School MattersAnglo-Chinese Junior College Review — JC in Singapore (2026)
Anglo-Chinese Junior College review and admission guide. P1 ballot data, CCAs, DSA programmes, NSG and SYF results, and nearby housing prices on School Matters SG.
About Anglo-Chinese Junior College
Anglo-Chinese Junior College is a co-ed junior college in Singapore, in the West zone.
It offers 30 CCAs and 28 DSA programmes.
School overview
ACJC began operating at Dover Close East on 3 January 1977 with 968 students, according to MOE’s Heritage Centre. Its roots lie in the wider ACS family founded by Methodist missionary William Fitzjames Oldham in 1886, but the junior college has its own later history. The heritage account records a sports complex completed in 1995, upgraded academic facilities in 2002 and a performing arts centre opened in 2008. These explain part of the college’s emphasis on activities alongside A Levels.
The college offers a two-year A-level programme with H1, H2 and H3 subjects. Its academic page describes introductory lectures and subject counselling to help students choose with university entry requirements in view; H3 selection takes place at the end of JC1. The subject directory includes English Language and Linguistics, Theatre Studies, Music and Computing alongside the more familiar sciences and humanities. A directory is only the starting point: the permitted combination, prerequisites and timetable need to match the student’s intended course.
Overview sources
Location and contact
- 25 Dover Close East, Singapore 139745
- Nearest MRT: Buona Vista
- Telephone: 67750511