DSA 2013

[lurline]

Is it too kiasu to bring P5 there?

[dagong99]

lurline:

Is it too kiasu to bring P5 there?

No, not to worry, I have seen younger ones there before. My DS2 already been there several times since P4.

[Dreamgear]

BeContented:

GLORYmum:

[quote=\"mama_10\"]when will the DSA starts? where can we get the info?

thanks

U can look out for info posted on the school website starting in may.

Sometimes schools will also give out some flyers or inform the kids. Check with your child. Me gotta start the process all over again [/quote]HCI have already started their roadshow this week....they were in my DD school this week....

[lurline]

I would like to find out which secondary school accept DSA thru robotics club? ds joined robotic club for 4 yrs and will participate in competition this yr. He enjoys it very much and I hope he can pursue his interest in future.


thks!

[czw168]

My daughter likes painting and published some paintings on newspaper. We want to apply for DSA using painting talent. May I know which school accept painting as DSA criteria? She is also a member of school choir and won silver award last year, is choir also DSA Talent? Thanks.

[phtthp]

don’t think joining choir is considered a DSA talent.

[Just relax]

School of the Arts has DSA for visual arts (painting)

[therat]

Did her choir school team won any zone or national award?


As for DSA choir, there is a topic discuss about this before
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32874

[HairyOrange]

Hi lurline,


Not aware of Robotics as DSA selection criteria. However if yr DS is really talented in Robotics and has won competitions, do use as talent in his DSA portfolio and application. DSA selection for some schools do look out for such special talents.

You might find this helpful:

Hwa Chong students power to top spot in national Robotics competition

The Robotics Challenge 2013, jointly organised by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers NUS Student Branch and the NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering Club, drew participation from top schools all over Singapore.

Teams, comprising of up to 3 members each, were required to build a robot capable of completing an obstacle course that simulated terrain and climate challenges around the world, including the wet Amazonian tropics and the harsh Saharan landscape.

[lurline]

Thks!