2018 P1 registration exercise for 2019 intake

[longlongmami]

Stressful indeed for to have a #1 dragon baby! This year is time to start PV already... So new to all this mambo jumbo on P1 registration :scared:

[floppy]

longlongmami:

Stressful indeed for to have a #1 dragon baby! This year is time to start PV already... So new to all this mambo jumbo on P1 registration :scared:

Best to play it safe for dragon year baby. If a school is popular in a non-dragon year, it should be ultra-competitive for dragon year babies given that vacancies aren't likely to increase.

PV is an option to get ahead to Phase 2B, or alternatively, go back to the parents' schools in Phase 2A.

[dumbocarebear]

me too!

my dragon boy is due for P1 in 2019 and I’m now looking at schools…

i have 4 primary schools within 2 km.

what should i start to prepare now?
so stress lor…

[eunicemummy]

Has any of you start on PV?

[floppy]

dumbocarebear:

me too!

my dragon boy is due for P1 in 2019 and I'm now looking at schools..

i have 4 primary schools within 2 km.

what should i start to prepare now?
so stress lor..

Having 4 primary schools under 2km is meaningless if the schools are going to ballot for SC < 1km.

The first thing to do is to eliminate those schools that you won't stand a chance.

[Waterlili]

Reporting In!!!


I have a dragon girl too! i have another horse girl… Gosh! You mean PV registration has already started for some schools!!!

I have been doing my ‘homework’ in selecting schools… don’t know what to look for but for sure distance and convenience is the priorities. If the pri school is super overwhelming, should i take the chance to ballot??? Since the distance is >1KM??? By the way, can anyone advise whether Teck Ghee is a good school? It’s so stressful… Gosh!!!

[floppy]

Waterlili:

Reporting In!!!


I have a dragon girl too! i have another horse girl... Gosh! You mean PV registration has already started for some schools???!!!

I have been doing my 'homework' in selecting schools... don't know what to look for but for sure distance and convenience is the priorities. If the pri school is super overwhelming, should i take the chance to ballot??? Since the distance is >1KM??? By the way, can anyone advise whether Teck Ghee is a good school? It's so stressful... Gosh!!!

If the primary school is super overwhelming, anyone staying beyond 1km is effectively ruled out.

[Waterlili]

floppy:

Waterlili:

Reporting In!!!


I have a dragon girl too! i have another horse girl... Gosh! You mean PV registration has already started for some schools???!!!

I have been doing my 'homework' in selecting schools... don't know what to look for but for sure distance and convenience is the priorities. If the pri school is super overwhelming, should i take the chance to ballot??? Since the distance is >1KM??? By the way, can anyone advise whether Teck Ghee is a good school? It's so stressful... Gosh!!!

If the primary school is super overwhelming, anyone staying beyond 1km is effectively ruled out.

Sorry floppy... actually is less than <1KM... pardon my symbols...

[floppy]

Waterlili:

floppy:

[quote=\"Waterlili\"]Reporting In!!!


I have a dragon girl too! i have another horse girl... Gosh! You mean PV registration has already started for some schools???!!!

I have been doing my 'homework' in selecting schools... don't know what to look for but for sure distance and convenience is the priorities. If the pri school is super overwhelming, should i take the chance to ballot??? Since the distance is >1KM??? By the way, can anyone advise whether Teck Ghee is a good school? It's so stressful... Gosh!!!

If the primary school is super overwhelming, anyone staying beyond 1km is effectively ruled out.

Sorry floppy... actually is less than <1KM... pardon my symbols...[/quote]To answer your original question, there's not one definite answer. A lot depends on your individual risk tolerance and the location you live in.

Working on the worst case scenario, i.e. assuming you fail the ballot in P2C. Need to consider the options nearby for P2Cs (historical data) and whether you are comfortable with them. If yes, go for the ballot in P2C. If no, go for a \"safer\" selection in P2C.

If, unfortunately, your neighbourhood doesn't provide you with any or many P2Cs option, then go for the \"safer\" selection in P2C. The worst case scenario could land you in a school many kms away.

[Waterlili]

Thanks a lot for your advice floppy!


Ya.. I get what you mean. I think we will take the risk and gamble our luck under P2C. Well, at least we try and if we fails we will try another nearest school which will be AMKPS. But is it possible to place a waiting list from i.e. AMKPS to SNGS?
:evil: Knowing the chances of getting in under P2C is soooo slim...