History of Education in Singapore | An Atlas of Schools, Towns, Subjects and Learning

History of Education in Singapore: explore the national story through schools, towns, subjects and the people who make learning possible. This reference atlas brings together the 2026 MOE school register, historical school names, university routes and an expanded register of 39 international-school histories.

Read by question, rather than from the first line to the last. English, Mathematics, Science, PSLE, SEC, IP, IB, IGCSE, CCA, sports and arts each provide a different way into the same educational landscape.

A School Gate Is a Good Place to Begin

Walk past a school gate in Singapore and you are looking at several histories at once. There is the history of the children who learn there, the teachers who guide them, the neighbourhood around them, and the ideas that shape what happens in the classroom. There may also be an older school behind the present name, an earlier campus in another town, or a community that raised money long before the current building existed.

The history of education in Singapore becomes much more interesting when we bring these stories together. English, Mathematics and Science are part of it. So are school bands, sports teams, art rooms, libraries, workshops, examinations, universities and international schools. A useful atlas helps us move between them without losing our place.

This education-history atlas connects three things: the development of education across time; the schools and institutions through which that development becomes visible; and the towns in which people experience it. You can read the national story, find a school in the directory, follow a historical name, or use a subject to explore how learning changes a life.

You do not need to read this reference volume from beginning to end. Start with a question you care about. Why did a school move? Why did a new town need more classrooms? What is the difference between an institution’s founding date and the opening of its present campus? How did a subject become a pathway to further study? The links and chapter headings are here to help you follow that question.

Five ways to read

• Follow time: move from community schooling through war, reconstruction and national development to today’s changing pathways.
• Find a town: browse the school register at planning-area scale, with addresses used only to identify campuses.
• Find an older school: use the alphabetical heritage index, including names absent from the current MOE directory.
• Follow a subject: connect English, Mathematics, Science, examinations, CCA, sports and arts to the purposes of education.
• Look beyond the school years: explore universities, international-school histories and the evidence needed to compare different systems.

For the wider national story, continue to the Singapore History Atlas. For the learning processes behind school life, use How Education Works. This volume supplies the meeting point between those two routes.

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What This Edition Covers

The school register reproduces the factual structure of MOE’s published 2026 school-directory snapshot: 337 institution records, with linked subject, CCA and programme records where a reliable name match is available. The heritage index supplies 601 named entries from the MOE Heritage Centre repository. These are different collections with different purposes. They must not be added together and called the number of schools operating in Singapore.

The current register covers the primary, secondary, mixed-level, junior-college and centralised-institute records in that dataset. It is a dated directory, not a live admissions database. Its source level labels are preserved because mixed-level institutions should not be counted once as a secondary school and again as an unrelated junior college.

The heritage collection includes former institutions. A heritage entry proves that an institution has a documented story in that collection; it does not prove that the school is open today. Conversely, an institution missing from the heritage collection may still be operating. The source collections answer different questions.

Universities and international schools sit in separate sections. The university route includes Singapore’s six autonomous universities and the University of the Arts Singapore, with their categories distinguished. The international-school section contains 39 sourced institutional entries, a selective event table and official programme-verification routes. It is not yet a complete institution-by-institution census of international schools, overseas university campuses, private education providers or special education schools. Those remain explicit expansion work for this atlas series, rather than invisible omissions behind a claim of completeness.

The school-directory data is attributed to the Ministry of Education through data.gov.sg’s School Directory and Information collection, available under the Singapore Open Data Licence. The general, subject, CCA and MOE-programme data covers 2026. The distinctive-programme collection carries its own 2025–2026 coverage period. A record in that older collection is shown as a published programme record, not a promise about a future intake.

How to understand a school record

The directory tells you what the source records. It does not rank teaching quality. A Science programme title is evidence of a stated programme, not proof that every student becomes an outstanding scientist. A CCA entry identifies a listed activity, not its current membership, coaching capacity, selection process or availability to a particular year group.

Subject records require special care. A school-linked subject entry may involve arrangements outside a student’s ordinary school timetable, including shared provision or language arrangements. It is not a guarantee that every subject is taught on site, offered at every level, or available in every combination. Ask the school about the actual course, level, eligibility and timetable before using a directory entry to make a decision.

That distinction makes the atlas more useful. We can enjoy the breadth of Singapore’s educational landscape while keeping the next practical question clear: what does this opportunity mean for this learner, in this year, at this institution?

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The National Story: Education as a Relationship Between People, Places and Possibility

It is tempting to tell educational history as a procession of dates: a school opened, a policy changed, an examination arrived, a university expanded. Dates matter. Yet the story becomes easier to understand when we ask what problem each change was trying to solve.

A community may need children to read its language. A growing town may need places for new families. An industrial economy may need people who can read technical drawings, measure accurately and communicate safely. A student may need a different pace in one subject from another. These are different problems, and they produce different educational responses.

Our reading method therefore follows four questions. What was needed? What was built or changed? How did daily learning change? What remained difficult? This prevents a new building or a new label from becoming the whole explanation.

