Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools

[tankee]

Since you consider both to be very good schools, then why not make things easy and just let your DD join her brother at Henry Park?

[ineedmilk]

Hi,


Can anyone advise if distance is really important in selecting a Pri school? I’m an old school girl of Tao Nan but I’m staying in Pasir Ris. No plans to move house so if I register my daughter into Tao Nan, she will need to travel from Pasir Ris to Marine Parade every day. Is this advisable? or better for me to register her in a Pri Sch in Pasir Ris itself?

Thanks!

[jedamum]

ineedmilk:

Hi,


Can anyone advise if distance is really important in selecting a Pri school? I'm an old school girl of Tao Nan but I'm staying in Pasir Ris. No plans to move house so if I register my daughter into Tao Nan, she will need to travel from Pasir Ris to Marine Parade every day. Is this advisable? or better for me to register her in a Pri Sch in Pasir Ris itself?

Thanks!

hope you'll find this useful
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=475&start=0

[ineedmilk]

jedamum:

ineedmilk:

Hi,


Can anyone advise if distance is really important in selecting a Pri school? I'm an old school girl of Tao Nan but I'm staying in Pasir Ris. No plans to move house so if I register my daughter into Tao Nan, she will need to travel from Pasir Ris to Marine Parade every day. Is this advisable? or better for me to register her in a Pri Sch in Pasir Ris itself?

Thanks!

hope you'll find this useful
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=475&start=0

jedamum, thanks!

[kamom]

Thanks Jedamum

tankee:

Since you consider both to be very good schools, then why not make things easy and just let your DD join her brother at Henry Park?

Unfortunately, when DD goes into P1, DS would have finished P6, otherwise, it would definitely be HPPS.

[verykiasu2010]

kamom:

Thanks Jedamum

tankee:

Since you consider both to be very good schools, then why not make things easy and just let your DD join her brother at Henry Park?

Unfortunately, when DD goes into P1, DS would have finished P6, otherwise, it would definitely be HPPS.

then that is called poor family planning ......... lolz (wow, can see the rolling pin flying at me now !)

[jedamum]

verykiasu2010:

then that is called poor family planning ......... lolz (wow, can see the rolling pin flying at me now !)

be careful of schellen's claws!!!

[schellen]

jedamum:

verykiasu2010:

then that is called poor family planning ......... lolz (wow, can see the rolling pin flying at me now !)

be careful of schellen's claws!!!

mine is GOOD planning okay! so that i dun have to deal with 2 babies at the same time. anyway, we have plans to move after dd1 finishes p6 so phases 1-2A are useless to us.

[janet88]

Verykiasuparents,

Some couples could be trying hard for #2, but ‘swimmers’ don’t swim hard to reach ‘target’, that’s why there is big age difference.
My kids are about 5 years difference…bcos I wasn’t planning to have #2 after son was born with cleft.

[ChiefKiasu]

kamom:

Unfortunately, when DD goes into P1, DS would have finished P6, otherwise, it would definitely be HPPS.

Even so, your DD will still be eligible for Phase 2A2 for HPPS. That's also a shoo-in.