3%\t\tLady of the Nativity
105.7%\t\tGongshang Primary School
104.7%\t\tAdmiralty Primary School
104.5%\t\tNgee Ann Primary School
103.8%\t\tCatholic High School
100.0%\t\tSt. Anthony’s Primary School
At 3.35pm yesterday, out of 104 registered, 88 are SC within 1km already. 54 vacancies (1 withdrawal from Phase 1, i was told that's why 54 for Phase 2C and 53 for Phase 2B).
Chongfu - End of Day 1 = 110
88+ 6 = 94 SC (within 1km) balloting for 55 seats now.
Saw MOE website update, now 55 vacancies. Maybe another withdrawal from earlier phase... hope more to come -
Anyone has info for RGPS. Saw in the update last night that already 48 registered for 58 vacancies. I am staying within 1km of RGPS. Wondering if there will be balloting.
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stonston:
Yes, Punggol area is still developing with all the new ECs, Condos and HDBs. A lot of young families moved in during this few years. I have been staying in Punggol for 10 years. I can see a lot of difference. Horizon is one of the expected school with more applicants than allocation. There are many HDBs built around Horizon which is within 1KM. You are right that Punggol View will be the next, not only from the (spillover) but the school is also having the pilot project runs by MOE to have a kindergarten inside the school. I believed some parents with children that attending kindergarten will register there as well when the older siblings attend the Primary school. This is just my personal thoughts.smash:
looking at the stats for Punggol now and the numbers are so scary ! why is this so ?? can someone explain ?
They build and build and build at Punggol.
Catered to this need by building new schools but parents still choose 'top school' in Punggol.
Horizon is fairly new school but earned good reputation, thus the high registration rates!
I predict Punggol View will have full enrolment after Phase 2C (spillover of those who can't ballot into Horizon).
It just started in Jan 2013 but receiving good reviews. The registration rates speaks for itself.
This is actually my backup school. -
miu miu:
Agree! I forgot about the MOE kindy in the school!
Yes, Punggol area is still developing with all the new ECs, Condos and HDBs. A lot of young families moved in during this few years. I have been staying in Punggol for 10 years. I can see a lot of difference. Horizon is one of the expected school with more applicants than allocation. There are many HDBs built around Horizon which is within 1KM. You are right that Punggol View will be the next, not only from the (spillover) but the school is also having the pilot project runs by MOE to have a kindergarten inside the school. I believed some parents with children that attending kindergarten will register there as well when the older siblings attend the Primary school. This is just my personal thoughts. -
stonston:
I went to Punggol View School to see look see look before when there was a kindergarten briefing. The school looks very new and is one of the nearest to Punggol MRT station. 5 to 10 mins walking distance from MRT station. I think will be one of the highly sought-after schools once the surrounding flats near Punggol View Primary are built.
Agree! I forgot about the MOE kindy in the school!miu miu:
Yes, Punggol area is still developing with all the new ECs, Condos and HDBs. A lot of young families moved in during this few years. I have been staying in Punggol for 10 years. I can see a lot of difference. Horizon is one of the expected school with more applicants than allocation. There are many HDBs built around Horizon which is within 1KM. You are right that Punggol View will be the next, not only from the (spillover) but the school is also having the pilot project runs by MOE to have a kindergarten inside the school. I believed some parents with children that attending kindergarten will register there as well when the older siblings attend the Primary school. This is just my personal thoughts.
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