🇸🇬 Official Singapore data · 2026
Find the right school in Singapore.
Profiles, programme features and comparisons for all 337 Singapore schools, built by Success Tutoring to help parents choose with confidence.
New · from MOE SchoolFinder
PSLE cut-off points 2025: every secondary school in one list →
Score ranges by Posting Group for all 139 secondary schools, sorted from most to least competitive, with affiliated ranges on each profile.
Primary Schools in Singapore
All MOE primary schools, listed alphabetically with their programme features.
Admiralty Primary School
Woodlands, North · Government primary · Primary 1–6
Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School
Yishun, North · Government primary · Primary 1–6
Ai Tong School
Bishan, South · Government-aided primary · Primary 1–6
Alexandra Primary School
Bukit Merah, South · Government primary · Primary 1–6
Anchor Green Primary School
Seng Kang, North · Government primary · Primary 1–6
Secondary Schools in Singapore
All MOE secondary schools and mixed-level schools, listed alphabetically.
Admiralty Secondary School
Woodlands, North · Government secondary · Secondary 1–5
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
Yishun, North · Government secondary · Secondary 1–5
Anderson Secondary School
Ang Mo Kio, North · Government secondary · Secondary 1–5
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Ang Mo Kio, South · Government secondary · Secondary 1–5
Anglican High School
Bedok, East · Government-aided secondary · Secondary 1–5
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About this directory
Singapore does not publish school-level results: PSLE, O-Level and A-Level outcomes by school are not released, and MOE discourages ranking. This section is therefore a complete directory of MOE schools with the programme features parents ask about most: Integrated Programme, Gifted Education Programme, Special Assistance Plan, autonomous status, mother-tongue languages, subjects and co-curricular activities. For secondary schools it also lists the PSLE score ranges (cut-off points) from the latest Secondary 1 posting exercise, taken from MOE SchoolFinder, which show how competitive entry to each school was.
Guides for parents in Singapore
Plain-English explainers on the school system and the data behind the rankings.
Understanding the system
PSLE, Secondary Posting and the Integrated Programme Explained
How Singapore's Primary School Leaving Examination is scored, how secondary school posting works under Full Subject-Based Banding, and what the Integrated Programme and Direct School Admission mean.
Understanding the system
SAP, GEP, Autonomous and Independent Schools: What Singapore School Labels Mean
A plain-English guide to the labels on Singapore school profiles: Special Assistance Plan, Gifted Education Programme, autonomous, independent, specialised independent and government-aided.
Choosing a school
Primary 1 Registration Explained: Phases, Distance Priority and Balloting
How Singapore's Primary 1 registration works phase by phase, how home-to-school distance and citizenship affect priority, and how to plan a realistic shortlist.
Understanding the data
PSLE Cut-Off Points Explained: How to Read Score Ranges and Use Them for S1 Posting
What a PSLE cut-off point is, how MOE publishes score ranges by Posting Group and affiliation, why 30* appears, how much the numbers move each year, and how to turn them into six sensible school choices.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Singapore schools ranked on this site?
Not by results. MOE does not publish PSLE, O-Level or A-Level results by school, so no credible results ranking can be built. We list every MOE school with the programme features that matter to families, and for secondary schools we show the PSLE cut-off points from the latest S1 posting exercise, which indicate how competitive entry was.
Where do the PSLE cut-off points come from?
From each school's profile on MOE SchoolFinder, which publishes the PSLE score range of students posted in each Posting Group in the most recent Secondary 1 posting exercise. The full list is on the PSLE cut-off points page.
What is the Integrated Programme?
The Integrated Programme (IP) lets students in selected secondary schools skip the O-Levels and proceed directly to the A-Levels or International Baccalaureate over six years.
What is a SAP school?
Special Assistance Plan schools offer a bilingual, bicultural Chinese-English education; students take Higher Chinese.