Ministry of Education comprehensive school directory for Singapore with general profiles, subjects offered, co-curricular activities (CCAs), MOE programmes, and distinctive programmes. Five CSV members let parents, ed-tech builders, and researchers filter schools by academic and holistic offerings. Annual snapshots circa 2021–2022 support school choice tools and education equity studies. This collection is core Singapore open data for national school transparency.
List of all schools with details on: 1. General information of schools 2. Subjects offered 3. Co-curricular activities (CCAs) 4. MOE programmes 5. School Distinctive Programmes
Ministry of Education CSV directory of primary, secondary and pre-university schools in Singapore for 2026, covering name, address, contacts, nearest MRT and bus, leadership, and programme flags such as SAP, autonomous, gifted and IP. Parents and researchers look up school locations and basic institutional attributes.
Ministry of Education CSV of subjects offered by Singapore schools, with school name and subject description. Coverage metadata references calendar year 2026. Parents, students, and education researchers browse subject offerings across schools for programme comparison and school choice.
Ministry of Education CSV listing schools and the MOE programmes they offer for 2026. Parents, educators, and education researchers identify which schools run specific MOE programmes across Singapore.
Ministry of Education CSV of co-curricular activities (CCAs) offered by Singapore schools, with school name, school section, CCA grouping, generic name, and customized name. Coverage metadata references calendar year 2026. Parents and students compare CCA options across schools for enrichment and school choice.
Ministry of Education listing of distinctive programmes offered by schools in Singapore, covering the period from July 2025 to July 2026. For each school the table records the Applied Learning Programme (ALP) domain and title, together with the Learning for Life Programme (LLP) domain and title. ALPs build knowledge and skills in areas such as science, technology, and the humanities, while LLPs focus on character and life skills through areas like sports, outdoor education, and community service. Parents comparing schools during the posting exercise, education researchers, and journalists use it to see how each school differentiates its curriculum offering.