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    • RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools

      Starxyz\" post_id=\"2129632\" time=\"1708700712\" user_id=\"203864:

      You’ll have to ask yourself if you are okay with the backup plan? Because there aren’t many choices for the backup plan; either Yumin, East Spring, Tamp North. Others, likely need to ballot within 1km eg. tamp pri & Junyuan.

      If fail in 2CS, you can be ‘thrown’ into any schools that MOE deem you are near. Stay 800 plus, I heard most were posted to St Anthony’s Canossian/St Stephen. 600 plus, either Yumin, Meridian. I also got hearsay that someone got assign to a school in SK.
      Hi Starxyz, thank you for your advice. Perhaps my dilemma is whether to risk my 2C chance for SAP. Is SAP really good?

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    • RE: Choosing and Evaluating Primary Schools

      Hi! I need some advice for my daughter’s P1 registration this year.


      I am a SC and hesitating between these two schools.

      - Poi Ching (within 1km)
      - Junyuan (1 to 2km)

      I failed in my PV application for Poi Ching last April. I have been feeling very troubled since then as I know Poi Ching required balloting for <1km every year.

      I had personally checked out Tampines Pri & Junyuan Pri by hanging around during dismissal and speaking to parents outside the schools. To my surprise, I pretty like Junyuan Primary and seriously thinking of choosing it for 2C (1-2km, but good chance to get it).

      However, I keep feeling torn between Poi Ching and Junyuan. I feel that if I choose Junyuan without even giving a shot for Poi Ching at 2C, I am denying my girl a chance to study in a coveted SAP school. On the other hand, if I am unsuccessful in the ballot for Poi Ching, I can only go for Yumin Primary (1-2km) in 2Cs, which I am not so excited for. (I am not keen on Angsana & Tampines North too.)

      Background:

      🔹 Is my girl good in Chinese?
      I am not sure how to define ‘good’, but at least she can hold a simple conversation with me in Mandarin, read her Berries book entirely by herself and write Chinese words neatly (due to my drilling). Does she like Chinese? I would say ‘At least for now, maybe because Berries is fun’.

      🔹 Balloting Stats:
      Poi Ching - 2C (ballot for <1km)
      Junyuan - 2C (safe for all), 2Cs (ballot for <1km, which means no chance for me)

      Which one should I choose for 2C? Risk or be safe?

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