🗓 Mark the key dates for 2024.
How to register? When it is your turn, go to MOE website, and the button will be enabled for you to proceed with the online registration.
NOTE: There are 3 big changes starting from 2022 P1 registration. This page is updated with the new framework in 2022. If you would like to know about the previous framework, refer to this.
Every school starts with a number of vacancy, with a minimum number of vacancy reserved for these 2 phases:
Let’s use an example.
Anderson Primary School has 210 vacancy in 2022.
After accounting for the reserved places, Phase 1 will have:
210 - 20 - 40 = 150
This vacancy of 150 will be available to Phase 1. Refer to the school balloting history, and you will find that 91 places were taken up in Phase 1. Thereafter the remaining vacancy will be:
150 - 91 = 59
This remaining vacancy of 59 will be available to Phase 2A. With 36 places taken up in Phase 2A, the remaining vacancy will be:
59 - 36 = 23
This remaining vacancy of 23 will split between the next 2 phases:
1/3 x 23 = 8
(2B)
23 - 8 = 15
(2C)
Adding to the vacancy reserved in the beginning, Phase 2B will have:
20 + 8 = 28
In 2022, Phase 2B took up 21 places, so 28 - 21 = 7
. This remaining 7 vacancy will overflow to 2C. Therefore Phase 2C will have:
40 + 15 + 7 = 62
However, the actual vacancy in 2C is different (64), because 2 person gave up their places.
If 2C has any remaining vacancy, all of it will go to 2C(S). For Anderson, there is no leftover vacancy, so Phase 2C(S) has 0 vacancy.
That’s how vacancies are allocated.
Refer to this page for the details.