2018 P1 registration exercise for 2019 intake

[MrsKiasu]

floppy:

zac's mum:

Similar reasons against Tiger girls: supposedly very fierce.

Cos they haven't met my rabbit girl yet :rotflmao:

:rotflmao:

[aloyboy]

rt333:

Hi


May I know if sngs still accept pv? If yes if we stay just within 2km (1.91km to be exact using http://www.elite.com.sg) do we stand a chance to get in under phase 2b if ballot is needed?

Thank you

If I am not wrong SNGS does not have PV, too late any way for next year.
Wrong website to use for checking distance, pls use onemap which is the official map for MOE.
I am sure is zero chance for Dragon year for 1-2km, normally only with 1km get in or even ballot.

[Orb]

rt333:

Hi


May I know if sngs still accept pv? If yes if we stay just within 2km (1.91km to be exact using http://www.elite.com.sg) do we stand a chance to get in under phase 2b if ballot is needed?

Thank you

Too late for PV and GRL. The other way now is joining the catholic church (i.e. getting baptised) and move within 1km for a chance to ballot. The question is then is it worth all the hassle?

[fdeasy]

floppy:

tinywings:

Is the cut off time the same for all schools until 430pm?

My plan is also similar like what u suggested above, to register at phase 1 then withdraw at 230pm at phase 2C last day, then register with another school before 430pm last day.

But my concern is not all schools will disclose how many register within 1km, 1 to 2km , n beyond 2km. We cannot analyse last few yrs data as dragon year is a whole new ball game. Anyone in the same situation.

Unless you really, really, really detest the Phase 1 school, I'll suggest that you stay put unless it's one of those bao jiak, i.e. no balloting, situation (which is fairly unlikely for popular schools).

While you can't analyze last few years data, you can be 100% sure that competition will increase across the board - a few more applicants in Phase 1, a few more there, etc. Given that you have already secured a place, failure to confirm another guaranteed seat can be pretty disastrous as you can sure that competition will be extended all the way to P2CS.

May i know, what is the purpose of register & de-register. I thought once you can go into the school is lucky already.
why want to give up the Phase 1 and go for Phase 2C? if you are plan to go another school which 2C then why bother to register the school which Phase 1? Sorry, I'm just not clear about it. hehehe

[mumenetan]

i guess the school in phrase2C could be SAP or more convenient /closer to their home.


For my case, i m also gg to register my boy for Phrase2A first and monitor the school we wanted in PHRASE 2c. The phrase 2A school is abit far from my place and not convenient to get there. We just standby in case if really cannot get a seat at all in Phrase 2c school, we wil stay put and had to rack brain over the logistics. .

[rt333]

I try using onemap but the way it’s measure is different from elite. Onemap base on the route travel but elite is using circumference radius. So which is correct?

[Orb]

rt333:

I try using onemap but the way it's measure is different from elite. Onemap base on the route travel but elite is using circumference radius. So which is correct?

In onemap, look for school query. Finds buildings near a school.
Those highlighted in red are within 1 km while those in blue are 1-2km....

[floppy]

rt333:

I try using onemap but the way it's measure is different from elite. Onemap base on the route travel but elite is using circumference radius. So which is correct?

Onemap is based on the direct distance between the school and the home, i.e. radius originating fro the school.
Onemap is also the official map / tool used by the schools and MOE.
Elite is an unreliable source and should be avoided at all cost.

[tinywings]

fdeasy:

floppy:

[quote=\"tinywings\"]

Is the cut off time the same for all schools until 430pm?

My plan is also similar like what u suggested above, to register at phase 1 then withdraw at 230pm at phase 2C last day, then register with another school before 430pm last day.

But my concern is not all schools will disclose how many register within 1km, 1 to 2km , n beyond 2km. We cannot analyse last few yrs data as dragon year is a whole new ball game. Anyone in the same situation.

Unless you really, really, really detest the Phase 1 school, I'll suggest that you stay put unless it's one of those bao jiak, i.e. no balloting, situation (which is fairly unlikely for popular schools).

While you can't analyze last few years data, you can be 100% sure that competition will increase across the board - a few more applicants in Phase 1, a few more there, etc. Given that you have already secured a place, failure to confirm another guaranteed seat can be pretty disastrous as you can sure that competition will be extended all the way to P2CS.

May i know, what is the purpose of register & de-register. I thought once you can go into the school is lucky already.
why want to give up the Phase 1 and go for Phase 2C? if you are plan to go another school which 2C then why bother to register the school which Phase 1? Sorry, I'm just not clear about it. hehehe [/quote]This is because we are moving to a new place this Nov. Phase 2C school is nearer to the new place and we like that it is an all girls' school. However, this phase 2C school is >2km from my new place. Hence the hesitation. I am not considering other schools within 1km near my new flat due to some preference/reasons.

The phase 1 school is very far. But my #1 will continue there since he only has a few short yrs to go.

[tinywings]

phtthp:

zac's mum:

Ah, but did you know that people who pantang and don't want Dragon girl, they will either abstain, or use \"special techniques\" to get a boy instead? All hearsay. And all guesswork on my part.

What are some reasons why \"people pantang dragon girl\"?

Ladies, I gotten the data. The answer is...... 2012 dragon year has more girls then boys. This is a factor to analyse for those aiming for girl's school.

https://www.msf.gov.sg/research-and-data/Research-and-Statistics/Pages/Singapore-Demographic-Sex-Ratio-Males-to-Females.aspx