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Top secondary schools in Singapore 2018 based on PSLE COP 2017!

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Top secondary schools in Singapore 2018 based on PSLE COP 2017!

Parents, here are the top secondary schools in Singapore 2018, based on their PSLE cut-off points (COP) for 2017. Check it out!

The PSLE is an important juncture in a child’s life. The PSLE score is instrumental in deciding which secondary school he/she can opt for.

Secondary education in Singapore is based on four different tracks or streams: “Integrated Programme”, “Express”, “Normal (Academic)”, or “Normal (Technical)”.

The Integrated Programme (IP) provides an integrated secondary and JC (Junior College) education, where secondary school pupils can proceed to JC without taking the GCE “O” Level Examinations. The IP leads to the “A” Level examinations or other Diplomas.

Express course is a four-year programme leading to the GCE “O” Level examination.

Normal course is a four-year programme leading to the GCE “N” Level examination. Students in the Normal course follow either the Normal (Academic), N(A), or Normal (Technical), N(T), curriculum. In Normal (Technical), students take subjects of a more technical nature, such as Design and Technology.

A fifth year leading to the GCE “O” Level examination is available to N(A) students who perform well in their GCE “N” Levels.

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Choosing the right secondary school is important, because that’s where our children will be spending those crucial teenage years. Time spent in secondary school is thus going to play a huge part in shaping their personality and character, and in influencing their life choices.

