MK@Wellington: P1 Priority, Ballot History & K1 Admission

Q: Does MK@Wellington guarantee admission to Wellington Primary School?

No. It gives eligible children Phase 2A registration eligibility at Wellington Primary School, subject to the prevailing MOE rules, vacancies, citizenship, home-to-school distance and balloting where required. Phase 2A is an earlier priority phase, not a guaranteed place.

Q: Does living near MK@Wellington guarantee a K1 place?

No. Where an MOE Kindergarten is oversubscribed, home-to-school distance can affect priority or balloting, so living nearby may help. It is not an unconditional guarantee of a K1 place.

Q: Does the partner Early Years Centre guarantee a place at MK@Wellington?

Children who meet the official EYC partnership conditions and stay enrolled through the required period are offered a guaranteed K1 place at the partner MK. This EYC-to-MK guarantee is separate from P1 admission at the host primary school, which is never guaranteed.

Q: Can my child attend MK@Wellington but apply to another primary school?

Yes. You are not required to register at the host primary school. Attending MK@Wellington earns Phase 2A eligibility at Wellington Primary, but you are free to choose the primary school that suits your child and family.

Q: Why should I check old Phase 2A results?

Past results show how much demand there has been at Wellington Primary in Phase 2A, which helps you set expectations. They cannot predict or guarantee a future outcome, because demand, vacancies and the families who apply change every year.

P1 Priority & Wellington Primary Ballot History

Children attending MK@Wellington are eligible to register for Primary 1 at Wellington Primary School during Phase 2A, subject to the prevailing MOE rules. Phase 2A is an earlier priority phase, but it does not guarantee admission. If applications exceed vacancies, citizenship and home-to-school distance priority may apply, and a ballot may be required.

Latest Phase 2A status

2026 P1 Registration Exercise, for children entering P1 in 2027

Host school: Wellington Primary School · Phase 2A

Vacancies (Phase 2A): 73
Applicants: 85interim
Demand: 116%
Oversubscribed: Yes
Ballot required: Yes, confirmed by MOE
Affected group: SC, 1km to 2km
Data status: Ballot confirmed, applicant count interim

Wellington Primary's Phase 2A had 85 applicants for 73 places on the interim counts, which is oversubscribed, and MOE has since confirmed that Phase 2A went to a ballot in the SC, 1km to 2km group. Applicants in that group were placed by ballot; those in higher-priority groups were placed before it. The applicant figure itself is still the interim count, so treat it as close rather than final.

Where a phase is oversubscribed, MOE fills places by citizenship first (Singapore Citizens ahead of Permanent Residents) and then by home-to-school distance (within 1km, then 1km to 2km, then outside 2km), balloting only within the group where the places run out. Your family's registered address and citizenship group are what decide your standing, not last year's figures.

Previous-year results describe past demand only. They do not predict or guarantee a future outcome.

Recent Phase 2A history at Wellington Primary

MK@Wellington pupils first entered this Phase 2A pool in the 2020 exercise, which is when 2A demand here began to climb.

2026Ballot required

Vacancies: 73
Applicants: 85
Demand: 116%

Affected group: SC, 1km to 2km

2025Ballot required

Vacancies: 77
Applicants: 87
Demand: 113%

Affected group: SC, 1km to 2km

2024No ballot

Vacancies: 62
Applicants: 61
Demand: 98%

Affected group: -

2023Ballot required

Vacancies: 72
Applicants: 85
Demand: 118%

Affected group: SC, 1km to 2km

Wellington Primary Phase 2A vacancies, applicants, demand and outcome, most recent years.
Year	Vacancies	Applicants	Demand	Outcome	Affected group
2026	73	85	116%	Ballot required	SC, 1km to 2km
2025	77	87	113%	Ballot required	SC, 1km to 2km
2024	62	61	98%	No ballot	-
2023	72	85	118%	Ballot required	SC, 1km to 2km

How to read this

No ballot: places were not exhausted; no ballot held.
Ballot required: a ballot decided the last places.
Oversubscribed, resolved by priority: full, but settled by citizenship/distance without a ballot.
Awaiting result: outcome not yet confirmed by MOE.
SC: Singapore Citizen · PR: Permanent Resident.
Within 1km · 1km to 2km · Outside 2km: home-to-school distance bands.

View earlier Phase 2A history

Wellington Primary earlier Phase 2A history.
Year	Vacancies	Applicants	Demand	Outcome	Affected group
2022	79	81	103%	Oversubscribed, resolved by priority	PR, within 1km
2021	107	0	0%	No applicants	-
2020	106	0	0%	No applicants	-
2019	135	0	0%	No applicants	-

Before the 2020 exercise, Wellington Primary's Phase 2A drew fewer applicants, so a ballot was less likely in these years.

