2013 Secondary One Posting Results

Name	Secondary School Posted To
Chen ZiJing	CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’
Chua Xue Li	Anderson Secondary
Alena Dang	Anderson Secondary
Devan Pooja	Raffles Girls’
Goh Yi Ning	CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’
Jancy Chee	Singapore Chinese Girls’
Jane Gan	Chung Cheng High (Main)
Jessy Lene Amolar	Anderson Secondary
Amanda Lee	Cedar Girls’
Leong Kit Yee	Anderson Secondary
Low Jia Yi	Raffles Girls’
Heather Low	Raffles Girls’
Ngin Yun Jia	Anglican High
Nisha Thanabal	Methodist Girls’
Tan Lay Lin	Raffles Girls’
Zendrea Tan	Raffles Girls’
Larissa Tan	Cedar Girls’
Baek In Jae	Catholic High
Nigel Chia	Catholic High
Ernest Chow	St. Joseph’s Institution
Elsen Chua	St. Joseph’s Institution
Clarence Teo	Maris Stella High
EN Mithran	St. Andrew’s Secondary
Enoch Kwok	Hwa Chong Institution (DSA)
Gavin Goh	Maris Stella High
Kuan Yew Chong	School of Science & Technology (DSA)
Lee Yu Hong	Hwa Chong Institution
Joseph Leong	Ang Mo Kio Secondary
Ng Jun Heng	Chung Cheng High (Yishun)
Siew Shui Hon	Anderson Secondary
Soh Wen Wei	Raffles Institution
Ian Soh	Nan Chiau High
Tan Jun Rong	Chung Cheng High (Yishun)
Sean Tan	Maris Stella High
Xavier Tan	Victoria School
Tay Jin Heng	Hwa Chong Institution
Jovan Tay	Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
Clement Yap	School of Science & Technology (DSA)
Bryan Yee	Mayflower Secondary

All the best, kiddos, in your new schools! *\o/*

Continue to work hard and strive for the stars. (^_^)

6.2 20-Thirteen Graduation Farewell Party (Photos)

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6.2 20-Thirteen Graduation Farewell Party (Update #1)

Meeting Place: Anderson Primary School
Meeting Date: 3 Dec 2013, Tue
Meeting Time: 8.48am

Attire: Beach wear only (Helmet optional, flip-flops recommended, leaf not provided)

Things to Bring:
1) Moments-freezing device (Highly recommended, though free photo-taking is provided)
2) Handphone & camera chargers (Never go on a trip without them)
3) An extra set of clothings (Two sets recommended for those staying over)
4) Toiletries such as towels, shower foam, toothbrush/paste etc. (U may arrange to share some items with your friends)
5) Sleeping bag from your P5 camp (Camping in an air-conditioned environment this time)
6) Frisbee, watergun/bomb, basketball, soccerball, PSP etc, as u deem fit
7) $6 for bicycle rental (An hour)
8) Rollerblades (No rental of rollerblades @ Aloha Loyang)
9) Tidbits (To prevent developing horizontally, please SHARE them with your friends)
10) 50-cent coins (Bring more if u want to play in the arcade)
11) Swimwears (Undies not recommended, black shorts maybe can)
12) Energy and enthusiasm (Please pack plenty of them with u)

For a fuss-free and more enjoyable staycation, please avoid bringing too many valuables.

House Rules:
1) Safety first (Anytime, anywhere, no further explanation required)
2) Keep the chalet clean at all times
3) Good conduct & mannerism in all situations

Special thanks to Alena's mama for her generous sponsorship. (",)

We'll together make this day a very very memorable experience of the year! =)

Partying is strictly by invitation only. (",)

UPDATES (as @ 2 Dec 2013, Mon, 11.00pm)

Confirmed attendees:

"I wanna party!" =)
Xue Li, Amanda & Yun Jia

"I wanna party & dance!" =]
Alena, Zendrea & Nigel

"I wanna party & camp!" (",)
Pooja, Yi Ning, Jessy, Lay Lin, In Jae, Jun Heng, Jin Heng & Jovan

