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    2020 P1 Registration Exercise for 2021 In-take

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • DavischewD Offline
      Davischew
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      dase\" post_id=\"1986650\" time=\"1595217654\" user_id=\"161487:

      Hi everyone, my daughter is born 2014 and PR, we live in Ocean Park (siglap). We were thinking for Opera Estate (1-2km) but with the cap in PR it will be very difficult. Our other options are a) Haig Girl (1-2 km): I heard holistic approach and relaxed but school bus pick up will be quite early (6:40) or b) Ngee Ann (0-1km): few of my daughter friends from kindy are going there but I heard is quite academic and competitve (for PR standard maybe not for local 🙂 ) .
      So what you recommend (assuming we have a good chance for both - which is yet to be confirmed): would you go to a super near school (walking distance) where your kiddo have friends but might me stressful or a more far but more relaxed? I do not want CHIJ Convent school because I am jewish and I want to avoid a religious school (even if I know that there are many people from different religion but I feel odd that my daughter will have do do something different all the time). Any wise advice? What do you think of both schools? Also as PR what would be my chance for 2C in both?
      Ngee Ann very low chance for PR in 2C. The other 3 PR sure in.

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      • floppyF Offline
        floppy
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        Numbers updated. Some schools very :scary:

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        • zac's mumZ Offline
          zac's mum
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          MOE website updated. No distance breakdown of applicants given:


          https://beta.moe.gov.sg/primary/p1-registration/vacancies-and-balloting/

          A total of 14 schools will conduct balloting for Phase 2A2. In alphabetical order...
          1. Ai Tong School: 9 vacancies, 29 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
          2. Catholic High Primary: 5 vacancies, 11 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          3. Gongshang Primary: 25 vacancies, 33 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          4. Henry Park Primary: 24 vacancies, 37 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          5. Nanyang Primary: 28 vacancies, 44 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          6. Pei Chun: 33 vacancies, 38 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          7. Princess Elizabeth Primary: 40 vacancies, 50 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          8. Radin Mas Primary: 18 vacancies, 31 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
          9. Red Swastika School: 19 vacancies, 25 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          10. Rulang Primary: 22 vacancies, 62 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
          11. St Hilda's Primary: 19 vacancies, 36 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
          12. Temasek Primary: 13 vacancies, 45 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
          13. Westwood Primary: 71 vacancies, 77 applicants. Balloting for PR <1km.
          14. Yu Neng Primary: 34 vacancies, 38 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.

          An \"honorable mention\" goes to...Tao Nan School: 41 vacancies, 41 applicants. Fit exactly, therefore no balloting. All these 41 applicants can move house if they want to, don't need stay 30 months.

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          • EstĂ©emaE Offline
            Estéema
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            zac’s mum,

            Tao Nan Is a great surprise! Will 2B/2C applications be ramped up?

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            • zac's mumZ Offline
              zac's mum
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              It means that these 15 schools (including Tao Nan) will have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C this year.


              Throw in those schools that balloted in phase 2A1. They will also have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C.

              I’m not sure if this is a record high? Lexy or Davischew would have past years’ data?

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              • EstĂ©emaE Offline
                Estéema
                last edited by

                I’m anticipating 2B/2C applications be ramped up as parents feel chances seem to be higher at Tai Nan based on Phases 2A2 applications results.

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                • HendonH Offline
                  Hendon
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                  zac's mum\" post_id=\"1986751\" time=\"1595247865\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1986751 time=1595247865 user_id=53606]
                  It means that these 15 schools (including Tao Nan) will have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C this year.

                  Throw in those schools that balloted in phase 2A1. They will also have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C.

                  I’m not sure if this is a record high? Lexy or Davischew would have past years’ data?[/quote]
                  No sense if giving up advantage where there is less transparency in the later phases. Chope first and just live with it.

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                  • DavischewD Offline
                    Davischew
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                    zac's mum\" post_id=\"1986751\" time=\"1595247865\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1986751 time=1595247865 user_id=53606]
                    It means that these 15 schools (including Tao Nan) will have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C this year.

