TAO NAN SCHOOL

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GENERAL INFORMATION

School Type: Government-aided/Co-ed/Double session



School Vision: Love to Learn and Learn to Love.

School Mission: To nurture innovative pupils of exemplary character with a love for learning.



Principal: Dr Chin Kim Woon



Affiliated Secondary School/s: N.A.



Parent Volunteering: N.A.

Parent Volunteering Details: N.A.



Open House: N.A.



P1 Registration Details: http://taonan.moe.edu.sg/parents/p1-registration/p1-registration-procedures



Alumni: http://taonanalumni.sg/wp/



Religious/Clan Affiliation: Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan

Religious/Clan Affiliation Details: 


Mother Tongue:
Chinese
Higher Chinese

Foundation Subjects: N.A.

Special Assistance Plan (SAP): Yes

Gifted Education Programme (GEP): Yes

Distinctive Programmes:

CCAs: http://taonan.moe.edu.sg/ccas

School-based Student Care: Yes

School Bus Service: https://schadmsvc.moe.gov.sg/moeibsb/

SPECIAL NEEDS SUPPORT

MOE Policy: All schools are equipped with barrier-free features on the ground floor. This includes handicapped toilets and ramps to common areas such as the main entrance, general office, and canteen. In addition, schools with full handicap facilities are retrofitted with features such as lifts, connectivity between blocks, handicapped toilets, and ramps on the upper levels. Such schools are located across the island. In line with regulatory requirements, all new schools and schools undergoing major upgrading will be provided with barrier-free enhancements, including additional lifts, handicapped toilets, and ramps.

Full Handicap Facilities: N.A.



Allied Educator/s: http://taonan.moe.edu.sg/our-family/allied-educators

MOE Guides:

PERFORMANCE

MOE Awards (2016)

School Distinction Awards
SDA

Best Practice Awards
BPA (Staff Well-Being)
BPA (Student All-Round Development)
BPA (Teaching and Learning)   

Development Award
DA (Character Development)
DA (National Education)

Extracurricular Achievements

Details available on MOE’s School Information Service.

School Highlights: http://taonan.moe.edu.sg/achievements/current-achievements/individual

Academic Achievements

School Highlights: http://taonan.moe.edu.sg/achievements/current-achievements/individual

2014 PSLE Results

  • Overall Passes: Standard Level 100%
  • Overall Passes: All P6 99.7%
  • % Express Eligibility: 92.3%
  • Aggregate Score 250 & Above: 123 pupils
  • EL % Passes: TNS 99.2% (National 97.1%)
  • EL % Quality Passes (A*/A): TNS 82.8% (National 44.1%)
  • CL % Passes: TNS 99.5% (National 96.6%)
  • CL % Quality Passes (A*/A): TNS 92.4% (National 76.5%)
  • Maths % Passes: TNS 95.2% (National 85.3%)
  • Maths % Quality Passes (A*/A): TNS 77.0% (National 44.7%)
  • Science % Passes: TNS 98.1% (National 90.0%)
  • Science % Quality Passes (A*/A): TNS 75.8% (National 42.4%)
  • HCL % Passes: TNS 99.6% (National 98.5%)
  • HCL % Distinction: TNS 24.0% (National 18.6%)

2007 PSLE Results

Overall : 100% Passes
Top Pupil: Rebecca Teng Siew Yan (288) (Top in nation)
Michelle Tan Hwee Min (287) (Top in nation)
Benny Cheong Yi Loong (287) (Top in nation)
% Above 250: 41.0

Subject % of Passes % of A* & A
  Tao Nan National Tao Nan National
English 99.8  97.9 86.1 44.2
Chinese 99.5  97.9 90.8 81.1
Mathematics 97.4  83.2 71.5 44.0
Science 97.4  90.2 73.4 42.6
  % of Passes % of Distinction
Higher Chinese 100 17.9
 
5 A* 4 A* 3 A*
28 pupils 43 pupils 56 pupils

Courses pupils were eligible for:

 Special Express Normal (A) Normal (T) Total
92.8% 5.1% 2.1% 100%

2006 PSLE Results

Overall: 100% Passes
Top Pupil: Lee Gong Wei Benjamin (276) Pr.6L & Sherilyn Liew Zi Hui (276) Pr.6L
% Above 250: 28.3

Subject % of Passes % of A* & A
  Tao Nan National Tao Nan National
English 100 97.5 81.9 44.0
Chinese 98.8 97.9 91.8 81.0
Mathematics 98.5 84.1 68.7 44.1
Science 96.5 90.5 66.0 44.3
  % of Passes % of Distinction
Higher Chinese 100 17.9
 
5 A* 4 A* 3 A*
18 pupils 28 pupils 35 pupils

Courses pupils were eligible for:

 Special Express Normal (A) Normal (T) Total
 28.3% 62.4% 7.4% 2.0% 100%

2005 PSLE Results

Overall : 100% Passes
Top Pupil: Zhang Mengshi (278) Pr. 6K

Subject % of Passes % of A* & A
  Tao Nan National Tao Nan National
English 100 97.5 81.7 44.1
Chinese 98.3 97.9 90.8 80.9
Mathematics 96.5 83.9 71.0 43.5
Science 96 90.7 70.8 43.9
  % of Passes % of Distinction
Higher Chinese 98.6 26.0
 