Before a national school system

The MOE Heritage Centre describes early schooling as a landscape shaped by communities, missionaries and colonial institutions. Provision differed across language communities and settings. Its historical overview places schools near early settlement and trading areas, and describes limited materials and trained teachers. It also records the emergence of more formal teacher preparation and tertiary institutions. Read the Heritage Centre’s early-education overview.

Here is the useful idea to carry into the atlas: schooling did not arrive as one finished national package. Institutions developed through particular relationships. Somebody supplied premises, somebody organised teaching, somebody paid, and families decided whether attendance was possible and worthwhile.

When we investigate an early school, we should therefore look beyond its first headcount. Who could attend? What language carried the lesson? What books were available? Could a child remain in school as household responsibilities increased? Was there a route to further education? A founding ceremony and a child’s sustained access to learning are related, but they are not the same achievement.

For the fuller account of that period, this atlas routes to the existing community schools and plural education chapter. That chapter retains the detailed colonial-school discussion. Here, its role is to help us read the school register and recognise why institutional histories do not all begin in the same way.

Language was a route into a social world

Think about what a language makes possible in a classroom. It carries instructions, stories, questions, explanations and the terms used to judge an answer. Outside the classroom, it also connects a learner to family, community, employment, literature and public life. Changing the language of instruction therefore changes more than the labels on a worksheet.

This is why a history of English education belongs beside the histories of Chinese, Malay, Tamil and other languages. An English-only narrative would leave out much of the educational work done by communities. Equally, a history organised only by language would miss the later institutional effort to connect students across different backgrounds.

A thoughtful school profile should make both relationships visible. It can describe an institution’s linguistic and community roots, then explain its later place in a shared educational system. That approach allows continuity and change to appear together. It does not ask the reader to choose between a school’s distinctive inheritance and its contribution to Singapore.

War interrupted the ordinary work of learning

During the Japanese Occupation of 1942–1945, schooling was severely disrupted. The MOE Heritage Centre records the seizure or destruction of school spaces, compulsory Japanese-language instruction and shortages that affected school life. Its account includes changes to teachers’ work and the use of school gardening in conditions of food scarcity. Read the official occupation-education account.

The tone of this part of the atlas must be different. Curiosity remains valuable, but suffering should not become a cheerful anecdote. For a child, an interruption to education may mean much more than missed chapters. It may mean danger, displacement, family loss, hunger or the disappearance of a trusted adult.

A school building can survive while its educational function changes. A classroom used for another purpose remains physically recognisable, yet the relationship between teacher, learner and knowledge may have been transformed. This is a useful warning against reading architecture as if it tells the whole institutional story.

The existing education and propaganda under occupation chapter examines that problem in greater depth. A family researching a grandparent’s school can use the heritage index below to find an institutional account, then place it beside the wider history of the occupation.

Reconstruction meant rebuilding time as well as buildings

After the war, reopened schools faced shortages of places, materials and trained teachers. The Heritage Centre identifies the 1947 Ten-Year Programme, double-session and night schooling, and the establishment of the Teachers’ Training College in 1950 as important parts of the response. It also discusses the 1956 White Paper on Education Policy. Explore the post-war reconstruction record.

We can understand the challenge through a simple classroom question. If one building cannot hold all the learners who need it at the same time, how can access expand? One response is more buildings. Another is to organise the available time differently. Both require teachers, materials, administration and transport arrangements that make attendance workable.

For older students whose schooling had been interrupted, the usual relationship between age and school stage could no longer be assumed. Educational recovery required attention to the lives people had already lived, rather than treating every learner as if they had followed an uninterrupted path.

This remains a powerful historical lesson. A school system cannot be understood only through its ideal sequence. We also need to examine how it responds when that sequence breaks: through war, illness, migration, disability, financial difficulty or other disruptions. The routes back into learning are part of the system’s history.

National development changed the scale of the task

The Heritage Centre’s nationhood account describes school expansion, technical education and shared school experiences as responses to the challenges of a developing nation. It also records primary schools on offshore islands, whose histories changed as residents moved, and the growth of activities beyond classroom subjects. Read the nationhood-era education account.

The atlas lets us examine this at two scales. At national scale, we can ask how educational capacity grew and how institutions supported new economic and social needs. At town scale, we can ask where the classrooms stood and which communities used them. Neither scale replaces the other.

A new school in a developing neighbourhood is not an isolated object. Its operation depends on households, roads, utilities, teachers, support staff and public administration. It becomes part of the way a town works. Parents organise journeys around it. Friends meet through it. Libraries, sports spaces and community activities may become part of the surrounding learning experience.

For the broader relationship between educational reform and national development, continue to education reform and human capital. This volume uses that established chapter as a bridge into actual school and town records.

Reform is a sequence of responses

The MOE Heritage Centre connects the Goh Report and the New Education System with efforts to address educational wastage and different learning needs. It records the establishment of the Curriculum Development Institute of Singapore in 1980, the development of local teaching materials, and greater school autonomy in subsequent decades. Read the efficiency-driven education account.