                    Throw in those schools that balloted in phase 2A1. They will also have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C.

                    I’m not sure if this is a record high? Lexy or Davischew would have past years’ data?[/quote]
                    I only use Chief's and Qms' data, maybe Lexy has his own.
                    From daily browsing of data, definitely this year seems to be the record high 2A TUR.

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                    • LexyL Offline
                      Lexy
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                      zac's mum\" post_id=\"1986738\" time=\"1595245797\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1986738 time=1595245797 user_id=53606]
                      MOE website updated. No distance breakdown of applicants given:

                      https://beta.moe.gov.sg/primary/p1-registration/vacancies-and-balloting/

                      A total of 14 schools will conduct balloting for Phase 2A2. In alphabetical order...
                      1. Ai Tong School: 9 vacancies, 29 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
                      2. Catholic High Primary: 5 vacancies, 11 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      3. Gongshang Primary: 25 vacancies, 33 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      4. Henry Park Primary: 24 vacancies, 37 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      5. Nanyang Primary: 28 vacancies, 44 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      6. Pei Chun: 33 vacancies, 38 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      7. Princess Elizabeth Primary: 40 vacancies, 50 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      8. Radin Mas Primary: 18 vacancies, 31 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
                      9. Red Swastika School: 19 vacancies, 25 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      10. Rulang Primary: 22 vacancies, 62 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
                      11. St Hilda's Primary: 19 vacancies, 36 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.
                      12. Temasek Primary: 13 vacancies, 45 applicants. Balloting for SC 1-2km.
                      13. Westwood Primary: 71 vacancies, 77 applicants. Balloting for PR <1km.
                      14. Yu Neng Primary: 34 vacancies, 38 applicants. Balloting for SC >2km.

                      An \"honorable mention\" goes to...Tao Nan School: 41 vacancies, 41 applicants. Fit exactly, therefore no balloting. All these 41 applicants can move house if they want to, don't need stay 30 months.[/quote]
                      Lexy\" post_id=\"1984920\" time=\"1594292794\" user_id=\"12180:
                      The below mentioned schools has 2019 applicants more than the current vacancies.
                      RULANG PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      AI TONG SCHOOL
                      TEMASEK PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      RED SWASTIKA SCHOOL
                      PEI CHUN PUBLIC SCHOOL
                      PRINCESS ELIZABETH PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      GONGSHANG PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
                      RADIN MAS PRIMARY SCHOOL

                      SOUTH VIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      NANYANG PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      ST. HILDA'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      YU NENG PRIMARY SCHOOL

                      FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (PRIMARY)
                      RIVERSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL

                      2018 applicants more than current vacancies
                      JURONG PRIMARY SCHOOL


                      Below are those with buffer less than 15
                      HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      METHODIST GIRLS' SCHOOL (PRIMARY)
                      SHUQUN PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      FRONTIER PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      SINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      WESTWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      RIVER VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL
                      ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (PRIMARY)
                      ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (JUNIOR)
                      TAO NAN SCHOOL

                      The higher the school on the list, the more probable that balloting needed for 2A2
                      headache for alot of folks.

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                      • LexyL Offline
                        Lexy
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                        Davischew\" post_id=\"1986791\" time=\"1595254817\" user_id=\"132882:

                        zac's mum\" post_id=\"1986751\" time=\"1595247865\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1986751 time=1595247865 user_id=53606]It means that these 15 schools (including Tao Nan) will have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C this year.

                        Throw in those schools that balloted in phase 2A1. They will also have the bare minimum of 20 seats each for 2B and 2C.

                        I’m not sure if this is a record high? Lexy or Davischew would have past years’ data?
                        I only use Chief's and Qms' data, maybe Lexy has his own.
                        From daily browsing of data, definitely this year seems to be the record high 2A TUR.[/quote]
                        2019 has 6 full by 2A2 whilst 2018 2A1 3 schools and 2A2 11 schools.

                        When the extra spots are added to schools mostly that aint full by 2C, you see smaller base. Its foreseeable.
                        absolute number also increased by 800-900 in 2A for this year as compared to last year (both 1 and 2)

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