5 A* 4 A* 3 A*
23 pupils 33 pupils 48 pupils

Courses pupils were eligible for:

 Special Express Normal (A) Normal (T) Total
 34.6% 54.7% 7.9% 2.9% 100%

2004 PSLE Results

Overall : 100% Passes
Top Pupil: Frances Lee Shi Hui (280 – 5a*)

Subject % of Passes % of A* & A
  Tao Nan National Tao Nan National
English 100 97.3 83.3 42.4
Chinese 99.2 97.8 93.0 79.4
Mathematics 97.1 82.8 71.6 42.3
Science 98.7 90.6 73.7 41.5
  % of Passes % of Distinction
Higher Chinese 99.5 18.3
5 A* 4 A* 3 A*
10 pupils 30 pupils 44 pupils

Courses pupils were eligible for:

 Special Express Normal (A) Normal (T) Total
 132 (34.7%) 225 (59.3%) 18 (4.7%)  4 (1.3%) 380 (100%)

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Address: 49, MARINE CRESCENT ( 449761 )

Nearest MRT: Paya Lebar

Bus Services: 13 , 16 , 31 , 36 , 43 , 48 , 55 , 196 , 197

Telephone: 64428307

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Ballot History:

Hokkien Huay Kuan

Dear parents,

my girl is born in 2011. And from what i know, tao nan school does not accept PV anymore.

so we thinking of the hokkien huay kuan route.

Can i know how early should i join hokkien huay kuan and do i need to do volunteer work for the clan too?

Also when will hokkien huay kuan issue the letter of recommendation? I heard that the clan does not issue such letters for all members but on a case by case basis. So by when will they issue out the letter so that we will know if we have a chance at phase 2B?

Thanks a lot.

PS: I called up both the pri sch and the clan but they dont seem to say much.

 

 

Hokkien Huay Kuan

Dear parents,

my girl is born in 2011. And from what i know, tao nan school does not accept PV anymore.

so we thinking of the hokkien huay kuan route.

Can i know how early should i join hokkien huay kuan and do i need to do volunteer work for the clan too?

Also when will hokkien huay kuan issue the letter of recommendation? I heard that the clan does not issue such letters for all members but on a case by case basis. So by when will they issue out the letter so that we will know if we have a chance at phase 2B?

Thanks a lot.

PS: I called up both the pri sch and the clan but they dont seem to say much.

 

 

 

When and How to Apply PV?

Q1: When to apply PV?  My son born in 2007, if I would like to register in TNS, when do I need to apply PV, year 2011 or year 2012?

Q2: If I need apply PV in year 2011, How to apply PV?  I didn’t see any PV application form posted in TNS website.  How to apply?

2010 PSLE Results

Overall : 100% Passes

Top Pupil: Fu Wan Ying Pr.6K (279) (2nd in nation)

% Above 250: 31.5

Mean T-Score 232.2

Subject == % of Passes (TNS / National) == % of A* & A (TNS / National)

English ====== 100.0 / 97.6 == 83.3 / 44.3
Chinese ====== 99.5 / 97.3 === 92.9 / 81.1
Mathematics == 95.5 / 84.0 === 65.9 / 43.3
Science ====== 98.6 / 91.5 === 70.4 / 43.2
HCL ========== 99.6 / xxxx === 19.9 / 19.3

TNS if failed in phase 2C

 hi 3CsMom
 
If you failed to get into TNS in phase 2C which balloting in past years had been for within 1km, you are left with limited choices in phase 2C supplement
 
Based on past years’ statistics, CHIJ Katong would either be fully filled at phase 2C or left with a few places for phase 2C supplement. Last year, only 4 places were left and all taken up by those staying within 1km. Similar situation over at Ngee Ann Primary.
 
You can analyse the past years’ registration details here:
 
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/marine-parade
 
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/bedok
 
Why not join the rest of us in the forums? there are a lot of discussion on which schools to choose and about the registration processes.
 
Good Luck!
 
 

Proud Daddy of P1 Boy at Tao Nan School …

Thanks tankee! Just in case

Thanks tankee!

Just in case we couldn’t get into TNS, which are the schools you would recommend around that area? I know CHIJ Katong is just across the road. What do you think of the school? We have twin girls and a boy whom is 2 years younger. My thinking is that if my girls can’t get into TNS, we will try CHIJ Katong and then when it is time for my boy to register, we will try TNS again. Your input is much appreciated.

TNS - PV within 1km

Hi 3CsMom
 
During my time, Tao Nan started accepting application for PV from 1Jan and stopped once they have sufficient number of applicants. I’m not sure whether there is any shortlisting done at this stage.
 
The applicants were then invited to attend a briefing covering the past year TNS acdemic achievement, registration statistics and PV duites. A number of applicants withdrawn their PV application when they realised that their HHK membership & PV parents are both in same phase 2B.
 
The remaining applicants then went through a balloting for PV places. As our names were picked, we chose our PV duty slots. Some applicants will be unsuccessful either due to name not picked or unable to perform remaining available duties’ slots.
 
For the past few years, phase 2B balloting for TNS had been for between 1-2 km. However, this may soon change as there are getting more & more condos springing up within 1km to TNS.
 
Good Luck !
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Proud Daddy of P1 Boy at Tao Nan School …

May I know how difficult is

May I know how difficult is it to get in for PV and eventually P1 if stays <1km?

very difficult to get in

very difficult to get in