Questions
What is Singapore Chinese Girls’ School’s cut-off point?
In the 2025 S1 posting exercise (for Sec 1 in 2026), Singapore Chinese Girls’ School’s cut-off point was 7 for Integrated Programme, 8 for Posting Group 3 and 17 for Posting Group 3 students from its affiliated primary schools. The cut-off point is the PSLE Score of the last student posted there: the lower the score, the better.
What PSLE score do I need for Singapore Chinese Girls’ School?
In 2025, a score of 8 or better in Posting Group 3 got a place; the best score posted there was 6. This year’s cut-off point moves with this year’s cohort and choices, usually by a point or so, and at the cut-off itself tie-breakers decide: citizenship, then the order the school was chosen in, then a computerised ballot. Add up your child’s PSLE Score to see every school it reaches.
Which primary schools are affiliated with Singapore Chinese Girls’ School?
Singapore Chinese Girls’ Primary School. Their students get priority in S1 posting if they put Singapore Chinese Girls’ School as their first choice and meet its cut-off point for affiliated students (Posting Group 3: 17 in 2025). Up to 20% of places are kept for students without affiliation.
Does Singapore Chinese Girls’ School offer the Integrated Programme?
Yes: IP students go through to the A-levels or IB without taking the O-levels. Its IP cut-off point in 2025 was 7.
Where is Singapore Chinese Girls’ School?
At 190 Dunearn Road, Singapore 309437, in Novena. The nearest MRT station is Stevens MRT (DT10, TE11, 270 m), as the crow flies. The secondary schools nearest it are St. Joseph’s Institution (Secondary) (340 m), Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) (850 m) and St. Margaret’s School (Secondary) (2.0 km).
From MOE’s SchoolFinder, which put the 2025 ranges up on 12 January 2026.