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Registration phases and key dates

Primary 1 (P1) registration is conducted over several phases. Check for your child's eligible P1 registration phases and their key dates.

Details of the 2024 P1 Registration Exercise will be updated by May 2024. Join our mailing list to receive an email alert when registration information is available.

Overview

P1 registration is conducted over several phases. Phases 1 to 2C Supplementary apply to children who are Singapore Citizens (SC) and Permanent Residents (PR).

International students must register through a 2-step process prior to registration in Phase 3. Find out how.

For SC and PR children:
  • Parents need Singpass for P1 registration
    You need a valid Singpass to access the P1 Registration Portal.
  • Register your child for only one school in any phase
    Multiple registrations are not accepted. MOE will take your latest submission made during the phase.
  • If your registration in a phase is unsuccessful
    You can register your child in the next phase they are eligible for. If your child is unsuccessful in Phase 2C Supplementary, they will be posted to a school with available vacancy.
We encourage all parents to discuss well ahead and decide on your preferred school before submitting your registration. This is to avoid the need to make any withdrawals or amendments which may lead to delays or missing a registration phase and as a result, not getting into your preferred school.

Registration phases for SCs and PRs

You may register your child online in a phase as long as you fulfil at least one of the requirements for that phase.

  • 1
  • 2A
  • 2B
  • 2C
  • 2C Supplementary

Check your child's registration phase

Parents of SC and PR children can find out which phases your child is eligible for by answering a few questions.

Related questions

More phase-related FAQs.