Find Singapore Primary Schools within 1 and 2 km

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Parents or home buyers can now check if their home is within 1 or 2 kilometers of their choice Singapore primary school. The 1km circumference is in blue while the 2km circumference is in red. Only the 20 nearest primary schools are displayed. The information is provided AS-IS and we are not responsible for any inaccuracies.

As our map does not reflect the change in Home-School Distance (HSD) calculation starting from the 2022 Primary 1 Registration Exercise, you should also check with the MOE Show Nearby Schools webpage to see which schools are within 1km, 2km of your home.

Some schools are holding at temporary locations while their buildings are undergoing the Programme for Rebuilding and Improving Existing Schools (PRIME). The school's permanent location will be used to determine the distance for the Primary One (P1) Registration Exercise.

Parents can register their child at any Singapore primary school of their choice. If your chosen primary school has more registrants than vacancies, priority admission will be given based on your child's citizenship and the home-school distance category (which is in turn based on the address used for registration).

Priority admission is given in this order. Vacancies are filled based on priority until registrants exceed vacancies, then balloting will be conducted.
1. Singapore Citizens (SC) living within 1km of the school.
2. SCs living between 1km and 2km of the school.
3. SCs living outside 2km of the school.
4. Permanent Residents (PR) living within 1km of the school.
5. PRs living between 1km and 2km of the school.
6. PRs living outside 2km of the school.

The address used in the P1 Registration Exercise should be the parents' official residential address as reflected on their NRICs. This address will be used to determine the home-school distance category, where required for consideration of priority in admissions.

On each school page, a map of the school with its 1 and 2km radii is shown. In addition, the 2023 to 2009 Primary One Registration exercise results are given.

More Registration Resources

Primary 1 Registration / Ballot History

Data is from 2023 to 2019. List schools that ballot, with vacancy or all schools for the different phases. There is a further link to archived 2018 to 2009 data that has only basic balloting details. Get Primary 1 Registration / Ballot History

2023 Primary 1 Registration Results

2023 data sort by school name, vacancies, % to check popularity. Get 2023 Primary 1 Registration Results

Explanation of Registration Phases

Primary 1 registration is conducted in several phases. Check for your child's eligible P1 registration phases. Get Explanation of Registration Phases

Language and Maths Resources

Busy parents and grandparents who want to personally help their child/grandchild build a strong foundation in English, Chinese and Mathematics from Primary 1 will need the following resources to update their subject knowledge to meet the latest MOE syllabus. Without a strong foundation, learning these subjects will be a struggle from Primary 3 with the examinations.

Grandparents have more time to spend with their grandchildren than parents do, which means that they can provide one-on-one attention. According to the findings of Bloom’s 2 Sigma Problem, an average student becomes an A student with one-on-one tutoring, which most grandparents can do if equipped with the right resources.

Weekly English Spelling

Spelling well strengthens reading, vocabulary growth and comprehension, which are critical to learning Maths and Science. Using phonics is an easy and effective way to spell words. Our Encodable Speller

1. Break the weekly spelling words into phonemes and sound them out
2. Show the letter or letters (graphemes) that correspond to the phonemes

Revise English Spelling with Phonics

Primary 1 Mathematics

Visualisation makes difficult Maths concepts easy to understand. Together with the online practice exercises and assessments, you can help your child build a strong foundation in Maths. Visualise Primary 1 Mathematics, Practice & Assessment

Weekly Chinese Spelling

识写字 听写 - with Stroke (笔画), Stroke Order (笔顺) and Radicals (偏旁部首) guide. Practice with feedback, arranged from P1 to P6, by lessons based on the MOE Chinese Syllabus. Revise 识写字 听写

识读字 Hanyu Pinyin - with 声母 initials, 韵母 finals hints and hear all 4 tones. Practice with feedback, arranged from P1 to P6, by lessons based on the MOE Chinese Syllabus. Revise 识读字 Hanyu Pinyin

Sentence mining is saving and reviewing sentences to learn Chinese vocabulary. This is in contrast to the traditional approach of memorizing words individually. Our Chinese Reader has 52,000 sentences that used words ONLY in the Primary School Chinese 识读字 list. Sentences are arranged from P1 to P6, by lessons based on the MOE Chinese Syllabus. Get Chinese Reader

Changes in past registrations

For the 2022 P1 Registration Exercise, the registration will be fully online. Phase 2A1 and Phase 2A2 will be combined into a single Phase 2A. At the end of Phase 2A, 1/3 of remaining vacancies will be allocated to Phase 2B, and 2/3 to Phase 2C. Phase 2B will continue to have 20 reserved places. The number of places reserved in Phase 2C will double from 20 to 40.

For the 2021 P1 Registration Exercise, there will not be any in-person registration at schools and registration will be fully online. It will not be affected by the ongoing review of the P1 Registration Framework mentioned at Ministry of Education's (MOE) Committee of Supply Debate in March 2021.

The 2020 registration exercise was done online. Parents should ensure that their SingPass account is valid and the 2-Step Verification done before the Primary 1 registration exercise starts. From this year MOE will be introducing a cap on the intake of children of permanent residents.

From the 2018 Primary One Registration Exercise, children attending MOE kindergartens situated within primary school compounds will be eligible to register under Phase 2A2 of those schools.

From the 2015 Primary One Registration Exercise, a child who gains priority admission into a school through his/her distance category is required to reside at the address used for registration for at least 30 months from the commencement of the P1 registration exercise.

Starting from the 2014 Primary One Registration Exercise, the Ministry of Education (MOE) will reserve 40 places in every primary school for registrants in Phase 2B and 2C (20 places for each phase) to ensure continued open access to all primary schools.

From 2012 onwards, the Ministry of Education (MOE) will implement measures to further differentiate between Singapore Citizens (SCs) and Permanent Residents (PRs) at the Primary One (P1) Registration Exercise. When balloting is necessary in a specific phase, SCs will be given absolute priority over PRs. SCs and PRs will continue to be eligible for the same phases, and all applicants will be admitted if the total number of applicants in any phase does not exceed the number of vacancies. However, if the number of applications exceeds the number of vacancies in a specific phase, SCs will be admitted first ahead of PRs, before home-school distance is considered.