View Wellington Primary's complete P1 registration history

Every phase, Phase 1 through Phase 3, across all recorded years. This is the same table shown on the Wellington Primary page. Scroll sideways to see later phases.

2026 registration dates

National dates, the same for every school · results are in the P1 Registration Portal from 8am on the day

Registration

Results

Phase 1

30 Jun – 2 Jul

8 Jul

Phase 2A

9 – 10 Jul

17 Jul

Phase 2B

20 – 21 Jul

27 Jul

Phase 2C

28 – 30 Jul

11 Aug

Phase 2C(S)

17 – 18 Aug

27 Aug

During registration

Wellington Primary School

YearYr ↕	PHASE 1P1 ↕	2A ↕	2A(2)2A2 ↕	2B ↕	2C ↕	2C(S)2CS ↕	3 ↕	TotalTot ↕
2026liveMK	107107/18059%	7385/73SC 1-2116%	–	1515/2075%	4585/45SC<1189%	full0 places	–	240of 240100%
2025MK	103103/18057%	7787/77SC 1-2 (21/18)113%	–	2021/20all SC<2 placed105%	40104/40SC<1 (79/40)260%	00/0	00/0	240of 240100%
2024MK	118118/18066%	6161/6298%	–	1616/2080%	45114/45SC<1 (87/45)253%	00/0	00/0	240of 240100%
2023MK	108108/18060%	7285/72SC 1-2118%	–	66/2030%	55108/55SC<1196%	00/0	00/0	241of 240100%
2022MK	101101/18056%	7981/79all PR<1 placed103%	–	44/2020%	58105/58SC<1181%	00/0	00/0	242of 240101%
2021MK	9393/20047%	4848/10745%00/1070%	4848/10745%	33/506%	97119/97SC 1-2123%	00/0	00/0	241of 240100%
2020MK	9494/20047%	5454/10651%00/1060%	5454/10651%	00/470%	94116/94SC 1-2123%	00/0	00/0	242of 240101%
2019	6565/20033%	55/1354%00/1350%	55/1354%	00/850%	131131/17077%	1717/3944%	no record22 places	218of 24091%
2018	69	1	7	01/821%	9999/16361%	2121/6433%	no record43 places	197of 240(+30)82%
2017	92	0	10	33/546%	8789/10585%	1313/1872%	no record5 places	205of 21098%
2016	70	0	11	00/650%	7676/12959%	99/5317%	no record44 places	166of 21079%
2015	79	0	10	12/613%	8282/12068%	1010/3826%	no record28 places	182of 210(-30)87%
2014	76	0	8	00/780%	109109/15670%	1212/4726%	no record35 places	205of 24085%
2013	102	0	6	11/662%	115116/13189%	1617/16106%	00/0	240of 240(-30)100%
2012	73	0	4	11/971%	8585/19244%	–	no record43 places	-of 270
2011	83	0	6	11/911%	7777/18143%	104108/104104%	00/0	271of 270(+30)100%
2010	87	0	4	22/753%	7575/14751%	4545/7362%	no record25 places	213of 24089%
2009	99	0	3	11/691%	8282/14158%	2828/6047%	no record32 places	213of 24089%

Phases

1: sibling currently studying in the school
2A: parent/sibling is a former pupil; parent is staff or on the school committee; or a child from the school’s MOE Kindergarten (MK)
2A(2): the former Phase 2A2 (before 2022), now merged into 2A
2B: parent volunteer, church/clan, or community leader
2C: open to all, no prior connection
2C(S): supplementary round after Phase 2C
3: international students (not SC or PR)

Distance groups (ballot priority order)

1. SC<1: Singapore Citizen within 1km
2. SC 1-2: within 1 to 2km
3. SC>2: beyond 2km
4. PR<1: Permanent Resident within 1km
5. PR 1-2: within 1 to 2km
6. PR>2: beyond 2km

MOE measures that distance from any point on the school's land boundary to your home's building outline, not between two single points, using the Singapore Land Authority's SLA's OneMap School Query service. Check your own address there in your registration year, per MOE's page on the address used for registration.

A grey note like all SC placed or all SC<1 placed means the phase was oversubscribed but no ballot was conducted: MOE offered the places by citizenship and distance priority, and everyone in the group shown was admitted (per MOE’s official balloting data). The % is not red in these cases because there was no ballot.

Each cell: the big number is places taken; below it, applicants / vacancies, then the demand % (applicants as a share of vacancies, so above 100% means more families wanted that phase than there were places). A red cell went to a ballot, with the group and its ratio, e.g. SC 1-2 (6/5). In the Total column, “of NNN” is that year’s total P1 places, the +/- below is the change from the year before, and the last line is places taken as a % of the total.

