Crescent Girls' School 2026 Cut-Off (AL 7-13) — Review & Guide

About Crescent Girls' School

Crescent Girls' School is a girls' secondary school in Singapore, in the South zone.

It is an autonomous school.

PSLE cut-off points (lower is more competitive) — 2026: AL 7–13. 2025: AL 7–10. 2024: AL 7–11.

It offers 19 CCAs and 12 DSA programmes.

School overview

Crescent’s history begins with the co-educational Alexandra Estate Secondary School in 1955. The boys moved to Pasir Panjang Secondary in 1956, when it became Crescent Girls’ School. After rebuilding, pupils returned to the site in 1994. It became autonomous in 1996 and joined the FutureSchools initiative in 2007. That background helps explain its continuing use of digital learning, without making an early technology designation proof of today’s classroom experience.

The Integrated Curriculum has a three-year sequence. Secondary 1 combines Science and Geography around water scarcity, including water-quality fieldwork and separation techniques. Secondary 2 examines power through Art, English and History, with work on symbols, post-war Singapore and a recreated 1959 election artefact. Secondary 3 studies governance through English, Maths and Social Studies, using issues such as transport, ageing and healthcare for group recommendations. These are described learning tasks, rather than evidence that every proposal is adopted outside school.

Overview sources

• Crescent Girls' School
• Integrated Curriculum

Location and contact

• 357 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247961
• Nearest MRT: Redhill
• Telephone: 64758711

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