2026 Open House Guide

Singapore Primary School
Open Houses 2026

Visit schools before P1 registration to find the right fit for your child. Dates, tips, and a checklist to make the most of every visit.

Note: Open house dates are indicative based on typical school schedules. Always verify with each school's official website before visiting, as dates may change. Dates are usually announced on school websites and the MOE SchoolFinder portal 4–8 weeks beforehand.

Why Visit Before Registering?

See the Culture

Websites show awards; open houses show whether students are happy. Walk the corridors and talk to parents and teachers in person.

Ask Specific Questions

Ask about Parent Volunteer timelines, CCA commitments, and how the school supports children at different learning paces.

Meet the Community

Other visiting parents will be your future community. It's a good time to sense whether you share values and expectations.

Open House Dates 2026

Listed by date. Filter by region or browse all. Always verify directly with the school.

AllCentralEastWestNorthNorth-East
18 Jan 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
SAP schoolChinese language immersionStrong in STEM
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25 Jan 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
GEP schoolAll-girls environmentStrong academic tradition
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1 Feb 20269:00 AM – 11:30 AMWalk-in accepted
Consistently oversubscribedPhase 2B community ties
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8 Feb 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
SAP schoolStrong Chinese cultureEast Coast area
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15 Feb 20269:00 AM – 12:30 PMOnline pre-registration required
All-girls schoolMission schoolStrong performing arts
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22 Feb 20269:00 AM – 11:00 AMWalk-in accepted
Near Jurong East MRTBilingual focusActive CCA programme
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North-East

Rosyth School

1 Mar 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
GEP schoolHolistic educationHougang area
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8 Mar 20269:00 AM – 11:30 AMOnline pre-registration required
SAP schoolStrong Chinese cultureBishan area
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15 Mar 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
SAP schoolAll-boys primary sectionThrough-train to secondary
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22 Mar 20269:30 AM – 12:00 PMWalk-in accepted
Mission schoolQueenstown areaActive parent community
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5 Apr 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
Mission school (Methodist)Through-train to ACS (Independent)Barker Road
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12 Apr 20269:00 AM – 11:30 AMWalk-in accepted
Mission schoolTampines areaStrong holistic programme
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19 Apr 20269:00 AM – 11:00 AMWalk-in accepted
Buddhist mission schoolGeylang areaValues-based education
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3 May 20269:30 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
Presbyterian mission schoolBukit Timah areaStrong academic record
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10 May 20269:00 AM – 12:00 PMOnline pre-registration required
All-girls CHIJ schoolYishun areaMission school
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17 May 20269:00 AM – 11:00 AMWalk-in accepted
Sengkang areaGrowing communityActive parent support group
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Open House Checklist

What to evaluate at every school visit.

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School culture & environment

Walk the corridors — is it welcoming? Are displays student-centred?

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Academic programme & support

Ask about learning support, gifted education, and how teachers handle diverse needs.

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CCA offerings

What CCAs are available? Are there strong performing arts, sports, or STEM clubs?

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Values & ethos

Mission schools have a specific ethos. SAP schools emphasise Chinese culture. Does it align with your family?

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Distance from home

Walk or drive the actual route at school start time. Living within 1km matters for Phase 2C priority.

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Sibling linkage

Does your older child attend this school? Phase 1 gives siblings guaranteed places.

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Parent Volunteer opportunities

Ask how the PV scheme works. 40 hours before Phase 2B gives priority. Slots fill 2–3 years ahead.

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Historical registration data

Check our site for Phase 2C vacancy and balloting history before deciding.

Questions to Ask at the Open House

How does the school handle children who need extra academic support?

What is the Parent Volunteer scheme timeline and how many slots are available?

What are the school's signature programmes or niche strengths?

How are CCAs structured — compulsory or optional?

What is the school's homework policy for lower primary?

Are there any special programmes for high-ability learners?

How does the school communicate with parents day-to-day?

What language is predominantly used in class besides English?

What enrichment or after-school programmes are available?

How is the canteen and after-school student care managed?

Frequently Asked Questions

When do Singapore primary schools hold open houses?

Most Singapore primary schools hold open houses between January and June, before the P1 registration exercise in July. Check each school's website for exact dates as they are updated annually.

Do I need to register for a school open house?

Most schools require online pre-registration due to limited slots. Visit the school's official website to register. Popular schools fill up fast — register as early as possible.

What should I bring to a school open house?

Bring your child, a notepad for notes, and a list of questions about curriculum, CCAs, and school culture. You may also want to time your commute from home to the school on the same day and time you would travel normally.

How many schools should I visit?

Visit 3–5 shortlisted schools. More than that can be overwhelming. Use our School Finder Quiz to narrow down your choices before visiting.

Plan Your School Search

Use these tools alongside open house visits to make an informed decision.