SG Schooling Has a Fresh New Look
SG Schooling started as a plain black-and-white site. One job: put the important data in front of you, in a simple list.
That list did its job for years. But we’ve grown a lot since, primary first, then secondary, then junior colleges, and a single static list couldn’t carry all of it anymore.
So we rebuilt the whole thing. Same data, much clearer.
A homepage that follows the cycle
The biggest change is the homepage. It now leads with whatever actually matters right now.
During the P1 registration months it shows the live P1 hero: the current phase, the dates, and vacancy numbers as they move. When the secondary and JC cut-off points are released, it surfaces those instead.
You land on the page and the thing you came for is already sitting there.
And at the bottom, it’s always the same 3 clear paths: Primary, Secondary, and Junior College. Whatever the season, those are one tap away.
Search and filter, finally on the web
We first built proper search and filter into the iPhone app. Finding a school there was easy. Meanwhile the website stayed what it had always been: a long, static list you scrolled and squinted at.
That’s done. The web explorer is genuinely powerful now: search any school or area, filter by year, sort the list, all with no page reload. Try it on the 2026 P1 cycle.
Type 3 letters and you’re at your school. No more scrolling down to “T” by hand.
Plenty more we won’t list here
School pages, the secondary and JC cut-off explorers, the blog, the guides: all rebuilt on the same clean design. Charts, ballot history, affiliations, it’s all in there and all easier to read.
We could write a paragraph on each. We’d rather you just click around and find them. It reads properly on a phone too, which is where most of you actually are.
Same data, just clearer
Nothing’s gone. Every number, every year of ballot history, every school is still here, just easier to find and nicer to look at.
If something looks off, or a link misbehaves, tell us. We’d rather hear it from you than not.
Email us at [email protected] or on our Facebook page
Where we started: the original SG Schooling, black and white, data in a simple list. For old times’ sake.
