All About Primary Schools' Balloting History

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zac's mum\" post_id=\"1990982\" time=\"1597450222\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1990982 time=1597450222 user_id=53606]
Just wondering, which are the “full schools” in Singapore? Is there only one all-boys?

- St Nicks
- MGS
- Catholic High

Just these 3?[/quote]

Total, only 5 Full schools in Singapore

2 boys school
Catholic High
Maris Stella

3 girls school
MGS
SCGS
St Nick

All are highly sought after.
Once enter, can study for the next 10 years, from P1 to Sec 4 (O-level), assuming students can meet the PSLE affliation entry score.

Under Phase 2C, SC less than 1 km need to ballot

Out of these 5 Full schools,
4 are mission schools, hence no Parent volunteer (Phase 2B) needed.

Only SCGS isn't a mission school.

SCGS primary, however, is very highly selective, over choosing Parent Volunteer (PV) applicants, under Phase 2B. Every year, many applicants applied to be PV in SCGS, but very, very, very few got selected in the end.

For the Secondary side, for the 4 Secondary mission schools -

O-level students from (Catholic High, Maris Stella, St Nick) are affliated to Catholic Junior College.

MGS (O-level) Secondary school students are affliated to Anglo-Chinese Junior College.

Only SCGS (O-level) students, are not affliated to any Junior College.
SCGS (O-level) students, hence need to use their L1R5 score, to enter Junior College admission .

For IB,
MGS Secondary school students are affliated to ACSI, in Year (5 and 6)


For IP-A-level,
the IP students from (Catholic High, SCGS, St Nick) combined, are affliated to Eunoia Junior College, in Year (5 and 6), the 3-in-1 JC.

[zac's mum]

Thanks.


Technically, if older sibling has graduated from the primary section last year, he/she can join alumni association so that younger sibling can register under Phase 2A1 instead of 2A2 right?

For full schools.

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zac's mum\" post_id=\"1990988\" time=\"1597452661\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1990988 time=1597452661 user_id=53606]
Thanks.

Technically, if older sibling has graduated from the primary section last year, he/she can join alumni association so that younger sibling can register under Phase 2A1 instead of 2A2 right?

For full schools.[/quote]

Nope.

Parent - child, Phase 2A1 (if parent joins the alumni association)
Sibling - sibling, Phase 2A2 (regardless the sibling joins the association)

[Stevenage]

zac's mum\" post_id=\"1990988\" time=\"1597452661\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1990988 time=1597452661 user_id=53606]
Thanks.

Technically, if older sibling has graduated from the primary section last year, he/she can join alumni association so that younger sibling can register under Phase 2A1 instead of 2A2 right?

For full schools.[/quote]

Shouldn’t the sibling of a [b]Full[/B] School be eligible (gender permitting) for Phase 1 instead?

[MerlionInGermany]

1) St Nicks has parent volunteers.

2) If older sibling graduated from the primary section, he MOST LIKELY cannot join the alumni yet because there is a min entry age to join the alumni.
3) If the older sibling has not yet graduated from primary section or the secondary section, the younger sibling can join under Phase 1. This point on “the older sibling being in the secondary section plus younger sibling joining at Phase 1”, has been asked over and over in ksp, and every time I say can, but every time there will be people who will say cannot. So up to you to believe.

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[zac's mum]

If graduated from Primary section but not studying in Secondary section, won’t qualify for Phase 1.

[MerlionInGermany]

zac's mum\" post_id=\"1990997\" time=\"1597455948\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1990997 time=1597455948 user_id=53606]
If graduated from Primary section but not studying in Secondary section, won’t qualify for Phase 1.[/quote]

Correct.

If graduated from pri and not in sec, wont be in phase 1.
But if grad from pri and now in sec, will be in phase 1, for full schools.

[zac's mum]

I think the problem is that MOE website does not talk about full schools.


I tried checking Eg SNGS alumni website, there’s no (visible) age limit to join.

For CHS, need to be at least 16 years old.

[MerlionInGermany]

zac's mum\" post_id=\"1990999\" time=\"1597456355\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=1990999 time=1597456355 user_id=53606]

I tried checking Eg SNGS alumni website, there’s no (visible) age limit to join.[/quote]

I checked once, many years ago. And at that time, there was. Let me go see it again later.