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    St Andrew's Junior

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    • zac's mumZ Offline
      zac's mum
      last edited by

      Mai28\" post_id=\"2056823\" time=\"1643102119\" user_id=\"196964:

      Hi Parents, My son will be registering under phase 2C this year.
      I am wondering if we would be able to register him under my parents address who lives within 1km.
      He will be staying with my parents after school some days as we are both working. However can we still register him for the student care service ?
      See:

      https://www.moe.gov.sg/primary/p1-registration/home-address/

      Using a caregiver's address

      You must make a declaration of alternative child-care arrangement for your child’s P1 registration if you want to use the address of a caregiver living within 2km of your preferred school.

      You can make a declaration if you meet both of these conditions:

      1. You and your spouse are both working full-time at the time the declaration is made.

      2. Your child is under the care of a grandparent or a parent's sibling.

      How to make a declaration

      The declaration can only be made online, and you will need to have a valid Singpass with 2-Factor Authentication (Singpass 2FA). Find out how to register for a Singpass 2FA if you don't have one.

      One parent is required to submit the online declaration form and upload the relevant supporting documents.

      Declaration period: From 9am on Monday, 28 June 2021, to 4pm on Thursday, 5 August 2021

      Processing time for declaration to be processed: Please allow at least 3 working days for your application to be processed.

      You are strongly encouraged to make your declaration early. You must receive the approval email from MOE before you can register your child for P1 using the caregiver's address.

      If you need help with the declaration, you can refer to this guide(636KB).

      Documents required

      You must upload all of these documents when making the declaration:

      - NRICs of both parents.
      - NRIC of caregiver — child's grandparent or parent's sibling.
      - Documents showing the relationship of parent and caregiver (such as the birth certificate of a parent, to prove the relationship to the child's grandparent, or the birth certificate of the parent's sibling, to prove the sibling relationship).

      You must be prepared to produce additional supporting documents, upon request.

      If balloting is required

      If the caregiver’s address is within 2km of the school, your child will be balloted together with those of the same citizenship living between 1km to 2km of the school. This is regardless of how close the caregiver’s address is to the school.

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      • G Offline
        goldiparents
        last edited by

        Hi, if we use caretakers’s address for phase 2A within 2km but failed to get into school of choice, can we change address to parent’s NRIC address for subsequent phases?

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        • ChiefKiasuC Offline
          ChiefKiasu
          last edited by

          goldiparents\" post_id=\"2066366\" time=\"1651740251\" user_id=\"198041:

          Hi, if we use caretakers's address for phase 2A within 2km but failed to get into school of choice, can we change address to parent's NRIC address for subsequent phases?
          I don't see why you couldn't.

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          • A Offline
            aarontww
            last edited by

            ANy group chat for the upcoming registration for St Andrews?

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            • M Offline
              MrsChuaG
              last edited by

              Keen to join group chat for upcoming P1 if there is one. Thanks!

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              • H Offline
                helloyou
                last edited by

                St andrews seem to have stopped parent volunteer, is it true? anyone knows how to register? Wld like to get to 2b instead of waiting at 2c.

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                • zac's mumZ Offline
                  zac's mum
                  last edited by

                  Hi i am helping a friend ask: looking for the parents Whatsapp group for those with kids posted to St Andrew’s Secondary for Sec 1 2024.


                  Pls pm me thanks!

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                  • sembgalS Offline
                    sembgal
                    last edited by

                    This is a good primary school with affiliation to a good secondary school. I am flabbergasted why someone would chose to give up on this school and go to RS in the east without any affiliation. Grab hold of this primary school due to its affiliation with the secondary. The recent PSLE and O level exam results have shown better improvements with each passing year, resulting in lower COP into preferred secondary or JC.

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                    • StarxyzS Offline
                      Starxyz
                      last edited by

                      Not sure if it’s a right place to ask; Just wondering if there’s any parents can share more about St Andrew’s Junior School.


                      I put my child in for waitlist and intend to enrol his younger sibling as due to the affiliation

                      However, I’ve been seeing some comments in a Facebook group recently that there are some disciplinary issues with SAJS students . Though I understand every school will have their fair share of bullies etc. but for parents to name the school, I was wondering what could it be. I’ve tried asking in the group but to no avail.

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                      • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                        ChiefKiasu
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                        Starxyz\" post_id=\"2131184\" time=\"1711111402\" user_id=\"203864:

                        Not sure if it’s a right place to ask; Just wondering if there’s any parents can share more about St Andrew’s Junior School.

                        I put my child in for waitlist and intend to enrol his younger sibling as due to the affiliation

                        However, I’ve been seeing some comments in a Facebook group recently that there are some disciplinary issues with SAJS students . Though I understand every school will have their fair share of bullies etc. but for parents to name the school, I was wondering what could it be. I’ve tried asking in the group but to no avail.
                        I was in St Andrew's for 10 years, from 1973-1982. Long time ago, yes. From my point of view, the primary school section was worth the trouble, and the secondary school was average. I'm sure things would have changed by now.

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