2011 P1 Registration Exercise for 2012 In-Take
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Scary:
I've heard of parents who were offered a place in PH end of the year (they were balloted out earlier). Usually those who were PVs are given higher priority.pinkish:
Not really true, my friend got in to pei hwa via waiting list even after ph 2c.
Is your friend a Pv? If a vacancy surface After 2c, it is normally given to Pv. However, if happens during 2c, think it will be given to 2c. -
Hi all, can i check for phase 2C registration, if the results are due on 5th Aug, does that mean that the balloting (if any) will be on that day too?
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DDS:
Hi all, can i check for phase 2C registration, if the results are due on 5th Aug, does that mean that the balloting (if any) will be on that day too?
Not sure about other school, but NCPS will have balloting on 5th Aug for 2C (if any). -
to confirm P2C not first come first get basis right?
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No. Only phrase 3 is first come first serve basis.
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2C not first come first get. Collate and ballot if over-subscribed. Like 2B
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DDS:
Hi all, can i check for phase 2C registration, if the results are due on 5th Aug, does that mean that the balloting (if any) will be on that day too?
yes. morning. -
pinkish:
No. Only phrase 3 is first come first serve basis.
Sorry to inform that this year phase 3 have been changed to(No first- come first- served basis) :-
With effect from 2011 Primary One Registration Exercise, balloting will be conducted in Phase 3 if the number of applications exceeds the number of places available at the end of the first day of Phase 3 registration. Balloting will be conducted on Friday, 26 August 2011.
After the balloting is completed, children who have not been able to obtain a place at their school of choice can go to another school with remaining vacancies to register on a first-come-first-served basis on 26 August 2011.
:xedfingers:
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no more first come first serve with effect from this year.
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tankee:
no more first come first serve with effect from this year.
oops. but anyway, only foreigners come under that phrase.
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