When studying a reform, begin with the problem as it was understood at the time. Then ask how the chosen response worked, who benefited, where difficulties appeared, and what later changes tried to improve. This produces a more useful history than describing every older arrangement as simply mistaken or every newer one as automatically successful.

There is also a distinction between the intention of a policy and the experience of a learner. An arrangement may aim to provide a more suitable pace, while a student experiences a label as limiting. A new opportunity may exist on paper but be difficult to use because of information, confidence or practical constraints. A serious atlas makes room for those questions without inventing evidence about an individual child’s experience.

Notice how this helps a parent reading today. The question becomes less about defending or rejecting a familiar label and more about understanding what the current arrangement enables the child to do next. History becomes a tool for clearer thinking.

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Keep Five Historical Coordinates Together

The most useful school histories are surprisingly precise about what each date means. A school can have a founding year, a first day of lessons, an official opening, a relocation, a merger and a change of status. These events may happen in different years. Combining them into one vague anniversary can make the story easier to market and harder to understand.

The institution

First identify the institution. Preserve its full historical name where the source supplies one. If there is a present-day successor, describe the relationship rather than assuming the names refer to an unchanged organisation. A merged school carries more than one predecessor story; neither should disappear simply because the current crest is different.

The campus

Next identify the place where learning happened at that moment. A modern address cannot be projected backwards across a century. An institution may belong to one town in the current directory and to another part of Singapore in its earlier history. Campus locations should therefore have dates or date ranges.

The event

Label the event: established, opened, relocated, merged, renamed, converted, closed or reopened. These verbs do real work. A school’s official opening ceremony may follow the beginning of lessons. An anniversary may commemorate an earlier predecessor. A temporary campus may be followed by a return. The atlas should preserve those differences.

The educational arrangement

Ask what was being taught, to whom, in what language and through what route. Institutional continuity does not imply curricular continuity. The same school can serve different stages or pathways across its history. A programme record therefore needs its own date, rather than borrowing permanence from the institution’s name.

The evidence

Finally, keep the source beside the claim. An official institutional history is useful for chronology. A photograph may show a building or activity. An oral-history interview can reveal a person’s remembered experience. A policy document can establish what was announced. Each can be valuable, but each supports a different kind of statement.

For example, a photograph of a science laboratory demonstrates that the pictured space and activity existed at the recorded time, subject to the accuracy of its caption. It does not establish how every lesson was taught, how every student felt, or the institution’s comparative effectiveness. Those claims need different evidence.

A worked example: Ai Tong across places

The MOE Heritage Centre records Ai Tong’s establishment in 1912, its relationship with the Hokkien Huay Kuan, government-aided status in 1957, SAP status in 1989 and relocation to Bright Hill Drive in 1993. The record makes it possible to connect community origin, institutional status and later geography without treating them as one event. Read Ai Tong’s heritage entry.

There is a useful research detail here: the source’s gallery caption and narrative give different years for an early Telok Ayer relocation. We do not resolve that discrepancy by guessing. For an account centred on that move, the next step is to compare the school’s own records or other dated evidence. This atlas uses the unambiguous milestones above and leaves the disputed detail out of its timeline.

This is what a reliable atlas should do. It should make a story easier to explore while leaving its evidence intact.

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English, Mathematics and Science: Three Ways to Read the Educational Landscape

A subject is more than a timetable slot. It gives a learner a set of tools for noticing, explaining and acting. When we follow a subject through school history, we are asking how those tools became available to more people, how teaching changed, and what kinds of participation they supported.

The directory below records subjects associated with institutions in MOE’s source data. The interpretation in this chapter is different: it explains what to look for when moving from a subject name to an actual learning experience. These are reading lenses, not claims that a particular school has demonstrated a particular outcome.

English: from reading words to participating in knowledge

Imagine a child reading a notice about a school excursion. At first, the task may seem small: identify the date, bring the right items and return a form. Yet the same underlying abilities grow into reading instructions, comparing accounts, interpreting a science passage, explaining an argument and writing with an audience in mind.

English matters across subjects because knowledge is often communicated through language. A student can know a mathematical operation and still miss the relationship described in a question. Another can remember a scientific term and struggle to explain the causal link that the answer requires. A history student may recognise an event but need stronger language to distinguish evidence from interpretation.

That gives the English strand of this atlas a clear purpose. It should connect school language, literacy, literature, communication and access to wider knowledge. A historical account can investigate the role of textbooks, school libraries, classroom discussion, public examinations and changing expectations of written explanation. Each detail needs evidence appropriate to its period.

For families, the practical question is not simply whether a school lists English. Ask how a learner develops through the subject. Can the child read with understanding? Can they explain a reason without losing the thread? Can they distinguish what a text says from what they infer? Can they revise a paragraph after feedback? These questions make teaching visible.

