PSLE Scoring
Find out how the new PSLE Achievement Level scoring system works and what to consider when choosing the right secondary school for your child.
The new PSLE Scoring and S1 Posting System took effect in 2021. Please go to this link to obtain more information.
Indicative Scoring
A new PSLE scoring system has been implemented since 2021 in which students will be scored by Achievement Levels (AL) based on their individual performance in the PSLE subjects, regardless of how their peers have done. To view the Cut-off points (COP) for our school you may visit the Info site for P6 Parents and Students here: Info site for P6 Parents and Students.
Students can also consider the Direct School Admission (DSA)-Secondary as an alternative admission pathway. The DSA recognises students' diverse talents and achievements in areas that are not demonstrated at the PSLE, such as sports, performing arts and leadership.
Aside from the PSLE scores, there are other equally important factors when considering what would be a good fit for your child’s overall learning needs. For example, the schools' distinctive programmes, Co-Curricular Activities, ethos and culture, as well as home-school distance. For a more holistic understanding of our school, please visit the St. Margaret’s Secondary School Schoolfinder link.
Explainer Videos
MOE: Top Questions on PSLE Changes Answered (Part 1) (Published on 2 February 2021)
MOE: Top Questions on PSLE Changes Answered (Part 2) (Published on 2 February 2021)
The Straits Times: The Big Story - Making Sense of Indicative Secondary Entry Points in the New PSLE Scoring System
(Published on 6 November 2020)
CNA News: New PSLE Scoring System (published on 25 July 2019)
CNA News: How the new PSLE scoring system will work (published on 25 July 2019)