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Ngee Ann Secondary School 2026 Cut-Off (AL 6-12) — Review & Guide

Ngee Ann Secondary School review and admission guide. Autonomous. 2026 COP: AL 6-12. P1 ballot data, CCAs, DSA programmes, NSG and SYF results, and nearby housing prices on School Matters SG.

About Ngee Ann Secondary School

Ngee Ann Secondary School is a co-ed secondary school in Singapore, in the East zone.

It is an autonomous school.

PSLE cut-off points (lower is more competitive) — 2026: AL 6–12; AL 12–16 for affiliated applicants. 2025: AL 5–11; AL 12–16 for affiliated applicants. 2024: AL 5–12; AL 12–16 for affiliated applicants.

It offers 18 CCAs and 6 DSA programmes.

School overview

Ngee Ann Kongsi proposed the school in 1991. It began operating in 1994 with about 600 students in 15 Secondary 1 classes, temporarily at Springfield Secondary, before moving to its own premises that June. Its official opening followed on 3 August 1996. The school links its founding to the closure of Tuan Mong High and the Kongsi’s continuing education work. Its technology emphasis also has a history: it became the East Zone ICT Centre of Excellence in 2007. The heritage record gives conflicting autonomous-status years, so no precise year is assigned here.

YouNG Academy @ NAS, or YANAS, coordinates Skills Discovery Electives and Applied Learning Modules. Secondary 1–3 students choose electives consisting of five weekly sessions, across areas such as aesthetics, business and finance, languages, digital skills, STEM and sport. ApLM@Poly offers a taste of applied learning at a polytechnic to support later education choices. The published description gives a useful distinction between short exploratory electives and deeper pathways; it does not establish that every student attends every external module.

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Location and contact

  • 1 Tampines Street 32, Singapore 529283
  • Nearest MRT: Tampines, Simei, Tampines East
  • Telephone: 67844583

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