The nearest LRT station to SKSS is Ranggung LRT Station. The school is also served by bus numbers 27, 80, 85, 86, 87, 89 and 671.

Meeting the school’s score range does not guarantee a child’s admission into the secondary school. Likewise, not meeting the school’s score range does not necessarily mean that your child would not be admitted into the secondary school. The actual score range is not pre-determined before the posting and may vary from year to year depending on students’ PSLE results and their school choices for that particular year’s Sec 1 Posting Exercise.

You can refer to this webpage for more information: https://www.moe.gov.sg/microsites/psle-fsbb/psle/main.html

You can also download a guide from this webpage:

https://www.moe.gov.sg/microsites/psle-fsbb/assets/infographics/new-psle-scoring-system/psle-infosheet-english.pdf

The daily reporting time is 7.25am, with the exception of Thursdays, which is a late-reporting day when the reporting time is 8.35am. Following the usual morning activities such as assembly, curriculum lessons begin at 8.00am. The school end time on most days varies between 12.40pm to 2.40pm on a non-CCA day, depending on the level and stream of the student.

CCAs will typically start after school on Friday and Monday / Wednesday from 3.00pm to 6.00pm (about 2 to 2.5 hours each session).

One signature programme is the school’s Applied Learning Programme (ALP), which aims to ignite students’ interest in the field of “Health Science and Technology” by creating opportunities to allow them to explore technology to develop solutions towards better living.

Another signature programme is the school’s Learning for Life Programme (LLP), which aims to build character through sports and outdoor adventure. It seeks to equip students with the knowledge to be a critical and inventive thinker, the skills to be a competent and confident leader, the attitude to be gracious and cultured citizens, and to be a healthy and active youth. Students will be nurtured to be learners for life by enabling them to be stronger athletes, tougher individuals and better learners.

You can find out more about both programmes here.

The school offers 16 CCAs for students to choose from. They are:

1. Badminton (Girls and Boys)

2. Basketball (Girls and Boys)

3. Hockey (Girls and Boys)

4. Netball (Girls)

5. Football (Boys)

6. Girl Guides (Girls)

7. National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) (Girls and Boys)

8. Red Cross Youth (Girls and Boys)

9. National Cadet Corps (NCC) (Land) (Boys)

10. Choir (Girls and Boys)

11. Guzheng Ensemble (Girls and Boys)

12. Modern Dance (Girls and Boys)

13. English Drama (Girls and Boys)

14. Concert Band (Girls and Boys)

15. Art Club (Girls and Boys)

16. Media Club (Girls and Boys)

You can find out more here.

The school offers a wide range of subjects for students. They are:

• CCE

• Art

• Basic Chinese Language

• Computer Applications

• Design & Technology

• Elements of Business Skills

• English Language

• Food & Consumer Education

• Mathematics

• Basic Malay Language

• Science

• Social Studies

• Basic Tamil Language

• Additional Mathematics

• Chinese Language

• Food & Nutrition

• Geography

• History

• Literature in English

• Malay Language

• Nutrition and Food Science

• Science (Chem, Bio)

• Science (Phy, Chem)

• Humanities (Ss, Geography)

• Humanities (Ss, History)

• Tamil Language

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Exercise & Sports Science

• Physics

• Music

• Physical Education

You can find out more here.

Full Subject-Based Banding (FSBB) is part of MOE's ongoing efforts to nurture the joy of learning and develop multiple pathways to cater to the different strengths and interests of our students.

With FSBB, students will learn each subject at the level that best caters to their overall strengths, interests and learning needs. There will no longer be separate Express, N(A), and N(T) courses, and students will be in mixed form classes where they can interact with peers of different strengths and interests. Subject-Based Banding (SBB) will also be offered beyond the four PSLE subjects, to allow eligible students to offer Humanities subjects at a more demanding level from Secondary 2. Other subjects such as Art, Design and Technology, Food and Consumer Education, and Music will be offered as accompanying set of Common Curriculum subjects at lower secondary.

To find out more, you can visit https://www.moe.gov.sg/microsites/psle-fsbb/full-subject-based-banding/main.html.

SKSS will embark on FSBB in 2023.

Under Full SBB, there will no longer be separate Express, N(A), and N(T) courses, and students will be in mixed form classes where they can interact with peers of different strengths and interests.

Under FSBB, eligible students will also be allowed to offer Humanities subjects at a more demanding level from Secondary 2.

Beyond the start of Secondary One, students may also offer these subjects at a more demanding level based on their performance in secondary school.

Students will also be able to offer Humanities subjects (Geography, History, and Literature in English) at a more demanding level from Secondary Two.

There are scholarships available for students of SKSS to apply for. Since 2019, the total number of scholarships awarded has been rising steadily, from 7 in 2019 to 23 in 2021. Up to 10 scholarships from each category will be awarded to deserving students. The types of scholarships and their key eligibility criteria are as follows:

1) Dato’ Seri Dr Derek Goh Bak Heng Academic Scholarship ($500)

PSLE score ≤ 16 and all subjects must be score AL 5 or better

and conduct grade of Good or better

2) SAC Sports Scholarship ($300)

Member of sports CCA in primary school

or school representative in a sport in primary school

and join an SKSS sports CCA

and PSLE score ≤ 18 and three subjects must score AL 5 or better

and conduct grade of Good or better

3) SAC Performing Arts Scholarship ($300)

Member of performing arts CCA in primary school

or school representative in performing arts in primary school

or has background in the performing arts

and join SKSS performing arts CCA

and PSLE score ≤ 18 and three subjects must score AL 5 or better

and conduct grade of Good or better

4) SAC Character & Leadership Scholarship ($300)

Outstanding primary school achievements as a student leader and/or school representative

and PSLE score ≤ 18 and three subjects must score AL 5 or better

and conduct grade of Good or better

Consistently, more than 4 in 5 of our students are eligible for polytechnic. For JC, it is more than 20%, and it is a rising trend.