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    • eohE Offline
      eoh
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      Asking on behalf of a friend. For parents who have successfully registered their child in Rosyth School, do you or your child have to attend interview after submitting the wait list?

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      • winson_stalinW Offline
        winson_stalin
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        Dont think u meant the normal phases right?




        eoh:
        Asking on behalf of a friend. For parents who have successfully registered their child in Rosyth School, do you or your child have to attend interview after submitting the wait list?

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        • eohE Offline
          eoh
          last edited by

          Not normal phases. For transfer in P3 or P4


          winson_stalin:
          Dont think u meant the normal phases right?



          eoh:

          Asking on behalf of a friend. For parents who have successfully registered their child in Rosyth School, do you or your child have to attend interview after submitting the wait list?

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          • J Offline
            juantjm3009.052096gmail.052096com
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            Hi all, I have an issue here. My Husband is a former student but has no report book. He contacted MOE n archives and both say no records of him studying there too. Any advice ?

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              FantasyLandDreams
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              Ju:
              Hi all, I have an issue here. My Husband is a former student but has no report book. He contacted MOE n archives and both say no records of him studying there too. Any advice ?

              Hi,
              Your husband took PSLE as a student of Rosyth at P6 right? He lost his PSLE cert too? If yes, he can go down to moe customer service counter, pay $10 and buy a reprint of the statement of results, normally the school name will be shown in the header. This will be sufficient evidence as an old boy for P1 registration purposes.

              Procedures are here:

              https://www.moe.gov.sg/contact/examination-services

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              • phtthpP Offline
                phtthp
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                That’s provided her husband had graduated from Rosyth last time in p6. Eg. Transfered into Rosyth for Gep, and graduated from Rosyth at p6.


                If he had ever transferred out of Rosyth into another primary school and the Rosyth archive retrieved out did not keep track of the Transfer, no way to track. But if archive had recorded the Transfer, then ok, evidence is found

                The key question they ask is, "What happen to her husband’s report card ? Lost it ?" 2nd question they ask is, "If u say you lost your Report card, then how about your PSLE cert ? Also lost ?"

                Normally, if claim that both are lost, people tend to be …

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                • zac's mumZ Offline
                  zac's mum
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                  Ju:
                  Hi all, I have an issue here. My Husband is a former student but has no report book. He contacted MOE n archives and both say no records of him studying there too. Any advice ?

                  He gave his exact year(s) of schooling there and they checked all those records but could not find?

                  Or their records do not go so far back? Which is it?

                  He can enlist the help of his old school friends (go find on social media lah!) - find out which classes, which form teachers, go meet up with them and see whether they have some tangible records eg official class photo or yearbook etc. Hopefully those could act as proof to the school or MOE, if their records are incomplete.

                  If the MOE records show that in xyz class in year 19xx he was NOT in that class, then his memory must be wrong.

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                  • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                    ChiefKiasu
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                    zac's mum:
                    Ju:

                    Hi all, I have an issue here. My Husband is a former student but has no report book. He contacted MOE n archives and both say no records of him studying there too. Any advice ?


                    ... If the MOE records show that in xyz class in year 19xx he was NOT in that class, then his memory must be wrong.

                    I don't think it is a case of missing memory. 6 years studying in a place is a long time. More important question is how long ago it is/was.

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                    • phtthpP Offline
                      phtthp
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                      ChiefKiasu:
                      zac's mum:

                      [quote=\"Ju\"]Hi all, I have an issue here. My Husband is a former student but has no report book. He contacted MOE n archives and both say no records of him studying there too. Any advice ?


                      ... If the MOE records show that in xyz class in year 19xx he was NOT in that class, then his memory must be wrong.

                      I don't think it is a case of missing memory. 6 years studying in a place is a long time. More important question is how long ago it is/was.[/quote]People won't believe if say his memory wrong, because one can always calculate backwards, the exact precise year he sat for psle.

                      Formula is

                      The year he was born in + 12 years, will equal to that year , where he sat for Psle.

                      His birth certificate or IC, will indicate which year her husband born in.

                      If lost report card, lost psle cert and if go down Moe premises want to pay $ 10 to re-print psle cert & they tell u \" no record found, to re print psle cert\", does he still have long time old photographs of (P1 to P6) ex Rosyth class photos taken before, with your fellow classmates last time, years ago?

                      If u say also lost all these old photos, is your husband still in contact with any of his old classmates, or still in contact with any of his ex / former Rosyth form teacher / subject Tr / ex school Principal ? If yes, maybe ask them if they happen to have any old photos, to help him provide (furnish) evidence, that he ever studied in Rosyth before.

                      If can trace, can find, use that as a last resort evidence.

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                        Blissedsher
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                        Join this grp for p1 thanks

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