2011 P1 Registration Exercise for 2012 In-Take
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Hahah :laugh: you are so funny!
Luanee:
:laugh:
DH = dear husband or damn husband when u are angry with him -
i3mum:
Oh no i didnt make that up myself, I read that definition somewhere in this forum long ago lol...Hahah :laugh: you are so funny!
:laugh:Luanee:
DH = dear husband or damn husband when u are angry with him -
Opps.. haha guess I missed it! But that's a good one- sorry to all hubbies..
Luanee:
Oh no i didnt make that up myself, I read that definition somewhere in this forum long ago lol... -
i3mum:
same for DW .... :siam:Opps.. haha guess I missed it! But that's a good one- sorry to all hubbies..
Luanee:
Oh no i didnt make that up myself, I read that definition somewhere in this forum long ago lol... -
dear parents,
if i plan to LIVE 1km within a sch, and cant afford to buy hse there, is renting a plc to LIVE there acceptable to the sch for p1 reg? is it also legal？ will the sch ask me declare the status or property or exclude me from balloting? i plan to stay near the sch, be it rent or buy, so long as my child is studyg there. given the grey area on rental eligibility, i thot buy is better but a lot $ involved.
assuming my current place is either sold or allowed to sublet cos already met the MOP so i can shift. -
24hr-mum:
Yes, renting a place so that you are near the school is legal. You can use that address for P1 registration. But do note that you have to be gnuinely staying there. Should the school/MOE find out that you are only using the address to gain entrance, you can be sued, and your child will be transferred out.dear parents,
if i plan to LIVE 1km within a sch, and cant afford to buy hse there, is renting a plc to LIVE there acceptable to the sch for p1 reg? is it also legal？ will the sch ask me declare the status or property or exclude me from balloting? i plan to stay near the sch, be it rent or buy, so long as my child is studyg there. given the grey area on rental eligibility, i thot buy is better but a lot $ involved.
assuming my current place is either sold or allowed to sublet cos already met the MOP so i can shift.
Why should you be excluded from balloting if you are using rental address? Balloting applies to all whenever demand exceeds supply. -
mummy of 3:
:!: It will be my turn to register for my DD1 next year. . Scary. . :faint:
Same here...I gan jyong already....even though I reside less than 5 mins walk to the school.... -
written reply from moe:
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for writing to us on 12 November 2010.
We wish to clarify that parents using address of rented apartment will not be at a disadvantage if the school should conduct balloting.
We would like to share with you that the registration is done based on the NRIC address that is reflected on the parents’ NRIC at the time of registration and the address used for the registration of a child (assuming Singapore Citizen or Singapore Permanent Resident) during the Primary 1 registration exercise is based on the family’s permanent address i.e. staying at this address on a long-term basis.
Parents are also expected to be truthful when they use a different address during registration. They should use their long-term address for registration. There is no minimum period that the family is required to stay at the address before they can use the address for registration. However, if the address in their NRIC is a short-term one i.e. the property is rented on a temporary basis due to upgrading or renovation, they should inform the school of this at the point of registration. If the school is required to conduct balloting, parents using temporary addresses should not take part in the ballot so as not to deprive those living in the immediate vicinity a place in this school. They should register their child in another school.
Children who gain admission to a school through distance priority should be living in the address used for registration during their Primary school education. This is because the distance priority takes into consideration the benefits for young children attending schools nearer their homes. We expect parents who prefer their children to benefit from going to a nearby school to continue to reside in that address.
We do recognise that some families may need to move due to various valid reasons, and will give due consideration in such extenuating circumstances. However, should any family be found to have intentionally used an address for P1 registration just to benefit from the distance priority and subsequently move out of that address shortly after, then MOE reserves the right to reallocate the school place. In such cases, MOE would facilitate a transfer for the child to a school near to the family’s current residence with remaining vacancies. -
hi
i finally going to start PV this week..wish me luck..
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venus77:
Good luck! U will find your 40 hours well spent definitely!hi
i finally going to start PV this week..wish me luck..
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