DSA 2012
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:rahrah:
[quote="leexue_dwx"][quote="Zekezachzoom"]A small number of children in my DS school have received email from their affiliation secondary school to invite them to apply through DSA (academic) for their new IP program starting next year. The school also invites parent to their IP talk.The DSA application starts as early as 9 April.
Is it SJI? My son also received.
Yes it is
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I wonder how easy it is to get DSA under own affiliated school. I know for my younger boy, the number they take is under DSA for affiliates very low. Well, probably bc not independent school too so can only take a few students. SJI maybe different - can take in more since it is an independent school.[/quote]
My son’s school selected top 20 pupils for SJI DSA. :rahrah: -
Zekezachzoom:
A small number of children in my DS school have received email from their affiliation secondary school to invite them to apply through DSA (academic) for their new IP program starting next year. The school also invites parent to their IP talk.The DSA application starts as early as 9 April.
My son is from a neigbourhood school. The top 20 boys from the school (based on their P5 SA2 results) were invited to apply for SJI's DSA.
However, I am a little puzzled and hope someone can enlighten me on this.
According to SJI's website, DSA is only for students with special sporting abilities. The rest of the admission is via students' PSLE T-score. So, what is this DSA about?? :? -
kwcllf:
Is the DSA invitation for IP or 'o' level ? What is their vacancies for IP DSA ? What if the child get very good PSLE result later since they are top top academically? So isn't it better to wait for PSLE result if they are not so sure if they really want to go there? Aiyo, very difficult to decide ya ...Zekezachzoom:
A small number of children in my DS school have received email from their affiliation secondary school to invite them to apply through DSA (academic) for their new IP program starting next year. The school also invites parent to their IP talk.The DSA application starts as early as 9 April.
My son is from a neigbourhood school. The top 20 boys from the school (based on their P5 SA2 results) were invited to apply for SJI's DSA.
However, I am a little puzzled and hope someone can enlighten me on this.
According to SJI's website, DSA is only for students with special sporting abilities. The rest of the admission is via students' PSLE T-score. So, what is this DSA about?? :? -
kwcllf:
Not sure any difference from yours, but for those boys who received the invitation email are the top boys in school and the email encourages them to apply DSA thru academic route.Zekezachzoom:
A small number of children in my DS school have received email from their affiliation secondary school to invite them to apply through DSA (academic) for their new IP program starting next year. The school also invites parent to their IP talk.The DSA application starts as early as 9 April.
My son is from a neigbourhood school. The top 20 boys from the school (based on their P5 SA2 results) were invited to apply for SJI's DSA.
However, I am a little puzzled and hope someone can enlighten me on this.
According to SJI's website, DSA is only for students with special sporting abilities. The rest of the admission is via students' PSLE T-score. So, what is this DSA about?? :? -
Perhaps, this is only for their "IP" that they are starting next year?
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If your child is of high ability type, the conventional choice is thru psle score. Can hve your pick at your own time.
For those high average and below and must really go to your dream schools then no choice but thru this route. -
OK. Now I think I have found the answer in their website. There are 2 types of DSA:
DSA (Academic) for Year 1 IP 2013
DSA (Sports) for Year 1 2013
As for DSA (Academic) for Year 1 IP 2013, the following are the criteria:
St Joseph's Institution welcomes current P6 students with consistent excellent academic results for direct school admission, DSA (Academic - Year 1) into SJI Integrated Programme (IP) Year 1.
Applicants should also display outstanding leadership qualities, talents and character.
Eligibility Criterion:
- Outstanding overall academic performance in primary school;
- Outstanding engagement and achievement in one or more areas of talent: academics (e.g. Math Olympiad), sports, arts, leadership and service;
- Quality of mind, as well as personal and relational characteristics. -
NUSH Open House this coming Saturday.
http://www.highsch.nus.edu.sg/content.php?id=6f4922f45568161a8cdf4ad2299f6d23 -
Please share your views in comparing NUS High School with ACS IB Programme. My son prefers NUSHS. Also elaborate on the boarding rules of NUSHS like is it compulsory or not?
Thks -
kwcllf:
Does it mean all top 20 boys is all schs will be invited by SJI to apply for dsa? Or only affiliated?Zekezachzoom:
A small number of children in my DS school have received email from their affiliation secondary school to invite them to apply through DSA (academic) for their new IP program starting next year. The school also invites parent to their IP talk.The DSA application starts as early as 9 April.
My son is from a neigbourhood school. The top 20 boys from the school (based on their P5 SA2 results) were invited to apply for SJI's DSA.
However, I am a little puzzled and hope someone can enlighten me on this.
According to SJI's website, DSA is only for students with special sporting abilities. The rest of the admission is via students' PSLE T-score. So, what is this DSA about?? :?
What is their psle cop if succeeded in dsa?
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