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St. Andrew’s Secondary Cut Off Point 2025 and Ranking

Posted on September 13, 2025September 13, 2025 by Editor

St. Andrew’s Secondary is a prestigious all-boys institution in the Toa Payoh area, known for its strong Anglican tradition and commitment to holistic education. If you’re considering St. Andrew’s for your son, understanding the PSLE Aggregate (AL) score ranges is crucial for admission.

Key Highlights
✅ 2023-2025 PSLE AL Range Trends for Affiliated and Non-Affiliated Students
✅ 2025 Relative Ranking (#20) and Nearby School Alternatives
✅ Strategic Application Tips for 2025 Intake


1. PSLE AL Cut-Off Point History (2023-2025)

The following data shows the historical PSLE score ranges for admission into the Express stream at St. Andrew’s Secondary. The school does not offer an Integrated Programme (IP).

Non-Affiliated Students

YearPG3PG2PG1
20239 – 1021 – 2225 – 26
20248 – 1021 – 2125 – 26
20259 – 921 – 2125 – 27

Affiliated Students

YearPG3PG2PG1
20238 – 2221 – 2525 – 29
20248 – 2222 – 2525 – 28
20258 – 2221 – 2526 – 29

Key Observations:

  • No IP Programme: The school offers the standard Express academic track across three posting groups.
  • Significant Affiliation Advantage: Affiliated students enjoy a substantial benefit across all streams. In 2025, they can enter PG3 with scores from 8-22, while non-affiliated students need a highly competitive score of 9.
  • Highly Competitive for Non-Affiliated: The PG3 cut-off for non-affiliated students has tightened significantly to a single score point of 9 in 2025.
  • Stable PG Requirements for Affiliated: The cut-off ranges for affiliated students have remained consistent across all three years.

2. St. Andrew’s Secondary Ranking & Position in 2025

St. Andrew’s Secondary holds a strong position among Singapore’s secondary schools, ranked #20 nationally based on its PSLE cut-off points.

Schools of Similar Ranking (Within 5 Places)

RankingSchool NameTypeKey Admission Score
#15Anglo-Chinese (Barker Road)All-BoysPG3: 9
#16Cedar Girls’All-GirlsIP: 7
#17CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)All-GirlsPG3: 9
#18Chung Cheng High (Main)Co-edPG3: 9P
#19Kuo Chuan PresbyterianCo-edPG3: 9
→ #20St. Andrew’s SecondaryAll-BoysPG3: 9
#21Victoria SchoolCo-edIP: 7
#22Anderson SecondaryCo-edPG3: 10
#23Crescent Girls’All-GirlsPG3: 10
#24Fairfield MethodistAll-GirlsPG3: 10
#25Nan Chiau HighCo-edPG3: 10

Nearby Schools Within 10 km (Toa Payoh Area)

RankingSchool NameTownTypeKey Admission Score
#1Raffles Girls’ (Secondary)Toa PayohAll-GirlsIP: 5
#9Catholic HighBishanAll-BoysIP: 7M
#15Anglo-Chinese (Barker Road)NovenaAll-BoysPG3: 9
#17CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)Toa PayohAll-GirlsPG3: 9
#32Maris Stella HighToa PayohAll-BoysPG3: 11
#45CHIJ Katong ConventKatongAll-GirlsPG3: 13
#64Bowen SecondaryToa PayohCo-edPG3: 15
#69Deyi SecondaryAng Mo KioCo-edPG3: 16
#75Beatty SecondaryToa PayohCo-edPG3: 17
#135Whitley SecondaryToa PayohCo-edPG3: 22

⚠️ Disclaimer
There is no official school ranking released by MOE. The “ranking” shown here is based on the relative cut-off points (COPs) of schools for school admission. It should be used only as a reference for comparison.


3. Strategic Admission Tips for 2025 Intake

  1. Affiliation Advantage: Students from affiliated primary schools have a tremendous advantage, particularly for the PG3 stream (AL 8-22 in 2025).
  2. Non-Affiliated Applicants: Must achieve an excellent score of AL 9 for PG3 admission, making it highly competitive.
  3. School Choice Order: Always list St. Andrew’s as a top choice if your score is within the historical range for your category.
  4. All-Boys Environment: Consider the benefits of an all-boys educational environment for your son’s learning style.
  5. Consider Alternatives: Explore nearby options like Catholic High (#9) or Anglo-Chinese (Barker Road) (#15) for similar all-boys environments.

Conclusion

St. Andrew’s Secondary (#20) offers quality education with multiple entry pathways. The 2025 cut-offs show an extremely significant advantage for affiliated students across all streams, particularly in PG3 where they can enter with scores up to 22, while non-affiliated students need a highly competitive score of 9.

Considering St. Andrew’s? Focus on achieving the required PSLE score, consider leveraging affiliation benefits where applicable, and explore nearby alternatives to make an informed choice.

(Disclaimer: Cut-off points are estimates based on past trends. Always verify with MOE or the school.)

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