Follow secondary school enrolment in Singapore by level, course, and sex from 1980 through 2025. Ministry of Education data document merges of Express and Special courses from the 2008 Secondary 1 cohort and include N(T) students in specialised schools per publisher footnotes. Supports education policy research, cohort progression analysis, and MOE secondary enrolment by course searches.
Ministry of Education reports primary school enrolment from 1980 to 2025 by level, stream, and sex. Footnotes document historical streaming reforms including EM1/EM2/EM3 and later subject-based banding. Useful for education policy history and primary enrolment trend analysis in Singapore.
Primary school enrolment in Singapore by calendar year, age, and sex, published by the Ministry of Education in CSV format from 1984 onward. Age is measured at the start of the year, supporting cohort-style analysis of intake across primary levels. Education planners, researchers, and parents exploring Singapore schooling trends can study gender differences, age-specific enrolment shifts, and long-run demand for primary education alongside MOE sector statistics.
Long-run pre-university enrolment in Singapore by course, level, sex, and year, published by the Ministry of Education from 1980. The CSV captures JC and equivalent pathways, including broad-based subject requirements introduced in 2006. Useful for education planners studying STEM versus arts uptake and gender patterns in pre-U institutions.
Pre-university enrolment by age published by the Ministry of Education in CSV from 1984, including Integrated Programme years 5–6 across government, aided, independent, and specialised independent schools. Age is measured at the start of the academic year.
People’s Association CSV test (UAT) listing of charities with name and sector or beneficiaries fields for records from November 2025 through January 2026. Community organisations and developers validating IPC-related integrations use the sample file structure before production charity listings are published.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment of indicative Master Plan 2019 land-use polygons, updated from September 2025. Planners overlay revised zoning extents for Singapore development control; the latest statutory plan is on https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of selected underground structures and infrastructure from Master Plan 2019, updated from September 2025. Planners note it is indicative only and does not map island-wide underground assets; the latest plan is on https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer showing indicative MRT, LRT, and railway network lines from Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. Planners and GIS analysts overlay Singapore’s rail corridor alignments for transport and land-use studies; the latest Master Plan remains on URA’s website.
URA GeoJSON amendment of the Master Plan 2019 road graphic layer showing indicative road kerb or divider lines, which may be updated over time. GIS users align road centreline and kerb geometry with Singapore’s official Master Plan; latest plans are at https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative MRT and LRT station outlines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. GIS planners overlay rail station footprints for transit-oriented development and spatial analysis; the latest Master Plan remains on URA’s website.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotation layer carrying MRT and LRT station name labels for an amendment to Singapore's Master Plan 2019. The layer supplies station name text geometry extracted from the prevailing Master Plan and is meant to be overlaid on URA statutory land use maps in GIS tools. Transport planners, property analysts and map developers can use it to label rail stations consistently with the gazetted plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer for other line works drawn from the latest Master Plan 2019, which may be updated over time. GIS users overlay indicative non-road line features for Singapore planning context; check ura.gov.sg for the current Master Plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of Master Plan 2019 symbol text annotations covering land-use labels, gross plot ratio, nature reserve or national park text, and conservation area text, with coverage from September 2025. GIS users overlay cartographic labels while noting the layer may be superseded on URA’s website at https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of symbol lines from Master Plan 2019 for gross plot ratio, nature reserve, national park, and conservation-area demarcation. GIS users overlay the lines with other MP2019 layers; check https://www.ura.gov.sg/ for the latest plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative monument site boundaries extracted from Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. GIS users overlay heritage monument extents for planning while checking URA’s website for the latest Master Plan.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative monument buildings extracted from Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. Heritage planners overlay monument footprints in GIS while noting the layer may be superseded on URA’s website at https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON amendment layer of indicative building footprints extracted from the Master Plan 2019, with coverage from September 2025. GIS users overlay structures for urban analytics while noting the layer is incomplete islandwide and may be superseded on URA’s website.
Reference prices for monthly concession passes on Singapore public transport—bus-only, train-only, and hybrid options—published by the Public Transport Council in CSV. Cardholder categories map to listed dollar fares effective 27 December 2025. Commuters, fare-policy researchers, and transport economists use the table to compare concession products and study affordability settings alongside PTC fare review frameworks.
Public Transport Council CSV of Singapore trunk bus fares in cents, effective 27 December 2025, by distance band. Columns cover adult, senior citizen, student, Workfare Transport Concession, and persons with disabilities card and cash fares per ride. Commuters, fare analysts, and app developers look up distance-based bus pricing for Singapore’s trunk services under the latest PTC schedule.