139 schools listed. Enter the grades to see which are within reach.
Enter the four PSLE grades, see every school within reach, then line up the six schools you'll submit, in the order you want them.
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Every January, MOE's Secondary 1 posting sets each school's cut-off point: the PSLE score of its last-admitted pupil. This page holds those points for 139 secondary schools — Integrated Programme, Posting Group 3, 2 and 1, plus the separate affiliated cut-offs. A score sits within reach when it is equal to or lower than the school's point, and the posting itself still depends on your child's cohort, the order of your six choices and the places left when their turn comes.
| PSLE score | Schools within reach |
|---|---|
| AL 4 to 6 | Every school, including the Integrated Programme |
| AL 8 | Most IP schools and every Posting Group 3 school |
| AL 10 | A small number of IP schools, all of PG3 |
| AL 12 | Popular PG3 schools across all five regions |
| AL 16 | Around 118 schools, PG3 and PG2 |
| AL 20 | Most PG3 schools remain open |
| AL 24 | Posting Group 2 across the island |
| AL 28 | Posting Group 1 and 2 schools |
Every score from AL 4 to 32 · All 139 schools A to Z · Target score planner
No. It is a record of what happened last year — the score of the last pupil posted in. A school with a cut-off of 12 may take a 13 one year and stop at 11 the next, depending on how many pupils put it down and how they ranked it.
Six, in order of preference. Order matters more than most parents expect: the posting runs down your list in sequence, so a realistic school placed sixth can still be missed if the five above it fill up.
Affiliated pupils are considered against a separate cut-off, usually several points more lenient, and that place is held for them before the general intake. Tick the affiliated box above and those schools appear in the list with the affiliated point shown.
Tie-breaks run in order: citizenship, then choice order, then computerised balloting. A few schools also use Higher Chinese as a tie-break, marked in the list.
Within a few days of the PSLE results release, and it closes quickly — usually under a week. That short window is the reason to have your six schools settled before results day.