Victoria School 2026 Cut-Off (AL 6-9) — Review & Guide

Victoria School review and admission guide. IP, Autonomous. 2026 COP: AL 6-9. P1 ballot data, CCAs, DSA programmes, NSG and SYF results, and nearby housing prices on School Matters SG.

About Victoria School

Victoria School is a boys' secondary school in Singapore, in the East zone.

It is an Integrated Programme (IP) school and an autonomous school.

PSLE cut-off points (lower is more competitive) — 2026: AL 6–9; AL 5–8 (Integrated Programme). 2025: AL 6–9; AL 5–7 (Integrated Programme). 2024: AL 6–9; AL 4–8 (Integrated Programme).

It offers 27 CCAs and 32 DSA programmes.

School overview

Victoria School began in 1876 as an English class for twelve boys in Kampong Glam Malay School. It became Victoria Bridge School after moving near the bridge in 1900, and adopted Victoria School at Tyrwhitt Road in 1933. It received autonomous status in 1993 and moved to Siglap Link in 2003. Its house system dates from 1929; the Victoria Challenge began in 1987. These long-running traditions explain part of the school’s identity, without proving that every present pupil has the same experience.

The website presents a national-examination route, still labelled the O-Level Programme, alongside the Victoria-Cedar Alliance IP. Its published subject list spans sciences, humanities, languages and options such as Art, Music and Physical Education; families should verify the next intake’s qualification labels, availability and prerequisites. IP pupils spend four years at their secondary school before two years at VJC. The IP framework includes research, electives and the Helmsman leadership programme, progressing from personal and team leadership to organisational leadership. It expects students to take ownership of learning; it is not simply an exam-free version of the other route.

Victoria School 2026 Cut-Off (AL 6-9) — Review & Guide

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