Rosyth School

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Address: 
21, Serangoon North Avenue 4 Singapore 555855
School Mission: 
Rosythians are committed to the pursuit of excellence through maximising our potential in the development of mind, body and soul.
School Vision: 
Rosythians have the PASSION for learning, COURAGE to excel with distinction, IMAGINATION to innovate and the HEART to serve the community.
Nearest MRT: 
Ang Mo Kio
Bus Services: 
25, 55, 70, 73, 103, 315, 854

Achievements

2001. PSLE*

2002. PSLE*

2003. PSLE*

2004. PSLE+

2005. ODA-NE

2005. PSLE*

2006. PSLE*

2007. DA-CD

2007. PSLE+

2003 PSLE Results

  • Lim Jian Xiong with PSLE score 280. Top pupil -285 (National).

2002 PSLE Results

  • One of the top 10 primary schools in 2002 PSLE with good performance and Good Progress in PSLE.
  • Top PSLE Pupils – Aaron Chee Haolun with PSLE score 283. Top pupil – 285 (National).



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Rosyth

I am going to move next to Rosyth School but am unsure my chance of getting a place in 2014. I did not plan this and am late for any PV application. What is my chance to get in.....? It's so stupid  to stay next to a school but need to spend time travelling.....sigh....

 

Anxious Aunty | Mon, 07/05/2012 - 11:04pm

Rosyth

Hi, if you're children is quite smart, you could take a school nearer to your house for P1-P3. When the GEP Screening Test comes, and if your children pass it, you can go to Rosyth for P4-P6. Gives a different exposure. :) And when your children are in P4, they should have the independence to go to school and back by themselves.

That's actually my experience. For P1-3, I took a 5min walk from my house to school (CHIJ). This year (P4), I'm in Rosyth through GEP and take 5mins bus ride.

GEP Student | Mon, 05/09/2011 - 3:54pm

Xinmin is better

As said from Chief Kiasu, Xinmin school and Monfort school are pretty much the same. And especially when you are staying nearer to Xinmin, I think that you should enroll him in Xinmin. Just my opinion...

Flipper123 | Mon, 14/03/2011 - 6:38pm

Getting a Successful Parents Volunteering (PV) at Rosyth

To all parents,

I plan to apply PV at Rosyth next year for my daughter's primary 1 intake in 2015. Looking through all comments posted so far on chances of getting PV at Rosyth, I have to say it is quite dampening on my confidence level. 

Besides filling up the PV application form, are there any strategies that I should take note of? I currently live in Punggol, does this mean that I have discounted myself considerably compare to those who live within the 1km/2km perimeter from the school?

Just out of curiosity, are there any Rosyth parents out there who has the same situation as myself but succesfully getting a PV and got selected in Phase 2B of P1 Registration exercise?

Appreciate your sharing of successful stories!!

 

Mangai | Mon, 10/01/2011 - 9:15pm

TO A BETTER SCHOOL OR CONVENIENCY?

Confused.  I'm a single mother of three.  My elder son is going to P1 next year.  I heard xinmin primary school, monfort junior and rosyth school are good schools.  My first choice is monfort junior as it is a catholic school and boys school and second is rosyth school but xinmin pri sch is the nearest to my place so should i register him due to convenience sake as i have a 4 yr old son attending nursery nearby and a 1 year old daughter to look after.  Any comment on xinmin pri school? Is it a good school as what i heard from my friends? Please deperately need your advise. 

LEONIE | Mon, 23/06/2008 - 2:38pm

Monfort, Rosyth or Xinmin

If you stay within 1km of Rosyth, that would be the best choice, otherwise, you can safely scratch Rosyth from your list especially if you have not done PV for Rosyth.  Even PVs must stay <2km of Rosyth to have a chance to ballot in Phase 2B.

Xinmin is a more popular choice than Monfort, but they are both pretty much the same in most aspects.

ChiefKiasu | Tue, 24/06/2008 - 12:02am