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Boys' Schools in East (2026)

Single-sex boys' schools. Ordered by the measure shown, with the Programme features for context; 3 schools shown.

  1. 1
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    St. Patrick's SchoolBedok ยท Government-aided SecondaryFeatures: PSLE cut-off published
  2. 2
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    St. Stephen's SchoolBedok ยท Government-aided PrimaryFeatures: โ€“
  3. 3
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    Victoria SchoolBedok ยท Government SecondaryFeatures: Autonomous, Integrated Programme, PSLE cut-off published

3 boys' schools in East, listed alphabetically: 2 government-aided, 1 government. No academic ranking is published for Singapore.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best boys school in East?

St. Patrick's School in Bedok ranks first among boys' schools in East with Features PSLE cut-off published.

How are boys' schools in East ranked?

Single-sex boys' schools. Figures are the most recent published by the national authority and matched to the school directory.

Are these 2026 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official Singapore data (data.gov.sg โ€“ General information of schools (MOE); MOE SchoolFinder โ€“ PSLE score ranges (S1 posting)). No academic ranking is possible or offered for Singapore schools; lists are alphabetical or, for secondary schools, ordered by PSLE cut-off point, which measures entry competitiveness rather than teaching quality.