2011 P1 Registration Exercise for 2012 In-Take
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RRMummy:
That will sure add on to the frustration of those whose name haven't been called!patntee:
Hi curious how if there are twins and one of their names is picked during the ballot? Do they take up 2 places on the spot and make known to all the parents at the balloting?
Yes, when one of the twins is selected, the other automatically gets in. In this case, 2 slots are taken so one less ticket will be drawn. The parents present for the balloting will be made aware of this. -
preferrably the tix will be the last one to be drawn... in that case no one will be deprived of a seat and i suppose the school will have to add an extra vacancy :rahrah:
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patntee:
That will sure add on to the frustration of those whose name haven't been called!
There's no two ways around it... the school has to show accountability.. -
g2m6:
preferrably the tix will be the last one to be drawn... in that case no one will be deprived of a seat and i suppose the school will have to add an extra vacancy :rahrah:
:hi5: yes yes, that would be the ideal situation!
:imcool: :boogie:
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RRMummy:
yeah that will be good. Better still the school straight away add a vacancy. The multiple births already have better chance at the ballot than the singletons.g2m6:
preferrably the tix will be the last one to be drawn... in that case no one will be deprived of a seat and i suppose the school will have to add an extra vacancy :rahrah:
:hi5: yes yes, that would be the ideal situation! :imcool: :boogie: -
The multiple births will not have better chance during balloting because they get the same 2 slips (or 1 for PR) but put all their names on that slip.
Meaning for Singaporean twins, they still get just 2 slips, not 4. -
then so long as one of the tix is drawn, the other one has to be taken out as well ?
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BigDevil:
Parents of twins get to choose whether they want to consider their twins as one or two. If they decide to split the twins, they will have 4 balloting slips. Of course, under this circumstance, if only one of them gets selected, the parents will have to look for another school for the other one.The multiple births will not have better chance during balloting because they get the same 2 slips (or 1 for PR) but put all their names on that slip.
Meaning for Singaporean twins, they still get just 2 slips, not 4. -
g2m6:
then so long as one of the tix is drawn, the other one has to be taken out as well ?
They won't waste time digging out the ballot slips of those who have been drawn.
If they happen to draw the same name again (and it did happen last year), they will just cast it aside...no seat taken. -
:udawoman: :udaman:
wow u all really very solid... really pei fu all the gurus here :yikes:
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