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    DSA 2022

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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    • coastC Offline
      coast
      last edited by

      ahijno:
      lakaik\" post_id=\"2079732\" time=\"1661431448\" user_id=\"137619:[quote=lakaik post_id=2079732 time=1661431448 user_id=137619]Don’t speculate too much, there can be thousands of possibilities. My DS received HCI WL too (sports) and he said he performed very well during trial and interview… his results are constant AL 4 - 5. We actually think that his good results backfire because the head coach mentioned that he can enter any school via psle result instead… 😓
      We have decided to move on, waiting (and praying) for RI result next week at the same time focus on the PSLE preparation.
      Agree. Try not to overthink. Regardless the DSA outcome (CO/WL/Reject), the student should continue his/her PSLE preparation as usual.

      All the best.

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      • bbpinksgB Offline
        bbpinksg
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        phtthp\" post_id=\"2079799\" time=\"1661485702\" user_id=\"35251:

        If is Maths-Science related Secondary schools that u are refering to,
        then,
        besides NUS High,
        the other Independent school will be SST. The only difference is, for SST, still need to take O level (that is, if u don't mind taking O level).

        Because
        for students who are offered SST (CO), in the end, some may not take up. Instead, they may take up some other COs from other Secondary schools instead,
        eg.

        From
        Anglican High or Chung Cheng High Main, Anderson, Nan Chiau High, Tanjong Katong or Victoria or Catholic High Secondary schools, etc.

        So, once COs (SST) are given up, then,
        these vacancies will be released to those on the Wait-lists (SST) given priority, first. Any more residual vacancies that still exist in SST, after all the Wait-lists have been successfully converted one by one,
        then
        these vacancies will in turn be released all to public, and P6 students can use their actual PSLE released results AL score by then to apply into SST, if they are still interested in SST,
        AFTER
        the release of PSLE results Announcement date, in November.
        :thankyou:

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        • bbpinksgB Offline
          bbpinksg
          last edited by

          coast\" post_id=\"2079794\" time=\"1661484667\" user_id=\"38933:

          SOTA
          https://www.sota.edu.sg/admissions/talent-academy/sie

          SST
          https://www.sst.edu.sg/admission/secondary-1-admission/

          All the best.

          Note that (SIE) is subject to vacancies available on the day of release of PSLE results.
          :thankyou:

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          • coastC Offline
            coast
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            polystyrenezhongww:
            Trismom\" post_id=\"2079815\" time=\"1661492166\" user_id=\"95333:[quote=Trismom post_id=2079815 time=1661492166 user_id=95333]Not sure Abt this year but last yr my frd rcv CO from RGS v near to psle date so I would say mayb 2nd week of sept.
            IIRC, RGS released DSA outcome:-

            For year 2020 -> 8 Sep
            For year 2019 -> 30 Aug


            All the best!

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            • zac's mumZ Offline
              zac's mum
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              hdbmummy\" post_id=\"2079789\" time=\"1661482938\" user_id=\"53192:

              Just to clarify, does this mean for O-level track, they give priority to the affiliated kids of COP above AL13 before allocating remaining seats to the non-affiliated ones working downwards from those with AL4?
              Technically no, but essentially it ends up that way, with the non-affiliated COP predicted to be ~AL8.

              MOE mandates first to set aside/reserve 20% seats for non-affiliates.

              Then priority given to allocate all the affiliates who meet the AMR COP of AL13 (up to a cap of 80%, which is never hit).

              Then fill up the remaining seats (which is always >>20%) with non-affiliates from AL4 all the way down until all seats are filled (predicted to be ~AL8).

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              • S Offline
                Sarah_2021
                last edited by

                coast\" post_id=\"2079827\" time=\"1661494102\" user_id=\"38933:

                IIRC, RGS released DSA outcome:-

                For year 2020 -> 8 Sep
                For year 2019 -> 30 Aug


                All the best!
                Last year RGS released 1 Sep. Shared on DSA 2021 KSP

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                • C Offline
                  Crystalline
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                  zac's mum\" post_id=\"2079833\" time=\"1661496637\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2079833 time=1661496637 user_id=53606]
                  Technically no, but essentially it ends up that way, with the non-affiliated COP predicted to be ~AL8.

                  MOE mandates first to set aside/reserve 20% seats for non-affiliates.

                  Then priority given to allocate all the affiliates who meet the AMR COP of AL13 (up to a cap of 80%, which is never hit).

                  Then fill up the remaining seats (which is always >>20%) with non-affiliates from AL4 all the way down until all seats are filled (predicted to be ~AL8).[/quote]
                  Thank you Zac’s mum for the detailed explanation 👍 Would you be able to advise how big is the Sec 1 O’Levels cohort and the Yr 1 IP cohort at ACSI?

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                  • D Offline
                    dardarlay
                    last edited by

                    Any news from River Valley High School (Science Talent)?

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                    • coastC Offline
                      coast
                      last edited by

                      Crystalline\" post_id=\"2079837\" time=\"1661497845\" user_id=\"171221:

                      Thank you Zac’s mum for the detailed explanation 👍 Would you be able to advise how big is the Sec 1 O’Levels cohort and the Yr 1 IP cohort at ACSI?
                      It was about 250 each (2 or 3 years ago). I am not sure if it is correct though.

                      Any parents can confirm?

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                      • SG_KP1S Offline
                        SG_KP1
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                        Anyone betting on a late-Friday flurry of announcements?


                        Either way, can crack open a beer to celebrate, drown away the sorrows, or help relax while waiting for Prelims and (potentially) DSA results next week :celebrate: :celebrate:

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