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Top 10 Woodlands Primary Schools for 2026 Intake : Ranking & Admission Odds

Posted on May 1, 2025May 10, 2025 by Editor

Searching for the best primary school in Woodlands for your child’s 2026 P1 registration? Whether you’re a first-time parent or planning ahead for your second child, this guide provides data-backed insights into MOE balloting trends from 2022 to 2024.

We break down the top Woodlands primary schools by admission difficulty across Phases 2A, 2B, and 2C—so you can plan your application strategy with confidence.


📘 MOE Primary 1 Registration Phases Explained

Before we dive into the rankings, here’s a quick refresher on the MOE P1 Registration Phases:

  • Phase 1: For children with a sibling in the school. (Guaranteed spot – no balloting needed)
  • Phase 2A: For children whose parents are alumni or school staff. (Often needs balloting at popular schools)
  • Phase 2B: For parent volunteers or those with grassroots/religious affiliations. (Sometimes needs balloting)
  • Phase 2C: Open to all Singapore Citizens and PRs who don’t qualify for earlier phases. (Almost always needs balloting at popular schools)

📌 Understanding the Numbers

Applicant-to-Vacancy Ratio (A:V) indicates competitiveness:

  • If 100 kids apply for 50 spots, the ratio is:
    👉 100 ÷ 50 = 2.0 → That’s an A:V ratio of 2.0:1 (very competitive)
  • If 60 kids apply for 80 spots, the ratio is:
    👉 60 ÷ 80 = 0.75 → A:V ratio of 0.75:1 (less competitive)

🏆 Woodland Primary School : Applicant-to-Vacancy Ratio (A:V)

Phase 2A A:V Ratios (Alumni/Affiliated Priority)

School202420232022Competitiveness Level
Admiralty0.50:10.43:10.84:1Moderate (2022 peak)
Evergreen0.26:10.35:10.21:1Low
Fuchun0.26:10.44:10.12:1Very Low
Greenwood0.17:10.20:10.07:1Very Low
Innova0.13:10.16:10.16:1Very Low
Marsiling0.28:10.15:10.13:1Very Low
Qihua0.22:10.42:10.16:1Low
Riverside1.14:11.11:11.53:1High (Consistent)
Si Ling0.14:10.20:10.18:1Very Low
Woodgrove0.32:10.16:10.53:1Low
Woodlands0.43:10.41:10.44:1Low
Woodlands Ring0.37:10.31:10.20:1Low

Phase 2B A:V Ratios (Community Volunteers)

School202420232022Competitiveness Level
Admiralty0.81:11.09:12.23:1High (2022 peak)
Evergreen0.03:10.00:10.00:1Very Low
Fuchun0.00:10.03:10.02:1Very Low
Greenwood0.00:10.07:10.02:1Very Low
Innova0.29:10.31:10.42:1Low
Marsiling0.00:10.00:10.00:1Very Low
Qihua0.03:10.00:10.09:1Very Low
Riverside0.25:10.05:10.10:1Very Low
Si Ling0.00:10.00:10.00:1Very Low
Woodgrove0.18:10.22:10.20:1Very Low
Woodlands0.28:10.26:10.42:1Low
Woodlands Ring0.03:10.00:10.00:1Very Low


Phase 2C A:V Ratios (Public Phase)

School202420232022Competitiveness Level
Admiralty1.94:11.58:12.31:1High (Consistent)
Evergreen0.78:10.70:10.47:1Low
Fuchun0.38:10.47:10.35:1Very Low
Greenwood0.52:10.72:10.78:1Low
Innova0.57:10.60:11.02:1Low (2022 peak)
Marsiling0.87:10.72:10.60:1Low
Qihua0.26:10.36:10.35:1Very Low
Riverside1.38:11.45:11.43:1High (Consistent)
Si Ling0.31:10.19:10.18:1Very Low
Woodgrove0.79:11.13:11.46:1Moderate (2022 peak)
Woodlands0.82:10.99:11.40:1Moderate (2022 peak)
Woodlands Ring0.63:10.50:10.47:1Low

🏆 Balloting Details by School

Here’s the complete breakdown of balloting groups (SC/PR by distance) for each phase and year, presented clearly for parents:

