Merged Secondary Schools in Singapore (2022–2025): New Names, Campuses and Cut-off Points
In 2022 MOE announced that, because of falling birth rates, some secondary schools would merge between 2022 and 2025. Old names no longer take students, so look for the new name when choosing. These are the 5 merged schools in our data.
| Merged school | Merged with | Area | Campus | PG3 cut-off (3 years) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedok Green Secondary | Ping Yi Secondary School | Bedok | — | 12-20 / 14-20 / 14-20 |
| Greenridge Secondary | Fajar Secondary School | Bukit Panjang | Former Fajar Secondary site | 11-22 / 5-22 / 6-22 |
| Chua Chu Kang Secondary | Teck Whye Secondary School | Choa Chu Kang | Former Teck Whye Secondary site | 14-20 / 9-20 / 14-20 |
| New Town Secondary | Tanglin Secondary School | Queenstown | — | 14-20 / 13-21 / 13-20 |
| Woodlands Ring Secondary | Fuchun Secondary School | Woodlands | Temporarily at the former Fuchun Secondary site; expected to return to the upgraded Woodlands Ring site around 2027 | 17-22 / 12-22 / 8-22 |
PG3 cut-offs are 2025 / 2024 / 2023. "—" under Campus means the merged school keeps its own campus. Source: MOE's list of merging schools.
What to check
- Use the new name: only the merged name appears in MOE SchoolFinder and on the option form.
- The campus may move: Woodlands Ring, for example, is at the former Fuchun campus and expects to move back to its upgraded campus around 2027. Plan the commute for where your child will actually study.
- Cut-off history: a merged school is larger with more places, so pre- and post-merger cut-offs are not fully comparable; the latest one or two years are more useful.
- CCAs and programmes: the two schools' CCAs and programmes are combined; check the school website for the current list.
Each school's address, transport, subjects and CCAs are in the school directory.