[Choa Chu Kang] Primary Schools

[Yiuong]

Thank you so much for your reply!

[Yiuong]

Based on my limited choice of schools, which one is better? I heard lots of negative reviews on Kranji. Should I consider sending him to a school in nearby neighborhood?

[teddy75]

Yiuong:

Thanks for your reply. Which school would u recommend personally?

I am afraid I am not able to help here as I don't stay in this part of S'pore.
In the passed few years, Kranji seem to have slightly more supporters towards the later stage of registration but thoses are only numbers....

You may want to check out their website and parents networking forum in KSP for more ideas of their programme, mission statements etc.... Call the schools to see if they still have any open house although it may be a bit late now but no harm trying... go take a walk around the school area during end of session to have an idea of each school's characteristics too...

Good Luck !

[jayphus]

Yiuong:

Thank you so much for your reply!

Oh my bad, my information is outdated :oops: :oops: :oops:

PLEASE read below excerpt from MOE website:

Phase 3 Registration

Children who are neither Singapore Citizens nor Singapore Permanent Residents may register at the schools directly under Phase 3. The hours of registration are from 8.00 am to 11.00 am and from 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm.

Balloting will be conducted in Phase 3 if the number of applications exceeds the number of places available. Balloting will be conducted on the day after Phase 3 registration.

With effect from the 2012 Primary One Registration Exercise, for non Singapore Citizen / Singapore Permanent Resident children who have not been able to obtain a place at their school of choice after the Phase 3 balloting, MOE will post the child to a suitable primary school with vacancy. The posting outcome will be released to the parent a month after the balloting. MOE posting is final and no appeals will be entertained. Schools will also not entertain any walk-in applications.

[phtthp]

July 2012 Registration (for 2013 Primary 1 intake: born 2006)


end of Phase 2A2 Choa Chu Kang schools
end of day 2 (13 July 2012, Friday)

Total # Registered @ end of Phase 2A2, Percentage of seats Been Taken up (%), Balance

1.\tSouth View \t212\t(78.5\t%)\t58 (balance to be split equally between Phase 2B & 2C; 29 seats each)

2.\tYew Tee \t125\t(52.1 %)\t115


3.\tConcord \t108\t(51.4\t%)\t102

4.\tUnity \t114\t(47.5\t%)\t126


5.\tDe La Salle \t128\t(47.4\t%)\t142

6.\tChua Chu Kang \t111\t(46.3\t%)\t129


7.\tKranji \t82\t(34.2\t%)\t158

8.\tTeck Whye \t60\t(25\t%)\t180

[Yiuong]

Thanks for all the info.


Does anyone know about kindergartens in CCK/Yew Tee area especially PCF kindergartens?

[BigDevil]

For CCK/Yew Tee kindergartens, you might want to read up http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=130.

[Yiuong]

Thanks guys for all the useful tips and reply.


As we have only submitted the PR application for our children last week, which will take 4-6 months to process, does it mean that we won’t be able to register my son duringng Phase 3 as he needs to have some sort of status to stay in the Singapore, for example a student pass or a dependant pass?

Thanks in advance.

[jayphus]

Yiuong:

Thanks guys for all the useful tips and reply.


As we have only submitted the PR application for our children last week, which will take 4-6 months to process, does it mean that we won't be able to register my son duringng Phase 3 as he needs to have some sort of status to stay in the Singapore, for example a student pass or a dependant pass?

Thanks in advance.

Call MOE hotline, confirm if your son needs to be physically present during registration. I think not, but just to be safe. During registration day, you'll need to bring along the following issued from your native country. You can apply for his study visa with ICA after the application is successful. He can remain in Singapore under a student visa while awaiting his PR application.

1.The child’s Birth Certificate
2.The child’s Passport
3.The child’s Immigration Exemption Order / Dependant’s Pass (if any)
4.The child’s Qualifying Test / Admissions Exercise for International Students letter stating that they are eligible for school admission (if any)
5.Parents’ travel document/Singapore NRIC/Entry or Re-entry Permit/Employment Pass/Work Permit
6.The child’s Immunisation Certificates

[Yiuong]

Just called up MOE, it is exactly like you have stated in your reply! Thanks