A debate, drama activity or journalism club may create opportunities to practise communication, but participation alone does not establish the quality of the learning. Look for the work: the preparation, feedback, revision and increasing independence. The CCA register helps you discover a possible route; the school’s actual provision tells you what happens along it.

There is also a historical caution. We should not project today’s English curriculum backwards onto a classroom from a different period. A familiar subject name may have carried different aims, materials and assessment practices. The task of history is to find those differences, not smooth them away.

Mathematics: a language for relationships

Mathematics gives us ways to describe quantity, structure, space and change. In a school-history atlas, that opens several productive routes. We can investigate arithmetic in everyday work, the place of geometry and measurement, the growth of technical education, the development of mathematical curricula, and the relationship between school learning and later scientific or engineering study.

The important teaching question is how a student moves from doing a calculation to understanding a relationship. Consider a child who can divide twelve objects into three equal groups. Later, the same student may describe the relationship symbolically or apply it to an unfamiliar word problem. The calculation is part of the work; recognising when and why it applies is another part.

That distinction helps us read school programme descriptions. A coding or engineering theme may provide a setting for mathematical thinking, but the label alone does not show what reasoning students practise. Do they estimate? Model? Compare? Generalise? Explain constraints? Test whether a result is sensible? Those questions lead to a more informative profile than simply calling a school strong in STEM.

When exploring the history of Mathematics education, a textbook can be especially revealing. Look at how a concept is introduced, what representations are used, how examples are sequenced and what kind of answer is expected. A page of exercises is evidence of a teaching resource, not a complete record of classroom practice. A teacher may explain, adapt or extend it in ways the printed page cannot show.

For a present-day student, the useful transfer is straightforward. Build a reason for each operation. Read diagrams as information. Keep units attached to measurements. Check whether a method still works when the surface details change. These habits make the subject more understandable and give the historical study a connection to learning now.

The Clementi Secondary 1 Mathematics guide develops the transition from primary arithmetic to secondary structure. Bukit Timah Tutor provides a wider Mathematics route in the eduKate ecosystem. These are learning-support resources, separate from the institutional histories and official school data in this atlas.

Science: curiosity that can be checked

Science begins with questions, but it grows through disciplined ways of answering them. What did we observe? What are we measuring? What changed? What remained the same? What would count as evidence against our explanation? Those questions make Science a valuable lens for reading both classrooms and the wider city.

A school laboratory is one possible place for that work. So is a field observation, a carefully designed classroom investigation or a comparison of recorded data. The historical task is to establish what opportunities learners actually had, what equipment and guidance supported them, and how the purposes of scientific study developed.

The atlas can therefore connect Science education to laboratories, public health, environmental observation, technical training, university research and everyday questions about Singapore’s surroundings. These connections should be demonstrated rather than assumed. A school near a reservoir is not automatically a centre of water research. A sustainability programme title is a starting point for inquiry, not evidence of every possible environmental activity.

For parents reading a programme description, ask about the reasoning children are expected to produce. A memorable experiment can still leave a student unclear about the concept. A quieter activity can be powerful if it helps the learner make a prediction, compare evidence and explain a result accurately. The visible excitement and the durable understanding are related, but neither guarantees the other.

For students, a useful habit is to separate three sentences: what happened, why you think it happened, and what evidence supports that explanation. This small separation makes an answer easier to check. It also makes a historical account stronger, because a source’s observation and our later interpretation are not silently blended.

Expertise needs a more careful vocabulary

There are several reasonable things a school profile can say, provided it has the right evidence. It can report that a subject is listed. It can describe a published programme. It can identify a documented historical specialism. It can discuss a particular project whose work is publicly explained. These are useful statements in their own right.

They do not automatically justify a claim of superior teaching, stronger outcomes or the best fit for every learner. Those are comparative claims. They require definitions, comparable evidence and attention to who was admitted, what was measured and over what period.

For this atlas, the language stays close to the evidence: listed, documented, offered according to the source, historically associated, or described by the institution. Where we interpret a connection, we say what the connection is and why it is worth examining. That lets the reader enjoy a rich account without being asked to accept an unsupported ranking.

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PSLE, SEC, IP, IB and IGCSE: Put Each Label in the Right Place

These labels often appear together in conversations about schools, yet they refer to different things. A useful atlas separates an examination, a qualification, a curriculum framework, a programme and an institution. Otherwise, a reader can end up comparing categories that do not answer the same question.

Label	How to read it in this atlas
PSLE	A national primary-school leaving examination. It belongs to the history of assessment and transitions, not to a ranking of a child’s whole potential.
Full Subject-Based Banding	An arrangement for secondary education that allows different subject levels. Record the cohort and subject, not just a broad label attached to a student.
SEC	The Singapore-Cambridge Secondary Education Certificate, beginning with the 2027 examination. As of this edition, it is an upcoming examination framework.
IP	The Integrated Programme: a programme route. Check the institution’s actual structure and endpoint rather than assuming every IP school offers the same qualification.
IB	The International Baccalaureate family of programmes. Name the specific programme, such as the Diploma Programme, and verify the institution’s authorisation.
IGCSE	An international secondary qualification label. Check the awarding organisation, syllabus, subjects and examination series; it is not a name for every international-school curriculum.

