2014 P1 Registration Exercise for 2015 In-Take
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cj9404:
Err... Pei Chun is also a neighbourhood school, right? Toa Payoh neighbourhood.Anyone has comments for Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary?
How it is comparing with PeiChun? maybe it is not fair to compare Kuo Chuan with Peichun, because Kuo Chuan is consider neighbourhood school.
but just saw some compare Poi Ching with St Hilda. wondering if anyone compared Kuo Chuan with Peichun.
anyway, is Kuo Chuan consider a good school? how is its PSLE result? how many percent can go to express stream?
Kuo Chuan - Bishan neighbourhood.
:siam:
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Kiaseemum:
What about phase 2a?[/quote]Phase 2A already over
phase 2 b not here yet .. no one knowsBlissedsher:
[quote=\"Kiaseemum\"]Asking on behalf of friend:
Phase 2b/ any balloting for Rosyth?
Balloting for 2A2 also over today, for the 4 schools
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissi ... vacancies/
Next Monday & Tuesday is Phase 2B turn -
qms:
Err... Pei Chun is also a neighbourhood school, right? Toa Payoh neighbourhood.cj9404:
Anyone has comments for Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary?
How it is comparing with PeiChun? maybe it is not fair to compare Kuo Chuan with Peichun, because Kuo Chuan is consider neighbourhood school.
but just saw some compare Poi Ching with St Hilda. wondering if anyone compared Kuo Chuan with Peichun.
anyway, is Kuo Chuan consider a good school? how is its PSLE result? how many percent can go to express stream?
Kuo Chuan - Bishan neighbourhood.
:siam:
The truth is pei chun is much more popular than kuo chuan.
actually I'm also confused what is the definition of neighbourhood school? I assume Peichun is very popular, so it is not considered as neighbourhood school
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cj9404:
Neighbourhood schools mean schools MPs don't want to send their children to.
actually I'm also confused what is the definition of neighbourhood school?
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Kiaseemum:
phase 2 b not here yet .. no one knowsBlissedsher:
[quote=\"Kiaseemum\"]Asking on behalf of friend:
Phase 2b/ any balloting for Rosyth?
What about phase 2a?[/quote]if you are asking for last yr 2013 phase 2B...yes balloting for 1-2km SC -
pirate:
In my dictionary, neighbourhood schools should be those built by PAP govt after SG independence. For instance, Rivervale Primary School. There are some pioneer schools built by philanthropists, Chinese clans, religious organisations. One good example is Qifa Primary School which was called Khee Fatt Study Institution founded by the Hakkas in 1906. They have often been lumped together with neighbourhood schools.
Neighbourhood schools mean schools MPs don't want to send their children to.cj9404:
actually I'm also confused what is the definition of neighbourhood school?
Unfortunately, I use a diff dictionary. :siam: -
Hi,
Would like some advice. I've secured a place in Rosyth in Phase 2A2. Due to logistics reasons, I'm considering a switch to Holy Innocent. Looking at the analysis for Phase 2B here: http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/event ... n-phase-2b, I understand that there are less vacancies for 2B as compared to last yr.
In past years, balloting in 2B was only conducted for those living >2km. This year, what's the chance we have to ballot for 1-2km?
If there's a chance of balloting, I won't take my risk and will stick with Rosyth.
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jetsetter:
In my dictionary, neighbourhood schools should be those built by PAP govt after SG independence. For instance, Rivervale Primary School. There are some pioneer schools built by philanthropists, Chinese clans, religious organisations. One good example is Qifa Primary School which was called Khee Fatt Study Institution founded by the Hakkas in 1906. They have often by lumped together with neighbourhood schools.
Neighbourhood schools mean schools MPs don't want to send their children to.pirate:
[quote=\"cj9404\"]
actually I'm also confused what is the definition of neighbourhood school?
Unfortunately, I use a diff dictionary. :siam:[/quote]
Any way. anyone has comments on Kuo Chuan? how is its historical PSLE resut? -
jetsetter:
In my dictionary, neighbourhood schools should be those built by PAP govt after SG independence. For instance, Rivervale Primary School. There are some pioneer schools built by philanthropists, Chinese clans, religious organisations. One good example is Qifa Primary School which was called Khee Fatt Study Institution founded by the Hakkas in 1906. They have often by lumped together with neighbourhood schools.
Neighbourhood schools mean schools MPs don't want to send their children to.pirate:
[quote=\"cj9404\"]
actually I'm also confused what is the definition of neighbourhood school?
Unfortunately, I use a diff dictionary. :siam:[/quote]Jetsetter,
U often hv an interesting way to look at things. Good on ya!
Out of curiosity, any idea which is the first 'neighbourhood school', going by your definition?
PS. Your ds' registration gao dim aldy? -
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to say thanks for answering my questions. I'm enrolling my son in phase 2B on Monday. Will update you guys here. WISH me LUCK - i need it!!
May need some last minute advice if the situation becomes hairy and harrowing.
Thanks in advance.
Phase 2B: ACSP or ACSJ - 1KM - pray for me.
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