Pei Chun Public School

16 LORONG 7 TOA PAYOH, 319320

63539450

Pei Chun Public School, centrally located in Toa Payoh, is a highly sought-after institution with a fierce application rate of 104%. The demand surpasses the 302 placements, having received 315 applications for Primary 1 admission.
Known for its stellar achievements, the school recently clinched the Singapore National Primary Schools Chinese Creative Writing Competition. Pei Chun Public School also offers unique programs like Robotics and Coding under its STEM initiative, making it popular with parents seeking a holistic and future-ready education for their children.
Despite its competitiveness, the school's nurturing environment and commitment to excellence make it a top choice for many.

Principal:

Ms Ong Lee Choo

Vice Principals:

Mr Lim Jit Hin, Ms Yang Jingyu

Session Type:

Single Session

Nearest MRT:

Toa Payoh MRT Station and Braddell MRT Station

School Type:

Government-aided Sch

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Google Reviews!

Hear from parents about their experiences with Pei Chun Public School.

"Pei Chun Public School has a good reputation and is well-regarded for its academic excellence and strong emphasis on Chinese culture. Pei Chun could not be what it is today if not for the support of its stakeholders - parents, staff, alumni, School Management Committee as well as various partners in education. With their strong support and partnership, Pei Chun will continue to live up to its name and its founders’ vision of providing quality education for future generations, reaffirming the intent of its founders of being a school started by the community for the community."

Gregory Athanasius

November 14, 2024

"One of your students has pushed my son and the others off one of playground swings nearby the school , I would like to tell you to educate your students on how to treat people better which would benefit their future."

Apple Lim

February 20, 2025

"they do not care if you get bully,please don't send your kids here bcs the teachers here are bias and they only care for their school image but not their students well being.dont send your childrens here"

Nathania

February 19, 2025

"Didn’t realise this at first but school counsellorsl can be part of the problem. Pc primary school’s one seems to be overly sensitive and reacts like a strawberry, say unprofessional things to students like ‘it is not your fault cos you have family problems’ ( And the child was thinking ‘Huh? I didnt know I have family problems. But I must have cos she says I have. So it is not my fault I do wrong things.’) Let’s blame others first and take no responsibility for self. She does not seem to be able to properly counsel students to take responsibility for their bad actions and change bad behaviours like grossly vulgar sexual language, insulting others, disrespectfulness and social media & screen overuse. But blames the parents instead when it is obvious where the child mostly learned these from the class/school groupchats and social media. Child became even worse with counselling. Imo, counsellor may be hastily judgmental, subjective because of her own broken family background and try to hide behind other teachers when parents complain. If your child has a problem, my advice is to turn to external professional counselling. Imo, don’t use the school counsellor cos otherwise really regret."

H. Mac

February 06, 2025

"some student bias most teachers bias everyone bias vro 🙁🙁🙏🙏 this school is so not awsome sauce❌❌❌ (coming from a soon 2 b p6 🤑🤑)"

awsome sauce

December 02, 2024

"So I have two nine year old girls who is in this school , they have improved in their studies I will never regret sending them to this school"

Susan Ang

April 04, 2025

"A truly amazing school to be in with a nurturing environment, caring teachers and many good facilities! Hands down the best primary school in Singapore, you wouldn't regret going there! However, when I visited the school again and took a photo inside the General Office with the wooden plaque of the school, the Operations Manager Alvin Yeo chased me out for no apparent reason. I was neither making noise nor disrupting operations as the General Office was entirely empty. What a stupid man!"

D Industries

March 22, 2024