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    Integrated Programme (IP)

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    • manorwayM Offline
      manorway
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      2) But,
      for IP-A-level destination bound students -

      transfer
      from one IP school to another different IP-A-level school,
      from Year 1 (IP) to Year 6 (IP),
      is Not allowed,

      regardless whether u have entered by DSA or by PSLE AL score.

      So,
      if say, u attempt to seek Transfer, from Cedar Girls (IP, at end of Year 4) into RI (IP, starting Year 5)

      Or

      say, attempt to seek Transfer from Dunman High (IP, at end of Year 4) into Hwa Chong (IP, Year 5) -

      MOE will not allow this Transfer.

      Non-DSA IP students in Yr 1 and 2 to transfer to another IP school. Is it written anywhere that it will definitely be rejected by MOE?

      Reason for wanting to transfer : the culture is too much for students to accept. Students felt they are forced to do things in ways that contradict with students' personal/family values/religious beliefs.

      Even if students have done their research by going to open houses, spoke to people in that school etc... it is hard to totally understand what to expect of the culture until one is in the school.

      If one wants to transfer to other IP schools, what is the best approach?

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      • 00skyblue000 Offline
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        Non-DSA IP students in Yr 1 and 2 to transfer to another IP school. Is it written anywhere that it will definitely be rejected by MOE?

        Reason for wanting to transfer : the culture is too much for students to accept. Students felt they are forced to do things in ways that contradict with students' personal/family values/religious beliefs.

        Even if students have done their research by going to open houses, spoke to people in that school etc... it is hard to totally understand what to expect of the culture until one is in the school.

        If one wants to transfer to other IP schools, what is the best approach?
        I know it was used to be strictly not allowed. Every sch conduct their ip differently. And ip is a 6 yr programme. Even from ip to O level used to be not allowed.

        Wld ip B be willing to accept student from ip A? How abt transfer from ib to ip or ip to ib? Transfer requires receiving sch to accept the student first, before seeking the first sch to release. If both schs are willing it is easier, no need moe to be involved.

        Not sure what is the real reason. But ip schools receive different funding from moe. I wonder the fund is allocated by yearly or one off 6 years.

        Can check the clauses stated in sch registration before sec 1. Independent school? Parents supposed to signed.

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        • zac's mumZ Offline
          zac's mum
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          (Edit: deleted the link to RGS application page. Read “posted to another secondary school under DSA”) cos saw “posted” and thought S1 posting 🙄


          If the child has just started Y1 it’s still early days; why not give some time to settle in?

          If the child is in Y2 then can apply like all the other kids who are applying. U can check with the target schools directly whether IP kids can apply or not. But how would the child know whether the target school is “more suitable” or not? Unless u avoid similar profile type of schools (SAP; religious).

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          • SG_KP1S Offline
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            I think if you step back and look at everything that is going on in the education landscape (and society in general), it is quite obvious why the IP transfers are discouraged.


            Whether they are not allowed (reading a few web pages, I wouldn’t conclude that they are), allowed if A, B, or C (if so) but not if X, Y, or Z, etc - I don’t know. But it would be easy to see why some circumstances are probably viewed more favourably than others.

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            • zac's mumZ Offline
              zac's mum
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              • manorwayM Offline
                manorway
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                Thank you zac’s mum, SG_KP1 and 00skyblue00. Very helpful. I will pass on the info to the parents. Hopefully they find a way.

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                • skysky2018S Offline
                  skysky2018
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                  Hi may I check where I can buy references books/ practise materials for ACSI IP year 1 for the various subjects?


                  It seems not so many books in Polular Bookstore suit for IP students.

                  Thank you!:)

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                  • manorwayM Offline
                    manorway
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                    skysky2018\" post_id=\"2132663\" time=\"1713140001\" user_id=\"82018:

                    Hi may I check where I can buy references books/ practise materials for ACSI IP year 1 for the various subjects?

                    It seems not so many books in Polular Bookstore suit for IP students.

                    Thank you!:)
                    Ask school teachers to suggest. They will tell you which books and where to get extra questions. Some may even give students the extra questions.

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                    • skysky2018S Offline
                      skysky2018
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                      manorway\" post_id=\"2132680\" time=\"1713157098\" user_id=\"9303:

                      Ask school teachers to suggest. They will tell you which books and where to get extra questions. Some may even give students the extra questions.
                      Thank you very much for the tips!:)

                      :thankyou:

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                      • chenlaoshiC Offline
                        chenlaoshi
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                        About 6% to 7% of Integrated Programme students leave before completing six years: MOE

                        https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/parenting-education/about-6-to-7-per-cent-of-integrated-programme-students-leave-before-completing-the-six-years-moe

                        Summary:

                        • Some Integrated Programme students switch to O-levels, polytechnics, or overseas schools due to academic pressure or differing learning preferences.
                        • Demand for IP remains high, with about 4,300 applying in 2024’s Secondary 1 posting exercise, despite some students leaving.
                        • MOE says that IP suits self-directed learners; O-levels may better suit those preferring structured learning with clear milestones.
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