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davidbin

我的理解还是要再check home-school distance
Distance Range= {1km; 1~2km, >2km};
Current Distance = 1km;
While (No. of vacancies > 0)
{
        If SC(Current Distance) > No. of vacancies then
        {
             SC (Current Distance) for balloting;
             SC(Further Distance) no chance;
             No. of Vacancies = 0;
         }
         Else
         {
             SC(Current Distance) all get seats;
             No. of Vacancies =  No. of Vacancies -  SC (Current Distance);
             Current Distance = Next Distance;
         }
}

jjrchome

教育部网站上是这样说的：

Balloting will be conducted within the school premises and priority will be given in the following order:

• Children who are Singapore Citizens.
• Children who are Singapore Permanent Residents.
• Children who are not Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents.
  

Within each of the above categories, balloting will be conducted if applications exceed the number of vacancies. For categories (a) and (b), balloting will be conducted according to the order of priority based on the home-school distance category for Phase 2A to 2C Supplementary. For category (c), priority will first be accorded to a child with a sibling already in the primary school. Thereafter, balloting will be conducted regardless of home-school distance.

Example 1: School A has 50 vacancies in a specific phase and 61 children applying, based on the table below.                                            

Home-School Distance	Singapore Citizen	Permanent Resident
<1km	38	3
Between 1km and 2km	10	1
>2km	8	1
Total	56	5

                        
As the total number of SC applications exceeds the number of vacancies, not all SC applicants will be admitted. The vacancies will be allocated to the SC children based on home-school distance in this order of priority—home-school distance is (1) within 1km, (2) between 1km and 2km and (3) outside 2km. In the above example, the 38 SC children living within 1km from the school will first be admitted, followed by the 10 SC children living between 1km and 2km from the school. After the 48 vacancies are taken up, the remaining 2 vacancies will be balloted among the 8 SC children living outside 2km from the school.

Example 2: School B has 50 vacancies in a specific phase and 54 children applying, based on the table below.                                                                           

Home-School Distance	Singapore Citizen	Permanent Resident
<1km	29	4
Between 1km and 2km	15	2
>2km	3	1
Total	47	7

                        
As the total number of SC applications is less than the number of vacancies in this phase, all the 47 SC children will be admitted first and PR can still be admitted thereafter. The remaining 3 vacancies will be allocated to the PR children based on home-school distance in the same order of priority—home-school distance is (1) within 1km, (2) between 1km and 2km and (3) outside 2km. The 4 PR children living within 1km from the school will ballot for the remaining 3 vacancies.

毛絮

每次都confused, 每次都觉得搞得很清了, 这次来这个新政策又再次confused , 难怪许多家长来这里说搞不明白 ... 不过记得kiasu上说, this system is very robust, don't play play , 越play越confused, 认识一人去年玩了nan hua, 没成, 再 rulang, 后来还想玩 west grove, 不过最后还是老老实实饱了个楼下的邻里... 一定要接受她的教训