School profile
CHIJ Katong Convent at a glance
CHIJ Katong Convent
Cut-off points, 2025 S1 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.
- * The school still had places after posting, so MOE shows the cut-off as 30.
- Source: MOE SchoolFinder, retrieved 27 Sept 2026.
In short
CHIJ Katong Convent is a government-aided, autonomous girls' school in the Central region, with a PG3 cut-off of 14. Distinctive offerings include Chinese Drama, bowling and floorball, alongside subjects such as Principles of Accounts and Elements of Business Skills.
Written by AI from the MOE data on this page, 3 Oct 2026.
DSA-Sec talent areas, 2026 exercise
Language and Humanities
- Debating and Public Speaking (Girls)
Performing Arts
- Chinese Drama (Girls)
- Chinese Orchestra (Girls)
- Choir (Girls)
- Concert Band (Girls)
- English Drama (Girls)
- Modern Dance (Girls)
Sports and Games
- Badminton (Girls)
- Bowling (Girls)
- Floorball (Girls)
- Netball (Girls)
- Track and Field (Girls)
Visual Arts, Design and Media
- Visual Arts (Girls)
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 · 18
Sports
- Badminton
- Bowling
- Floorball
- Sports Club· Modular CCA (Sports)
- Netball
- Track and Field
Visual and performing arts
- Chinese Drama
- Chinese Orchestra
- Choir
- Symphonic Band· Concert Band
- English Drama
- Modern Dance
Uniformed groups
- Girl Guides
- National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC)
Clubs and societies
- Debate and Oratorical Society· Debating and Public Speaking
- Innovation and Enterprise· Entrepreneurship
- Infant Jesus Youth Mission· Heritage
- Infocomm Technology (Media Production)
Subjects offered
G3 (most demanding) · 16
Additional Mathematics · Art · Biology · Chemistry · Chinese Language · English Language · Geography · Higher Chinese Language · Humanities (SS, Geography) · Humanities (SS, History) · Humanities (SS, Literature in English) · Literature in English · Malay Language · Mathematics · Physics · Science (Chem, Bio)
G2 · 11
Additional Mathematics · Chinese Language · English Language · Geography · Humanities (SS, Geography) · Humanities (SS, Literature in English) · Literature in English · Malay Language · Mathematics · Principles of Accounts · Science (Chem, Bio)
G1 · 4
Elements of Business Skills · English Language · Mathematics · Science
O-level (older cohorts) · 16
Additional Mathematics · Art · Biology · Chemistry · Chinese Language · English Language · Geography · Higher Chinese Language · Humanities (SS, Geography) · Humanities (SS, History) · Humanities (SS, Literature in English) · Literature in English · Malay Language · Mathematics · Physics · Science (Chem, Bio)
N(A) (older cohorts) · 12
Additional Mathematics · Chinese Language · English Language · Geography · History · Humanities (SS, Geography) · Humanities (SS, Literature in English) · Literature in English · Malay Language · Mathematics · Principles of Accounts · Science (Chem, Bio)
N(T) (older cohorts) · 8
Basic Chinese Language · Basic Malay Language · Computer Applications · Elements of Business Skills · English Language · Mathematics · Science · Social Studies
Other programmes and non-exam lessons · 1
Chinese Language Syllabus B
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).