Ai Tong School

Ai Tong School

Overall Rating
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    5
    Popularity of Primary 1 (P1) Registration
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    59
    Singapore Sports & Games Competition
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    81
    Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation
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    119
    Singapore Uniformed Groups Unit Recognition
    • About Ai Tong School

      Primary School
      Co-Ed School
      Government-Aided School
      Single Session
      Special Assistance Plan (SAP)

    • Mother Tongues

      Chinese

    What are the rankings in co-curricular activities (CCAs)?

    Best schools for Dance - Chinese

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    1
     of 186

    Best schools for Ensemble - Guzheng

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    1
     of 186

    Best schools for Table Tennis

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    3
     of 186

    Best schools for Gymnastics (Artistic)

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    7
     of 186

    Best schools for Badminton

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    7
     of 186

    Best schools for Wushu

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    10
     of 186

    Best schools for Taekwondo (Kyorugi)

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    12
     of 186

    Best schools for Swimming

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    15
     of 186

    Best schools for Volleyball

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    20
     of 186

    Best schools for Track & Field

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    23
     of 186

    Best schools for Art - Category B

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    26
     of 186

    Best schools for Band-Brass

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    28
     of 186

    Best schools for Band - Concert

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    33
     of 186

    Best schools for Art - Category C

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    49
     of 186

    Best schools for Scout

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    64
     of 186

    Best schools for Choir

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    82
     of 186

    Best schools for Dance - International

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    112
     of 186

    What are the admission rates in primary 1 (P1) registration?

    Learn more about Primary 1 (P1) registration in MOE (Ministry of Education, Singapore).
    • School Vision

      A School of Dynamic Learners in a Culture of Care

    • School Mission

      To Nurture Students of Good Character Rooted in Chinese Culture

    • School Philosophy, Culture and Ethos

      Ai Tong School was founded on 12 October 1912 for children of poor Chinese immigrants. In 1929, the school received the patronage of Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan and has, since then, been one of its affiliated schools. Ai Tong School marked a significant milestone in 1989 when it was designated as a Special Assistance Plan (SAP) School. In 2012, Ai Tong School celebrated its 100th anniversary.

      The school believes that Ai Tong pupils should be exposed to a holistic education grounded in values within a SAP context. This culture is deep-seated, and is shaped by our heritage and history. Guided by this belief together with our school motto and value of 'Sincerity and Perseverance', the school is committed to nurture students of good character rooted in Chinese Culture. These values are unpacked for the students into the four Dynamic Learners with its associated observable qualities and social emotional competencies for the 21st century. The four Dynamic Learners are the Caring Contributor, the Responsible Learner, the Respectful Communicator and the Resilient Innovator.

    What are the distinctive programmes?

    • Caring through ARTS

      Learning for Life Programme (LLP) / Music and performing arts

    • Character and Leadership Development through Outdoor Education Programme

      Learning for Life Programme (LLP) / Sports and outdoor education

    What are the subjects?

    Art
    Chinese
    Civics & Moral Education
    Co-Curricular Activities
    English Language
    Foundation English
    Foundation Mathematics
    Music
    Physical Education
    Science
    Social Studies
    Health Education
    Higher Chinese
    Mathematics
    Foundation Chinese
    Foundation Science

    What are the co-curricular activities (CCAs)?

    Physical Sports

    Artistic Gymnastics

    Badminton

    Table Tennis

    Track and Field

    Volleyball

    Wushu

    Uniformed Groups

    Brownies

    Scouts

    Visual and Performing Arts

    Art Club

    Choir

    Creative Design Club

    Dance

    Ensemble - Guzheng

    Clubs and Societies

    Robotics Club

    What are the specialised facilities and resources?

    • Allied educators (Learning and behavioural support)

    What are the nearby primary schools?