PSLE: a transition within a longer education

MOE records 2021 as the first year of PSLE under Achievement Level scoring. That date is important when interpreting an older school article or a family recollection: a reference to the earlier T-score system belongs to a different assessment arrangement. Read MOE’s account of the PSLE scoring change.

The historical question is how assessment helps a system organise progression and what consequences follow from the way results are used. The family question is more immediate: what has the child learned, what support is needed next, and what choices are available under the current rules?

Those questions can sit together without turning every primary-school experience into preparation for one examination. Reading for pleasure, learning to explain an idea, working with classmates and developing confidence can matter before, during and after an assessment year. A school’s educational story should leave room for those experiences.

When comparing school records, avoid treating a historical result as a promise. Cohorts differ. Assessment arrangements change. Selective reporting may leave out context. A more useful profile describes the institution’s documented provision and directs families to current official information for admissions or assessment decisions.

Full Subject-Based Banding: read the subject, the level and the cohort

MOE’s education statistics publication records full implementation from the 2024 Secondary 1 cohort. SEAB states that students will sit SEC subjects at G1, G2 or G3 levels from 2027. The certificate reflects the subjects and levels taken. MOE education statistics and SEAB’s SEC explanation provide the official context.

For a historical atlas, the important discipline is to avoid rewriting the past in today’s language. An older school record may refer to a course or stream that was appropriate to its period. Preserve that terminology when describing the past, then explain the later transition separately.

For a current learner, subject-level information is more useful than a single general judgement. A student may have a different readiness profile across English, Mathematics and Science. The educational task is to understand those differences and support progress with evidence from the actual work.

The existing eduKateSG G1, G2 and G3 explanation hub owns the detailed family guidance. This atlas connects that present-day route to the longer history of how school systems organise learning.

SEC: keep an announced future separate from a completed past

This edition was reviewed on 4 October 2026. The first SEC examination in 2027 has not yet occurred. We can describe the published framework and link the official syllabuses; we cannot report its first cohort’s results or experiences as completed history.

SEAB’s SEC syllabus directory for school candidates is the appropriate place to verify a subject and level. A general historical overview should not substitute for the syllabus applicable to a particular examination year.

This distinction is useful well beyond SEC. An atlas should distinguish proposed, announced, implemented and evaluated changes. A policy announcement has a date. A first intake has a date. A first graduating cohort has a date. Evidence about longer-term outcomes arrives later still.

IP: a programme route with an institutional setting

MOE’s education statistics timeline identifies 2004 as the introduction of the Integrated Programme. In the directory, an IP flag marks the source’s institutional classification. It does not explain every stage of the programme or guarantee admission to a particular course. Read the official historical timeline.

For an atlas profile, ask how the programme fits the institution’s wider history. Was it introduced after an earlier educational arrangement? How does the school describe the purpose of the route? What subjects, experiences and qualifications does it actually provide? Which parts of the story are documented and which are assumptions attached to reputation?

For families, the useful question is whether the programme’s demands and opportunities fit the learner. Independent study, sustained reading, project work or a particular assessment structure can require preparation. A route’s name cannot replace that practical understanding.

IB: identify the particular programme

The International Baccalaureate explains its Diploma Programme through subject groups and a core comprising theory of knowledge, the extended essay, and creativity, activity, service. That describes the DP; it should not be casually applied to every age group in an IB school. Read the IB Diploma Programme curriculum.

In the atlas, record programme authorisation separately from the school’s founding. An institution can be older than its IB programme. It may also offer more than one route. A campus, programme and cohort should therefore be identified when an article discusses the learner’s experience.

IB is not simply another name for international school. MOE’s post-secondary overview identifies IB routes within particular local institutions. International schools themselves offer a range of systems and qualifications. Keeping the categories separate prevents both kinds of institution from being misdescribed.

IGCSE: follow the syllabus and awarding organisation

Cambridge International’s school finder distinguishes schools from approved examination centres, which administer examinations without necessarily providing teaching. That distinction matters when building a directory. A place where an examination can be taken is not automatically the place where a full school education is provided. Use the Cambridge school finder.

A useful IGCSE-related school history identifies the qualification and awarding organisation, the institution’s role, and the period in which the arrangement applied. It should not infer an entire curriculum from one examination label or treat all international qualifications as interchangeable.

For a family moving between systems, compare actual content, assessment and progression requirements. Familiar subject names can conceal different topic sequences, coursework expectations or examination formats. A careful transition starts with those details.

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CCA, Sports and Arts Belong Inside the History of Education

Some of the strongest school memories happen outside a conventional lesson: rehearsing a difficult passage, learning to keep time with a band, completing a team task, returning to training after a setback, or seeing a piece of artwork take shape. These experiences deserve a place in an education atlas because they are part of how institutions organise learning.

