Integrated Programme (IP)

[ngl2010]

phtthp:

ngl2010:

DS has a friend who DSAed to Year 1 and at the end of Year 4 he DSAed again to another JC because he was unable to cope with the IP school. He is in JC1 now.

So, I guess it is possible (unless if MOE change their rules next year). I don’t know what criteria must be met. You’d better contact the JC you want to go to.

For your son's friend who was unable to cope with his initial IP school through DSA, and is now in JC1 (2018), is his friend currently studying in another IP JC, or in a non-IP JC, through a 2nd DSA ?

Seems like 2nd DSA, is the answer (solution) to getting out (escape) of the first DSA IP school. Smart move ! Use a 2nd DSA to counteract, to nullify and void the 1st DSA contract signed.

The 2nd DSA is to a non-IP JC.

I think one shouldn’t accept a DSA CO thinking that there will always be an escape route. Policies change all the time. Must accept DSA CO with open eyes.

[ChiefKiasu]

mummyv:

I enquired with AJC end 2017. My DD was in IPJC school for Y1-Y4. She got in via PSLE scores not via DSA. However I was told that no IP student will be admitted to AJC or any other JC to complete JC1 and JC2 unless it is via DSA. If you do not have a DSA offer you cannot change JCs if you are in an IP affiliated school. Some of her classmates in JC1 this year opted to study in UK instead of completing JC1 and JC2.

Sounds like IP schools are quite restrictive! Why, I don't know. Maybe it's to temper the smart ones who use IP schools as their weapons to get what they want

[sky minecrafter]

Thank you for your sharing mummyv

[phtthp]

For IP transfer, if across different curriculum, eg. From A-level to IB, had come across.


But the other way round, from IB at end of Year 4, into Year 5 A-level, is rare. Wonder if the transition, from IB into A-level, will be challenging

[JJ-2007-2013]

Hi All:

Does anyone know whether IP schools will accept MTL exempted kids (medical reasons), but whose adjusted T-score meets the cut-off point?
Grateful for any advice.
JJS

[jtoh]

JJ-2007-2013:

Hi All:

Does anyone know whether IP schools will accept MTL exempted kids (medical reasons), but whose adjusted T-score meets the cut-off point?
Grateful for any advice.
JJS

Yes, they will.

[phtthp]

Can go to that particular Non-SAP school website that you are interested in to check, or call up that school's General Office to inquire.


In some Non-SAP schools, sometimes they may request that u substitute (replace) with a foreign language (eg. French) instead, in lieu of your Mother Tongue, exempted.

But for SAP Secondary schools, Mother tongue (Chinese) is compulsory.
SAP schools will Not admit in any Mother-tongue exempted student.

[mommyNg]

jtoh:

JJ-2007-2013:

Hi All:

Does anyone know whether IP schools will accept MTL exempted kids (medical reasons), but whose adjusted T-score meets the cut-off point?
Grateful for any advice.
JJS

Yes, they will.

Except SAP schools.

[phtthp]

ChiefKiasu:

Sounds like IP schools are quite restrictive!

Primary schools, can Transfer readily.

But not these IP schools. So hard (difficult) to Transfer.

Hard (rare), maybe because they don't expect IP students to seek Transfer to another JC, since all IP students have already got an affliated Junior College awaiting them, in Year 5. So, they expecting IP students to graduate from their respective, affliated IP-JC, in Year 6.

Precisely because not easy to Transfer, all the more, one evaluate cautiously, before enter these IP schools.

[phtthp]

mummyv:

I enquired with AJC end 2017.

My DD was in IPJC school for Y1-Y4. She got in via PSLE scores not via DSA.

However I was told that no IP student will be admitted to AJC or any other JC to complete JC1 and JC2 unless it is via DSA.

If you do not have a DSA offer you cannot change JCs if you are in an IP affiliated school.

Hi mummyv

Did Principal of Anderson Junior College explain the reason behind why she said that, \"No IP student will be admitted to AJC or to any other JC to complete JC1 and JC2, unless it is via DSA ?\"