Ai Tong
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daisyt:
hi, anyone went back ? Anything to share? my gal couldn't make it and was very sad.For ex-students who wish to go back during Teacher's day, please take note of this notice. http://www.aitong.moe.edu.sg/
Dear Ex-Ai Tong pupils,
Due to the inaugural YOG events, we have scheduled our CA2 examination to 27 August β 3 Sept 2010. Hence, we need to postpone our Teachers' Day celebration to 16 Sept 2010 (Thur).
To coincide with our Teachers' Day celebration, the alumni and the school are organizing a home coming event on 16 Sep 2010. This is to enable you to meet your beloved teachers at the same time.
Please be informed that the visitation hour on Home Coming Day (16 Sept 2010) is as follows:
Time : 3:00 pm β 4:30 pm
Venue : Ai Tong School Hall
You are encouraged to register your attendance in the Ai Tong School Facebook or e-mail to alumni e-mail address : [email protected] as the alumni is organizing a simple tea reception for this event.
We would appreciate it if you could adhere strictly to these visitation hours as the school is continuing their school operation on that day. For those who are still in JC or Secondary School, we would love to see you coming back in your JC or Secondary School uniform.
Thank you for your cooperation. -
Hi all, I am an ex-ATS girl, my eldest girl is in P2 this year, my 2nd girl is going to P1 in 2011 and my youngest in 2013!
So far, my eldest is enjoying ATS, she hardly has any hw, there is no CA/SA, just minor tests but she'll get her first SA in T4/10. The teachers are all very nice and her P2 form teacher even got them to write on their Student Handbook \"School Holiday Homework : Have fun!\"
We had the intention to move near to ATS later this year cos we are staying in Seng Kang now & the bus journey is a killer! But then we heard rumours that ATS may be moving, asked the principal but he just said he also don't know! :shock: I guess we'll just rent a place nearby so more convenient for the kids, then wait and see what is the development before we sell & buy a new place... :roll: -
springvinn:
Yes. One of my friends DS went to P3 in ATS this yr using his CCA merit in TV
Hi springvinn,
What CCA does your friend's DS join that qualified him to transfer to ATS? Thanks. -
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hi all, any news about ats shifting or staying ?
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Hi all,
My girl is starting her P1 with MCS but I am contemplating of transferring her to ATS when she is P2. Have placed her on waiting list since Sep 2010. However, a check with the school reveals that I have to resubmit my request every 6 months and admission is solely based on management decision. I am concerned and KS so I hope I can gather more info about this.
Can any parent, whose child is being transferred to ATS from other schools share with me their experiences?? Thanks in advance. -
Callie,
My girls were transferred in to ATS from neighbourhood primary school, both starting from P3 in ATS.
My dd1 successfully got her transfer immediately the following day after we put in the application (when she was in P2, going to P3). I understand that it is quite difficult to transfer to join P2, as there is usually no vacancy in P2. My dd2 has to wait one year before she is transferred to P3. In fact, P3 could be a better time to transfer as they will usually reshuffle the classes in P3, so there is less established groups in the class and thus easier for the children transferring in to fit-in.
And yes - you have to inform the school after every 6 months that you are still interested, or else they will remove the name from their namelist.
In terms of criteria, I think different schools have different criteria, but unless the child has special talent that the school is looking for, it is very much based on their academic results.
Hope the info helps. -
For P1 students, does Aitong do any form of ranking in terms of class and level?
Also, will children who performed well in their academic / other areas be recognised ? Any award ceremony? -
littlecloud:
Thanks for the info.Callie,
My girls were transferred in to ATS from neighbourhood primary school, both starting from P3 in ATS.
My dd1 successfully got her transfer immediately the following day after we put in the application (when she was in P2, going to P3). I understand that it is quite difficult to transfer to join P2, as there is usually no vacancy in P2. My dd2 has to wait one year before she is transferred to P3. In fact, P3 could be a better time to transfer as they will usually reshuffle the classes in P3, so there is less established groups in the class and thus easier for the children transferring in to fit-in.
And yes - you have to inform the school after every 6 months that you are still interested, or else they will remove the name from their namelist.
In terms of criteria, I think different schools have different criteria, but unless the child has special talent that the school is looking for, it is very much based on their academic results.
Hope the info helps.
I am just puzzled why they have to get us to submit our names every 6 months... it's like not a very fair way to me. I hope to transfer my girl to ATS in P2 so that it will not be too painful for her to leave her friends... easier for her to settle down in the new environment...
any other parent care to share their experience in this aspect for ATS? -
littlecloud:
Hi littlecloud, care to share, were both your gals' successful transfer to ATS purely based on their academic results or did they have special talents or do any CCA that ATS is looking for? Thanks in advance.Callie,
My girls were transferred in to ATS from neighbourhood primary school, both starting from P3 in ATS.
My dd1 successfully got her transfer immediately the following day after we put in the application (when she was in P2, going to P3). I understand that it is quite difficult to transfer to join P2, as there is usually no vacancy in P2. My dd2 has to wait one year before she is transferred to P3. In fact, P3 could be a better time to transfer as they will usually reshuffle the classes in P3, so there is less established groups in the class and thus easier for the children transferring in to fit-in.
And yes - you have to inform the school after every 6 months that you are still interested, or else they will remove the name from their namelist.
In terms of criteria, I think different schools have different criteria, but unless the child has special talent that the school is looking for, it is very much based on their academic results.
Hope the info helps.Callie Tan:
Hi Callie,
Thanks for the info.
I am just puzzled why they have to get us to submit our names every 6 months... it's like not a very fair way to me. I hope to transfer my girl to ATS in P2 so that it will not be too painful for her to leave her friends... easier for her to settle down in the new environment...
any other parent care to share their experience in this aspect for ATS?
I'm in the same situation as you. My gal starting P1 in MCS but thinking of transferring her to ATS which is nearer to my hse.
I registered her at phase 2b (PV) at ATS but unsuccessful during 1km ballot hence placed her at MCS at phase 2c.
Hopefully my gal will do well in her P1&2 so that we can request for transfer.
Did you try register your gal at ATS?
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