Registration for 2026 Secondary 1 at Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School

Parents are encouraged to join us via Zoom for a welcome address by Principal, Year Head, and Subject-Based Banding briefing by the teacher in-charge.

Date: Monday, 22 December 2025
Time: 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m.
Click on the following to join Zoom Meeting
https://moe-singapore.zoom.us/j/63884886174?pwd=0WpIbC2BB7yHFKYg5OJtz5wgSOK2Ma.1
Meeting ID: 638 8488 6174
Passcode: 502477
For security reasons, please use this format for your login username.
Login username: PRCS/ Child’s name
(Only participants with the suggested format for the login username will be admitted into the briefing)

The Principal’s slides will also be uploaded on the school website after the session.

Please ensure that you have your Parents Gateway (PG) mobile app ready to complete the Sec 1 online registration.  Please note that Parent Gateway may be down between 12pm to 5pm on 19 December to facilitate the secondary 1 posting. Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School will be automatically reflected and assigned to your PG once the transition has been completed by the next working day.

E-Registration.

(a)   Please complete the Online Registration Form (Singpass is required)
You may also access the link here, https://for.edu.sg/sec1registration2026. You may refer to Part (E) for more information about the Start-it-Right Programme during the first four days of school.
(b)   The registration takes about 10 minutes. Please complete all fields.
(c)   It is compulsory for parents/guardians to complete the registration. Please complete the registration latest by Friday, 19 December 2025, 11:59 p.m.

Log in to Parents Gateway (PG) mobile app (if you have not downloaded the app, please refer to the o the Support Site under Parents Gateway).

Your child’s/ward’s home class allocation will be sent to you via PG on 30 December.

You may also receive a message via PG to inform if your child is eligible for Higher Mother Tongue Language, 3rd Language or is eligible to offer subject(s) at a More Demanding Level by 22 December, 2pm.

a.    Higher Mother Tongue Language eligibility, or
b.    3rd Language eligibility or
c.    Offer for Subject(s) at a More Demanding level.

More information on offer for Subject(s) at More Demanding Level will be provided during the Zoom briefing on 22 December 2025.

For parents who do not have access to PG app, please contact the school.

(a)  Refer to the table for the reporting time and attire on the first day. 

Reporting time

7.25 a.m. (In their allocated classroom at level four)
The classroom location will be placed on the noticeboard at the Tower Block.

Attire:

PRCS PE shirt and PE shorts or Primary School PE attire

Shoes:

Predominantly white shoes with lace

Socks:

White with no logo

(b) Students can refer to the noticeboard at the Tower Block which will contain more information on their classroom location.
(c)  Items to bring:

1.    An English story book
2.    Stationery

(a)  Bring a photocopy of the following documents for the Pupil Confidential File:

1.    Passport/Student Pass (for foreign student)
2.    PSLE results slip
3.    Mother Tongue Language exemption letter (if applicable)
4.    Any documents deemed useful by parents/guardians (e.g. Medical Report)

(a)  The programme will be conducted on 2 January and from 5 to 7 January 2026 to help your child/ward transition smoothly into secondary school life.
(b) The programme will include activities to bond with their classmates and introduction to the teachers and school environment. The programme culminates in a closing ceremony where parents/guardians are invited to accompany the child/ward in their completion of several days of activities, signifying the new beginning in his/her secondary school life. Please indicate in the registration form if you would be attending the closing ceremony at 1.30 p.m..
(c)  The attire is PRCS PE shirt and PE shorts or Primary School PE attire.
(d) Bring an English story book for reading, stationery, and water bottle.
(e)  The school has arranged for the taking of passport-sized photographs on Monday, 5 January 2026. These photographs will be used for the Pupil Confidential File and other official school purposes. Please note that your child/ward is required to make payment of $3.50 directly to the vendor. 
(f)   Refer to the table below for dismissal time during the SIR programme only.

Date

Reporting time

Dismissal time

Programme

2 January,
Friday

7.25 a.m.

12.40 p.m.

Orientation activities conducted by our Crestian Senior Leaders in school.

Canteen is open for recess and lunch.

Note: Bring $3.50 for photo taking on 5 Jan, Monday.

5 January,
Monday

7.25 a.m.

2.00 p.m.

6 January,
Tuesday

7.25 a.m.

7.00 p.m.

Day camp where there will be team bonding activities and campfire (in the evening) conducted in school.
Canteen is open for recess and lunch.
Halal packed meal will be catered during dinner for all students.

7 January,
Wednesday

9.00 a.m.

2.00 p.m.

