Latest Announcements
Changes in IB Examination Schedule
Due to a recent confirmation by IB, please refer to the updated schedule for a change in exam timing for Economics P1 and Psychology P2 on 11 and 13 November (AM) respectively.
The abovementioned papers now start with Reading Time at 9.10am instead of previously published.
This change also delays the start time of Chemistry HL/SL P1 and Mathematics AAHL P3 by 30 minutes, but you must still report by 1.30pm.
Students with AA are not affected by the changes.
Examination schedules published
The following schedules have been published on the Examination Schedules link:
*NEW* All End-of-Year exam schedules
Individualised IGCSE & O-level exam schedules (distributed)
SEAB A- and O-level exam timetable (exam board original publication)
IB & IGCSE November 2026 exam schedule (exam board original publication)
IGCSE November 2026 exam schedule
This site was last updated on 6 October 2026 with recent amendments in red.
IGCSE & O-level Examinations
Checklist before your examinations
Ensure you have read your Examination Schedule correctly
Note the KEY TIMES for each session, which is a time you must be present at the exam:
AM paper: 9.00am
PM paper: 1.00pm
EV paper: 5.00pm
If you are taking O-level examinations:
you must have your Entry Proof;
you must know how to get to your exam centre.
You must always have your photo identification and wear proper school uniform.
Check your schedule daily to be certain when the next paper is scheduled.
Prepare all your stationery and necessary materials the night before your paper.
Examination Guidance and Notices
See below for sample examination notices.
You may refer to this list to know what we will provide, what you need to bring and where you will write your answers.
Please refer to the syllabus code / paper in your schedule, and refer to Administrative Zone 5 in this list.
For MCQ papers, you may use HB/B/2B pencils.
For International Mathematics, the school will provide tracing paper.
Use of Answer booklets in IGCSE examinations
The 12-page Answer Booklet will be used for the following subjects and papers:
Literature (all papers)
History (all papers)
Economics (Paper 2)
For other subjects, where more writing space is required, you should use any blank pages on the question booklet, where applicable.
Otherwise, please request for the invigilator to provide you with a 4-page Continuation Booklet (similar to the 12-page booklet).
You should not write your answers on any other paper that is not meant for submission.
Information for candidates from Cambridge Assessment International Education
Warning against candidate malpractice (refer to the full list provided)
All students taking IGCSE are to note Section 5.6.1 of the Cambridge Handbook 2023 on examples of candidate malpractice.
Any malpractice will be reported and escalated to higher levels of school authority without delay.
Failure to comply will lead to the malpractice being reported to Cambridge Assessment International Education.
Students are expected to behave respectfully and appropriately towards teachers and invigilators as well as to conduct themselves with integrity.
Important Reference Documents
If you are using the Ti-nspire CXII, please check that your Press-to-Test code is 0000-1790.
If you need to set or reset the code, please see your Mathematics teacher.
Enquiries:
For general enquiries about exams, please contact Mr Gregory Goh by clicking the button below.
Requests:
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IGCSE November 2025 Results
Please refer to the Cambridge International Education guide on how to understand the percentage uniform marks found on your statement of results.
If you wish to check or review the marking of your IGCSE November 2025 results, please download the information sheet.
You may request for the component marks to know which papers to re-mark and which service you might require.
You must submit your enquiries by 20 February 2026.