[Tampines] Primary Schools

[AZ020970]

qms:

sadhuvish:

We are Permanent Residents living within 1km of St.Hilda's. Is there any chance for our DD to get admission in Phase 2C?

Frankly speaking, with the new ruling, you can safely omit this school from your list. Singapore Citizens staying 1-2 km will take up whatever places left, if any.

Ya, after the new ruling came up, not only St hilda's, any other popular school also no chance. Under this Phase 2C, even singaporean also very difficult to get in.

[sadhuvish]

Can anyone please advice me on the schools that I can safely apply for PR category in phase 2C?

Thanks in advance.

[phtthp]

sadhuvish:

Can anyone please advice me on the schools that I can safely apply for PR category in phase 2C?

refer page 51
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=452&start=500

for PR - St Hilda's Anglican school is out.
This is a much highly sought after, extremely popular school in Tampines, because it is a (mission school + GEP school).
By end of phase 2C, St Hilda would have been snapped up hotly by all Singapore citizen K2 kids. Balloting for St Hilda start - less than 1 km.

another popular school is Poi Ching (SAP school).
this year, monitor P1 registration figures closely, see which one still has vacancies then decide.

[sadhuvish]

phtthp:

sadhuvish:

Can anyone please advice me on the schools that I can safely apply for PR category in phase 2C?

refer page 51
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=452&start=500

for PR - St Hilda's is out.
this is a highly sought after, popular school in Tampines.
By end of phase 2C, St Hilda would have been snapped up hotly by all Singapore citizen K2 kids. PR zero chance.

another popular school is Poi Ching.
this year, monitor P1 registration figures closely, see which one still has vacancies then decide.

Hi qms, AZ020970, phtthp,

Thank you very much for your inputs. I am new to this process and in addition, I am not sure about the effect of the new changes based on citizenship (but anyway, I think it is right to give priority for citizens, only that I am confused). Any word of advice welcome.

[elishaisaac]

Hi, i will be moving house by this year to Tampines, the sch near are less 1KM St Hilda, within 1KM Poi Ching and within 1KM Gongshang or use my sil address which she will be looking after my gal sch near my sil be Chongzheng / Yumin. Appreciate if you could advise which sch i should register her under 2C. thanks

[phtthp]

2013 P1 intake: Tampines schools


http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/vacancies/#tampines

9 classes (270 pupils): St Hilda

8 classes (240 pupils): Poi Ching, Gongshang


7 classes (210 pupils): Junyuan, Tampines North, Tampines

6 classes (180 pupils) : Changkat, Chongzheng, East Spring, Griffiths, Yumin


5 classes (150 pupils): Qiaonan

4 classes (120 pupils): East View

[itskryptic]

Saint Hilda's Primary School... Why would you even consider other schools in the area if you are closest to SHPS? Given that it is a brand name school, it has a long history and culture of excellence. That's why even though Junyuan and East View is nearby, parents from all over the East still flock to the school. With your distance being so close, you really should capitalise on it!


It is the only school in Tampines to offer 270 places. So, even though the competition is keen, the new ruling putting citizens first and coupled with the available places up \"for grabs\", your daughter stands a higher chance of getting in.

FYI, SHPS will be moving to Bedok South for two years (2013 - 2014) for (even more) upgrading. So, if you choose this school, be prepared to make arrangements for her commute to the holding site at Bedok South.

elishaisaac:

Hi, i will be moving house by this year to Tampines, the sch near are less 1KM St Hilda, within 1KM Poi Ching and within 1KM Gongshang or use my sil address which she will be looking after my gal sch near my sil be Chongzheng / Yumin. Appreciate if you could advise which sch i should register her under 2C. thanks

[luanluancao]

Any parents sending their kids to Tampines Primary School? Can share how is it? Do you have any concern with the school share the campus with Tampines Secondary School?

[phtthp]

2011 phase 2C


Tampines:
St Hilda, Chongzheng, Gongshang, Poi Ching, Tampines, East Spring required balloting.

the rest: no ballot, walk in direct.

turn to page 51
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=452&start=500

[enirac]

Hi all, I'll be shifting to Tampines St. 21 in Nov this year.. Currently i've a P1 boy and another soon-to-be p1 boy next year.


My elder son is currently in Tanjong Katong Pri sch. not a 'branded' sch, not too strong academically too but my son and I liked it. Not so stressful for both parents and child. And good for mental and physical development too (i guess )

I'm new to the schools in Tampines.. In your opinion, which sch in Tampines is similar to Tanjong Katong pri? Not so academically stressed, all rounder development type?

Thanks for all inputs!