Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) 2026 Cut-Off (AL 11-14) — Review & Guide

Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) review and admission guide. 2026 COP: AL 11-14. P1 ballot data, CCAs, DSA programmes, NSG and SYF results, and nearby housing prices on School Matters SG.

About Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)

Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) is a co-ed secondary school in Singapore, in the East zone.

PSLE cut-off points (lower is more competitive) — 2026: AL 11–14; AL 11–21 for affiliated applicants. 2025: AL 10–13; AL 13–21 for affiliated applicants. 2024: AL 11–14; AL 13–21 for affiliated applicants.

It offers 19 CCAs and 4 DSA programmes.

School overview

Geylang Methodist's origins lie in a class of 27 girls within Geylang Chinese Methodist Church in 1924. Secondary classes began in 1950. In 1984 the institution split into separate primary and secondary schools and became co-educational; the secondary school became single-session in 1999. The schools marked their centenary in 2024 with The Living Gallery heritage museum. The shared heritage should not blur their different programmes: the secondary school's sustainability ALP is distinct from the primary school's English communication programme.

The Tier 1 ALP is integrated into science for all lower-secondary pupils, with one hour a week over ten weeks. Secondary 1 investigates the urban heat-island effect, while Secondary 2 explores urban agriculture through experiments, fieldwork and a mini-project. Tier 2 is for interested Secondary 3 pupils seeking further STEM work. This is a useful distinction between scheduled general exposure and additional opportunities. Parents can ask what the project demands, how work is assessed and how pupils with different science subject levels are supported.

Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) 2026 Cut-Off (AL 11-14) — Review & Guide

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