[Bukit Timah] Primary Schools

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arsenalsgp:

Looking forward to see my daughter in BTPS next year!

:congrats:

[janet88]

arsenalsgp:

I like BTPS surroundings nestled in the middle of a landed estate. I was not successful in Phase 2C for a SAP school in the East. Knowing that the other 'better' neighbourhood schools will most likely go into a ballot for Phase 2C Supp, I chose BTPS because of the good review online and offline (through my colleagues).


This is truly one of the highlights of my year!!

Looking forward to see my daughter in BTPS next year!

Congrats in getting a place successfully in BTPS :celebrate: . The stress of balloting takes a toil on parents every year.

[tankee]

arsenalsgp:

Looking forward to see my daughter in BTPS next year!

:congrats:

Do start your networking with other parents over at BTPS thread in Parents' Networking.

[Juanthedragon]

heard from the grapevine that the mediacorp’s artist’s son did not get into NYPS under p2b.

[verykiasu2010]

Juanthedragon:

heard from the grapevine that the mediacorp's artist's son did not get into NYPS under p2b.

if she is using Jelita address, then it is more than 1 km away

also heard from grapevine another artist is buying a unit within 1 km of nyps

[php]

arsenalsgp:

I like BTPS surroundings nestled in the middle of a landed estate. I was not successful in Phase 2C for a SAP school in the East. Knowing that the other 'better' neighbourhood schools will most likely go into a ballot for Phase 2C Supp, I chose BTPS because of the good review online and offline (through my colleagues).


Yesterday, it was one of the nerve wrecking experience for me. As my home was more than 2km from BTPS, any balloting could spoil my chances of getting in the school (and my nerves as well). I was one of the first to register at 8am. When I left at 8.20am, there were 15 parents (for 75 vacancies). At 3.45pm when I called the school it left only 10 vacancies. I thought to myself, this is going to be close... At 4.45pm after the registration ended, I called again and was greeted with \"No Ballot\". This is truly one of the highlights of my year!!

Looking forward to see my daughter in BTPS next year!

All the six schools in Bukit Timah are great, including BTPS. I believe you did your homework very well and your dd will love the school and she will excel in her study. I was an ex-student there but that was in the early 70s. One of my classmate was a President Scholar and a few of them were scholars too. So don't worry, BTPS produce good students academically too.

I did consider to send my dd there as BTPS is just a stone throw from my place but later decided to put her in Pei Hwa for its SAP environment.

Wish that your dd will have an enjoyable stay in BTPS.

[mummy of 3]

Juanthedragon:

heard from the grapevine that the mediacorp's artist's son did not get into NYPS under p2b.

Is CLP or Z** T**?

[VooVoo]

mummy of 3:

Juanthedragon:

heard from the grapevine that the mediacorp's artist's son did not get into NYPS under p2b.

Is CLP or Z** T**?

can't be zoe tay...her eldest son was born in 2005, not 2004

[VooVoo]

mummy of 3:

Juanthedragon:

heard from the grapevine that the mediacorp's artist's son did not get into NYPS under p2b.

Is CLP or Z** T**?

Not CLP's too...coz her son was born in 2002...

[satom]

Congratulations! I also went through similar experience sitting at the school for the last 2 hours of registration. For 2 days and a half , less applicants than vacancy at mgs. Then in the last 1 hour, parents showed up . Ballot required on 42 applicants and 37 vacancies....

arsenalsgp:

I like BTPS surroundings nestled in the middle of a landed estate. I was not successful in Phase 2C for a SAP school in the East. Knowing that the other 'better' neighbourhood schools will most likely go into a ballot for Phase 2C Supp, I chose BTPS because of the good review online and offline (through my colleagues).

Yesterday, it was one of the nerve wrecking experience for me. As my home was more than 2km from BTPS, any balloting could spoil my chances of getting in the school (and my nerves as well). I was one of the first to register at 8am. When I left at 8.20am, there were 15 parents (for 75 vacancies). At 3.45pm when I called the school it left only 10 vacancies. I thought to myself, this is going to be close... At 4.45pm after the registration ended, I called again and was greeted with \"No Ballot\". This is truly one of the highlights of my year!!

Looking forward to see my daughter in BTPS next year!