Proposed changes to the Primary 1 registration framework in Singapore could significantly reduce places available during Phase 2A at highly sought-after schools. Analysis of potential 2026 figures suggests some schools might see a reduction of one-fifth or more in spaces allocated during this phase. One school, specifically, could be left with as few as four places for children registering through Phase 2A. These adjustments aim to refine the registration process, but raise concerns about competition for limited spots. The Ministry of Education has not commented on specific school-level impacts. This shift will likely impact families intending to secure places for their children based on alumni connections or other Phase 2A criteria. Further details regarding the implementation and overall impact are anticipated.