The MOE Heritage Centre records the first Singapore Youth Festival in 1967 and compulsory extra-curricular activities for secondary students in 1975. These milestones show that activities beyond classroom subjects have a history within the educational system, rather than being a recent decorative addition. Read the historical account of school activities.

Sports: practice, feedback and shared responsibility

A sports activity can make learning visible. A student tries a movement, receives feedback, adjusts and tries again. A team must coordinate individual decisions. Rules create a common structure within which participants can cooperate and compete.

These are educational possibilities, not guaranteed outcomes from membership. The experience depends on the quality of instruction, the environment, the student’s participation and the way success and setbacks are handled. A school profile should describe documented provision without assuming that a trophy tells the whole story.

When researching school sport historically, distinguish participation, facilities, coaching, competitions and specialist pathways. They overlap but are not identical. A sports day is a different institutional arrangement from a specialised training programme. A national result is a particular achievement in a particular year, not a timeless description of every student.

Arts: making, interpreting and revising

Arts education gives the atlas another way to connect subjects. A performance involves language, timing, movement, interpretation and cooperation. Visual work may involve observation, proportion, composition and technical skill. Music brings together listening, structure, practice and response.

The most informative account follows the work. What did students make? How did they learn the technique? What feedback was available? How did the work change? A finished exhibition is important, but the learning process behind it is also part of the educational story.

Historical evidence may include programmes, photographs, recordings, art-room plans, interviews or institutional reports. These sources have different limits. A performance programme establishes that an event was scheduled or documented; it does not by itself establish every participant’s experience. A photograph can show an ensemble without explaining its rehearsal process.

Clubs and uniformed groups: learning through contribution

A club can provide a setting in which a student contributes to something larger than an individual assignment. The task may involve planning, making, service, investigation or performance. The educational question is what responsibilities students actually take on and how they are supported to carry them out well.

In the register, CCA records are grouped according to the published source categories. Some names are familiar; others are institution-specific. The list is a discovery tool. Follow it with the school’s own information to understand the activity’s purpose, age range and current arrangements.

For parents, it can help to ask the child what they are learning to do more independently. That produces a different conversation from asking only whether an activity will look impressive later. For the historian, it produces a richer question too: how did the institution create opportunities for students to practise responsibility?

Do not reduce the whole school to the examination route

Examinations matter because they influence progression and choices. Yet an education history that records only examinations would miss much of school life. It would leave out the rehearsal, the laboratory routine, the library visit, the team discussion, the teacher’s feedback and the student’s first experience of making something worth sharing.

The atlas therefore keeps academic and co-curricular records beside each other. The point is not to declare every activity equally suitable for every child. It is to make the educational landscape visible enough for readers to ask better questions.

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Why the Town Is the Right Reading Scale

A national history gives us the large changes. A school history gives us the institution. A town brings the two into everyday life. It is large enough to contain a network of schools and learning spaces, yet familiar enough for a reader to imagine the journeys between them.

This atlas uses planning-area-scale town routes such as Tampines, Punggol, Sengkang and Jurong West. Street addresses identify campuses inside those routes. They do not become separate atlas volumes merely because an address contains a searchable place name.

The OneMap planning-area reference provides the URA planning-area framework. An institution’s name, postal address, nearest station and planning area are different pieces of information. A name can preserve an earlier location; a station can serve several places; a postal address is not itself a planning-area boundary.

A town is an educational setting, not an admissions guarantee

Living in a town does not mean every school in its register is available to every child. Admissions depend on the relevant system, stage and current rules. The atlas helps you understand the landscape. It does not replace an admissions exercise or determine eligibility.

What it can do is make practical questions easier to ask. How long is the daily journey? What happens after lessons? Is there time to read, rest and participate in an activity? Where does the learner receive help when a topic becomes difficult? What other institutions become relevant at the next stage?

These questions connect educational opportunity to time. A school day is experienced as a sequence of journeys, lessons, transitions, meals, conversations and work. A programme can be attractive in principle and difficult to sustain in practice if the overall rhythm is unsuitable. The school record is therefore the beginning of the family conversation, not its conclusion.

Tampines: read the whole school field

The MOE snapshot places 21 institution records under Tampines. A useful first exercise is to compare the primary, secondary and mixed-level entries without assuming that a familiar school name tells you its current location. Then follow the town-history route to place those institutions within the wider development of the area.

The existing Awesome Schools in Tampines guide supplies the detailed local discussion. This atlas connects that work to the national timeline and the dated source register. It does not need to reproduce the town guide’s full argument to give the reader a wider field of view.

Punggol: school years and higher education in one town story

Punggol is especially useful for connecting school education with higher education. SIT’s own history distinguishes the beginning of its phased campus move in 2024, completion of the move in 2025, and the official opening in September 2025. These are three different events, all relevant to understanding how an institution becomes part of a town. Read SIT’s institutional timeline.

