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    • H Offline
      hanahana
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      sugarpie2honey,


      Thank you for your data! How did you find the info? from their website?

      Ngee Ann and Haig Girl are still my choices for my daughter, but recently my friend told me Ngee Ann is better because it is affiliated with Ngee Ann secondary.
      If my child did very well in PSLE as she could get more than 250, it does not matter. But if she did not, the advantage could make a big difference.

      What abou CCA? May I know P1 students can start CCA in Ngee Ann or Haig Girl?
      It seems like Haig Girl has more selections.
      What do you think? I want my dd to enjoy activities other than studying.

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        sugarpie2honey
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        hanahana:
        sugarpie2honey,


        Thank you for your data! How did you find the info? from their website?

        Ngee Ann and Haig Girl are still my choices for my daughter, but recently my friend told me Ngee Ann is better because it is affiliated with Ngee Ann secondary.
        If my child did very well in PSLE as she could get more than 250, it does not matter. But if she did not, the advantage could make a big difference.

        What abou CCA? May I know P1 students can start CCA in Ngee Ann or Haig Girl?
        It seems like Haig Girl has more selections.

        What do you think? I want my dd to enjoy activities other than studying.
        Hanahana,
        The CHIJ's exact percentages came directly from their website. Then I checked Ngee Ann's website and found they actually list the students scoring 250+ and tell how many in each year's cohort, thus a simple calculation to get their percentage. Still wishing to get this data from HGS. I did dig up a letter from the principal dated 4 Jan 2012 in which the principal from HGS congratulates P6 class of 2011 and says, \"About 9% of our P6 Class of 2011 was offered places at secondary schools such as Dunman High School, MGS, RGS, SCGS, SOTA, and TKGS through Direct School Admission.\" Still, I would like to get the exact info for apple to apple comparison...

        Your point about secondary affiliation is good. ...very true!

        As for CCA's, true again that there are more choices at HGS.
        What HGS has that NAPS doesn't is:
        Basketball, Bowling, Netball, Swimming, Red Cross, Ballet & Tap, Gamelan Ensemble, Handbells, Debating Club, MRL Club, Science Club, Let's Act, and Math Club.
        And, the CCA's NAPS has that HGS doesn't is:
        Table tennis, Soccer, Floorball, Lion Dance (included in their Wushu), Guzheng Ensemble, Chinese Orchestra, Caligraphy (perhaps could be taught in HGS' Chinese Cultural Club?), Robotics Club, and Scouts (of course).

        I enquired earlier this year for my P1 son at NAPS as to whether he could join the CCA -looking for something sporty. I was told that they usually wait til end of P2 to invite them in for such CCA's, but that they could try for any of the performing arts CCAs earlier. However, just last week, my P1 son was invited to join in Table Tennis CCA which I'm very happy for the opportunity and believe it is because of NAPS being very responsive after conducting a parent survey last term regarding CCAs. I had noted on the survey that I would prefer him to start a CCA ealier while in P1/P2 academics are less taxing on his time.

        My HGS daughter was invited to join Dance CCA towards the end of P1. Seems the schools are always on the lookout for any talent they can grow and stretch. I would think for the performing arts, music, and such, the earlier they start, the better! 🙂

        Nice to share info with you! Thanks again for your previous sharing of PSLE data when I was struggling to find it.

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          phtthp
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          Red Swastika (Bedok)


          Total vacancies for 2013 P1 =240 pupils

          refer Tankee’s chart for (Phase 1, 2A1 and 2A2 registered):-
          http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3487&start=370

          registration @ Phase 1= 106 (ie. 44.2 % occupancy)

          registration @ Phase 2A1 = 29

          registration @ Phase 2A2 = 76


          Total registered, at end of Phase 2A2 = 106 + 29 + 76
          = 211

          (ie. 87.9 % occupancy, at end of Phase 2A2)
          =======================================================

          registration @ Phase 2B = 14 (18 applicants for 14 vacancies)

          refer Tankee’s chart for Phase 2B:-
          http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3487&start=430

          Phase 2B Balloting:-

          Red Swastika
          Balloting conducted for SC children residing between 1km and 2km of the school.

          =======================================================
          registration at Phase 2C = 15

          Phase 2C Balloting:-

          Red Swastika
          Balloting conducted for SC children residing within 1 km of the school.

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            phtthp
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            Temasek (Bedok)


            Total vacancies for 2013 P1 =240 pupils

            refer Tankee’s chart for (Phase 1, 2A1 and 2A2 registered):-
            http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3487&start=370

            registration @ Phase 1= 117 (ie. 53.3 % occupancy)

            registration @ Phase 2A1 = 11

            registration @ Phase 2A2 = 48


            Total registered, at end of Phase 2A2 = 117 + 11 + 48
            = 176

            (ie. 73.3 % occupancy)
            =======================================================

            Places taken up at end of Phase 2B = 31 (36 applicants)

            refer Tankee’s chart for Phase 2B:-
            http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3487&start=430

            Phase 2B Balloting:-

            Temasek
            Balloting conducted for SC children residing outside 2km of the school.

