S'poreans to get priority for P1 places during balloting
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LOLMum:
if alien or ah meng can produce it we have to honour it...KSP:
OMG :yikes: simple thing make till so cheem....
SINGAPOREAN = PINK IC, regardless when/where you came from
huh, :scared: you mean besides mummy's stomach, can come from somewhere else? :yikes:
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FQW:
Yes I noticed it too.
Funny, if you notice, it's usually the same group of people committing faux pas. Remember the incident of a particular ex-TCS queen PV-ing in a super-branded school? It was faux pas then and it's déjà vu now.
Faux pas déjà vu? Wow, I use such cheem England.
Always same foot or two in mouth.
Your England not cheem lah. But your Francaise macam cheem. -
My sis in law is a malaysian by birth, but her whole family has uprooted to Singapore. All her siblings are Singaporean and parents PR. Since she did not meet the criteria before marriage, she remains a blue IC holder. After the birth of her 2nd child, she finally got her PR. She is anxiously waiting for her citizenship now.
Now, she dun understand a single word of Malay, no relatives, no home in malaysia. She was here since young and all her friends and families are here. But she is still a PR now. Does that mean her children should be discriminated? I think there are plenty of cases like this out there. So how do we differentiate what is what and who is who? There ate also many Singaporeans, even amongst my friends, who has totally every single intention of migrating once opportunity arises. They, too, tap on our education subsidies, etc but many have totally no intention of returning. So this group how? -
lets keep this strictly to \"Singaporeans to get priority for P1 places during balloting\".
lets not :offtopic: here cos' i strongly believe it is going to get ugly soon. -
carilyn:
Her kids is Singaporean right? If yes, than no problem at all.My sis in law is a malaysian by birth, but her whole family has uprooted to Singapore. All her siblings are Singaporean and parents PR. Since she did not meet the criteria before marriage, she remains a blue IC holder. After the birth of her 2nd child, she finally got her PR. She is anxiously waiting for her citizenship now.
Now, she dun understand a single word of Malay, no relatives, no home in malaysia. She was here since young and all her friends and families are here. But she is still a PR now. Does that mean her children should be discriminated? I think there are plenty of cases like this out there. So how do we differentiate what is what and who is who? There ate also many Singaporeans, even amongst my friends, who has totally every single intention of migrating once opportunity arises. They, too, tap on our education subsidies, etc but many have totally no intention of returning. So this group how? -
Ya, what I am trying to point out is - we shouldn’t go into such detailed division of kar Kee lang and not kar Kee Lang. I think we should just be more tolerant since we are sharing not only the same planet but the same little red dot. Well. The whole world does not revolve around only this issues, I am sure there are many more bigger issues in life to tackle.
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My bro and sis in law are alumni- less (sorry, use this thread, should go the other thread but just to illustrate my point) since all the primary schools near our area has been torn down few years back. Later they built another school, but due to discipline etc the enrolment is low. A rather good, but not super school moved here around the same time. My nephews will be school age in another few years time and all along we thought they will have no problem since the better school is within 1 km. but alas, I later found out that at least 2 of my friends’ children were in this school tho they stayed more than 2 km away. They got in through PV and grassroots or what. Of coz, there agree also many PRs who moved here to get into that school. So you see, there are just many factors why we dun get into the schoo, of choice, besides PR problem. I am not sure if the new policy will give us better chances, but better than none.
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KSP:
or BC issued by ICAOMG :yikes: simple thing make till so cheem....
SINGAPOREAN = PINK IC, regardless when/where you came from
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janet_lee88:
Yes totally agree.Since MOE has made the decision to give priority to Singaporeans with immediate effect, we should be satisfied. It's disturbing to read some of the posts.
It's not easy to be granted Singapore citizenship. Of course there are some who get this privilege and misuse it. We should not have any discussion to further differentiate between PURE Singaporeans and those converted ones...this will cause differences and rifts.
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limlim:
Just to nitpic
or BC issued by ICAKSP:
OMG :yikes: simple thing make till so cheem....
SINGAPOREAN = PINK IC, regardless when/where you came from
Not necessary.
Any Child born to PR parents will also be issued a BC by ICA.
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