Sports Education Programme (SEP) – Sports Exposure
Bowling workshop at external venues.
Students are advised to have breakfast before reporting to school, as there will be no break during the workshop.
Ends off with a closing ceremony where parents/guardians are invited to accompany the child/ward in their completion of several days of activities, signifying the new beginning in his/her secondary school life.

1.          Purchase of new Uniform and Textbooks

(a)  Click on the link below for 2026 booklists.
If your child is taking up the Offer for Subject(s) at More Demanding Level, refer to the booklist for the indicative level of the subject i.e. G3, G2, for the appropriate textbooks/workbooks to purchase.

(b) To manage the crowd on-site and reduce wait-times, the school has made arrangements for parents/ students to opt either for self-collection (during pre-assigned slots based on the booklist); or paid delivery, when ordering textbooks and uniforms during the end of year sales period. 

(c)  Walk-in purchase of textbooks is strictly by appointment only.
You may book your walk-in purchase at https://www.pacificbookstores.com.

(d) Please contact the school bookshop and uniform vendor using the information in the table to indicate your preferred option and make the necessary arrangements.

Bookshop

Online platform: https://www.pacificbookstores.com
Email: sales@pacificbookstores.com
Contact number: 6929 8012 / 6559 2269
Online purchase guide:  

School uniform

Online platform: https://asencio.com.sg/
Email: prcs@asencio.com.sg
Contact number: 6764 3102
Online ordering guide:

(e)  Sizing Measurement for the school PE shirt (updated 20 Dec 2024)

Size

Estimated Pit-to-pit measurement (in cm)
Actual measurement may vary

XXS 44

XS 45

S 47

M 49

L 52

XL 55

2XL 57

3XL 59

4XL 61

(f)   For student who are under the MOE Financial Assistance Scheme, please access the booking link/email below to make your purchases.

Bookshop

E-appointment link: https://www.pacificbookstores.com/appointment/book
Email: sales@pacificbookstores.com
Tel: 6929 8012
NOTE: Kindly wait for school results if you have applied for FAS. Do not purchase books in advance.

School uniform

Email: prcs@asencio.com.sg
Tel: 6764 3102

2.          Secondary 1 Parent Teacher Meeting and CCA Briefing

(a)  We would like to invite all parents and students to attend the Secondary One Parent Teacher Meeting and CCA Briefing on Saturday, 17 January 2026, from 8.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. in the school.
(b) More information on the briefing will be provided nearer the date.

3.          Parent Support Group

(a)  The PRCS Parent Support Group (PSG) are strong advocates of fostering a conducive home-school partnership and seeks to support the school’s mission towards becoming 'A Choice School that nurtures the Hearts and Minds of Crestian Leaders to be the pride of family, community and nation'. The PSG is a network of parents that also supports the holistic development of Crestians through participation in and organisation of school activities (e.g. Education and Career Sharing, Overcomers’ Run) and PSG-related programmes for parents and students.
(b) Find out more about PRCS PSG by clicking on this link.
(c)  If you would like to play an active role or be involved in PRCS PSG events, please sign up here.

4.          Parenting workshops

(a)  Care Corner is an MSF-appointed Families For Life @ Community provider for PRCSS.
(b) As teens undergo the transition to adulthood, the emotional and physical changes they experience may overwhelm them. How can parents support them through these transitions?

Care Corner will be conducting a talk on Supporting Our Teenagers Through Transitions.

Learn simple and practical strategies over a series of 2 seminars based on principles of positive parenting to:

1.    Understand youth developmental stages
2.    Learn how to support your youth through transitions
3.    Manage difficult problem behaviours
4.    Encourage responsible decision-making
5.    Build healthy relationships with youths 

(c)  More information is in the poster below.

5.          MOE Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS) Application (If applicable)

(a)  The objective of the MOE FAS is to help financially needy Singaporean students in Government and Government-aided schools to meet basic schooling expenses.
(b) Eligibility Criteria
Student must be a Singapore citizen enrolled in a Government or Government-aided school and meets either one of the following criteria:

(i)   Gross household income (GHI) as at the time of application does not exceed $4000 per month; or
(ii)  Household per capita income (PCI) as at the time of application does not exceed $1000 per month.
PCI = Monthly GHI / No. of members in the same household

(c)  You may may submit your application online via this website: https://go.gov.sg/moe-efasggas
(Singpass is required)
(d) If you do not meet the eligibility criteria of the MOE FAS, but require financial assistance, do visit the Support Page Under Financial Assistance or approach the school staff at the school’s General Office for assistance.