That gives a Punggol education article a concrete question: how do different stages of learning become visible in the same local environment? The answer should be built from actual institutions and dated developments. It should not assume that proximity creates an automatic admission route, partnership or benefit for every nearby school.

Continue through Punggol’s history and the local learning routes at eduKatePunggol.

Sengkang: distinguish the school network from the learner’s route

The source register contains 19 Sengkang institution records. Read them as a network of provision, then ask which part is relevant to the learner’s present stage. A primary school, a secondary school and a programme record can belong to one local story without becoming one continuous entitlement or guaranteed pathway.

The more useful connection is educational: what foundations are being built, what changes at transition, and how does support adapt? Sengkang’s history supplies the place route, while eduKateSengkang develops the learning-system route.

Jurong West: connect institutions without collapsing their identities

The MOE snapshot contains 20 school records under Jurong West. The broader western education story also raises questions about technical education, universities, professional learning and the changing relationship between study and work. These connections are worth investigating, but geographic association alone should not be presented as institutional affiliation.

A school, a university, an industry partner and a town are four different entities. If a profile says they worked together, it should identify the documented activity and its date. If the article is making an interpretive connection, it should explain that connection as an interpretation. Begin with Jurong West’s history, then follow the relevant institution’s own record.

Toa Payoh: make generations visible

Toa Payoh’s 15 institution records offer a useful starting point for a family-history exercise. Choose a current school, find its historical account, and compare the dates with a parent’s or grandparent’s recollection. Does the memory refer to the same campus? The same name? The same school stage?

The value of the exercise is not to catch somebody out. Memory often preserves experiences that a directory cannot show. A dated record can help place those experiences accurately. The Toa Payoh history route gives the wider setting for that conversation.

Yishun: continuity includes the learner who needs a different pace

The Yishun register contains 19 institution records. A complete educational account should ask about participation and continuity as well as visible achievements. How does a learner regain confidence after difficulty? What happens when knowledge gaps accumulate? How can a family identify the next manageable step?

These are questions for present-day educational interpretation, not claims about the support provided by every Yishun school. The Yishun history route and eduKateYishun’s learning and recovery resources offer complementary ways to explore the place and the learner.

Bukit Timah and Clementi: a name, a route and a boundary

The directory records 11 institutions under Bukit Timah and nine under Clementi. These labels should be read with the source’s geographic conventions in mind. A road, neighbourhood name, campus address and planning area may not have the same boundary. A historical school may also have moved between places.

Use the Bukit Timah and Clementi history accounts to establish the town context. Use each institution’s official record for its campus and programme history. For subject support, follow the existing learning guide that answers the actual educational question.

What a complete town chapter should eventually contain

A strong town chapter needs a local historical spine, a dated institution register, school-move and merger records, subject and co-curricular lenses, and routes into the wider national story. It should explain relationships, not simply place a list of names beside a generic paragraph about the importance of education.

The town register in this volume is the shared factual starting point. Later town volumes can develop the local story without recreating a competing national directory. Each can retain its own question, evidence and voice while returning readers to the same atlas.

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Universities and International Schools: A Wider Singapore Education Graph

Including universities and international schools makes the atlas more complete, but it also makes classification more important. These institutions do not all sit within the same governance, curriculum or admissions arrangements. A shared map should show their relationships while preserving those differences.

MOE’s post-secondary overview distinguishes autonomous universities from the government-supported private University of the Arts Singapore and its constituent colleges. Its returning-Singaporean guidance also identifies the privately funded school category. Those distinctions are more useful than describing every institution in Singapore as an MOE school. Read MOE’s post-secondary overview.

The university route

For the existing eduKate institution profiles, continue to National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University. Read those edition-specific discussions alongside the institutions’ own records below.

Institution	Atlas reading route
National University of Singapore	Follow the histories of predecessor institutions, professional education and the formation of the university. Keep a predecessor’s establishment distinct from later institutional changes. NUS history bibliography.
Nanyang Technological University	Distinguish Nanyang University, Nanyang Technological Institute and NTU, and record the relationships precisely. NTU institutional history.
Singapore Management University	Develop the relationship between a university, its city setting, disciplines and institutional development. Begin with SMU’s official site.
Singapore University of Technology and Design	Investigate the institution’s stated approach to technology and design, its history and its actual programmes. Begin with SUTD’s official site.
Singapore Institute of Technology	Follow the applied-learning institution and its move to Punggol, separating the phases of occupation from the official opening. SIT institutional history.
Singapore University of Social Sciences	Develop a dated account of institutional change and the routes through which different learners participate in higher education. Begin with SUSS’s official site.
University of the Arts Singapore	A separate category: government-supported private university. MOE records its inaugural intake in August 2024 and its alliance with LASALLE and NAFA. MOE’s UAS explanation.

The six autonomous universities are identified in MOE’s institutional category list. This atlas uses that source for classification only; financial-support eligibility and terms belong to the current official guidance.