Years tagged MK are the years MK@Wellington pupils were in the Phase 2A applicant pool (from the 2020 exercise, when the MK's first cohort registered for P1). An MK link gives Phase 2A eligibility, not a guaranteed place.

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K1 Admission to MK@Wellington

K1 places at MK@Wellington are offered through the annual MOE Kindergarten registration exercise, held around February to March for entry the following January. K1 is for children turning 5 in the year of entry; K2 follows the next year.

Admission runs in priority order set by MOE. Continuing K1 children from the partner Early Years Centre and siblings are considered first, followed by other applicants. When applications for a level exceed the places available, MOE holds a ballot, and home-to-school distance can be used as a tie-break where applicable.

Living nearest does not automatically guarantee a place. Distance affects priority in a ballot; it is not an unconditional guarantee. Outcomes are released by MOE after the exercise, and parents accept the offered place within the stated window to secure it.

The full curriculum, fees, KCare and KiFAS details are the same across all MOE Kindergartens, so we summarise them below and link to the MOE Kindergarten guide rather than repeat them.

Official links

Partner Early Years Centre

MK@Wellington has 3 partner Early Years Centres. A guaranteed K1 place can come through any one of them.

PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Canberra Blk 468C

Operator: PCF Sparkletots (PAP Community Foundation)
Postal code: S753468

View this Early Years Centre →

PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Sembawang Central Blk 309

Operator: PCF Sparkletots (PAP Community Foundation)
Postal code: S750309

View this Early Years Centre →

PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Sembawang Central Blk 503C

Operator: PCF Sparkletots (PAP Community Foundation)
Postal code: S753503

View this Early Years Centre →

How the EYC-to-MK pathway works →

Two different pathways

1. Partner EYC → MK@Wellington
Eligible children who meet the official EYC partnership conditions and stay enrolled through the required period are guaranteed a K1 place at the partner MK.
2. MK@Wellington → Wellington Primary
Attending MK@Wellington provides Phase 2A eligibility at the host primary school. It does not guarantee a Primary 1 place.

The guaranteed part is the EYC-to-MK step. It does not carry through to a guaranteed Primary 1 place.

MK@Wellington Details

MOE Kindergartens run to a common national framework, so the details below apply to MK@Wellington as they do to every MK. For the full explanation of fees, KCare, KiFAS and the curriculum, see the MOE Kindergarten guide.

Levels: K1 and K2 (children aged 5 and 6)
Curriculum: MOE's Nurturing Early Learners, learning through play. details
Monthly fee (Singapore Citizen): S$160
Monthly fee (Permanent Resident): S$320
Mother Tongue: Chinese, Malay or Tamil, per MOE's MK programme
KCare: Before/after-school care where offered. KCare guide
Financial assistance: KiFAS for eligible Singapore Citizen families
Session times: Set by the outlet each year. Confirm with MOE at registration

Outlet-specific session times, open-house dates and facilities are confirmed by MOE and the centre at registration. We do not publish dates here until they are confirmed, to avoid showing a past event as upcoming.

Contact and Location

Address: 10 Wellington Circle, Singapore 757702
Area: Sembawang
Host primary school: Wellington Primary School · official website →
Directions: Open in Google Maps →
MOE SchoolFinder: Find MK@Wellington →

We list phone and email only when confirmed from an official source. For enquiries, use MOE SchoolFinder or the host school's official website above.

Common questions

Does MK@Wellington guarantee admission to Wellington Primary School?

No. It gives eligible children Phase 2A registration eligibility at Wellington Primary School, subject to the prevailing MOE rules, vacancies, citizenship, home-to-school distance and balloting where required. Phase 2A is an earlier priority phase, not a guaranteed place.

Does living near MK@Wellington guarantee a K1 place?

No. Where an MOE Kindergarten is oversubscribed, home-to-school distance can affect priority or balloting, so living nearby may help. It is not an unconditional guarantee of a K1 place.

Does the partner Early Years Centre guarantee a place at MK@Wellington?

Children who meet the official EYC partnership conditions and stay enrolled through the required period are offered a guaranteed K1 place at the partner MK. This EYC-to-MK guarantee is separate from P1 admission at the host primary school, which is never guaranteed.

Can my child attend MK@Wellington but apply to another primary school?

Yes. You are not required to register at the host primary school. Attending MK@Wellington earns Phase 2A eligibility at Wellington Primary, but you are free to choose the primary school that suits your child and family.

Why should I check old Phase 2A results?

Past results show how much demand there has been at Wellington Primary in Phase 2A, which helps you set expectations. They cannot predict or guarantee a future outcome, because demand, vacancies and the families who apply change every year.