The 2019 Singapore Primary One (P1) Registration Exercise for children born between 2 January 2013 and 1 January 2014 (both dates inclusive) is approaching soon.
For parents who wish to receive an email alert when MOE is updated with information for the 2019 P1 Registration Exercise can provide your email address here.
Required Documents for Primary One Registration Exercise
| Citizenship | Documents Required |
| Singapore Citizens | 1. The child’s Birth Certificate 2. The child’s Singapore Citizenship Certificate for those who are not Singapore Citizens at the time of birth 3. Singapore NRIC of both parents or Entry Permit / Re-entry Permits of parents if they do not possess Singapore NRIC 4. The child’s Immunisation Records |
| Singapore Permanent Residents | 1. The child’s Birth Certificate 2. The child’s Entry / Re-entry Permit 3. Singapore NRIC of both parents or Entry Permit / Re-entry Permits of parents if they do not possess Singapore NRIC 4. The child’s Immunisation Records |
| Non-Singapore Citizens / Non-Singapore Permanent Residents | 1. The child’s Birth Certificate. 2. The child’s Passport. 3. The child’s Immigration Exemption Order / Dependant’s Pass / Student’s Pass / Long-Term Visit Pass (if any). 4. Both parents’ Passport / Singapore NRIC / Entry or Re-entry Permit 5.Both parents’ Employment Pass / Work Permit / Long-Term Visit Pass (if any) 6. The child’s Immunisation Records 7. Child’s letter informing child can be offered a P1 place in the school 8. Any other documents as required by the school to support the registration |
Parents are to produce other required documents where applicable.
- Letter of Authorisation
- Statutory Declaration
- Proof of Overseas Posting
- Use of a Yet-to-be-Completed Property
- Use of a Resale Property
- Divorced or Separated Parents
- Documents to show eligibility for Phase 2A(1) / Phase 2A(2) / Phase 2B
- Documents for Withdrawal
- Immunisation Records
Registration Statistics
You can refer to here for the P1 past year registration statistics from 2009 to 2018 for the various school.
Distance Calculation
Use the Onemap application to identify schools that are within the 1km and 1-2 km radius of your home.
Tips
- It is advisable to register your child in Phase 1, 2A(1), or 2A(2) in the school where you have priority. At least, your child’s place in the school is more or less guaranteed instead of worrying about the registration outcome.
- For parents who fail to ballot and get your child into the school under phase 2B, you can consider to register and try your balloting luck under phase 2C.
- For phase 2C, you can consider to observe the school take up rate on the 1st and 2nd day of the P1 registration before confirming your registration if you want to know the probability of balloting.
- If you fail to get your child into the school of choice, call the school to put him on the school’s waiting list. There are cases where parents may withdraw their children for various reasons, and your child might then get a place in that school. However, this will mean you might need to buy the school books and the school attire towards the end of the year.
