First Toa Payoh Primary is single session. 2013 the intake is 210 student, guess 2014 likely will be the same.
For your information
First Toa Payoh School Vacancies (51) for Phase 3
(as at 29 August 2012)
Thanks for your information. By the way, do you know how many schools can we apply for Phase 3?therat wrote:First Toa Payoh Primary is single session. 2013 the intake is 210 student, guess 2014 likely will be the same.
For your information
First Toa Payoh School Vacancies (51) for Phase 3
(as at 29 August 2012)
Thanks Fushiav. I can only wait and see. Right now, I have Guangyang, Balestier Hill and last choice is First Toa Payoh and government offer if she can't get in any school of our choice. Hppefully it's not all the way in Jurong or the other end of the city. Worse comes to worse, the "homeschool" will kick in.fushiav wrote:In terms of standing out, I wouldn't worry too much - obviously blondes will be a small minority but a school which goes to Phase 3 is bound to have quite a number of foreigners
Up to Primary 2 level, Mandarin is easy and many expat kids are doing very well with it. My son had a grade 76 after P2 SA2 examination.nanay wrote:hi fushiav,
how are your kids doing in their Mandarin classes?
my dd is currently in Primary 1 at CHIJ Upper Bukit Timah and is struggling with Han Yu Pinyin (I didnt enroll her in any enrichment classes thats why)..
so now am trying to catch up..
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