[Marine Parade] Primary Schools

[ChiefKiasu]

[Moderator's Note: For Balloting History of Marine Parade schools, click http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/marine-parade.]


Please post all comments/questions about Primary schools in Marine Parade in this thread.

2012 P1 Registration Balloting Statistics (SC<1km, 1km<SC<2km, SC>2km, PR<1km, 1km<PR<2km, PR>2km)

P2B

Ngee Ann Primary
Tanjong Katong Primary
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=801370#p801370, http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=805070#p805070 - 73 applicants vs 53 places

P2C

Ngee Ann Primary
Tanjong Katong Primary
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=811786#p811786 - 78 applicants vs 53 places

[darthsl]

Dear parents,


Need everyone’s take on the above.

Which primary schs should I choose for my son’s pri one?

Temasek for Phase 2B and either Ngee Ann or Tg Katong for Phase 2C

Thank you

[darthsl]

Dear all,


I am also staying in the East.

Which one would you advise if I have Temasek Primary (2B) and Ngee Ann Pri (2C, within 1 km)& Tg Katong Pri (2C, more than 1km)
Really appreciate your thots.

[Fettuccine]

darthsl:

Dear all,


I am also staying in the East.

Which one would you advise if I have Temasek Primary (2B) and Ngee Ann Pri (2C, within 1 km)& Tg Katong Pri (2C, more than 1km)
Really appreciate your thots.

Hi darthsl,

I'm sorry I can't tell you much about Temasek as it is more than 2km from my shortlist of schools But you can try visiting the school to have a look/get a feel or their website for school's info at:
http://schools.moe.edu.sg/temasekps/event_p1_registration.htm
or maybe ChiefKiasu can help answer...

I'm also in the phase 2C but 1-2km away around almost every schools here. Hoping for the best...

[angeline123]

Tao Nan is the most popular school in the regrion. I am hoping that daughter can go there next time. But very hard to get it.


Tanjong Katong is like an international school with many foreigners, at the price of local schools. Pros and cons of having foreigners in the school, I guess.

[anychan2002]

[Moderator's Note: Topics merged.]


Hi,

My boy is @ N2 and we are not locals here. I'm just completely green about the Primary 1 system here and which schools are good around the East coast side. Can someone be nice to give me some advices on good schools? I know there's one around this region and the name is Tanjong Katong Primary School. Is this one good?

Appreciate your precious advice.

[ChiefKiasu]

anychan2002:

Hi,


My boy is @ N2 and we are not locals here. I'm just completely green about the Primary 1 system here and which schools are good around the East coast side. Can someone be nice to give me some advices on good schools? I know there's one around this region and the name is Tanjong Katong Primary School. Is this one good?

Appreciate your precious advice.

Hi andychan2002, the most popular school in the Marine Parade area, by far, is Tao Nan, which is arguably amongst the top 5 academic schools in Singapore. If you are closer to the north and within range, you may consider Kong Kwa and Maha Bodhi. Tanjong Katong is also a good school.

You may want to check out the http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/marine-parade to get other parents' opinions on schools in Marine Parade.

[Lucky]

[Moderator's note: Topics merged.]


hi all

Was reading the kiasu forum for months and then finally decided to become member today.

Need your opinion : I am SHHK member and would like to try for Tao Nan in Phase 2B for my eldest daughter who will register this year.

Supposedly , I did not get into phase 2B, should I confirm Ngee Ann if there is a vacancy in Phase 2C or try Tao Nan again in Phase 2C (subject to balloting). :? We stay within 1km of Tao Nan and between 1-2 km of Ngee Ann.

Thanks !

[KSP]

Based on last 2 year, 2B within 1km all got into Tao Nan.

[Lucky]

however, due to the change in pri system to go single session, they may cut down intake as well as alot of new developments in the east area, just worried that may not get in.


Even Huay Kuan said that it’s getting tougher and tougher by the year.