            =======================================================
            Places taken up at end of Phase 2C = 34

            Phase 2C Balloting:-

            Temasek
            Balloting conducted for SC children residing within 1 km of the school.

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              hanahana
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              sugarpie2honey,


              Thank you for the detail about CCA.
              Both of your children are so good that they were invited!
              Regarding CCA, Ngee ann and Haig girl seem to be equally good…
              How should I make a dicision for my dd next year, anyway thanks a lot!!

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                phtthp
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                2011 PSLE Results

                NATIONAL Standard % for Quality Passes (A* - A)

                Chinese 80.6 %

                English 44.31 %

                Maths 43.5 %

                Science 43.5 %


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                a)
                Red Swastika

                % for Quality Passes (A* - A)

                Chinese 88.5 %

                English 56.9 %


                Maths 59.7 %

                Science 61.7 %

                source:-
                click inside “May 2012” publications

                http://www.redswastika.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1082047

                b)
                St Anthony Cannosian Convent

                % for Quality Passes (A* - A)

                Chinese 81.1 %

                English 60.9 %


                Maths 52.7 %

                Science 51.2 %

                http://www.stanthonyscanossianpri.moe.edu.sg/index.asp

                c)
                CHIJ Katong Convent

                % for Quality Passes (A* - A)

                Chinese 79.2 % - below National Standard by 1.4 %

                English 70.5 %


                Maths 41.6 % - below National Standard by 1.9 %

                Science 45.1 %

                http://chijkcp.moe.edu.sg/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/PSLE-RESULTS-2011final11.pdf

                http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=464&start=850

                d)
                St Stephen

                % for Quality Passes (A* - A)

                Chinese 52.4 % - below National Standard by 28.2 % (quite a lot)

                English 56.1 %


                Maths 48.5 %

                Science 47.8 %

                http://www.ststephens.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=70201

                e)
                Temasek

                pupil’s Testimony:-
                http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1150392

                Temasek in the news:-
                http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1153217

                Achievements:-
                http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=41331

                Students’ Achievement:-
                http://www.temasekpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1150396

                f)
                Fengshan

                Muhammad Izzul Irfan was the Top pupil with a T-Score of 264.

                http://www.fengshanpri.edu.sg/index.php?view=article&catid=35:highlights&id=245:psle-results&format=pdf

                http://www.fengshanpri.edu.sg/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=58&Itemid=72

                g)
                Yu Neng

                http://www.yunengpri.moe.edu.sg/cos/o.x?c=/wbn/pagetree&func=view&rid=1089817

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                  phtthp
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                  Bedok West announcement


                  We will be having an Open House sometime next year mid 2013, for 2014 P1 intake.
                  Our top PSLE score in 2011 was 261.

                  if you need further info, please do not hesitate to contact school General Office at 6445 1224 / 64451244.

                  http://www.bedokwestpri.moe.edu.sg/

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                    Okosbaba
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                    Dear Kiasu Mummies and Daddies,


                    I need some advice for next year's ballotting strategy: :nailbite: given its Golden Pig and additional 1200 children of school going age (SingStat) its gonna get worse before it gets better ...
                    2B I will try for St Hilda's (not a great chance but something)
                    however as we live on the Bedok side I am struggling with my back up plans for 2C.
                    Opera Estate or East Coast Primary (we would be outside of 1-2 km for most good schools like Red Swastika, Yu Neng, Feng Shang, so no need to even try... :sad:
                    Both of these schools are ok.. the only difference I guess is that Opera estate seems homelier, smaller, friendlier.. so anyone could give me some advice that would be great.
                    :imdrowning:
                    Thanks in advance.

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                      SaSaMum
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                      I'm in similar situation. My girl also born in 2007 and out of the range of all the better schools. I want to try for St Anthony’s Canossian Primary. My chances are quite slim as I'm staying in Chai Chee which is more than 2km away. Head from a mother who has 2 kids in East Coast Pri that they recently changed principal and he is good. Strict in discipline. Her kids are doing well in this school. Opera East Pri is actually nearer to my house. I'ts have more international students compared to East Coast Pri.

                      Okosbaba:
                      Dear Kiasu Mummies and Daddies,

                      I need some advice for next year's ballotting strategy: :nailbite: given its Golden Pig and additional 1200 children of school going age (SingStat) its gonna get worse before it gets better ...
                      2B I will try for St Hilda's (not a great chance but something)
                      however as we live on the Bedok side I am struggling with my back up plans for 2C.
                      Opera Estate or East Coast Primary (we would be outside of 1-2 km for most good schools like Red Swastika, Yu Neng, Feng Shang, so no need to even try... :sad:
                      Both of these schools are ok.. the only difference I guess is that Opera estate seems homelier, smaller, friendlier.. so anyone could give me some advice that would be great.
                      :imdrowning:
                      Thanks in advance.

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                        phtthp
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                        past historical status:-


                        http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/bedok

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