Angsana Ballot History
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MOE data last updated: 27 July 2026, 11:34am SGT (Phase 2B results; MOE-confirmed Phase 2C vacancies)
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Angsana Primary School Ballot history
| Year ↕ | PHASE 1 ↕ | 2A ↕ | 2A(2) ↕ | 2B ↕ | 2C ↕ | 2C(S) ↕ | 3 ↕ | Total ↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026liveMK | 119119/22054% | 131131/101SC<1130% | – | 11/205% | -59 | – | – | 221of 28079% |
| 2025MK | 142142/22065% | 78125/78SC<1 (118/78)160% | – | 11/205% | 59167/59SC<1 (164/59)283% | 00/0 | 00/0 | 280of 280100% |
| 2024MK | 127127/22058% | 94115/94SC<1 (111/94)122% | – | 11/205% | 60155/60SC<1 (152/60)258% | 00/0 | 00/0 | 282of 280101% |
| 2023MK | 8888/22040% | 9595/13272% | – | 22/326% | 95167/95SC<1176% | 00/0 | 00/0 | 280of 280100% |
| 2022 | 5858/22026% | 2020/16212% | – | 00/670% | 171171/20285% | 3166/31SC<1213% | 00/0 | 280of 280(+40)100% |
| 2021 | 3838/20019% | 00/1620% | 99/1626% | 00/970% | 7979/19541% | 6868/11659% | 00/480% | 194of 24081% |
| 2020 | 3131/20016% | 11/1691% | 33/1682% | 00/1030% | 2121/20510% | 4646/18425% | 00/1380% | 102of 240(+120)43% |
| 2019 | 2424/8030% | 00/560% | 1111/5620% | 00/430% | 99/8511% | 33/774% | 00/740% | 47of 120(-90)39% |
| 2018 | 28 | 1 | 6 | 00/880% | 1414/1758% | 4343/16127% | --/118 | 92of 210(+60)44% |
| 2017 | 26 | 0 | 3 | 00/610% | 99/1217% | 1717/11215% | --/95 | 55of 150(+30)37% |
| 2016 | 25 | 0 | 5 | 00/450% | 1313/9014% | 22/773% | --/75 | 45of 120(-30)38% |
| 2015 | 29 | 0 | 3 | 00/590% | 1616/11814% | 55/1025% | --/97 | 53of 150(-30)35% |
| 2014 | 49 | 0 | 4 | 22/643% | 2222/12518% | 77/1037% | --/96 | 84of 180(+30)47% |
| 2013 | 29 | 0 | 4 | 00/590% | 3232/11727% | 7322/8526% | --/12 | 138of 150(-30)92% |
| 2012 | 41 | 0 | 3 | 00/680% | 2728/13621% | 812/1112% | --/30 | 152of 18084% |
| 2011 | 36 | 0 | 9 | 00/680% | 2020/13515% | 849/1158% | --/31 | 149of 18083% |
| 2010 | 44 | 0 | 6 | 00/650% | 1919/13015% | 1313/11112% | --/98 | 82of 18046% |
| 2009 | 26 | 0 | 5 | 00/750% | 2222/15015% | 88/1286% | --/120 | 61of 18034% |
- 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)
- 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
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@Angsana pupils were in the Phase 2A applicant pool (from the 2023 exercise, when the MK's first cohort registered for P1). An MK link gives Phase 2A eligibility, not a guaranteed place.
Figures from MOE's official vacancies and balloting data. Because MOE reserves places for 2B and 2C and rounds when redistributing, the per-phase figures can add up to one or two more or less than the Total. The live picture for your year is always on the 2026 page.
Angsana is very competitive in Tampines. In 2025 it went to a ballot in Phase 2A and Phase 2C, with 125 applicants for 78 places in Phase 2A and 167 for 59 in Phase 2C, so a place is far from guaranteed without an earlier-phase priority and a close home address. Numbers change every year, so check the live figures for your year on MOE's checker.
Our registration guide explains how the phases and distance tiers work, and our choosing a school guide helps you build a realistic shortlist.
2026 figures: MOE, vacancies and balloting, last updated 27 July 2026, 11:34am SGT (Phase 2B results; MOE-confirmed Phase 2C vacancies). This moves whenever MOE republishes.
2009 to 2025 ballot history: compiled from public records and matched against MOE's past vacancies and balloting data for the years MOE still publishes.
Page copy last checked against official sources: 28 July 2026.
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