79 schools have more applicants, and 73 will use a ballot to choose students.

Phase 2C is for all children, with 40 spaces in each school for this phase.

You can use a table to find results for every school.

Princess Elizabeth Primary School had the most applicants, with 159 students for 40 spaces.

Northland Primary School had 141 applicants for 42 spaces.

Nan Hua, Chongfu, and Rosyth schools also had many applicants.

These schools were also very popular last year.

Registration for this phase started on July 28 and ended on July 30.

When there are more applicants than spaces, schools use a ballot to choose students.

Singaporeans who live near the school get priority, then those who live a bit farther away.

Singaporean children who live within 1km of the school get priority.

Singaporean children who live between 1km and 2km from the school are next.

Singaporean children who live further than 2km from the school are after that.

Permanent resident children who live within 1km of the school are also considered.

Permanent resident children who live between 1km and 2km from the school are next.

Permanent resident children who live further than 2km from the school are after that.

Other children are considered last.

The next phase is for children who have not been registered in a school yet.

The number of spaces for the next phase will be updated on August 11.

The Ministry of Education reduced the number of spaces in most schools this year.

This change will help prevent schools from merging or moving.

Compared to 2025, there are 1,460 fewer spaces in 2026, with 61 schools reducing their intake.