Nanyang Primary

[VooVoo]

BigDevil:

raisintan mentioned in another thread that http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=641278#p641278, even those who failed balloting.


Anyone heard about this?

There are 20 more P1 students across 13 classes = 410 pupils

[mdqs]

hmsg:

just888:

How many META classes are there?

Depends how many gets qualified for META (next 2 - 5%) based on GE selection. There are 3 META classes (I think) for this year's P4.

How do you know the GE selection? Is there a letter to show who are the next 2-5%?

[mummy of 3]

VooVoo:

BigDevil:

raisintan mentioned in another thread that http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=641278#p641278, even those who failed balloting.


Anyone heard about this?

There are 20 more P1 students across 13 classes = 410 pupils

So it means Nanyang took in all the PV? :yikes:

[verykiasu2010]

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[phtthp]

extra 20 more P1 pupils is a lot.


is ZT son inside one of the 20 ?

[brxn]

Hi, I have lost the photographer contact for the NYPS prize giving ceremony held 18 Nov. Can someone kindly furnish the contact info if you have the photo order slip ? Thank you very much.

[hmsg]

http://www.adamphoto.com.sg


album ID: 22864-NYPS2011

Just checked, photos not uploaded yet...

[pigmy]

Hi, my girl will be attending PI next year. Would like some advise on the traffic condition in the morning. Is it really very bad? i.e. how much additional time do I need to buffer into the travelling time? Can I drive into the school compound from Gate A to drop my kid or need to drop her off at the side of the road? Not very clear from the briefing.


I’ll be volunteering for the first three days. Any idea if the carpark at the nearby residential area have empty lots that early in the morning?
Really appreciate if someone can advise! Thanks!

[verykiasu2010]

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[pigmy]

verykiasu2010:

pigmy:

Hi, my girl will be attending PI next year. Would like some advise on the traffic condition in the morning. Is it really very bad? i.e. how much additional time do I need to buffer into the travelling time? Can I drive into the school compound from Gate A to drop my kid or need to drop her off at the side of the road? Not very clear from the briefing.


I’ll be volunteering for the first three days. Any idea if the carpark at the nearby residential area have empty lots that early in the morning?
Really appreciate if someone can advise! Thanks!

if you drop the kid outside gate A or C, there are traffic wardens to direct the crossing, and then you can park at the HDB car park at block 3 / 4 Queen's Road, many lots available, then walk back to NYPS. Don't bother with nearby roadside parking along Coronation Road or King's Road -- it will create a big traffic jam and it is illegal. Gate B is for exit use only

it will take a few minutes extra when parents drop their kids at gate A and then move on - provided parents don't get out of car, open the boot, take the bag, strap it on for the kids, give a good bye hug and kiss, then wave till the kids get into the school === that will create a massive jam all the way to Lornie / Bukit Timah

the advice is : when nearing the school, get ready to alight and go.

you can drive in through Gate A, drop off along the drive way....any points along the drive way is a drop off point, then drive off and exit via Gate B

Ok, thanks so much for your valuable advise!!