PSLE results date & sec sch posting date
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tisha:
I am also planning around that week for a short holiday before the sch startsThanks for the info vk2010 and wkong.
So can we safely say that we can plan for a vacation from Dec 1 to Dec 15?
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tisha:
S1 submission can be done online...so effectively can leave singapore immediately after collecting the result slipThanks for the info vk2010 and wkong.
So can we safely say that we can plan for a vacation from Dec 1 to Dec 15?
Student must report to posted-to sec school day after the posting result, this is for registration at the sec school, regardless going to appeal or not. Posting result can be checked online. so effectively can return to SG on the day of S1 posting result release date -
wkong:
Why not plan before the release results in Nov? I personally believe the kids deserve a break after PSLE, regardless of the outcome of the results and without the worry of school posting....
I am also planning around that week for a short holiday before the sch startstisha:
Thanks for the info vk2010 and wkong.
So can we safely say that we can plan for a vacation from Dec 1 to Dec 15?
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Pen88n:
Why not plan before the release results in Nov? I personally believe the kids deserve a break after PSLE, regardless of the outcome of the results and without the worry of school posting....[/quote]some schools got interesting post-PSLE activities, some must wait for other siblings to finish exams before the family can go on vacation,some schools very 'ngeow' don't release the kids...i know some who are single child went on one month vacation immediately after PSLE
I am also planning around that week for a short holiday before the sch startswkong:
[quote=\"tisha\"]Thanks for the info vk2010 and wkong.
So can we safely say that we can plan for a vacation from Dec 1 to Dec 15?
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Pen88n:
Thats also a good idea. But then the kids will miss on the last few days they spend in primary school with their friends and teachers.
Why not plan before the release results in Nov? I personally believe the kids deserve a break after PSLE, regardless of the outcome of the results and without the worry of school posting....
Immediately after the result is also risky to plan, cannot be sure how the mood will be. So for me best is Dec 1 to Dec 15. After everythng has settled down. If we make reasonable choices of the 6 schools based on the child's Tscore, should get into one of the first three choices. Can go for holiday, tension free.
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tisha:
For me, I have another P2 child who will be most likely having her SA2 so the best time for both will be 1-2nd week of Dec.
Thats also a good idea. But then the kids will miss on the last few days they spend in primary school with their friends and teachers.
Immediately after the result is also risky to plan, cannot be sure how the mood will be. So for me best is Dec 1 to Dec 15. After everythng has settled down. If we make reasonable choices of the 6 schools based on the child's Tscore, should get into one of the first three choices. Can go for holiday, tension free.
Yes, once the result and sec sch info taken, will be tension free and can enjoy better. -
From P6 teacher, PSLE will be earlier this yr, so the result will also be earlier.

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ifahh03:
Wow.. if that is the case, it would be good. Hopefully we can know the dates earlier.. easier for planningFrom P6 teacher, PSLE will be earlier this yr, so the result will also be earlier.

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Any one have any idea when are the below school have the open house on YR2011?
1. Anderson
2. Dunman
3. RI
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2011 RI OPEN HOUSE and DSA (Year 1) Programme
Copy from RI website:
This yearβs RI Open House will be on 21 May 2011, Saturday, from 9 am - 4 pm.
This event is for students taking their PSLE this year who wish to be considered for admission to Year 1 (Secondary 1) in 2012.
Meanwhile, the RI Direct School Admission (DSA) programme will start from 25 April 2011 (Monday) at 12 noon to 08 July 2011 (Friday) at 12 noon.
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