School profile
Cedar Girls' at a glance
Cedar Girls' Secondary School
Cut-off points, 2025 S1 posting
Integrated Programme (IP)
Regular posting
- The cut-off (COP) is the PSLE score of the last student posted; “first posted” is the best. Lower is better. Meeting it doesn't guarantee a place: ties are broken by citizenship, then choice order, then ballot.
- For students entering Secondary 1 in 2026. Cut-offs shift a little each year.
- Source: MOE SchoolFinder, retrieved 27 Sept 2026.
In short
Cedar Girls' is an autonomous government girls' school in the Central region offering the Integrated Programme, with a PG3 cut-off of 9. Distinctive offerings include DSA in Social Innovation, a Regional Studies Programme, and CCAs such as the Guzheng and Handbell Ensembles.
Written by AI from the MOE data on this page, 3 Oct 2026.
DSA-Sec talent areas, 2026 exercise
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Social Innovation (Girls)
- Social Innovation (Girls) - IP
Performing Arts
- Concert Band (Girls)
- Concert Band (Girls) - IP
Sports and Games
- Badminton (Girls)
- Badminton (Girls) - IP
- Basketball (Girls)
- Basketball (Girls) - IP
- Netball (Girls)
- Netball (Girls) - IP
- Table Tennis (Girls)
- Table Tennis (Girls) - IP
- Track and Field (Girls)
- Track and Field (Girls) - IP
- Volleyball (Girls)
- Volleyball (Girls) - IP
Applications open around May of Primary 6. A DSA place doesn't depend on the cut-off, but the PSLE score must qualify for a posting group the school offers, and the child can't then take part in S1 posting.
CCAs · 20
Sports
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Netball
- Table Tennis
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
Visual and performing arts
- Choir
- Symphonic Band· Concert Band
- Guzheng Ensemble
- Handbell Ensemble
- Modern Dance
Uniformed groups
- Girl Guides
- National Cadet Corps (NCC) (Land)
- National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)
- Red Cross Youth
Clubs and societies
- Audio Visual & Photography Club· Audio Visual Aid
- English Language, Drama and Debating
- Environment Club· Environmental Science
- Infocomm Club· Infocomm Technology (Computing)
- Young Journalist Club· International and Global Studies
Subjects offered
G3 (most demanding) · 24
Additional Mathematics · Art · Biology · Chemistry · Chinese Language · Chinese Language (Special Programme) · Design & Technology · English Language · Geography · Higher Chinese Language · Higher Malay Language · Higher Tamil Language · History · Humanities (SS, Geography) · Humanities (SS, History) · Literature in English · Malay Language · Malay Language (Special Programme) · Mathematics · Physics · Science · Science (Chem, Bio) · Science (Phy, Chem) · Tamil Language
O-level (older cohorts) · 23
Additional Mathematics · Art · Biology · Chemistry · Chinese Language · Chinese Language (Special Programme) · Design & Technology · English Language · Geography · Higher Chinese Language · Higher Malay Language · Higher Tamil Language · History · Humanities (SS, Geography) · Humanities (SS, History) · Literature in English · Malay Language · Malay Language (Special Programme) · Mathematics · Physics · Science (Chem, Bio) · Science (Phy, Chem) · Tamil Language
Other programmes and non-exam lessons · 2
Physical Education · Regional Studies Programme
Offered to the current cohort, as listed by MOE; subjects may change for later intakes. Under Full Subject-Based Banding, students can take subjects at different levels (G1–G3).
School details
Sources: MOE SchoolFinder (cut-off points); MOE school directory on data.gov.sg, Singapore Open Data Licence (school details).