*** READ ME FIRST !!! - P1 Registration FAQ ***
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Yes when u register they will issue a number tag which they said will also be ur balloting number. So during ballot the number will be thrown in to pick.
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i'm nt sure if they are the same. however, for my case, mine registration number was 83 but DS's balloting ID was 73...
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Mine is different
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bigmama:
Can I check if e balloting number is the same as e registration number?
Numbers are different when balloting at NCPS P2C.
Not sure about the other schools. -
Can i check for year 2013 onwards,is it true all primary school will change to single session?
So will the school open up for more vancanies for P1 registration? -
No, it is by 2016. http://www.moe.gov.sg/initiatives/single-session/
And why would they have more vacancies for P1?
If a school goes from double session to single session, its limited number of classrooms will now have to accommodate P1 - P6, instead of just P1/P2 in the afternoon, and P3 - P6 in the morning. So they have to reduce intake rather than increase. -
I left Singapore in Primary 5 and returned a decade ago. In the moves, I lost my report card. I called the school but they have not been very helpful, saying that they cannot verify if I am an old girl or not, and not offering any avenues that I could explore. Feeling a little stressed. I know that you can reprint PSLE results, but I did not even sit for that. Anyone know what I can do, who I could possibly approach to prove that I did attend that school?
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do you have any primary school photos or prize certificate with your name and school on it from pri 1 to 5 to prove? maybe talk to moe?
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Thanks LOLMum. I do have primary school class photos. The lady I spoke to was most unhelpful. She laughed (not in a nice way) when I said that I had that. I guess I will have to talk to MOE.
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do you still have your primary school P1 YEAR book class photograph that contain your face, your class and most important of all - your name ?
if you don't have, quickly post an SOS help message into your primary school thread ... ask for help from parents who happen to be same age as you, who had attended P1 in the same year as you before, or anyone happen to have any year book, from P1 to P5?
most important is - that class photograph inside the Year book must contain your name - as evidence that you'd studied in that school before. The school will match your name in full against your original IC, to verify the truth.
since you had been there 5 years from P1 to P5 - any class photograph taken from P1 to P5 will help. can you recall any of your class name, form teacher's name in which particular year ? are you still in contact with any of your primary school classmates ?
if you can't find any Year book - can you network quickly within your school alumni, try to get hold of someone who can help to verify and prove to the school that once upon a time you were her ex classmate, or ex pupil before (provided the current school teachers happen to get connected to your ex teacher, who might have retired > 25 years ago). you need to network within your alumni. your alumni may have members who hold the Yearbook. One small step or clue will lead you closer to victory.
last resort - ask your primary school library do they happen to archive any past Year book record ? if Yes, search to retrieve out to find out your own face, your own lost identity.
another last resort - in the event no one can help you, can you negotiate with your primary school Principal to do PV for a small number of hours, instead of the full number of hours expected ? example: if the norm is to clock minimum 40 PV hrs, try to ask politely - is it possible to clock say half the number of hours (say 10 to 20 hrs) ? for this, make sure you speak to the Principal - who has the power and the authority to overide decision to decide this issue & conclude your case, not even the usual PV Officer in charge, as your case is unique. ask Principal nicely - what other alternative(s) to help you out, in your dilema?
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