Balloting Group Key

  1. SC<1 – Singapore Citizens living <1km
  2. SC1-2 – Singapore Citizens living 1-2km
  3. SC>2 – Singapore Citizens living >2km
  4. PR<1 – Permanent Residents living <1km
  5. PR1-2 – Permanent Residents living 1-2km
  6. PR>2 – Permanent Residents living >2km

Phase 2A Balloting History

School2024 Balloting2023 Balloting2022 BallotingNotes
Admiralty––SC<1Only balloted in 2022
Evergreen–––Never balloted
Fuchun–––Safest choice
Greenwood–––Low demand
Innova–––No balloting
Marsiling–––No balloting
Qihua–––No balloting
RiversideSC<1PR<1SC<1Most competitive
Si Ling–––No balloting
Woodgrove–––No balloting
Woodlands–––No balloting
Woodlands Ring–––No balloting

Phase 2B Balloting History

School2024 Balloting2023 Balloting2022 BallotingNotes
Admiralty–PR<1SC<1Mixed criteria
Evergreen–––No balloting
Fuchun–––No balloting
Greenwood–––No balloting
Innova–––No balloting
Marsiling–––No balloting
Qihua–––No balloting
Riverside–––No balloting
Si Ling–––No balloting
Woodgrove–––No balloting
Woodlands–––No balloting
Woodlands Ring–––No balloting

Phase 2C Balloting History

School2024 Balloting2023 Balloting2022 BallotingNotes
AdmiraltySC<1SC<1SC<1Consistently balloted
Evergreen–––No balloting
Fuchun–––No balloting
Greenwood––SC<1Only balloted in 2022
Innova––PR<1Only balloted in 2022
Marsiling–––No balloting
Qihua–––No balloting
RiversideSC<1SC<1SC<1Most competitive
Si Ling–––No balloting
Woodgrove–SC<1#SC<1Balloted in 2022-2023
Woodlands––SC<1Only balloted in 2022
Woodlands Ring–––No balloting

Key Findings:

  1. Most Competitive Schools:
    • Riverside: Balloted every year in 2A and 2C (SC<1)
    • Admiralty: Regular balloting in 2C, occasional in 2A/2B
  2. Safest Choices:
    • Fuchun: Never balloted in any phase
    • Evergreen/Marsiling/Qihua: No balloting history
  3. Changing Trends:
    • Woodgrove stopped balloting in 2024 after SC<1# in 2023
    • Greenwood/Woodlands only balloted in 2022
  4. Balloting Patterns:
    • SC<1 is the most common trigger (7 instances)
    • PR-related balloting only occurred in 2022-2023

Recommendations:

  • For guaranteed admission: Target Fuchun or Evergreen
  • For competitive schools: Prepare for SC<1 balloting at Riverside/Admiralty
  • Watch Woodgrove as it may become competitive again

🎯 2026 Admission Strategy by Phase

PhaseRisky SchoolsSafer Options
2ARiversideSi Ling, Greenwood, Innova
2BAdmiraltyFuchun, Woodgrove, Evergreen
2CAdmiralty, RiversideSi Ling, Qihua, Fuchun

🛠️ Application Tips:

  • Live within 1km of your target school for tiebreaker advantage.
  • Join a PV program early (minimum 1 year ahead).
  • Target earlier phases for competitive schools like Riverside.

🔮 2026 Predictions & Recommendations

  • Expect Balloting: Admiralty, Riverside (especially in Phases 2A & 2C)
  • Stable Mid-Tier Picks: Woodgrove, Innova, Evergreen
  • Low-Risk Schools: Si Ling, Qihua, Fuchun

✅ Final Verdict: What’s the Best School for Your Child?

  • 🎓 Best for Alumni: Riverside (if you qualify for Phase 2A)
  • 🛡️ Stress-Free Entry: Si Ling, Qihua, Fuchun (Phase 2C)
  • ⚖️ Balanced Choice: Woodgrove, Innova (moderate demand, good reputation)
  • 🚫 Avoid in Phase 2C: Admiralty, unless you’re within 1km or in earlier phases
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