2017 P1 Registration Exercise for 2018 In-Take

[jedamum]

Orb:

sky minecrafter:

[quote=\"sky minecrafter\"]Number of Applicants: 15 (Updated @11/7/17 1130)

Nan Hua Primary School
Vacancy for Phase 2A2: 19
Number of Applicants: 20 (Updated @12/7/17 1300)
Breakdown by distance can be found on school website.

Sources:
http://nanhuapri.moe.edu.sg/contact-us/admission/p1-registration/news-update
https://www.moe.gov.sg/admissions/primary-one-registration/vacancies#Clementi

Going by distance priority, those below 2km are safe.
It'll be 13 vying for 12 slots.[/quote]However, if the number of applications exceeds the number of vacancies in a specific phase, SCs will be admitted first ahead of PRs, before home-school distance is considered.

[nicnac]

andrew1:

why church can get priority ? i can understand community leaders and PV getting priortty

but why church also can get priority ?
then all those of us no believe in christian last priority ? queue far far far far behind ?

its like the tissue paper choping seats in hawker centres

Those from Singapore Buddhist Federation can also join phase 2B for Maha Bodhi School.. :siam:

Anyway, the church priority only works for the Catholic, anglican, Methodist schools etc.. there are many other secular schools around.

I did not benefit from any of these clans, churches priority.. my kids got into their school via phase 2C balloting.

[jedamum]

andrew1:

why church can get priority ? i can understand community leaders and PV getting priortty

but why church also can get priority ?
then all those of us no believe in christian last priority ? queue far far far far behind ?

its like the tissue paper choping seats in hawker centres

I have no priority so I queue long long to get in. Worth it and I understand why church goers have priority...nothing like tissue paper chopeing seats.

Mission schools have a very long history and their day to day teachings are not only academic based. Mission sch mah.

[floppy]

ChiefKiasu:

floppy:

[quote=\"ChiefKiasu\"]We have completed our analysis of Phase 2A(1). The data can be found https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/article/2017-p1-registration-phase-2a2-analysis-and-predictions/.

It's going to be a nail biting session for Phase 2A2 for some schools. I feel that the dynamics between 2A1 and 2A2 may have changed, with more applicants joining in at 2A1 instead of lucking it out at 2A2.

The dynamics are different for different schools. ACS Primary, for instance, has quite a bit lesser Phase 2A(1) applicants compared to last year. CHJI SNGS, on the other hand, has a stronger Phase 2A(1). Maybe it depends on the groundswell of sentiment towards the schools at any given point of time.[/quote]Only Nanyang and Nan Hua will be balloting this round (Phase 2A2).

SNGS and RSS escape by the skin of their teeth (with 1 seat to spare).

I still think more parents are joining the alumni association to \"play safe\" rather than lucking it out at P2A2 - hence less applicants this Phase.

[hojicha]

Hi … for the vacancies left at 2A2, does that all gets carry over to 2B and add-on the 20 reserved to it?

[Orb]

hojicha:

Hi ... for the vacancies left at 2A2, does that all gets carry over to 2B and add-on the 20 reserved to it?

No. Vacancies left at phase 2A2 will be divided equally between 2B and 2C and then add-on the 20 reserved seats.

[hojicha]

Oh dear … I had misunderstood then. Thanks for the clarity!

[Momof2childs]

If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)

[Orb]

Momof2childs:

If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)

Goes to 2B.

[janet88]

Momof2childs:

If odd number of seats are left, then the extra one goes to which phase? Even 1 seat matters:)

from my understanding, twins/triplets are considered under 1 seat....if that extra 1 seat goes to triplets for eg, imagine the happiness.