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Mayflower Secondary School

Complete guide to Mayflower Secondary School for P6 parents — Express and Normal tracks, debating and arts CCAs, Ang Mo Kio, and DSA-Sec pathways.

Mayflower Secondary School — commonly known as MSS — is a government co-educational school located on Ang Mo Kio Street 21 in the Ang Mo Kio area of north-east Singapore. The school combines the national curriculum with values-based character development and an applied-learning emphasis in communication.

Mayflower offers the mainstream Express and Normal academic tracks with full Subject-Based Banding; it is not an Integrated Programme school. The school is known for its strong debating and public-speaking culture, its choral and instrumental ensembles, and an active sports tradition.


Programmes and Curriculum

Express and Normal Tracks

Mayflower offers the mainstream Express (O-Level) and Normal academic tracks with full Subject-Based Banding, allowing students to take individual subjects at higher levels based on their strengths.

For P6 families: Mayflower is a mainstream school rather than an IP school. Track placement follows the S1 posting framework. Refer to the Mayflower official website for the current academic programme structure.

Applied Learning and the Arts

Mayflower runs an Applied Learning Programme (ALP) focused on developing confidence and curiosity through effective communication, and a Learning for Life Programme (LLP) centred on developing a zest for life through music, performing and visual arts. These school programmes anchor its applied learning and student development beyond the academic curriculum.

For context on the DSA-Sec process, see What is DSA-Sec?.


Co-Curricular Activities

Mayflower runs CCAs across Performing Arts, Sports and Games, Clubs and Societies, and Uniformed Groups, with a notably strong performing arts and public-speaking offering.

Performing Arts

  • Choir
  • Concert Band
  • Chinese Orchestra
  • Chinese Dance
  • Modern Dance
  • English Drama

Sports and Games

  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Table Tennis
  • Taekwondo

Clubs and Societies

  • Debating and Public Speaking
  • Chinese and Malay language and cultural groups
  • Community service and leadership groups

Uniformed Groups

Mayflower's uniformed groups support character and leadership development alongside the academic curriculum.

CCA names and availability may change. The Mayflower official website is the authoritative source for the current CCA list.


Campus and Facilities

Mayflower Secondary School is located at 2 Ang Mo Kio Street 21, Singapore 569384 in the Ang Mo Kio area of north-east Singapore.

Nearest MRT:

  • Mayflower (Thomson-East Coast Line TE6) — approximately a 5-minute walk
  • Ang Mo Kio (North South Line NS16) — a short bus ride away

Campus facilities include general and specialist classrooms, science laboratories, a multi-purpose hall, performing arts and music spaces, and sports courts. For current facility details and a campus map, refer to the Mayflower official website.


Admission Pathways

PSLE and S1 Posting

Mayflower admits students through the S1 posting exercise across its Express and Normal posting bands. The cut-off point (COP) differs by track and changes each year. For current and historical PSLE COP data, see PSLE COP historical data.

DSA-Sec Admission

Mayflower participates in DSA-Sec across sports, performing arts, and academic or leadership talent areas. As a co-educational school with a strong debating and public-speaking culture, a choir and Chinese orchestra tradition, and a taekwondo and team-sports following, Mayflower's DSA tends to attract applicants across these strengths. DSA offers place students into the school's mainstream tracks.

The specific talent areas offered change from year to year. Use the DSA-Sec School Finder for the current year's full list. For key application dates, see the DSA-Sec Timeline. For preparation by talent area, see DSA Interview Preparation. For historical results context, see DSA Results.


Achievements and Recognition

Mayflower is a government co-educational school.

CategoryDetail
School typeGovernment
GenderCo-educational
Academic tracksExpress, Normal (Academic), Normal (Technical)
LocationAng Mo Kio (north-east Singapore)

The school has received various MOE recognition and development awards over the years. For verified award details, refer to the MOE recognition listings and the Mayflower official website.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mayflower Secondary co-educational?

Yes. Mayflower Secondary School is a co-educational school.

Does Mayflower offer IP?

No. Mayflower offers the mainstream Express (O-Level), Normal (Academic), and Normal (Technical) tracks. It is not an Integrated Programme school.

What PSLE score does my child need for Mayflower?

Mayflower is competitive for its Express and Normal posting bands, with the COP differing by track and changing each year. For current and historical data, see PSLE COP historical data.

Does Mayflower offer DSA-Sec?

Yes. Mayflower participates in DSA-Sec across sports, performing arts, and academic or leadership talent areas. Use the DSA-Sec School Finder to see the current year's offerings.

What happens if my child is not offered a DSA place at Mayflower?

Not receiving a DSA offer does not affect the standard S1 PSLE posting process. Students can still be posted to Mayflower if their PSLE score qualifies and they rank the school in their choices. Students who accept a DSA offer from any school are withdrawn from the S1 posting exercise entirely.


Related Schools and Resources

Schools with Similar Profiles

These schools share one or more characteristics with Mayflower — government, co-educational, or Ang Mo Kio / north-east location:

  • Yio Chu Kang Secondary School — Express + Normal, Co-ed, Ang Mo Kio
  • Anderson Secondary School — Express + Normal, Co-ed, Ang Mo Kio
  • Presbyterian High School — Express + Normal, Co-ed, Ang Mo Kio
  • Deyi Secondary School — Express + Normal, Co-ed, Ang Mo Kio

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