Central Judging
Central judging for the performing arts groups are conducted annually for different categories, such that most individual groups are up for judging only biennially. The current list of groups and their annual rotation is as follows:
| PAG | Odd years | Even years |
|---|---|---|
| Art and Crafts | Primary Schools | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges |
| Display and Marching Bands | - | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges |
| Concert and brass Bands | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Chinese orchestras | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Choir | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Dance (Chinese) | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Dance (International) | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Dance (Indian) | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Dance (Malay) | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
| Drama (English) | Secondary Schools | Junior Colleges / Centralised Institute / IP Schools |
| Drama (Chinese) | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | - |
| Instrumental Ensembles | Secondary Schools/Junior Colleges | Primary Schools |
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