- Start with your schools. Shortlist up to five primary schools.
- Tell us where you live. We confirm the address and measure your distance group for each school on your list.
- Explore home options, including staying. Best fit ranks the homes on your shortlist against your schools.
- Read the strategy. The engine orders the routes by what they would mean for your child, and names the fallback if the first application fails.
How the distance works
MOE measures from the school's site boundary to the home's building outline. We follow the same method with public data, and it is our reading, not MOE's. The school's site comes from URA's Master Plan, and a home's outline from HDB's building footprints or, for private homes, OpenStreetMap. Where we hold no outline for a home, we measure from its map point instead.
We also take the simpler point-to-point reading for every home. We show a single distance group only when the two agree and the home is more than 30 m from a 1 km or 2 km line. Otherwise we show both possible groups and what each would mean, rather than pick one. MOE confirms every home's official group.
What the figures are
Every figure is a past record shown with its year, from MOE's published Primary 1 results and the URA and HDB property records. Nothing here is a forecast, a score or a probability of your child getting in.
What we do not do
We are independent and not affiliated with MOE. We cannot change your distance group, influence an application, or tell you what the next year's results will be.