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    [Tampines] Primary Schools

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • A Offline
      Apple.017547in.017547His.017547eyes
      last edited by

      Oh...but as a Church Member I get to be in P2B and if my DD did get it....I will have to try for P2C right....


      With 2 chances....will it help :? I am really worried.... 🙏

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        qms
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        Apple.in.His.eyes:
        Oh...but as a Church Member I get to be in P2B and if my DD did get it....I will have to try for P2C right....

        You can forget about trying in P2C if your girl doesn't get into the school in P2B. Historically, balloting was conducted only for those living within 1 km.

        You won't even get a chance to participate in the balloting. Hence, the two balloting slips for Singaporeans will not help you at all.

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          yummum
          last edited by

          Hi all,


          Could you share some advice on Gongshang Primary’s standard now - especially in the areas of curriculum and character development? Also, does the school currently offer Chinese as a Higher Language?

          Thanks!

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            AZ020970
            last edited by

            I view MOE website on all Primary school in Tampines.


            School in Tampines which has at least School Distintiion Award is:-

            St Hilda’s
            Tampines Pri
            Chongzeng Pri

            I wander why is Poi Ching and Gongsheng is so popular? This school dont even have School Distintion award

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              AZ020970
              last edited by

              Opps... Gongshang pri has school distintion award. Not Chongzheng... OMG this two name is so similar....sorryyy 😉


              so three good school to consider in tampines is:-

              St hilda's
              Tampines Pri
              Gongshang Pri

              I will put my daughter in Tampines Pri next year. Heard a lot of good comment on that school too as the school is improving each year. And I stayed within less than 1km from that school. Easy registration.

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                meinteel
                last edited by

                Hihi! Poi Ching is ever popular because it is SAP School.

                There are only 15 SAP schools in Singapore. Poi Ching does not receive school distinction award as it is too new and therefore does not have enough track record (min. 5 years of PSLE results).

                For the first 2 years, it reported outstanding results. Last year, the results were not great but definitely better than neighbourhood schools. I taught in Poi Ching as a relief teacher in 09 and can tell you that the school itself has many enrichment programs, be it Art, Physics Education.

                If you forsee your child as an outstanding student (Top 80 in level), he can expect to go on overseas exchange programs every year from P4 onwards. To my knowledge, this is a rare practice for primary schools.

                I cant remember the percentage, but a large number of students take up higher Chinese within the school. It is a great bilingual environment.

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                  drwho
                  last edited by

                  is Poi Ching starting single session next year? will the 2012 intake of P1 students in the morning session? thanks.

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                    expat_p1
                    last edited by

                    hi,


                    🙏 what are the chances for a non PR kid to get admission into one of the local schools in tampines.

                    my options are east spring; gongsheng, griffiths :?

                    thaks a lot

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                      qms
                      last edited by

                      expat_p1:
                      hi,


                      🙏 what are the chances for a non PR kid to get admission into one of the local schools in tampines.

                      my options are east spring; gongsheng, griffiths :?

                      thaks a lot
                      Non PR? Foreigners?

                      East Spring - 0
                      Gongshang - 0
                      Griffith - high chance

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                        babylove76
                        last edited by

                        Alumni for St Hilda’s is really separate for Pri and Sec school?

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