[Tampines] Primary Schools
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TAMPINES zone:-
School total enrolled taken (%) remaining (%)
1\tPoi Ching\t240\t106\t44\t56
2\tChongzheng\t180\t78\t43\t57
3\tEast Spring \t180\t76\t42\t58
4\tGongshang\t240\t100\t42\t58
5\tTampines North 210\t81\t39\t61
6\tTampines\t210\t73\t35\t65
7\tChangkat \t180\t59\t33\t67
8\tYumin \t 180\t59\t33\t67
9\tSt. Hilda’s \t270\t88\t33\t67
10\tJunyuan\t210\t67\t32\t68
11\tGriffiths \t180\t36\t20\t80
12\tEast View \t150\t29\t19\t81
13\tQiaonan \t150\t19\t13\t87
- Poi Ching 44% gone -
St Hilda’s Primary School is the best in Tampines and among the top ten in Singapore. I have many friends whose children are in that school and they all claim that apart from excellent academic records, the school is also very nurturing. Students are developed in art, music, sports and communication skills through CCAs and enrichment programmes. But children in that school need to be very motivated as well.
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phtthp:
Looks like Poi Ching, Gongshang and Chong Zheng are increasingly gaining their popularity...TAMPINES zone:-
School total enrolled taken (%) remaining (%)
1\tPoi Ching\t240\t106\t44\t56
2\tChongzheng\t180\t78\t43\t57
3\tEast Spring \t180\t76\t42\t58
4\tGongshang\t240\t100\t42\t58
5\tTampines North 210\t81\t39\t61
6\tTampines\t210\t73\t35\t65
7\tChangkat \t180\t59\t33\t67
8\tYumin \t 180\t59\t33\t67
9\tSt. Hilda’s \t270\t88\t33\t67
10\tJunyuan\t210\t67\t32\t68
11\tGriffiths \t180\t36\t20\t80
12\tEast View \t150\t29\t19\t81
13\tQiaonan \t150\t19\t13\t87
- Poi Ching 44% gone -
how you read those, how many enrolled and how many left.
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as of June 30 2011, end of Day 2 Phase 1 registration, TAMPINES:-
\tschool\t Total\tNo. registered for Phase 1 Taken (%)
1\tSt. Hilda’s \t270\t146\t54%
2\tPoi Ching\t240\t106\t44%
3\tChongzheng \t180\t78\t43%
4\tEast Spring \t180\t76\t42%
5\tGongshang \t240\t100\t42%
6\tTampines North 210\t81\t39%
7\tYumin \t 180\t67\t37%
8\tTampines\t210\t73\t35%
9\tChangkat \t180\t59\t33%
10\tJunyuan \t210\t68\t32%
11\tGriffiths \t180\t36\t20%
12\tEast View\t150\t29\t19%
13\tQiaonan\t150\t19\t13%
after Day 2 Phase 1 registration,
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- St. Hilda's (54% gone) overtake Poi Ching (remain at 44% gone)
- Chongzheng (43% gone).
- East Spring and Gongshang tie at 42% taken. -
Thnks. I understand now.
As long as Tampines Pri still have vacancy, i’m at ease.
But mine will be on phase 2c… still a long way to go. -
in Tampines, besides Gongshang - which other schools support kids with dyslexia, speech delay, mild autistic cases ?
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as at 5 July 2011, end of Phase 2A1 registration:-
school,\tTotal,\tphase 1, phase2A1, Phase (1 + 2A1)\t%Taken
1\tSt. Hilda’s \t270\t146\t8\t154\t57%
2\tPoi Ching \t240\t105\t2\t107\t45%
3\tChongzheng \t180\t78\t0\t78\t43%
4\tEast Spring \t180\t76\t0\t76\t42%
5\tGongshang \t240\t100\t0\t100\t42%
6\tTampines North 210\t80\t0\t80\t38%
7\tYumin \t180\t67\t0\t67\t37%
8\tTampines \t210\t73\t3\t76\t36%
9\tChangkat \t180\t59\t0\t59\t33%
10\tJunyuan \t210\t68\t0\t68\t32%
11\tGriffiths \t180\t36\t0\t36\t20%
12\tEast View \t150\t29\t0\t29\t19%
13\tQiaonan \t150\t19\t0\t19\t13% -
end of phase 2A1, St Hilda remaining 116 vacancies.
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end of P2A2 Day 1 registration (11 July 2011):-
school, Total, Phase1, P2A1, P2A2 Day 1, Phase(1 + 2A1 + 2A2 Day 1), %Taken
1\tSt. Hilda’s \t270\t146\t8\t34\t188\t70%
2\tChongzheng \t180\t78\t0\t30\t108\t60%
3\tPoi Ching \t240\t105\t2\t26\t133\t55%
4\tGongshang\t240\t100\t0\t27\t127\t53%
5\tEast Spring \t180\t76\t0\t9\t85\t47%
6\tYumin \t180\t67\t0\t9\t76\t42%
7\tTampines \t210\t73\t3\t12\t88\t42%
8\tTampines North \t210\t80\t0\t7\t87\t41%
9\tJunyuan \t210\t68\t0\t7\t75\t36%
10\tChangkat \t180\t59\t0\t5\t64\t36%
11\tGriffiths \t180\t36\t0\t6\t42\t23%
12\tEast View \t150\t29\t0\t1\t30\t20%
13\tQiaonan \t150\t19\t0\t1\t20\t13%
Remaining vacancies left:-
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1\tSt. Hilda’s \t82 vacancies left.
2\tChongzheng \t72 vacancies left.
3\tPoi Ching \t107
4\tGongshang\t113
5\tEast Spring \t95
6\tYumin \t104
7\tTampines \t122
8\tTampines North \t123
9\tJunyuan \t135
10\tChangkat \t116
11\tGriffiths \t138
12\tEast View \t120
13\tQiaonan \t130
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