"I wanna party, dance & camp!" (".)
Jancy, Kit Yee, Heather, Nisha, Larissa, Ernest, Clarence, Mithran, Enoch, Gavin, Yew Chong, Yu Hong, Joseph, Jun Rong, Xavier & Clement



Possible attendees:

-


Absent with apologies:

"Somewhere over the rainbow..." =(
Zijing, Jia Yi, Elsen & Bryan

"I'm hibernating..." =[
Jane, Wen Wei, Shui Hon, Ian & Sean

6.2 2013 PSLE Results @ a Glance (Overall)

Here's a summary of our class performance in this year's PSLE...

English

No. of pupils scoring:
A* - 16
A - 23
Total: 39

Remarks:
6.2 '11 - 5 A*'s
6.2 '10 - 8 A*'s
6.7 '09 - 3 A*'s
6.7 '07 - 4 A*'s
We have met the target of 100% A* and A (quality passes) as set out by the school.


Mathematics

No. of pupils scoring:
A* - 29
A - 10
Total: 39

Remarks:
6.2 '11 - 32 A*'s
6.2 '10 - 22 A*'s
6.7 '09 - 9 A*'s
6.7 '07 - 8 A*'s
We have met the target of 100% A* and A (quality passes) as set out by the school.


Science

No. of pupils scoring:
A* - 22
A - 16
B - 1
Total: 39

Remarks:
6.2 '11 - 25 A*'s
6.2 '10 - 16 A*'s
6.7 '09 - 4 A*'s
6.7 '07 - 8 A*'s
We have achieved 97.4% quality passes, 2.6% short of the school's target.


Mother Tongue

No. of pupils scoring:
A* - 11
A - 26
B - 1
Total: 39

Remarks:
6.2 '11 - 16 A*'s
6.2 '10 - 7 A*'s


Average PSLE Aggregate: 250.5

6 pupils (15.4%) scored 260 &above.
23 pupils (59.0%) scored 250 & above.
35 pupils (89.7%) scored 240 & above.


Remarks:
6.2 '11's average - 249.5
6.2 '10's average - 236
6.7 '09's average - 219
6.7 '07's average - 217


Stream Eligible

Express - 39

6.2 20-Thirteen Graduation Farewell Party

1 year, 10 months and 10 days have come and gone.

We are finally going to part way and say goodbye this Thu, 14 Nov...

Hope all of u have had a wonderful and memorable travelling experience on board Flight Number 6.2 20-Thirteen. It has been a pleasure weathering through the thick and thin with everyone. We will continue to strive for the stars.(".)

This 3 Dec, let's come together and celebrate for one final time before we begin a new chapter of our lives. RSVP now and mark your calendar today! ^_^

UPDATES (as @ 13 Nov 2013, Wed, 12.15pm)

Confirmed attendees:

"I wanna party!" =)
Xue Li & Amanda

"I wanna party & dance!" =]
Alena, Kit Yee, Zendrea, Ian & Clement

"I wanna party & camp!" (",)
Pooja, Yi Ning, Jessy, Lay Lin, Jun Heng, Jin Heng & Jovan

"I wanna party, dance & camp!" (".)
Jancy, Heather, Nisha, Larissa, Ernest, Clarence, Mithran, Enoch, Gavin, Yew Chong, Joseph, Jun Rong & Xavier



Possible attendees:

Jane, Yun Jia, In Jae, Nigel, Yu Hong, Shui Hon, Sean


Absent with apologies:

"Somewhere over the rainbow..." =(
Zijing, Jia Yi, Elsen, Bryan

"I'm hibernating..." =[
Wen Wei

Happy National Day! (",)

This is one of my favourite videos. I can watch it over and over again without feeling bored. (^_^) In contrast, I will close the video of "One Singapore" after 1-2 minutes every time I tried to watch it. =O Hence, I decided that this video is more appropriate in celebration of National Day.

Underlining the simple plot is a deep meaningful message - defending what you cherish most. This requires courage, and plenty of it too, and in this video, to safeguard an eraser with Singapore flag printed on it.

