2010 DSA(Direct School Admission)
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phankao:
Actually express stream is 188! But most of the IP schools will only take 200.
ya lah, so the eligibility for express stream is 200, chicken feedverykiasu2010:
[quote=\"phankao\"]
But they usu say must be eligible for express stream, right?
that means those given minimum tscore to meet for sports and arts dsa kids ..... :stupid:
There are schools who take 188 though. Yes, those with min score for DSA above 200 - like 230 - sad, lor.[/quote]actually some schools counsel those 188 to join normal acad -
one question:
if a pupil get a CO from school A via DSA, after PSLE result is released, he want to appeal for school B. He need to withdraw from school A first and then submit appeal form to school B. But if appeal failed, can he back to school A?
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fromnuaa:
friend :one question:
if a pupil get a CO from school A via DSA, after PSLE result is released, he want to appeal for school B. He need to withdraw from school A first and then submit appeal form to school B. But if appeal failed, can he back to school A?
you have rejected it after accepted it
now you want to come back ??
as they said ..... someone should never return to its vomit ....
the right thing to do is : get the in-principle acceptance of school B first, before you burn the bridges
understand that lots of parents do it this way
only thing : teaching the kids the kids the WRONG value that we do not honour our commitment....promises can be broken...... moral values....nothing legalistic about it
as someone also pointed out, especially for top schools, they also offer to those who did not secure DSA offer - a second chance if they are above the COP and yet accepted the DSA offer from other schools -
if the pupil is required to report to school A on 23 Dec, but the appeal result is out (appeal is successful) on 29 Dec by school B, then how to do?
verykiasu2010:
friend :
you have rejected it after accepted it
now you want to come back ??
as they said ..... someone should never return to its vomit ....
the right thing to do is : get the in-principle acceptance of school B first, before you burn the bridges
understand that lots of parents do it this way
only thing : teaching the kids the kids the WRONG value that we do not honour our commitment....promises can be broken...... moral values....nothing legalistic about it
as someone also pointed out, especially for top schools, they also offer to those who did not secure DSA offer - a second chance if they are above the COP and yet accepted the DSA offer from other schools
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fromnuaa:
We used the last year COP for the appeal sch as a guide to gauge our success rate at the appeal sch. Come to think of it, it was a BIG risk. We would not do it again for our 2nd child.one question:
if a pupil get a CO from school A via DSA, after PSLE result is released, he want to appeal for school B. He need to withdraw from school A first and then submit appeal form to school B. But if appeal failed, can he back to school A?
If appeal failed, I doubt the rejected sch will accept your child back as it is very likely that the reserved place wld be given to someone on the sch's waiting list. -
Jennifer:
You mean you have to withdraw from your confirmed school before you can submit your appeal form? I thought you submit your appeal form first, and only when the 2nd school gives an indication that your appeal will be successful do you then withdraw from the confirmed school.
We used the last year COP for the appeal sch as a guide to gauge our success rate at the appeal sch. Come to think of it, it was a BIG risk. We would not do it again for our 2nd child.fromnuaa:
one question:
if a pupil get a CO from school A via DSA, after PSLE result is released, he want to appeal for school B. He need to withdraw from school A first and then submit appeal form to school B. But if appeal failed, can he back to school A?
If appeal failed, I doubt the rejected sch will accept your child back as it is very likely that the reserved place wld be given to someone on the sch's waiting list. -
jtoh:
You mean you have to withdraw from your confirmed school before you can submit your appeal form? I thought you submit your appeal form first, and only when the 2nd school gives an indication that your appeal will be successful do you then withdraw from the confirmed school.[/quote]I think u r right. We must hv appealed sucessfully, then withdrew. How come I hv forgotten exactly what happened??? Let me re-confirm with hubby.
We used the last year COP for the appeal sch as a guide to gauge our success rate at the appeal sch. Come to think of it, it was a BIG risk. We would not do it again for our 2nd child.Jennifer:
[quote=\"fromnuaa\"]one question:
if a pupil get a CO from school A via DSA, after PSLE result is released, he want to appeal for school B. He need to withdraw from school A first and then submit appeal form to school B. But if appeal failed, can he back to school A?
If appeal failed, I doubt the rejected sch will accept your child back as it is very likely that the reserved place wld be given to someone on the sch's waiting list. -
Jennifer:
That is what you did, lah - you only need to check your old posts on ksparents. haha!
I think u r right. We must hv appealed sucessfully, then withdrew. How come I hv forgotten exactly what happened??? Let me re-confirm with hubby. -
phankao:
Thanks for confirmation. Memory failure :oops:
That is what you did, lah - you only need to check your old posts on ksparents. haha!Jennifer:
I think u r right. We must hv appealed sucessfully, then withdrew. How come I hv forgotten exactly what happened??? Let me re-confirm with hubby. -
fromnuaa:
if you know on Dec 29 you would be successful in the appeal, would you still report to the reject school on Dec 23 ?if the pupil is required to report to school A on 23 Dec, but the appeal result is out (appeal is successful) on 29 Dec by school B, then how to do?
verykiasu2010:
friend :
you have rejected it after accepted it
now you want to come back ??
as they said ..... someone should never return to its vomit ....
the right thing to do is : get the in-principle acceptance of school B first, before you burn the bridges
understand that lots of parents do it this way
only thing : teaching the kids the kids the WRONG value that we do not honour our commitment....promises can be broken...... moral values....nothing legalistic about it
as someone also pointed out, especially for top schools, they also offer to those who did not secure DSA offer - a second chance if they are above the COP and yet accepted the DSA offer from other schools
since you won't know the future, do the present lor ........lol
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