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    2015 P1 Registration Exercise for 2016 In-Take

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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    • P Offline
      PapayaDad
      last edited by

      See this:


      http://app.sis.moe.gov.sg/schinfo/SIS_SearchDtls.asp?strCode=1773

      And :

      school website :

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

      School History

      Looking Back...To Look Forward


      TKP History


      Looking back, Tanjong Katong Primary School has an interesting history. After the merger with Haig Boys' Primary School, Fowlie Primary School and Mountbatten Primary School, TKP opened its doors on 2nd January 2001 with an enrolment of 1700 students. The 'Open House' on 15th July 2004 boasted an impressive musical, 'Winds of Change' which depicted the transition from three schools to a big TKP family. The musical performed by the students garnered accolades from all present then. The vibrant spirit of community and unity was aptly captured.



      Since then, TKP has been well-known for the high proportion of international students. These students come from diverse backgrounds. As a result, TKP was branded by the media as an 'International School'.



      In recent years, as we gained popularity and support from the local community, the intake of international students has decreased gradually. Local students take up the bulk of the vacancies. As of today, the student population is mainly made up of local students and the 'International School' label is now part of our history.

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        PapayaDad
        last edited by

        Twin girls! So envy…


        Registration processs is same…

        This part i not 100% but i heard if ballot is required, you can either ballot together, both share 1 ballot slip, if balloted both girls go in… or ballot individually, each get own ballot slip, run the risk of one getting in and the other not…

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          Twinsmum
          last edited by

          Hi PapayaDad ,


          Wow! You are very informative! Thanks so much for the write-up of TKPS.
          At least it does give me an insight of this school. Yes, I was a student of Mountbatten Pri 🙂

          I think i should make a trip down to TKPS & have a look. I'm quite worry on the holistic of the students. My girls are easily influence by their surroundings. Haha!

          Don't envy me 🙂 Having them are really very handful. Anyway, I'm blessed to have both of them.

          Side track..yours is a DS? in 2009 too?

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            PapayaDad
            last edited by

            DS in P2 liao…so i am over the p1 registration race…


            P1 registration is only the first step… still so many…PSLE, Sec school etc etc…

            Interestingly TKPS offer unusual CCA - golf, cricket, bowling, pottery - source wikipedia and confirm in the 1st moe link above

            I also didnt do the write up on TKPS history - copy and paste from the school website…

            all the best!!

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              miffy_ang
              last edited by

              PapayaDad:
              If you are old girl of Anderson pri sch and DD register for Anderson pri sch in the earlier phase before 2B - sure get in already... no need to move... so register first


              Then NanChiau, if you can qualify for 2B (get the letter from SHHK - no guarantee get letter even if member for 2.5 years - must be active I heard) , monitor the situation during 2B and decide whether you want to withdraw from Anderson and try NanChiau... the risk is if u fail NanChiau, you cant get your Anderson seat back, you can try anderson or nanchiau again at 2C.

              Note : at 2C, being an old girl of Anderson doesnt give you any advantage anymore, its by singaporean first, then distance.
              Thanks for the advice!

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                tzen
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                Hi all! My son is also a 2009 kid and I would like to ask for advice from the experts here. My PILs’ place is located within 1km of St Hilda and Poi Ching which puts us in the 1-2km range. Which would be a safer bet - to PV at St Hilda or Poi Ching? We prefer St Hilda but it seems like it would be difficult to get in even with 1-2km. Would it help if we move in with PIL for a yr or so during registration to P1 to put us in the <1km range? Thanks!

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                  PapayaDad
                  last edited by

                  In general, moving nearer to the school (within 1km) always help.


                  However, poi ching never require ballot at 2B, so maybe no need to move??

                  St hilda 2B sometime ballot for more than 2km, some time 1-2km. See below:

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

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                    sweetbaby
                    last edited by

                    2nd DS will enter Pri 1 in 2016. Probably will place him in the same school as elder brother.

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                      Mrs Ang
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                      Hi, reporting here! I’ve a DD born in 2009 and having a headache which school to choose. Greenridge is within 1km and CHIJ OLQOP is 1-2 km. Anyone eyeing these two schools also? Which is better?


                      I will be in phase 2C for both school =(

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                        cherrygal
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                        If you have a boy as well then Greenridge is co-ed. OLQP is a girls school so you also need to think about this issue.

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