I could relate very well to those rectangular pieces of something which we called "rubbers" during my primary school days. My classmates and I would flip them around in an attempt to conquer one another's pieces.

The boy displayed a great sense of pride and love for our country, one that is so fast-changing that sometimes I am not sure if it is still ours. This video simply touches my heart in an indescribable way.

The only unrealistic part about it is how the boy divulged the truth only when probed by his principal. Many of our school children would have been quick to argue and point fingers at others, yet nothing about themselves, as if they were the victims. Courage and integrity? Non-existent.

The video closes with this meaningful line:

"Men love their country, not because it is great, but because it is their own."
 - Lucius Annaeus Senica -

Happy National Day. (",)

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Indonesia-Singapore Student Exchange (2 - 12 July 2013)

Regional Haze Map - 22 Jun 2013

Source: NEA

APS Carnival 2013

APS Carnival - 1 Jun 2013 - slideshows



APS Swimming Carnival 2013

Swimming Carnival 2013 - slideshows

50m Breaststroke - 2nd

50m Freestyle - 3rd

50m Breaststroke - 2nd

50m Freestyle - 3rd

50m Freestyle - 1st

Lucky Draw Winner (".)

Science Datalogging Experiment (Part 2)

Science Datalogging - slideshows

Science Datalogging Experiment (Part 1)

Star Pupil for the Month of May 2013

Star Pupil for the Month of May 2013 - Ernest



Civic District Heritage Trail

Civic District Heritage Trail - slideshow

Happy Mama's Day! =D

Be good and don't make your mama angry... (^_*)

Star Pupil for the Month of April 2013

Star Pupil for the Month of April 2013 - Zendrea



Singapore Mathematical Olympiad for Primary Schools 2013 - Results

20-Member Team @ Hwa Chong Institution on 6 April 2013

Congratulations to the following kiddos for your fine performances at the SMOPS 2013:

SILVER AWARD
Yi Ning
Yu Hong

BRONZE AWARD
Heather
Kit Yee
Joshua

That's 25%... Hmmm... Not too bad. (".)

Everybody! Please continue to strive for EXCELLENCE! *\0/*

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We Found 8 Years of Friendship (",)

I thought this would be nice to share. ^_^

My first batch of students in APS, from 2005 to 2006, and Mrs Cho's last batch of students before her retirement. (".)

In some ways, they were my mentors. They had "trained me well" to handle "difficult" students. Hahaha...

Now 19, all very sensible kiddos despite their "ah beng, ah beng" look. Some furthering their studies, while some awaiting NS enlistment. =D

It all started with an sms from one of them last week and 10 of them responded. There we were at Seoul Garden, Nex, this afternoon! *\o/*

I now look forward to the BBQ @ Mrs Cho's place in June. (^_*)

National Spelling Championship (North Zone) 2013

National Spelling Championship (North) - slideshows

It was exciting. It was eye-opening. For me.

It was nerve-wrecking for the competitors as they had to spell out the word aloud in front of an audience. Even simple words would have been made difficult.

The whole competition, of 7 rounds,  lasted approximately 2h 15mins and I was wide-awake and alert throughout.

Words like "ochre", "subterfuge", "anathema", "olfactory" and "moribund" etc. stumped me too. This precious experience allowed me to understand how a student would feel when they do not understand what the teacher was teaching or talking about.

It's not merely a competition of spelling and vocabulary, it is one of luck too.

With only 24 pupils left, Jia Yi bowed out, together with another 8 pupils, in the 4th round, when she was asked to spell "melee" which she spelled "mallay", due to its US pronounciation. If she had asked for an alternative pronounciation (UK), the story would have been different. Nevertheless, Jia Yi put up a good showing, clearing "heir", "phrasal" and "dungeon".

Clement and Jun Rui advanced into the 5th round, together with another 13 pupils.

Clement was eventually stopped by the word "hyperbole", a variation from the Latin/Greek word, pronounce as "hy-per-ber-lee". He successfully spelled "queue", "asthma", "gnaw" and "simultaneous".

