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    DSA 2012

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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    • F Offline
      Funx3
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      BeContented:
      Funx3:


      Ha Ha ....
      Port-Fo-Lio .... Such a Big Word!
      Sista Here Was :scratchhead: :scratchhead: my Head Last year in May/June Period Too!
      Where to start? What to Put in? Am Totally Clue-less Too!

      Finally, a couple of Wks B4 the Submission Date, I Took up the DSA Application Forms, Follow what is Stated Faithfully ....

      Get my Gal to Write a Personal Statement - Like What they Stated,
      Dig Here , Dig There (Like My Doggie! Ha Ha!) ....
      Out comes a Stack of Papers ....
      And Submit these, Some On Line (Got So Much to Scan! πŸ˜“ ), Some Just Staple and Put in a Clear Folder and Submit to Sch ....
      And that Completes the Port-Fo-Lio! πŸ•Ί πŸ•Ί

      Not so .... Scary, after ALL! πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

      Funx3,
      you sure make it sound simple πŸ™‚
      ok, so I can still shake leg.....until nearer the time....anyway, only plan to DSA 2 -3 (one cos' he likes Maths, the other cos' nearby πŸ˜‰

      Aiyoh .... Don't Follow My Example - Bad for the Heart πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰
      Shd Not Set Bad Role Model to our Kids of ....
      Hugging Buddha's Leg -la! πŸ˜† πŸ˜†

      Must Start Early, Plan to Go for Open House 1st!
      Most Schools will have theirs in May .... πŸ˜‚

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        jtoh
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        BeContented:

        ok, so I can still shake leg.....until nearer the time....anyway, only plan to DSA 2 -3 (one cos' he likes Maths, the other cos' nearby πŸ˜‰
        Hi BeContented,

        Which schools are your son trying out for? I guess NUSH is one of them? If you have all your son's relevant certs in a file it's not stressful to put together his portfolio. πŸ™‚ Just make certified true copies.

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          yukilei
          last edited by

          jtoh:
          BeContented:


          ok, so I can still shake leg.....until nearer the time....anyway, only plan to DSA 2 -3 (one cos' he likes Maths, the other cos' nearby πŸ˜‰

          Hi BeContented,

          Which schools are your son trying out for? I guess NUSH is one of them? If you have all your son's relevant certs in a file it's not stressful to put together his portfolio. πŸ™‚ Just make certified true copies.

          jtoh,
          do you mean we've to get the primary school to certify all the document that we need to submit before we scanned? eg results slip, certificates?

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            jtoh
            last edited by

            yukilei:
            jtoh:

            [quote=\"BeContented\"]
            ok, so I can still shake leg.....until nearer the time....anyway, only plan to DSA 2 -3 (one cos' he likes Maths, the other cos' nearby πŸ˜‰

            Hi BeContented,

            Which schools are your son trying out for? I guess NUSH is one of them? If you have all your son's relevant certs in a file it's not stressful to put together his portfolio. πŸ™‚ Just make certified true copies.

            jtoh,
            do you mean we've to get the primary school to certify all the document that we need to submit before we scanned? eg results slip, certificates?[/quote]Depends on the school you're applying for. Some schools only require you to submit an online application and when you're called up for the next stage, you'll be required to bring your original certs for verification by the staff. Some schools request that you send in certified hard copies of your certs. Usually it's a good practice to get the school to certify your important documents like your school results and important competition results and have these on standby.

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              yukilei
              last edited by

              jtoh:
              yukilei:

              [quote=\"jtoh\"]
              Hi BeContented,

              Which schools are your son trying out for? I guess NUSH is one of them? If you have all your son's relevant certs in a file it's not stressful to put together his portfolio. πŸ™‚ Just make certified true copies.

              jtoh,
              do you mean we've to get the primary school to certify all the document that we need to submit before we scanned? eg results slip, certificates?

              Depends on the school you're applying for. Some schools only require you to submit an online application and when you're called up for the next stage, you'll be required to bring your original certs for verification by the staff. Some schools request that you send in certified hard copies of your certs. Usually it's a good practice to get the school to certify your important documents like your school results and important competition results and have these on standby.[/quote]Thks Jtoh. In this case, better to prepare a few sets for the school to certify during school holiday. The admin staff will be busy with this then.
              Once again, thks for the info

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                Funx3
                last edited by

                yukilei:
                jtoh:


                Depends on the school you're applying for. Some schools only require you to submit an online application and when you're called up for the next stage, you'll be required to bring your original certs for verification by the staff. Some schools request that you send in certified hard copies of your certs. Usually it's a good practice to get the school to certify your important documents like your school results and important competition results and have these on standby.

                Thks Jtoh. In this case, better to prepare a few sets for the school to certify during school holiday. The admin staff will be busy with this then.
                Once again, thks for the info

                Better to do it one shot with the P6 SA1 Results, Else U'll Have to Run to the Sch Admin More than Once πŸ˜‚

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                  whitety
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                  The criteria for dsa for performing arts states that the child has to score 80 marks and above for all subjects. What will happen if the kids did not score above 80 marks for all subjects ? will the dsa application be automatically rejected as the students did not meet the min. criteria or will they still stand a chance of being called for audition ?


                  Thanks!

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                    phankao
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                    whitety:
                    The criteria for dsa for performing arts states that the child has to score 80 marks and above for all subjects. What will happen if the kids did not score above 80 marks for all subjects ? will the dsa application be automatically rejected as the students did not meet the min. criteria or will they still stand a chance of being called for audition ?


                    Thanks!
                    That depends on the schools. I think only the top schools ask for that average 80marks? I think schools like DHS adhere quite strictly to it. Not sure about RVHS.

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                      MMM
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                      whitety:
                      The criteria for dsa for performing arts states that the child has to score 80 marks and above for all subjects. What will happen if the kids did not score above 80 marks for all subjects ? will the dsa application be automatically rejected as the students did not meet the min. criteria or will they still stand a chance of being called for audition ?


                      Thanks!
                      I've not read about the 80 marks. Maybe the target school is different.

                      BTW, the 80 marks is really subjective. Different schools have different standards. Eg. in my kids' school, she is in 3rd best class and the best for maths/ science is only 79. So how???? This part to me is :?

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                        phankao
                        last edited by

                        MMM:
                        whitety:

                        The criteria for dsa for performing arts states that the child has to score 80 marks and above for all subjects. What will happen if the kids did not score above 80 marks for all subjects ? will the dsa application be automatically rejected as the students did not meet the min. criteria or will they still stand a chance of being called for audition ?


                        Thanks!

                        I've not read about the 80 marks. Maybe the target school is different.

                        BTW, the 80 marks is really subjective. Different schools have different standards. Eg. in my kids' school, she is in 3rd best class and the best for maths/ science is only 79. So how???? This part to me is :?


                        The schools can tell from the school's standard too, I guess. And usually the position or statistics given. Average/highest/lowest marks for class/level.

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