DSA 2022

[yunnie98]

coast\" post_id=\"2079455\" time=\"1661234842\" user_id=\"38933:

Hi,

For Scenario 1, if WL is not converted, the student will participate in Sec 1 Posting (using PSLE results). It is advisable to put your child’s 6 school choices (you can put School B and A as first 2 choices).

For Scenario 2, you are correct. If WL for School B is not converted, student will be posted to School A (CO). The student will NOT participate in Sec 1 Posting (using PSLE results).

All the best.

https://www.moe.gov.sg/secondary/s1-posting/school-choices/submit-option-form

Thank you for the reply!
In senario 1, during the secondary school posting, the child can still choose any school including school A and B, right?

[zac's mum]

Are any of the ACSI Sports domains out yet?

[phtthp]

yunnie98\" post_id=\"2079456\" time=\"1661235268\" user_id=\"143650:

Thank you for the reply!
In senario 1, during the secondary school posting, the child can still choose any school including school A and B, right?

In your scenario 1,
if your DSA Wait list is NOT converted on PSLE results released Announcement date , then Yes, u can proceed to take part in S1 posting.

But via S1 posting,
whether or not u can get into your choice schools -
that will depend on whether your kid managed to meet
the respective Secondary school's official Cut off point, or not. Sometimes,
there were cases where their kid's AL score coincided with the school's Cut off point, right on the very dot or boundary, while others can get in, but some still failed to get in.

[coast]

coast:

yunnie98\" post_id=\"2079456\" time=\"1661235268\" user_id=\"143650:[quote=yunnie98 post_id=2079456 time=1661235268 user_id=143650]Thank you for the reply!
In senario 1, during the secondary school posting, the child can still choose any school including school A and B, right?

Yes. You can choose ANY 6 schools (in order of preference).

All the best!

https://www.moe.gov.sg/secondary/s1-posting/school-choices/submit-option-form

[xanelynn]

My friend’s son just received CO from ACSI for swimming via call.

[coast]

xanelynn\" post_id=\"2079466\" time=\"1661241015\" user_id=\"125804:

My friend’s son just received CO from ACSI for swimming via call.

Thanks for sharing

All the best to your friend's son.

[zombiemum]

Mr.Clumsy\" post_id=\"2079448\" time=\"1661228927\" user_id=\"135989:

During this period, I'm taking every call which comes in including the countless \"MOH,\" \"DBS\" and \"FedEx/DHL\" ones

Someone had mentioned , for spam call number will be shown as ±65xxxxxxxx. Proper call would be showing only 8 digit number. Not sure how true though

[Kim2010]

cutepandabear\" post_id=\"2079444\" time=\"1661227400\" user_id=\"150031:

Thanks Mr Clumsy and Zac's Mum. I shall keep myself contactable. I tend to reject calls from unfamiliar numbers cos they are usually spam calls.

FYI, the phonecall will be using the school lan line so it will start with 6XXX XXXX.
Had a call from ACSI. Best of luck everyone!

[Blurmee]

Congratulations to all who have received the good news today…


Continue waiting, refresh, refresh, refresh inbox….

[coast]

zombiemum\" post_id=\"2079469\" time=\"1661245550\" user_id=\"198541:

Someone had mentioned , for spam call number will be shown as ±65xxxxxxxx. Proper call would be showing only 8 digit number. Not sure how true though

Do note that there are some legit +65 calls. I will just ignore unless I am expecting overseas calls.

Source:
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/scam-call-overseas-plus-65-businesses-imda-2663341

In response, then-Minister for Communications and Information S Iswaran said in a written reply that IMDA had considered this, but found it \"unfeasible\" due to legitimate international incoming calls that carry the +65 prefix.

\"Such examples include Singapore-based callers who travel overseas and call Singapore using mobile roaming services, as well as overseas call centres of local businesses who hold local numbers for their hotlines,\" he wrote.\"