What is AL?
Each PSLE Standard subject receives an Achievement Level from AL1 to AL8. The four subject ALs are added to produce a PSLE Score from 4 to 32. A lower score is better.
Calculate your AL score or explore secondary schools using the latest available official 2025 COP data.
Definitions and score ranges: MOE SchoolFinder guidance · MOE Posting Groups
Choose an Achievement Level from AL1 to AL8 for each PSLE subject. Your PSLE Score is the sum of the four subject ALs.
This is an indicative placement guide. School matches use the latest available 2025 COP data.
Choose a school to compare your total PSLE Score with its latest available 2025 reference COP.
A smaller PSLE Score is better. This comparison uses a previous-year reference only and does not predict admission or account for tie-breakers, affiliation, vacancies or school choices.
Search the verified school records below by name, lowest published COP, school type or SAP status. The cards show the official 2025 COP for each available Posting Group; where MOE separates affiliated and non-affiliated ranges, this finder uses the non-affiliated COP for reference.
These figures are calculated from the school records currently shown after your filters. They are descriptive only and do not rank schools.
Each PSLE Standard subject receives an Achievement Level from AL1 to AL8. The four subject ALs are added to produce a PSLE Score from 4 to 32. A lower score is better.
MOE describes a COP as the PSLE score of the last student posted to a school through the relevant S1 Posting process. A school can have different score ranges for Posting Groups 1, 2 and 3, and the ranges can change each year.
Use COP as one reference point alongside school culture, programmes, subject offerings, CCAs, travel time and your child’s interests. MOE recommends including 2–3 schools with previous-year COPs less stringent than the child’s PSLE score.
No. Official 2026 COP data is not available here. The school cards use the latest available official 2025 Secondary 1 score ranges for reference only.
No. COPs reflect the last student posted in a previous exercise. Tie-breakers, cohort results and school choice patterns affect each year’s outcome.
Schools may have published score ranges for different Posting Groups. The card shows each available group so parents can read the data in context.
Use MOE SchoolFinder for the complete directory, current school details and official updates.
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