Nan Chiau Primary

[Vevey]

ectanz:

Juz chk whether the pink form which my P1 girl claimed that she has misplaced it in school is meant for 2012 registration for 2013 P1 in-take? My dd2 will only be registered in 2016 for 2017 in-take. May I know whether we need to fill up the form and return to school? I hv written msg for her FT that we hv misplaced it.

FT might hv to give u another copy as a NIL, signed return is required.

[ectanz]

Thanks for yr info! newuser n Vevey.

[larkspur]

hi ,


just to check if my child is eligible to register for P1 in 2013 for 2014 p1 intake, for the pink form, i will just tick the first box my i do not have any child eligible for P1 and must sign the form?cos i saw some mummies mention must sign the form even though dun have children registering this year yet

[EllaEmma]

larkspur:

hi ,


just to check if my child is eligible to register for P1 in 2013 for 2014 p1 intake, for the pink form, i will just tick the first box my i do not have any child eligible for P1 and must sign the form?cos i saw some mummies mention must sign the form even though dun have children registering this year yet

Yes, sorta acknowledgement. You get another copy next year to sign up

[Vevey]

larkspur:

hi ,


just to check if my child is eligible to register for P1 in 2013 for 2014 p1 intake, for the pink form, i will just tick the first box my i do not have any child eligible for P1 and must sign the form?cos i saw some mummies mention must sign the form even though dun have children registering this year yet

Yes, to prevent any dispute later on.
Btw, my ds2 also 2014 P1.
:celebrate:

[EllaEmma]

Vevey:

larkspur:

hi ,


just to check if my child is eligible to register for P1 in 2013 for 2014 p1 intake, for the pink form, i will just tick the first box my i do not have any child eligible for P1 and must sign the form?cos i saw some mummies mention must sign the form even though dun have children registering this year yet

Yes, to prevent any dispute later on.
Btw, my ds2 also 2014 P1.
:celebrate:

Average 'birth tax rate' is 2 kids?
We are a supportive bunch who meets quota

[ectanz]

Heard from my girl that they will be given a smart phone or iPod during their excursion to the zoo next wk. Is it true? I told my girl to handle it well cos afraid that I hv to pay if she loses or damage it.


If it is true, may I know the purpose of giving the kids either the smart phone or iPod during the zoo trip?

[Vevey]

ectanz:

Heard from my girl that they will be given a smart phone or iPod during their excursion to the zoo next wk. Is it true? I told my girl to handle it well cos afraid that I hv to pay if she loses or damage it.


If it is true, may I know the purpose of giving the kids either the smart phone or iPod during the zoo trip?

Most likely is to take photos.
All p3 were given 1 smart phone 24/7 for a year as part of research study but I gotten ds to return his to sch for good as he was surfing recreational websites during lesson time. He has enough distraction as it is le.

[joanne_mas]

Hi all,


I would like to ask if I am a Singaporean, a member of SHHK but lives >2km from Nan Chiau, does my child get a chance to ballot for a slot in primary one? I am quite unclear of the criteria. Can someone please enlighten me?

Thank you very much!

[Vevey]

joanne_mas:

Hi all,


I would like to ask if I am a Singaporean, a member of SHHK but lives >2km from Nan Chiau, does my child get a chance to ballot for a slot in primary one? I am quite unclear of the criteria. Can someone please enlighten me?

Thank you very much!

If your child is a Singaporean then s/he has priority over a PR in that particular phase.
What u really need is the recommendationletter from shhk to qualify for 2B which gives u a better chance than 2c.

How distance will come into play among Singaporean applicants this year is an unknown w/o govt releasing a breakdown of past statistics.
Previous years ncps only accept <1km or up to 2km in some years for 2B n <1km for balloting in 2c.
How the distance will come into play among Singaporeans applicants