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    2016 P1 Registration Exercise for 2017 In-Take

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • ngpetertN Offline
      ngpetert
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      Thanks, Ann!

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        gvyong
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        sclnyt:
        Hi phtthp, thank you very much for your reply. In her case, she is residing at Bukit Batok.. She is applying for Ai Tong under 2A2..she wants to know if after her child gets into Ai Tong and she wants to transfer to another school (near her house) next year.. Is there a rule to deter her from doing that?

        Hi scInyt

        Very disappointed with your fren's approach. It is really legal abuse of Alumni privilege! By choping the place, she is preventing other genuine parents/kids from getting a place at Ai Tong at Phase 2C and who may really need coz it is their nearest school etc. Just apply directly for the school near her house lah!

        🤷

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          gvyong
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          Hi fellow parents,


          Pls see these and do consider the impact of the daily commute on the child.

          I saw this on my kids homework and was shocked :scared:

          http://i64.tinypic.com/2ilbpf5.jpg\">

          http://i66.tinypic.com/2i889qx.jpg\">

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            Lexy
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            Time of the year again.


            Remember to keep things as simple as possible (with a doable and smooth plan). Experience tells me that for those with more choices, your planning becomes more complex somehow. If you have a choice in various phases, you should try to secure your place before 2C. If you are in for the phase 2C game plan, you must be active not just reactive.

            All the best to everyone.

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              missinex
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              gvyong:
              Hi fellow parents,


              Pls see these and do consider the impact of the daily commute on the child.

              I saw this on my kids homework and was shocked :scared:

              http://i64.tinypic.com/2ilbpf5.jpg\">

              http://i66.tinypic.com/2i889qx.jpg\">
              šŸ˜‚

              sorry this is quite funny. Makes me wonder if the teacher or tutor who drafted this exercise was venting his/her frustration as a parent or a student who had been there done that...

              I think as a parent, we all just want to do our best for our kids. If no $$ to shift from jurong east to bukit timah, at least try to shift somewhere nearer where it is easier to commute for your child. That said, I am aware there are a lot of popular schools in bukit timah, but sending your child to a popular does not equate success in the future.

              as adults, daily commuting takes a toll on us, let alone a child. What if this affects their studies? sending them to a popular school will backfire then, if they are unable to keep up with their peers.

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                mashy
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                gvyong:
                Hi fellow parents,


                Pls see these and do consider the impact of the daily commute on the child.

                I saw this on my kids homework and was shocked :scared:

                http://i64.tinypic.com/2ilbpf5.jpg\">

                http://i66.tinypic.com/2i889qx.jpg\">

                Lol! Wrong lah. If she needs 1hr to travel to school, she will be late for school if she wakes up at 6am! My kids wake up at 6am even though their schools are pretty nearby in the same town. Or maybe my kids are just so slow in getting ready for school. lol.

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                • janet88J Offline
                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  wow, this is a tough comprehension passage!

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                    gvyong
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                    ptb7476:
                    janet88:

                    [quote=\"grapevine\"]Hi! Any parents trying for phase 2C in popular schools? I only qualify for phase 2C and all the schools within 1km of my place went for balloting last year. I'm still going to try anyway as I have no other option. ( other than unpopular schools more than 1km away, which all had places in 2c supp last year). Just want to know if any other parents are in the same predicament.


                    more than 1km is not very far...balloting is very stressful.

                    totally agreed ..so i am giving it a miss and aim for the more than 1km school .. at least no need to ballot lolz but 2cs those school will need to ballot guess alot who aim for popular school in 2c cant get in so now chiong to those more than 1km school[/quote]My 2cents. I feel the underlying basis for not balloting the popular schools <1km and 'play it safe' with the >1km schools is not so complete.

                    The OP should dig further and analyze what does the popular schools <1km offer? most importantly, to his/her child? What is the value proposition? Religious setting - Catholic, Methodist, Presbytarian, Buddhist? Known dedicated teaching team? SAP school? Specialised CCA - swimming, rugby? etc.

                    Personally, I would try find out more about the teaching team of the school. Any dedicated Head of Depts? Popular teachers? OR, does the school have a problem replacing teachers when they go on MC, Maternity leave?
                    How does the school prep the students for P6?

                    If strong value proposition, then Ballot!! Phase 2C is your right as resident <1km of the school. The school is in your neighborhood, it should serve YOU.

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                    • janet88J Offline
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                      gvyong:

                      Personally, I would try find out more about the teaching team of the school. Any dedicated Head of Depts? Popular teachers? OR, does the school have a problem replacing teachers when they go on MC, Maternity leave?
                      How does the school prep the students for P6?
                      No offence.
                      Heads of departments are super busy no matter how dedicated they are...they have many meetings to attend.
                      I prefer teachers who are passionate about teaching and willing to go the extra mile to see the students understand. The worry is when the form teacher is frequently on MC and the relief teacher doesn't teach.

                      BUT I do agree with you on how the school prepares the students for P6.

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                        ptb7476
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                        gvyong:


                        My 2cents. I feel the underlying basis for not balloting the popular schools <1km and 'play it safe' with the >1km schools is not so complete.

                        The OP should dig further and analyze what does the popular schools <1km offer? most importantly, to his/her child? What is the value proposition? Religious setting - Catholic, Methodist, Presbytarian, Buddhist? Known dedicated teaching team? SAP school? Specialised CCA - swimming, rugby? etc.

                        Personally, I would try find out more about the teaching team of the school. Any dedicated Head of Depts? Popular teachers? OR, does the school have a problem replacing teachers when they go on MC, Maternity leave?
                        How does the school prep the students for P6?

                        If strong value proposition, then Ballot!! Phase 2C is your right as resident <1km of the school. The school is in your neighborhood, it should serve YOU.
                        i am a lazy parent who believe every school is a good school .. :rotflmao:

                        wrong .. i believe every school will have a good teacher so if my child is good .. he will excel even if he attend normal school and not popular school .. if he is normal regular kid .. then jsut let him enjoy his childhood

                        ... my parent when putting me and siblings in primary one school.. also never do all these research .. and we all turned out just fine .. my sister went from a normal neighbourhood school to be a PSC scholar ..

                        of course having said that . there are other reasons why i am giving the > 1km school a miss

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