All About Home Addresses

[cherrygal]

At least I see Mother Mary being mentioned all the time, in the comm book, posters around school etc, hymns being played before assembly. But nowadays, all catechism is held in the early morning (during morning reading time) and not compulsory. Last time, we had a pastoral class period dedicated to catechism. But catechism can be taught in church so no worries. They also have school mass etc.


Aiyah, every school has bullying and weird food.

I am opposite from you, I need to buy near St Nick’s or IJ Toa Payoh for my gal. How did you get into St Nick’s?

[janet88]

cherrygal:

I am opposite from you, I need to buy near St Nick's or IJ Toa Payoh for my gal. How did you get into St Nick's?

If you are planning to register your daughter in IJ, do consider the 2 schools seriously. St Nic's a SAP school, very stressful (according to BIL).
I was from IJ TP and daughter just started P1 this year.

My BIL got his daughter in St Nic as they were staying within 1km and Catholics.

[24hr-mum]

janet_lee88:

cherrygal:

I am opposite from you, I need to buy near St Nick's or IJ Toa Payoh for my gal. How did you get into St Nick's?

If you are planning to register your daughter in IJ, do consider the 2 schools seriously. St Nic's a SAP school, very stressful (according to BIL).
I was from IJ TP and daughter just started P1 this year.

My BIL got his daughter in St Nic as they were staying within 1km and Catholics.

my girl got into st nick becos i was old girl
contrary to wat u think, so far for p1 p2 i find st nick too relax, at least compared to sch eg rosyth, cath hi.
p1 no exam.
p2, got daily work that count towards year end banding. ie at end p2, will band kids into top 3 classes. but their assessment criteria is daily wksheet, spellings n then yr end sa. sa paper is modified, not full paper.
it is stressful in the sense u must keep up wf daily work
eg for eng, show n tell, spelling, counts n ad hoc compre whc we dont even know when n what is counted
then yr end sa
for ch, its spellg n fortnight test
for math, its also ad hoc wk n wksht
but my friend whose elder girl was from st nic pri n now sec 2, said the sch dont really gv extra lessons to help the p6
its left to the parents

for me, i find since sch relax, parents usu relax but come p3, it may be a big jump if the parents nvr start to 'hothouse' at p1 becos tht is the time to build foundatn. n no feedback.
eg my girl's weakness in compre only shows at p2 near sa2. too late already...know wat i mean?

and if ur gal joins competitive sports as cca, its 3x a wk,
too much for me...

[Gecko]

LOLMum:

you dont need to declare ownership of the property and no one asked me wrt ownership of property the 2x i registered my kids (1 being most recent). just make sure you are staying at that address legally...

Personally, I don't think that renting or even the length of tenancy (6 mths, 1 year, 2 years 20 years etc) is the issue. Think about it. Setting out rules for this would seem to cause more problems that it is worth ie. problems for school, MOE, future applicants.

The issue is where you stay. Or at least where you declare that you stay.
Just make sure that when you do declare, make sure it is truthful.

Gecko

[janet88]

24hr-mum:

my girl got into st nick becos i was old girl...

My daughter is in IJ TP as I was old girl.
I am still wondering how and what the 'formative assessments' in place of CA/SA would be like. Not comfortable with no exams at P2, bcos from P3 onwards, there will be SA1 (30%) and Science as well.

Son is in SAP school (P5 tis yr)...what I've been through the years has taught me that it's never too early to build up the foundation.
There are pros and cons of weekly/ad hoc tests vs 3 big ones (CA1/SA1/SA2). I am not for competitive sports...BIL's daughter is hardly home early after school, not for supplementary but for dance/choir.

[LOLMum]

Gecko:

LOLMum:

you dont need to declare ownership of the property and no one asked me wrt ownership of property the 2x i registered my kids (1 being most recent). just make sure you are staying at that address legally...

Personally, I don't think that renting or even the length of tenancy (6 mths, 1 year, 2 years 20 years etc) is the issue. Think about it. Setting out rules for this would seem to cause more problems that it is worth ie. problems for school, MOE, future applicants.

The issue is where you stay. Or at least where you declare that you stay.
Just make sure that when you do declare, make sure it is truthful.

Gecko

totally agree with your last para. that's why i have been telling friends and all my posts to make sure everything is done legally.

[tankee]

Gecko:

Personally, I don't think that renting or even the length of tenancy (6 mths, 1 year, 2 years 20 years etc) is the issue. Think about it. Setting out rules for this would seem to cause more problems that it is worth ie. problems for school, MOE, future applicants.


The issue is where you stay. Or at least where you declare that you stay.
Just make sure that when you do declare, make sure it is truthful.

Gecko

:goodpost: :celebrate:

[cherrygal]

Aiyah, now with more property cooling measures, even harder to buy 2nd property near the school. Guess now no choice but to select a school and move the whole brood over.

[mummy168]

Does anyone know how long must one stay in a rental place before the address could be used for P1 registration?

[Gecko]

mummy168:

Does anyone know how long must one stay in a rental place before the address could be used for P1 registration?

Personally, I don't think there are any rules and/or guidelines

Gecko