Jun Rui, at P5, did very well too and he managed to spell "hangar", "centaur", "sepia" and "accessory", before the word "subterfuge" held him back. He will definitely be back next year! ^_^

Well done, kiddos! We are proud of you! (",)

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International Friendship Day 2013

Schools commemorate International Friendship Day (IFD) on Friday 12 April. IFD aims to sensitize our students towards the geo-political realities inherent to Singapore. This year, the theme is ‘The World in Singapore’.

From our humble beginnings as a migrant colony, Singapore has continued to remain inclusive. Our rich and diverse heritage together with this sense of inclusiveness has allowed us to flourish as a cosmopolitan city.

Key Messages

1. An active foreign policy is important in order for Singapore to maintain its international space and good relations with neighbouring countries;
2. Singapore is a small nation state with little natural resources and no hinterland. Remaining open to the international flow of trade, ideas and talent is critical to our continued success as an economy, a society and a nation. With a small domestic market, we rely on international trade to sell our products and services to make a living;
3. Having cross-cultural skills and a global orientation enables Singaporeans to relate to others respectfully and effectively, and take advantage of opportunities arising from a rapidly evolving global landscape. This ensures Singapore’s success in an increasingly inter-connected world;
4. While we appreciate and celebrate diversity, we must also maintain the social cohesion that is vital to peace and progress in a multi-cultural society. Building mutual respect, understanding and respect across cultures enables us to learn from the different backgrounds and experiences of people who come to Singapore to live, work and study.

Learning Points for Primary Pupils

International Friendship Day is a good opportunity to help our pupils learn about and appreciate other cultures in cosmopolitan Singapore. We want to nurture in our pupils the spirit of friendship and collaboration among different peoples. Pupils should be guided to keep an open mindset, and express an appreciation of the contributions of foreigners living, working and studying in Singapore.

At the primary level, IFD commemoration aims to:

1. spark pupils’ curiosity about different cultures, so that pupils will be more open to learning from people with different life experiences
2. allow pupils to appreciate cultural diversity and nurture a willingness to embrace others from diverse backgrounds
3. encourage pupils to welcome and integrate their international peers to the school or society. The experience of doing so will help cultivate strong bonds of friendship between them and their international friends.

By guiding pupils to recognize values and interests that they share with others in the school or community, pupils will learn that, beyond ethnicity, a common identity can also be forged from shared experiences and values.

Source: MOE National Education

Singapore Mathematical Olympiad for Primary Schools 2013

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Competition is never easy. Do your best and leave the rest to fate. (^_*)

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Aquatic Plants & Animals

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Star Pupil for the Month of March 2013

Star Pupil for the Month of March 2013 - Yi Ning

Yi Ning is a conscientious and self-directed pupil who constantly strives for excellence and perfection. She has demonstrated the determination to succeed, and consistently works hard towards achieving her targets. She displays a very positive learning attitude and possesses a very pleasant disposition.

Yi Ning is an extremely good role model to her peers.

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Secondary School Ranking 2013 Based On PSLE Intake

I stumbled upon this article yesterday. It is a very interesting read.

