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回覆:mrbeancartoon 的帖子
Without going into the irrelevant and complicated different phrases in Primary One registration in Singapore, I say as far as I can see, the Singapore system uses home to school distance to allocate places in the event of over-subscription. This is a fundamental difference from the HK old boy and old girl priority system.
Their website has the following Q&A:What are the guidelines to be used for balloting when the number of applications exceeds the number of vacancies from Phase 2A(1) to Phase 2C Supplementary?
Should the total number of applications exceed the number of vacancies for each phase from Phase 2A(1) to 2C Supplementary, priority will be given in the order of children who are Singapore Citizens (SCs), followed by children who are Singapore Permanent Residents (PRs). If the number of applicants within each category exceeds the number of vacancies, balloting will be conducted according to the home-school distance category in the following order of priority.
Children living within 1 km of the school of choice.
Children living between 1 km and 2 km of the school of choice.
Children living outside 2 km of the school of choice.
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