Here then, are the top secondary schools in Singapore 2018, based on their PSLE cut-off points (COP) for 2017: 
Name of school COP 2017 Highest Score
Nanyang Girls’ High School IP SAP (girls) 264 285
Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary) IP (girls) 260 279
Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) IB (girls) 260 279
Hwa Chong Institution IP SAP (boys) 258 280
Raffles Institution IP (boys) 257 279
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School IP SAP (girls) 256 284
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) IB (co-ed) 256 273
National Junior College IP (co-ed) 256 281
Dunman High School IP SAP (co-ed) 255 274
Cedar Girls’ Secondary School IP (girls) 254 271
Catholic High School IP SAP (boys) 253 268
St. Joseph’s Institution IB (boys) 253 266
Singapore Chinese Girls’ School IP (girls) 252 269
Victoria School IP (boys) 252 271
River Valley High School IP SAP (co-ed) 250 270
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) (girls) (2016 data) 250 255
Temasek Junior College IP (co-ed) 249 265
Anderson Secondary School (co-ed) 245 273
Bukit Panjang Govt. High School (co-ed) 244 258
Nan Chiau High School SAP (co-ed) 243 266
Nan Hua High School SAP (co-ed) 243 265
CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) (girls) 243 251
Chung Cheng High School (Main) SAP (co-ed) 242 263
Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) (co-ed) 241 261
Crescent Girls’ School (girls) 241 260
St. Margaret’s Secondary School (girls) 241 250
Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) (boys) 240 252
Swiss Cottage Secondary School (co-ed) 239 255
Anglican High School SAP (co-ed) 238 272
Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (co-ed) 238 269
Ngee Ann Secondary School (co-ed) 237 257
Commonwealth Secondary School (co-ed) 237 252
Maris Stella High School SAP (boys) 235 249
Yishun Town Secondary School (co-ed) 235 261
CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent (girls) 235 241
Zhonghua Secondary School (co-ed) 234 257
St. Andrew’s Secondary School (boys) 234 245
Xinmin Secondary School (co-ed) 233 253
Presbyterian High School (co-ed) 232 256
Fuhua Secondary School (co-ed) 232 254
CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent (girls) 232 254
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School (co-ed) 232 248
Temasek Secondary School (co-ed) 231 262
Tanjong Katong Girls’ School (girls) 231 253
Tanjong Katong Secondary School (co-ed) 231 248
Clementi Town Secondary School (co-ed) 231 242
Riverside Secondary School (co-ed) 230 248
Dunman Secondary School (co-ed) 229 242
Kranji Secondary School (co-ed) 229 242
Holy Innocents’ High School (co-ed) 228 241
Edgefield Secondary School (co-ed) 226 256
CHIJ Katong Convent (girls) 225 235
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School (co-ed) 224 252
Evergreen Secondary School (co-ed) 224 250
Bowen Secondary School (co-ed) 224 244
Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) (co-ed) 224 236
Jurong Secondary School (co-ed) 224 253
Bukit Batok Secondary School (co-ed) 223 253
Gan Eng Seng School (co-ed) 223 249
St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School (girls) 223 240
St. Gabriel’s Secondary School (boys) 222 244
Hua Yi Secondary School (co-ed) 221 245
St. Hilda’s Secondary School (co-ed) 221 233
West Spring Secondary School (co-ed) 220 244
Hai Sing Catholic School (co-ed) 220 243
Mayflower Secondary School (co-ed) 219 254
Pei Hwa Secondary School (co-ed) 219 244
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School (co-ed) 218 240
Pasir Ris Secondary School (co-ed) 216 232
Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School (co-ed) 215 234
Deyi Secondary School (co-ed) 215 230
Queensway Secondary School (co-ed) 214 245
Unity Secondary School (co-ed) 212 242
Bedok View Secondary School (co-ed) 212 235
Woodlands Ring Secondary School (co-ed) 211 245
Beatty Secondary School (co-ed) 211 240
Chua Chu Kang Secondary School (co-ed) 211 238
Compassvale Secondary School (co-ed) 210 240
Peirce Secondary School (co-ed) 208 246
Meridian Secondary School (co-ed) 208 240
North Vista Secondary School (co-ed) 208 239
Orchid Park Secondary School (co-ed) 208 238
Yuan Ching Secondary School (co-ed) 208 231
Bedok South Secondary School (co-ed) 207 230
Kent Ridge Secondary School (co-ed) 206 237
Zhenghua Secondary School (co-ed) 206 235
Bukit View Secondary School (co-ed) 205 247
Hillgrove Secondary School (co-ed) 205 234
Woodgrove Secondary School (co-ed) 204 237
Montfort Secondary School (boys) 204 229
Greendale Secondary School (co-ed) 203 227
Tampines Secondary School (co-ed) 203 225
Christ Church Secondary School (co-ed) 201 238
Yishun Secondary School (co-ed) 200 243
Jurong West Secondary School (co-ed) 199 247
Seng Kang Secondary School (co-ed) 199 229
Westwood Secondary School (co-ed) 198 238
Admiralty Secondary School (co-ed) 197 235
Juying Secondary School (co-ed) 195 253
Naval Base Secondary School (co-ed) 195 239
Jurongville Secondary School (co-ed) 195 231
Punggol Secondary School (co-ed) 194 231
Hougang Secondary School (co-ed) 194 228
Regent Secondary School (co-ed) 190 233
Springfield Secondary School (co-ed) 189 264
Ping Yi Secondary School (co-ed) 189 264
Bukit Merah Secondary School (co-ed) 189 256
Dunearn Secondary School (co-ed) 189 234
Changkat Changi Secondary School (co-ed) 189 230
New Town Secondary School (co-ed) 189 225
Loyang View Secondary School (co-ed) 188 264
Bartley Secondary School (co-ed) 188 260
Serangoon Secondary School (co-ed) 188 255
Tanglin Secondary School (co-ed) 188 254
Bendemeer Secondary School (co-ed) 188 251
Peicai Secondary School (co-ed) 188 249
Queenstown Secondary School (co-ed) 188 247
Damai Secondary School (co-ed) 188 246
Yusof Ishak Secondary School (co-ed) 188 245
Yuhua Secondary School (co-ed) 188 244
Serangoon Garden Secondary School (co-ed) 188 241
Fuchun Secondary School (co-ed) 188 241
Whitley Secondary School (co-ed) 188 241
Woodlands Secondary School (co-ed) 188 240
Bedok Green Secondary School (co-ed) 188 239
Broadrick Secondary School (co-ed) 188 239
Fajar Secondary School (co-ed) 188 239
Teck Whye Secondary School (co-ed) 188 238
Junyuan Secondary School (co-ed) 188 238
Outram Secondary School (co-ed) 188 237
Northland Secondary School (co-ed) 188 237
Boon Lay Secondary School (co-ed) 188 233
Yuying Secondary School (co-ed) 188 233
Guangyang Secondary School (co-ed) 188 232
Northbrooks Secondary School (co-ed) 188 230
Yio Chu Kang Secondary School (co-ed) 188 230
Greenridge Secondary School (co-ed) 188 229
Manjusri Secondary School (co-ed) 188 228
Assumption English School (co-ed) 188 227
East Spring Secondary School (co-ed) 188 227
Marsiling Secondary School (co-ed) 188 226
Canberra Secondary School (co-ed) 188 225
Sembawang Secondary School (co-ed) 188 221

 

Source: MOE School Information Service

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