Position	School	2013 Intake	2012 Intake	Position change (2013 vs. 2012)
1	NANYANG GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL *	265	262	0
2	RAFFLES GIRLS' SCHOOL (SECONDARY) *	263	261	0
2	RAFFLES INSTITUTION *	263	261	0
4	HWA CHONG INSTITUTION *	261	258	0
5	NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE *	259	258	-1
6	DUNMAN HIGH SCHOOL *	256	256	0
6	RIVER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL *	256	254	1
8	CHIJ ST. NICHOLAS GIRLS' SCHOOL **	253	249	1
9	METHODIST GIRLS' SCHOOL (SECONDARY) **	252	250	-1
10	CEDAR GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL **	251	249	-1
10	SINGAPORE CHINESE GIRLS' SCHOOL **	251	248	1
10	TEMASEK JUNIOR COLLEGE *	251	N.A.	New Entry
13	ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (INDEPENDENT) **	249	247	0
13	CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL **	249	248	-2
15	ANDERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL	246	245	0
15	BUKIT PANJANG GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL	246	244	1
15	VICTORIA SCHOOL **	246	247	-2
18	NAN HUA HIGH SCHOOL	245	243	-1
18	ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION **	245	242	2
20	CRESCENT GIRLS' SCHOOL	244	243	-3
21	CHIJ SECONDARY (TOA PAYOH)	243	241	0
22	ANGLICAN HIGH SCHOOL	242	243	-5
23	ST. MARGARET'S SECONDARY SCHOOL	241	240	-1
24	NAN CHIAU HIGH SCHOOL	240	236	0
25	CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (MAIN)	239	237	-2
25	FAIRFIELD METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY)	239	235	1
27	COMMONWEALTH SECONDARY SCHOOL	238	236	-3
28	SWISS COTTAGE SECONDARY SCHOOL	237	235	-2
29	TANJONG KATONG GIRLS' SCHOOL	236	235	-3
30	NGEE ANN SECONDARY SCHOOL	235	233	0
31	CHUNG CHENG HIGH SCHOOL (YISHUN)	234	232	2
31	MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL	234	232	2
31	PAYA LEBAR METHODIST GIRLS' SCHOOL (SECONDARY)	234	233	-1
31	ST. ANDREW'S SECONDARY SCHOOL	234	231	6
31	TANJONG KATONG SECONDARY SCHOOL	234	233	-1
31	XINMIN SECONDARY SCHOOL	234	235	-5
31	YISHUN TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL	234	232	2
38	ZHONGHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL	233	232	-5
39	KRANJI SECONDARY SCHOOL	232	230	-1
39	TEMASEK SECONDARY SCHOOL	232	230	-1
41	CLEMENTI TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL	231	229	-1
41	PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL	231	229	-1
43	DUNMAN SECONDARY SCHOOL	230	229	-3
43	FUHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL	230	228	0
43	RIVERSIDE SECONDARY SCHOOL	230	227	2
43	ST. HILDA'S SECONDARY SCHOOL	230	228	0
47	CHIJ ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT	229	227	-2
47	CHIJ ST. THERESA'S CONVENT	229	224	5
47	ST. ANTHONY'S CANOSSIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL	229	226	0
50	JURONG SECONDARY SCHOOL	228	225	0
51	ANG MO KIO SECONDARY SCHOOL	227	226	-4
51	KUO CHUAN PRESBYTERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL	227	226	-4
53	BOWEN SECONDARY SCHOOL	226	223	2
53	CHIJ KATONG CONVENT	226	224	-1
53	HAI SING CATHOLIC SCHOOL	226	225	-3
56	GAN ENG SENG SCHOOL	225	224	-4
57	BUKIT BATOK SECONDARY SCHOOL	224	222	-1
57	EVERGREEN SECONDARY SCHOOL	224	222	-1
57	ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL	224	221	2
60	HOLY INNOCENTS' HIGH SCHOOL	223	219	3
60	PASIR RIS SECONDARY SCHOOL	223	221	-1
62	HUA YI SECONDARY SCHOOL	222	220	-1
63	MAYFLOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL	221	220	-2
63	UNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL	221	219	0
63	WEST SPRING SECONDARY SCHOOL	221	222	-7
66	GEYLANG METHODIST SCHOOL (SECONDARY)	220	217	0
66	PASIR RIS CREST SECONDARY SCHOOL	220	218	-1
66	ST. GABRIEL'S SECONDARY SCHOOL	220	216	4
69	BEDOK VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL	219	217	-3
69	EDGEFIELD SECONDARY SCHOOL	219	212	8
71	CHUA CHU KANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	218	217	-5
72	AHMAD IBRAHIM SECONDARY SCHOOL	217	217	-6
72	WOODLANDS RING SECONDARY SCHOOL	217	215	0
74	BEATTY SECONDARY SCHOOL	216	216	-4
74	COMPASSVALE SECONDARY SCHOOL	216	215	-2
74	YUAN CHING SECONDARY SCHOOL	216	214	0
77	BEDOK SOUTH SECONDARY SCHOOL	215	213	-2
78	DEYI SECONDARY SCHOOL	214	213	-3
78	QUEENSWAY SECONDARY SCHOOL	214	212	-1
78	ZHENGHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL	214	212	-1
81	CORAL SECONDARY SCHOOL	213	210	0
82	PEIRCE SECONDARY SCHOOL	212	209	2
82	WOODGROVE SECONDARY SCHOOL	212	210	-1
84	EAST SPRING SECONDARY SCHOOL	211	208	1
84	ORCHID PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL	211	212	-7
86	BEDOK GREEN SECONDARY SCHOOL	210	205	6
