Opinions of the Primary School Registration System
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verykiasu2010:
is that a threat? how is telling u doing a service seriously? the money is donated for the improvement for the school facilities and not into the pocket of the principal.if you have no proof, don't say it
if you have proof, you are doing everyone a service. we can get CPIB to contact you via your computer IP number that you use to login in to kiasuparents.com -
absolut_vodka:
is that a threat? how is telling u doing a service seriously? the money is donated for the improvement for the school facilities and not into the pocket of the principal.
it is not a threat. i am in no position to threaten anyone
but from your posting of knowing someone giving money to gain a place in Pri 1, you are alleging corruption, that is how readers read it
if a CPIB officer is reading your post, he / she may decide to contact you -
absolut_vodka:
and get pple into trouble?? why shd i?
If \"the money is donated for the improvement for the school facilities and not into the pocket of the principal\", then in the first place, there shouldn't be any worry that anyone would get into trouble.
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dorisp:
even if $$$ is meant for school, it is still considered as buying a place in p1, so is illegal. thus principal and parent are in trouble.If \"the money is donated for the improvement for the school facilities and not into the pocket of the principal\", then in the first place, there shouldn't be any worry that anyone would get into trouble.

dont play play. not worth it. -
LOLMum:
Not getting into details here....what if supply of labour exceeds demand?
if the school advisory member hold onto his post for a decade, is he not depriving another from contributing?
Do you agree in principle that NOT all that are eligible under current Phase 2A should be equally deserving for priority places. -
LOLMum:
Lets extend the concept a little. How about contributions that will normally cost $$. Say a lawyer that contributes legal counsel over a few months, for a priority place. Is that considered 'buying' a place?even if $$$ is meant for school, it is still considered as buying a place in p1, so is illegal. thus principal and parent are in trouble.
dont play play. not worth it. -
3Boys:
i disagree. full stop.Not getting into details here....
Do you agree in principle that NOT all that are eligible under current Phase 2A should be equally deserving for priority places. -
3Boys:
Lets extend the concept a little. How about contributions that will normally cost $$. Say a lawyer that contributes legal counsel over a few months, for a priority place. Is that considered 'buying' a place?
give free legal advice and get a confirmed place in p1? no, if he is a pv and there is no need for balloting at phase 2b. yes, if he is not a pv, didnt go thru balloting (if dd exceeds ss) like the rest.
if it is not breaking the law, then shouldnt all pv be guaranteed a place and not go for balloting? -
LOLMum:
i disagree. full stop.
Its hard to see why a sleeping member of the alumni should be granted the same privilege as a hard working one, or a greater privilege than a non-alumni who may be hungrier and better able to contribute, but hey, you are free to rationalize your opinion, naturally.
But its this coziness amongst insiders that contributes to the sense of inequity and discontent and fuels the outrage. -
LOLMum:
Now apply the above to the rationalizations by a few forumers about why alumni should be given priority at Phase 2A. It was stated that SOME alumni are active contributors to the functioning of the school and school culture, and therefore ALL alumni should be granted priority admission at Phase 2A.
give free legal advice and get a confirmed place in p1? no, if he is a pv and there is no need for balloting at phase 2b. yes, if he is not a pv, didnt go thru balloting (if dd exceeds ss) like the rest.
if it is not breaking the law, then shouldnt all pv be guaranteed a place and not go for balloting?
Given that under the current system, that is de facto a confirmed place in P1, how does.......LOLMum:
give free legal advice and get a confirmed place in p1? no,
be consistent with that? I.e. How is the act of active contribution as a rationalisation to preserve guaranteed admission in 2A any different from a straightforward contribution to ensure a guaranteed admission? Or is it NOT an adequate rationalisation, and therefore 2A needs to be parsed out between active and inactive?
Just a discussion. Not taking this personally with you hor?
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