School Of The Arts, Singapore
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trying to get my daughter into SOTA with Music grade 4 or ballet grade 4?
She is really good at Art like Piano and Ballet?
any comment from anybody? -
artfever:
Think grade 5 is the min requirement for Ballet. Correct me if I am wrong.trying to get my daughter into SOTA with Music grade 4 or ballet grade 4?
She is really good at Art like Piano and Ballet?
any comment from anybody? -
laifeeling:
But check with SOTA THEY say it is still ok
Think grade 5 is the min requirement for Ballet. Correct me if I am wrong.artfever:
trying to get my daughter into SOTA with Music grade 4 or ballet grade 4?
She is really good at Art like Piano and Ballet?
any comment from anybody?
I don know what is the chances ; if it enforce for grade 5
I will not waste time prepare for it -
artfever:
But check with SOTA THEY say it is still ok
Think grade 5 is the min requirement for Ballet. Correct me if I am wrong.laifeeling:
[quote=\"artfever\"]trying to get my daughter into SOTA with Music grade 4 or ballet grade 4?
She is really good at Art like Piano and Ballet?
any comment from anybody?
I don know what is the chances ; if it enforce for grade 5
I will not waste time prepare for it[/quote]I think they will give everyone a chance. So if no grades, but very good, they will still offer. This is unlike other schools during DSA - where they only take in those who are competition prizewinners. I accompanied a friend's son for SOTA dsa 2 years ago. The teachers in the audition even helped him along at his weaker parts - very nice. Like they really wanted to try and see if he could do better. But really , that boy didn't put in enough practise. They were given 3 weeks to work on the set piece, but he worked on it only 2 days before. He didn't get in. -
But check with SOTA THEY say it is still ok
I don know what is the chances ; if it enforce for grade 5
I will not waste time prepare for it[/quote]
I think they will give everyone a chance. So if no grades, but very good, they will still offer. This is unlike other schools during DSA - where they only take in those who are competition prizewinners. I accompanied a friend’s son for SOTA dsa 2 years ago. The teachers in the audition even helped him along at his weaker parts - very nice. Like they really wanted to try and see if he could do better. But really , that boy didn’t put in enough practise. They were given 3 weeks to work on the set piece, but he worked on it only 2 days before. He didn’t get in.[/quote]
Really thanks for the advice . Will work on it further -
Does anyone have a child attending SOTA? I am thinking of possibilities for my daughter. We have a long way to go still (she’s in P3) but would like to hear from parents who have kids studying there. Thanks!
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Heh, I finally found my post
The earlier threads have been really useful, thanks to everyone for sharing your knowledge and experience.
My little girl is in P3 and is taking her Grade 1 RAD exam next month and is practising very hard. But because she is interested in it, she's not complaining and is really self-motivated. I wish she had the same zest with Maths!
I wonder if parents with kids in SOTA doing dance can tell me how they prepared their kids for the Talent Academy? I thought it was an audition so you go in, do your dance, and wait for the results to reach you a few weeks later.
Also, did any parent seek the help of the kid's ballet teacher to help choreograph for the Talent Academy...?
Thanks in advance! -
Just attended the open house
The message they give is your kids must demonstrate the passion
Among the 4 art form, dancing is most tough most of the time stay late back for practices
Regarding the audition(TA) if u go for ballet , just come with your ballet uniform
If not, u need to prepare a dance
No minimum grade needed but they will encourage ur kid to make it
Average mean score for last year PSLE is 230 for SOTA
So if u want , start prepare now -
May I check how much the school fee in Sota.
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Musicstar:
May I check how much the school fee in Sota.
This might be useful?
http://www.sota.edu.sg/Admission/SchoolFees/tabid/823/Default.aspx
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