83 datasets
Ministry of Education SICS Dataset 1 CSV of school canteen stall advertisements from July through December 2024. Each of 39 rows lists school name, area, stall type, remarks, closing date, and detailed requirements. Food vendors and school operators use it to find open canteen tender opportunities.
Ministry of Education CSV (SICS Dataset 3) listing school bus operators serving Singapore schools from mid to late 2023, with school name, operator name, contact number, email, and bus fare information. Parents and school administrators identify operator contacts and fare details for student transport.
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 annual CSV of enrolment in MOE Kindergartens in Singapore from 2014 through 2026. Education planners track preschool capacity and demand in the Ministry-operated kindergarten network over more than a decade.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore primary school enrolment by level, age, and sex from 2016 through 2025 (545 rows). Columns cover year, level, age, sex, and enrolment; age is as at the start of the year. Education planners track cohort size and age-grade patterns across primary years.
Ministry of Education Graduate Employment Survey results for NTU, NUS, SIT, SMU, SUSS and SUTD from 2013 through early 2025. The CSV reports overall and full-time permanent employment rates plus mean and median basic and gross monthly salaries by university, school, and degree, about six months after final exams. Prospective students and education analysts compare graduate outcomes across courses.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore secondary enrolment by level, age and sex from 2016 through 2025. Age is measured at the start of the year; figures cover government, government-aided, independent, specialised independent and specialised schools, with N(T) including Specialised Schools on ITE Skills Certificate pathways. From the 2024 Secondary 1 cohort, Full Subject-Based Banding replaced N(T), N(A) and Express streams. Education planners track age-grade patterns through the Full SBB transition.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore pre-university enrolment by year, level, age, and sex from about 2016 through 2025. Coverage includes Integrated Programme Years 5–6 and government, government-aided, independent, and specialised independent schools. Education planners study JC and IP age profiles across levels.
Ministry of Education CSV of secondary school enrolment in Singapore by age and sex from 1984 through 2025. Coverage includes Government, Government-Aided, Independent, Specialised Independent, and Specialised schools; age is as at the start of the year. Education planners track secondary cohort size by age and gender over four decades.
Ministry of Education CSV of primary school students in Singapore from 1980 through 2025. Columns cover year, sex, school type, and primary student counts. Education planners track primary enrolment by gender and school type across four decades.
Ministry of Education CSV of the number of pre-university schools in Singapore by level and school type from 1999 through 2025. Notes cover mixed-level schools, the first junior college in 1969, centralised institutes from 1987, and exclusion of Pre-U centres phased out in 1995. Education planners track the size of the JC and related pre-university sector over time.
Annual counts of mixed-level schools in Singapore by level and school type from 1999 through 2025, published by the Ministry of Education in CSV. Covers combined primary–secondary and secondary–junior college campuses per footnotes, supporting education system structure and school supply analysis.
Ministry of Education annual counts of secondary schools by level and school type from 1999 through 2025 in CSV, with footnotes on mixed-level institutions and historical junior college reforms. Education policy analysts track secondary school supply and institutional structure changes in Singapore.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore primary-school counts by school type from 1999 through 2025, with notes on mixed-level schools, junior colleges, centralised institutes, and phased-out Pre-U centres. Education planners track how the primary-school estate changed by government, aided, and other school types.
Ministry of Education CSV of Singapore pre-university student enrolments from 1981 through 2025 by year, sex, and school type, covering junior colleges, the centralised institute, and Pre-U centres. Education planners track long-run A-Level pathway enrolment by school category.
Ministry of Education CSV of secondary school student enrolment in Singapore from 1981 through 2025, broken down by year, sex, and school type. Footnotes note that from 2008 autonomous schools are grouped under Government and Government-Aided categories. Education planners track secondary cohort size and school-type composition over time.
Monitor class counts and average class sizes across Singapore education levels from 1982 to 2025 with Ministry of Education data on form classes. Fields include year, level of education, number of classes, and average class size, reflecting MOE footnotes that subject-level groupings may be smaller. Useful for education policy, schooling capacity, and searches on Singapore class-size trends.