86	NORTH VISTA SECONDARY SCHOOL	210	207	1
86	WESTWOOD SECONDARY SCHOOL	210	210	-5
89	GREENRIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL	208	207	-2
90	JURONGVILLE SECONDARY SCHOOL	207	205	2
90	MONTFORT SECONDARY SCHOOL	207	206	-1
90	TAMPINES SECONDARY SCHOOL	207	204	4
93	BUKIT VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL	205	204	1
93	DAMAI SECONDARY SCHOOL	205	202	4
93	DUNEARN SECONDARY SCHOOL	205	206	-4
93	MANJUSRI SECONDARY SCHOOL	205	200	11
93	PEI HWA SECONDARY SCHOOL	205	202	4
98	YISHUN SECONDARY SCHOOL	204	208	-13
99	ADMIRALTY SECONDARY SCHOOL	203	206	-10
99	HOUGANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	203	202	-2
99	JUNYUAN SECONDARY SCHOOL	203	200	5
99	NAVAL BASE SECONDARY SCHOOL	203	200	5
103	CHRIST CHURCH SECONDARY SCHOOL	202	201	-2
104	CANBERRA SECONDARY SCHOOL	201	203	-8
104	HILLGROVE SECONDARY SCHOOL	201	201	-3
104	NEW TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL	201	202	-7
107	QUEENSTOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL	200	201	-6
108	ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (BARKER ROAD)	198	189	8
108	JURONG WEST SECONDARY SCHOOL	198	193	2
110	GUANGYANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	197	195	-2
110	KENT RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL	197	190	2
110	SENG KANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	197	196	-3
113	GREENVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL	196	193	-3
114	GREENDALE SECONDARY SCHOOL	194	195	-6
114	WOODLANDS SECONDARY SCHOOL	194	188	8
116	CHESTNUT DRIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL	193	189	0
116	TECK WHYE SECONDARY SCHOOL	193	189	0
118	REGENT SECONDARY SCHOOL	192	189	-2
119	BOON LAY SECONDARY SCHOOL	189	188	3
119	PUNGGOL SECONDARY SCHOOL	189	190	-7
119	YIO CHU KANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	189	188	3
122	ASSUMPTION ENGLISH SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BALESTIER HILL SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	189	-6
122	BARTLEY SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BEDOK NORTH SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BEDOK TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BENDEMEER SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BISHAN PARK SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BROADRICK SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	BUKIT MERAH SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	CHANGKAT CHANGI SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	CHONG BOON SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	CLEMENTI WOODS SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	EAST VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	FAJAR SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	FIRST TOA PAYOH SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	189	-6
122	FUCHUN SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	HENDERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	HONG KAH SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	JUYING SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	LOYANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	MACPHERSON SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	MARSILING SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	190	-10
122	NORTH VIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	NORTHBROOKS SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	NORTHLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	OUTRAM SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	PEICAI SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	PING YI SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	PIONEER SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	SEMBAWANG SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	SERANGOON GARDEN SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	SERANGOON SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	SHUQUN SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	SI LING SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	190	-10
122	SIGLAP SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	SPRINGFIELD SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	TANGLIN SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	WHITLEY SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	YUHUA SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	YUSOF ISHAK SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0
122	YUYING SECONDARY SCHOOL	188	188	0

Info extracted from Secondary School Ranking 2013 Based On PSLE Intake