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Phase 2B
Year	SC < 1km	SC 1-2km	Overall
2024	2930	04	2934
2023	2647	04	2651
2022	28?	0?	2855
2021	26?	0?	2644
2020	25?	0?	2550
2019	28?	0?	2837
2018	3247		3247
2017	4046		4046
2016	2127		2127
2015	2933		2933
2014	3235		3235
2013	2431		2431
2012	1822		1822
2011	2535		2535
2010	2025		2025
2009	2636		2636

Phase 2C
Year	SC < 1km	SC 1-2km	SC > 2km	PR < 1km	Overall
2024	5948		1115	011	5974
2023	5356	012			5368
2022	55?	0?			5569
2021	25?	0?			2540
2020	26?	0?			2646
2019	27?	0?			2742
2018	3245				3245
2017	3946				3946
2016	2027				2027
2015	2933				2933
2014	3054				3054
2013	2231				2231
2012	1721				1721
2011	2430				2430
2010	1930				1930
2009	2748				2748

Phase 2CS
Year	SC < 1km	SC 1-2km	SC > 2km	PR < 1km	PR 1-2km	PR > 2km	Overall
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2021	00						00
2020	00						00
2019	00						00
2018	00						00
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< 1km 1-2km

Name	Type	Tenure	TOP	Units	MRT
The Element @ Stevens	Apartment	Freehold	2007	17	2 min
The Equatorial	Condominium	Freehold	2002	95	1 min
The Fernhill	Apartment	Freehold	2009	25
The Hermitage	Apartment	Freehold	1999	32	2 min
The Huntington	Apartment	Freehold	2000	42	2 min
The Hyde	Condominium	Freehold	2022	117
The Legend	Condominium	Freehold	1996	98	5 min
The Linc	Apartment	Freehold	2006	51
The Lincoln Modern	Apartment	Freehold	2003	56
The Lincoln Residences	Condominium	Freehold	2012	99
The Oliv	Apartment	Freehold	2013	23
The Orange Grove	Condominium	Freehold	2010	72
The Princeton	Apartment	Freehold	1999	37
The Scotts Tower	Condominium	103	2016	231	5 min

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Subjects

∙ Art

∙ Chinese Language

∙ English Language

∙ Foundation Chinese Language

∙ Foundation English Language

∙ Foundation Mathematics

∙ Foundation Science

∙ Foundation Tamil Language

∙ Higher Chinese Language

∙ Higher Tamil Language

∙ Mathematics

∙ Malay Language

∙ Music

∙ Physical Education

∙ Science

∙ Social Studies

∙ Tamil Language

Physical sports

∙ Badminton

∙ Basketball

∙ Rugby

∙ Football

∙ Swimming

∙ Track and Field

∙ Tennis

∙ Floorball

∙ Bowling

Uniformed groups

∙ Boys' Brigade

∙ Scouts

Visual and performing arts

∙ Choir

∙ Guitar Ensemble

∙ String Ensemble

∙ Modern Dance

Club and societies

∙ Art and Crafts

∙ Audio Visual Aid

∙ International Chess

∙ Infocomm Technology (Computing)

∙ Robotics

∙ Physical Science

华文名：英华学校 (小学)

History

Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) is one of seven schools of the ACS Family, the others being ACS (Junior), ACS (Barker Road), ACS (Independent), Anglo-Chinese Junior College, ACS (International) and ACS Jakarta.

ACS was founded by Reverend William Fitzjames Oldham when he started a class of 13 boys in a shophouse at 70 Amoy Street on 1 March 1886. Enrolment grew quickly to 104 in the first year. By 1887, it had moved to 1 Canning Rise. ACS also served as a boarding school, attracting many students from neighbouring countries. By 1896, ACS had become the largest school in the Straits Settlements.

ACS was operating as a full school with both primary and secondary levels, and the building soon became inadequate for the burgeoning student population. Therefore, a new school was built in 1928 at 126 Cairnhill Road to house the secondary school.

Anglo-Chinese Primary School, as ACS (Primary) was known then, remained at Canning Rise. The school had both the morning and afternoon sessions. By the 1950s, the building could no longer meet the needs of the expanding school population. Thus, it was torn down to make way for a new building in 1959, which still stands today repurposed as the National Archives of Singapore.

In 1994, Anglo-Chinese Primary School vacated 1 Canning Rise and moved to Barker Road to become the primary school section of ACS (Barker Road), a full school that accepted its first cohort of Secondary One boys. In 1998, the primary section of ACS (Barker Road) separated from the school, and was rechristened ACS (Primary). In 2002, it began operating as a single-session school.

ACS (Primary) has been offering the Gifted Education Programme since 1984.

Phase 2B

Phase 2C

Phase 2CS