2011 P1 Registration Exercise for 2012 In-Take

[Tokidoki]

hee, i think to be KS a bit, bring both the health booklet and immunizations cert. then see which one the admin want to take.

[Tokidoki]

hee, i think to be KS a bit, bring both the health booklet and immunizations cert. then see which one the admin want to take.

[RRMummy]

Castle House:

sorry.. can we use the summary? Or must be the certificate..

Oh dear.. I printed the summary.. didn't request for the certificate.. :faint:

summary printed from site will do. No need cert

[Castle House]

RRMummy:

Castle House:

sorry.. can we use the summary? Or must be the certificate..

Oh dear.. I printed the summary.. didn't request for the certificate.. :faint:

summary printed from site will do. No need cert

:scared: I so scared... I quickly go in to the site to request for the Certificate to post to me... heheh..

Even the message also showed that the certificate is required for the P1 registration.. :faint:

[deardear07]

I tot can print cert?or can we just go to any polyclinic n ask them to print?

[bigsnoopy]

poppy15:

health book shd be sufficient...


but what puzzles me is that when i compare the health booklet against the cert which was mailed to me, some immunizations were not recorded with HPB, but all immunizations were given accordingly to what MOE stated in their website which the health booklet did indicated.... heng ar

will the admin staff really run thru all required immunizations during registration :? will they compare the health booklet & cert at the same time if we submit both :?

Yes I got the same problem too. Don't know whether to call up HPB and ask?

[bigsnoopy]

Castle House:

:scared: I so scared... I quickly go in to the site to request for the Certificate to post to me... heheh..


Even the message also showed that the certificate is required for the P1 registration.. :faint:

I thought the certificate given by the doctor that the child went for vacination. Oh dear! I am very worried now. Are we talking about the same cert?

[sub_evo76]

Thanks for the link. I went in to the site, wanted to request for the cert to be mailed to me...then ..to realise that I've forgotten my singpass pw...???!!!


gosh, now hv to go CC to reset my password....i was hoping that health booklet will be sufficient...:(

[Daddy D]

One KAN CHEONG.... now ALL kan cheong...

:faint: :faint: :faint:

health booklet or website printout or snail mail... all the same right?
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/required-documents/#immunisation-cert

\"All parents should produce the immunisation certificates (BCG, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, poliomyelitis, measles, mumps, rubella and Hepatitis B) of their children at the time of registration. Documentary evidence of immunisation can be downloaded from the National Immunisation Registry website.\"

Why MOE requires this immunisation cert? Is MOE going to reject your application if your child didn't take certain jabs?
Logically it wouldn't matter... and you shouldn't have missed out any jabs if your child went thru all the health checkup...

Just take note:
* Immunisation against diphtheria and measles is compulsory by law in Singapore.

Who doesn't have above 2 immunisation, raise up your hands.... dun have right?

So RELAC lah.... :celebrate:

[bigsnoopy]

Daddy

One KAN CHEONG.... now ALL kan cheong...

:faint: :faint: :faint:

health booklet or website printout or snail mail... all the same right?
http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/required-documents/#immunisation-cert

\"All parents should produce the immunisation certificates (BCG, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, poliomyelitis, measles, mumps, rubella and Hepatitis B) of their children at the time of registration. Documentary evidence of immunisation can be downloaded from the National Immunisation Registry website.\"

Why MOE requires this immunisation cert? Is MOE going to reject your application if your child didn't take certain jabs?
Logically it wouldn't matter... and you shouldn't have missed out any jabs if your child went thru all the health checkup...

Just take note:
* Immunisation against diphtheria and measles is compulsory by law in Singapore.

Who doesn't have above 2 immunisation, raise up your hands.... dun have right?

So RELAC lah.... :celebrate:

But there is a discrepancy between the website and the one I had. Is it compulsory to download the one from the website? Very confused now.