[Bukit Batok] Primary Schools

[FMz]

bubblesnmocha:

hi


i'm researching on a suitable pri sch for my son.

i've visited Ke Ming & find the environment rather positive & encouraging. i also like that it's bright & airy & the kids do seem very happy. the surrounding areas also seem better.

i live right next to Princess Eliz & have heard that it's one of the better schs around this vicinity. but i've also seen my fair share of misbehaving kids & teachers who seem to be shouting, more than teaching.

I would like to hear from parents who have sent their kids to any of these 2 schs.

tks![/b]

if u live next to PEPS, then u might be subjected to balloting when it comes to Keming.

[tankee]

School / Total Vacancy / Vacancy for Phase 1 / Number of Children Registered


Bukit View Primary School 210 210 52
Dazhong Primary School 150 150 19
Hong Kah Primary School 150 150 26
Keming Primary School 210 210 98
Lianhua Primary School 210 210 69
Princess Elizabeth Primary School 210 210 128
St. Anthony’s Primary School 270 270 60

[tankee]

School / Total Vacancy / Places taken up at Phase 1 / Vacancy for 2A1


Bukit View Primary School 210 55 155
Dazhong Primary School 150 21 129
Hong Kah Primary School 150 30 120
Keming Primary School 210 99 111
Lianhua Primary School 210 69 141
Princess Elizabeth Primary School 210 128 82
St. Anthony’s Primary School 270 96 174

[tankee]

School / Total Vacancy / # taken up @ 1 / # taken up @ 2A1 / Vacancy for 2A2


Bukit View Primary School 210 55 0 155
Dazhong Primary School 150 21 1 128
Hong Kah Primary School 150 30 0 120
Keming Primary School 210 99 1 110
Lianhua Primary School 210 69 0 141
Princess Elizabeth Primary School 210 128 0 82
St. Anthony’s Primary School 270 96 0 174

[sunshine05]

Bukit View Primary School:

Learning Festival cum Open House - 24 July 2010.

Registration open - refer to http://www.bukitviewpri.moe.edu.sg/

[markfch]

Today I received a bonchure from Bukit View Pri listing down their academic & cca achievements. Not bad leh. Maths, Sci & CL are well above national average. I didn't know that nowadays schs must also advertise their success in this manner. I must be really dated.


What is puzzling is that most schs that I researched upon are well above nat ave. Then where are those schs that are not? :?

[tankee]

end of day 1 of Phase 2A2


School / Total Vacancy / # taken up @ 1 / # taken up @ 2A1 / Vacancy for 2A2 / # registered

Bukit View Primary School 210 55 0 155 4
Dazhong Primary School 150 21 1 128 5
Hong Kah Primary School 150 30 0 120 4
Keming Primary School 210 99 1 110 13
Lianhua Primary School 210 69 0 141 4
Princess Elizabeth Primary School 210 128 0 82 35
St. Anthony’s Primary School 270 96 0 174 16

[tankee]

end of day 2 of Phase 2A2


School / Total Vacancy / # taken up @ 1 / # taken up @ 2A1 / Vacancy for 2A2 / # registered

Bukit View Primary School 210 55 0 155 7
Dazhong Primary School 150 21 1 128 5
Hong Kah Primary School 150 30 0 120 4
Keming Primary School 210 99 1 110 16
Lianhua Primary School 210 69 0 141 6
Princess Elizabeth Primary School 210 128 0 82 44
St. Anthony’s Primary School 270 96 0 174 19

[ChiefKiasu]

So now that the \"guaranteed\" Phases 1 and 2A are over, let's have a quick look at the highlights.


Keming
- Keming's Phase 2A cummulative TUR is 55%, which is higher than the 50% in 2008 and 51% in 2006 where there was balloting under 1km in Phase 2C. We can pretty much expect the same to happen this year.

Princess Elizabeth
- The main story here is PEPS, with its 2nd highest Phase 2A cummulative TUR in Singapore. I suppose the key reason is due to the loss of 30 vacancies, but whatever it is, it doesn't bode well for those going for PEPS in Phase 2C. Oh, the less than 1km balloting is to be expected, but the ratio of the number of applicants to the remaining 18% of the places will be much higher. PEPS has always kept their PV low, so balloting is not expected for Phase 2B.

St Anthony's
- SAPS continues its downward trend in Phase 2A cumulative TUR. Its TUR of 43% is its lowest in the last 5 year. This is good news for those trying for Phase 2B and Phase 2C this year, but does this mean the school is losing its popularity with parents?

[jedamum]

ChiefKiasu:

So now that the \"guaranteed\" Phases 1 and 2A are over, let's have a quick look at the highlights.


Keming
- Keming's Phase 2A cummulative TUR is 55%, which is higher than the 50% in 2008 and 51% in 2006 where there was balloting under 1km in Phase 2C. We can pretty much expect the same to happen this year.

Princess Elizabeth
- The main story here is PEPS, with its 2nd highest Phase 2A cummulative TUR in Singapore. I suppose the key reason is due to the loss of 30 vacancies, but whatever it is, it doesn't bode well for those going for PEPS in Phase 2C. Oh, the less than 1km balloting is to be expected, but the ratio of the number of applicants to the remaining 18% of the places will be much higher. PEPS has always kept their PV low, so balloting is not expected for Phase 2B.

St Anthony's
- SAPS continues its downward trend in Phase 2A cumulative TUR. Its TUR of 43% is its lowest in the last 5 year. This is good news for those trying for Phase 2B and Phase 2C this year, but does this mean the school is losing its popularity with parents?

If the replies i received from the school last year still stands, PEPS does not accept PV; hence their low Phase 2B TUR.

Bulk of SAPS' applicants usually comes in during Phase 2B under church affiliations.