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    2013 P1 Registration Exercise for 2014 In-Take

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary Schools - Selection & Registration
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      Blessedwife
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        micollh:
        din get in...

        Hugs Hugs

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          XXXX
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          Blessedwife:
          No.... It not the parents who do the spinning


          And also what makes some ppl think that parents have the authority to do the spinning or even suggest to give the cage a hard spin ??

          Damn funny
          There's nothing much funny about seeing your child's ping pong ball has no chance of being selected - because it's out of the central channel - and the picker is not mixing up the balls between picks. Not funny at all.

          Who wouldn't say something if they noticed this?

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            Blessedwife
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            A ballot is a ballot some will win some will lose

            But why give this suggestion to ask parents give the cage a hard spin ?!
            What I can think of is to politely ask the school admin/teacher in charge of spinning to spin harder or few more rounds.

            Imagine if every parents request to spin it then who should the school select ?

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              apple8986
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              That y i said previously it is not fair system. Fate determined by a ball

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                jeffrey
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                Blessedwife:
                No.... It not the parents who do the spinning


                And also what makes some ppl think that parents have the authority to do the spinning or even suggest to give the cage a hard spin ??

                Damn funny
                regardless who does ths spinning, i don't see anything wrong with standing up and raising this concern and making a suggestion. a request for a more vigarious or energitic spin of the equipment allowing for a better shuffling to ramdomize the balls is an absolutely reasonable ask.

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                  micollh
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                  need help ! now im trying for a new school which is 1024 m away from my house… can i use my in laws address instead? as they will be the one picking her after school which will be 1km away from this school… how can i change address now?

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                    pirate
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                    Blessedwife:
                    A ballot is a ballot some will win some will lose

                    But why give this suggestion to ask parents give the cage a hard spin ?!
                    What I can think of is to politely ask the school admin/teacher in charge of spinning to spin harder or few more rounds.

                    Imagine if every parents request to spin it then who should the school select ?
                    The school we were balloting in invited the parents to spin. Probably wise to avoid all sorts of groundless accusations.

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                      XXXX
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                      apple8986:
                      That y i said previously it is not fair system. Fate determined by a ball

                      No one is arguing that the ballot is not statistically fair, it's just there are occasions when you might be able to improve your chances if you notice the balls are not being shuffled between picks and your ball, in this specific draw, is in a stagnant area (where it has no chance of being picked).

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                        weyw
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                        micollh:
                        need help ! now im trying for a new school which is 1024 m away from my house.. can i use my in laws address instead? as they will be the one picking her after school which will be 1km away from this school.. how can i change address now?

                        even you change to your inlaw address now as it is nearer to school...it will also be considered as 1-2km ... it doesn't give you any edge to it.

                        from MOE site
                        http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/statutory-declaration/

                        Balloting
                        If statutory declaration is used, children who are registered using either the grandparent’s or the parent’s sibling’s address and residing within 1 km or between 1 km and 2 km from the school of choice are balloted together with the other children of the same citizenship residing between 1 km and 2 km from the school.

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