6.          Interbank GIRO

(a)  We encourage all students to sign up for GIRO application for payment of school fees.
(b) You may submit the eGIRO application through this link, if you have not signed up for GIRO payment with your child’s primary school.

7.          Reporting Time, Attire and Dismissal Timings for School Days after 7 January.

(a)  Refer to the table below for the reporting time, dismissal time, CCA timing and school attire.

Day

Reporting Time

Dismissal Time

CCA Time

School attire

Monday

7.25 a.m.

2.00 p.m.

-

Full School Uniform only

Tuesday

7.25 a.m.

3.10 p.m.

3.15 p.m. to 5.45 p.m.

Full School Uniform
OR
PE shirt with school bermudas or
school skirt

Wednesday

9.05 a.m.

2.40 p.m.

-

Thursday

7.50 a.m.

3.10 p.m.

3.15 p.m. to 5.45 p.m.

Friday

7.50 a.m.

12.40 p.m.

-

(b) To support our students’ transition to a Secondary School, CCA will only commence on Thursday, 26 February 2026 for Secondary One students.
(c)  See below point 9(b) for CCA trials for Sec One students.
(d) For safety reasons, students are not allowed to leave school before CCA.

8.          CCA Trials

(a)  Our school conduct CCA trials for Sec One students where students get to experience different CCAs before selecting their choices for CCA. Our school has a range of 17 CCAs for the students to choose from.
(b) To enable Secondary One students to gain a better understanding of the requirements of the various CCAs, the school will be conducting CCA trials during the CCA sessions on 27 and 29 January, as well as 3, 5, and 10 February 2026. The sessions will run until 5.45 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Attendance is compulsory.
(c)  More details on the CCA trials will be shared during the Secondary 1 Parent-Teacher Meeting and CCA Open House on Saturday, 17 January 2026.

9.          Issuance of New Secondary Level School Smart Cards (SSC)

(a)  All students entering Secondary One in January 2026 will be issued with a new Secondary level School Smart Card (SSC). MOE will inform the school of the delivery dates in due course.
(b) While Secondary One students are waiting for their Secondary level SSCs to be ready, they can continue to use their Primary level SSCs for concessionary travel till further updates from Transitlink office. Students can still purchase the Bus Concession Pass (BCP) using their Primary level SSCs but they will need to purchase the BCP for Secondary School students.

10.        Road Safety

We seek your cooperation in the area of road safety to ensure the safety of your child/ward.

(a)  Parents can drop off child/ward at the bus stop just outside the school.
(b) Parents who drive your child/ward to school in the morning are to turn left when exiting the school from 07.00 a.m. to 08.00 a.m
(c)  Kindly follow the traffic markings within the school and only drop off your child/ward at the designated drop off point, i.e. the School Tower (Refer to the “Drop Off/ Pick Up Point” in image A below.

Image A
(d) Remind your child/ward not to jaywalk but use the pedestrian crossings at all times.
(e)  Advise your child/ward not to use earphones/headphones or use his/her mobile phone when walking to school, as it would reduce his/her level of alertness of the traffic condition.

1. Appeals for transfer out due to serious medical conditions

   • (a) An appeal to transfer out to another school due to compelling medical reasons must be submitted via email to Secondary 1 Year Head, Mr Choo Chee Siong, choo_chee_siong@schools.gov.sg by 22 December 2025, 12.00 p.m..
     (b) Things to note when appealing for a transfer:

   • (i) All appeals must be accompanied by relevant supporting documents, such as medical reports, letters from doctors.
     (ii) Our staff will help to file your appeal.
     (iii) The appeal results will be released in early January.
     (iv) If you intend to appeal for transfer out, your child must still report to PRCS on the first day of school, and continue to attend school until the transfer is approved.
     (v) Transfers are subjected to vacancies at the requested transfer school, and MOE’s approval.

2. General transfer appeals

   • (a)  Submissions for transfers or appeals to PRCS should be submitted online via this form (singpass required) by Thursday, 24 December 2025, 12.00 p.m.. Application for transfer will be based on following factors:

   • (i) Student must meet school’s Cut-Off Points (COP) for respective posting group
     (ii) Available school vacancies
     (iii) Merits of other applicants on the school’s waitlist

   • (b) Do note that students successfully allocated to their schools via the Direct Schools Admission (DSA) Exercise will not be allowed to transfer to another school. For successful DSA postings, students are expected to honour their commitment to the accepting school for the duration of their secondary school journey. Parents are encouraged to consult the receiving DSA school for further advice if there are valid reasons for a transfer.
     (c) The school will contact you if your child/ward is shortlisted.