[Bukit Timah] Primary Schools
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Glamgem:
Ai Tong seems harder than Pei Hwa, but since you are planning early, you have the time to get yourself in on an earlier phase. Eg. if you or your DH are Hokkien, join SHHK now, if you haven't already done so. By the time you register, you'd have been a member for about five years already, and hopefully, that gets you in on Phase 2B.Eyeing Pei Hwa and Ai Tong...once we decide on a place, we will prob stay there for long, don't want to move for his P1 registration.
Pei Hwa is in Upper Bukit Timah near my parents, and Ai Tong in Bishan near my in laws..
Is Terrene a new condo coming up? Do you know if it will be freehold? We are looking at King Albert Park, the only one within 1 km.
Or you could PV in either schools, but that's dependent on whether you get accepted as a PV. -
Thanks a lot. We are teochews so we are can’t join the huayguan. Looks like Pei Hwa got higher chance or maybe better cause my son is a tiger baby! Anyone know of any apartment within 1 km of Pei Hwa, let me know!
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Glamgem:
Thanks a lot. We are teochews so we are can't join the huayguan. Looks like Pei Hwa got higher chance or maybe better cause my son is a tiger baby! Anyone know of any apartment within 1 km of Pei Hwa, let me know!
Since your son is still young, you can seriously consider looking around for a permanent place...ample time to do that. Flats/apartment getting more expensive by the day and prices are sky high now...very scary. -
Glamgem:
Thanks a lot. We are teochews so we are can't join the huayguan. Looks like Pei Hwa got higher chance or maybe better cause my son is a tiger baby! Anyone know of any apartment within 1 km of Pei Hwa, let me know!
Sorry to say this but this yr was supposed to be the yr of record low births. Yet we set several new 'records' for balloting under 1km. So the hypothesis that Tiger babies will have it easier has to be refuted. I think the fact ascertained from this yr's experience is that popular schs will always remain popular irregardless of birth rates
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markfch:
I agree with markfch, the idea of 'low birth rate' = higher chance, doesn't quite stand now. 2004 is supposed to be all time low compared to other years but there were many schools saw which balloting within 1km.Glamgem:
Thanks a lot. We are teochews so we are can't join the huayguan. Looks like Pei Hwa got higher chance or maybe better cause my son is a tiger baby! Anyone know of any apartment within 1 km of Pei Hwa, let me know!
Sorry to say this but this yr was supposed to be the yr of record low births. Yet we set several new 'records' for balloting under 1km. So the hypothesis that Tiger babies will have it easier has to be refuted. I think the fact ascertained from this yr's experience is that popular schs will always remain popular irregardless of birth rates
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Hi
between Henry Park and Pei Hwa, which school will be easier to get in? -
My understanding for the sudden record school application was mainly due to our "relax" immigation laws. So, using "child birth rates" for certain chinese horoscope characters are no longer a strong validation.
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urbanite:
My understanding for the sudden record school application was mainly due to our \"relax\" immigation laws. So, using \"child birth rates\" for certain chinese horoscope characters are no longer a strong validation.
There are MORE applicants under Phase 2C now applying for schools...and these applicants can afford to stay near school of choice...which is also one reason why Singapore is accepting them. -
Dear Parents,
I can’t find any statistics on the latest balloting history for 2010 Primary 1 Registration. Can someone tell me what was it like in Phase 2C for Pei Hwa and MGS? what was the cut-off, as in balloting required for <1km, or between 1-2 km?
thanks a lot!! -
chingmun:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/event/registration-2011-p1-phase-2cDear Parents,
I can't find any statistics on the latest balloting history for 2010 Primary 1 Registration. Can someone tell me what was it like in Phase 2C for Pei Hwa and MGS? what was the cut-off, as in balloting required for <1km, or between 1-2 km?
thanks a lot!!
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