The (Mis)Adventures of Superboink

The following students passed the Kindergarten Assessment Test administered by the University of the Philippines Integrated School. Kindly confirm at the UPIS website and official Facebook page. These were also posted at the school gates. Congratulations!

Congratulations to the following children and to the proud parents! Posting here the results of the UP Integrated School Kindergarten Admission Test (KAT) posted on the UPIS bulletin board.  Kindly check the UPIS website (http://www.upis.upd.edu.ph), Facebook page (University of the Philippines Integrated School), or go directly to the admin office for the official announcement and other details. Congratulations! Edit:  For the passers, kindly check the details on where to get your admission letter. Thank you!

Congratulations to the admitted students! According to the UPIS website, deadline for filing of intention to enroll is on May 8, 2015. Kindly check http://www.upis.upd.edu.ph/ for more details.

I am re-posting the UP Integrated School Admission/Entrance exam results for incoming Grade 7 and Kindergarten students for 2011 from the UPIS Official Website . KAT results was released last May 1 (Sunday) while the Grade 7 results was posted last April 16 (Saturday.) You may want to visit their website or call the admin office for official announcements. ***Disclaimer: I am in no way related to UPIS - just reposting *** Kindergarten Admission Test Result Grade 7 Result Posting the result on a Thankful Thursday!  There's a lot of things to be thankful for  - like passing an exam -  right? Like this post? Click to Subscribe to The (Mis)Adventures of Superboink by Email   Xoxo, 

With hands still trembling, I took this photo yesterday morning after finding out about the good news. This is the answer to my post yesterday . Yesterday was the slot lottery schedule for the UPIS KAT passers who tied for the remaining 20 slots out of the 40 slots given to "outsiders" (meaning sons/daughters of NON-UP Personnel). Out of the 100 slots opened each school year, 60 slots are given to children of UP faculty, personnel and staff.  Such limited number compared to the hundreds of kids (this year there were about 1600 kids) taking the test every year. There were 25 kids participating in the lottery and so even if they are all qualified, unfortunately there will be 5 who are not going to make it in the shortlist. It is with pride that I share, that my son W successfully passed and qualified the examination, battling it out over a thousand other kids vying to get a slot to the (single-entry point) UP's laboratory school. My mom and mom-in-law kidded me - that now...