NUS: a predecessor is not just an old label

NUS Libraries’ history bibliography distinguishes the medical college, Raffles College, the University of Malaya, Nanyang University, the University of Singapore and NUS. That is a useful model for atlas structure: preserve the institutions and their relationships instead of squeezing the whole lineage into one uninterrupted name. Explore the NUS history bibliography.

A university history can then ask a more interesting question: how did different educational purposes, disciplines and communities become connected through later institutional arrangements? The answer should be grounded in the records of the particular transition, rather than inferred from a modern university’s size or reputation.

NTU: the site and the institution have related histories

NTU’s official history dates Nanyang Technological Institute to 1981 and NTU’s inauguration to 1991. It describes NTI’s establishment on the grounds of the former Nanyang University and the incorporation of the National Institute of Education when NTU was formed. Read NTU’s institutional account.

This is a particularly helpful example of why the atlas separates places from institutions. A campus can carry an earlier educational memory while the institution using it has a different legal and academic history. Recording both gives the reader a fuller picture than choosing one founding date and leaving the rest unexplained.

International schools are part of Singapore’s history

International schools connect the city to the educational lives of mobile families, different national systems and international programmes. Their histories can illuminate migration, work, language, community formation and the practical problem of maintaining continuity across borders.

They should be included because they are part of the educational landscape, not because they can be merged into one undifferentiated category. A school offering a national curriculum, an IB programme or an international secondary qualification may organise learning differently. The relevant unit is the specific institution, campus, programme and period.

ICA maintains a distinct Foreign System Schools and Privately-Funded Schools information route. Its current page directs readers to the relevant private-education authority. For a present-day decision, follow those official routes and the institution’s own information; a historical atlas is not an immigration or registration determination.

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International Schools: Communities and Learning Across Borders

Did you know that a school’s founding year, the year it arrived in a town and the year it introduced a qualification can tell three different stories? Once we separate those stories, Singapore’s international-school history becomes much easier to explore.

This expanded chapter brings together 39 sourced institutional entries. The first edition’s five cases grew through successive continuations to 39 entries. The latest evidence update establishes public use of Sir Manasseh Meyer International School’s full present name by 26 May 2016 and dates a contemporary report of its new-campus launch to that month, while leaving the exact legal or effective naming date open. The selective chronology still contains 111 events. The selection opens several different routes: parent-founded communities, national educational traditions, local school families, international movements and newer Singapore campuses. It is a growing historical register, not a complete census or a ranking of schools.

Begin with a school you recognise. Then follow one change: a move, a new name, a different age range or a new programme. You will often find yourself travelling into another part of Singapore’s history. The pleasure of an atlas is that you can follow that connection while still knowing where you began.

Choose a route: Understand school categories · Find one of the 39 institutions · Follow the dated events · Compare programme labels · Use the history for learning · National and language communities · Names, benefactors and campuses · Follow changing campuses · Check evidence and coverage.

Edition note: the first 18 entries were checked on 3 October 2026; twenty-one further entries and their additional sources were checked on 4 October 2026. An institutional history can establish a past event without establishing every present admissions arrangement. Current programmes, available places and campus operations should be checked through the linked institution. The existing 337-record MOE register remains a separate source-defined collection.

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Start with the Institution, Then Add the Programme

A school name is a helpful beginning. It is not the whole record. Two schools can share an educational tradition yet operate as different institutions. One school can provide several programmes. One organisation can use more than one campus. These distinctions let readers connect histories without mixing them up.

MOE’s guidance on other schooling options for returning Singaporeans identifies the privately funded school category and names Anglo-Chinese School (International), Hwa Chong International School and St. Joseph’s Institution International High School. The High School wording matters: do not automatically apply the same category to every division sharing the wider school name. Read MOE’s current explanation of other schooling options.

For the history of that category, the National Archives preserves MOE’s 2004 notice approving two proposals for privately funded schools. It places the initiative within an effort to offer more varied educational routes. That is a dated policy source. It can explain why an arrangement was introduced without becoming a substitute for current guidance. Read the archived MOE approval notice.

Layer	What to record	A useful distinction
Institution	Its precise name and documented predecessor relationships.	ACS (International) and ACS (Independent) need separate records.
Division	The part of a school serving a stated stage.	SJI International High School and Elementary School have different opening dates.
Campus	The place, period of use and event being described.	A move to Woodlands is not the founding of Singapore American School.
Programme	The actual programme name, stage, language and relevant date.	An IB Primary Years Programme entry is not an IB Diploma Programme entry.
Qualification	The award and awarding organisation.	The French Baccalauréat and International Baccalaureate must be distinguished.
School family or network	The relationship between institutions.	Shared heritage does not make a Singapore campus as old as an originating school overseas.

Try the distinction on a simple sentence: “The school opened in 2018.” What opened? The institution, a second campus, a new building or a division? The answer can change the historical meaning entirely. A careful sentence is often only a few words longer: “The institution’s Punggol campus began operating in July 2018.” Now the reader knows which event belongs on the timeline.

That care also makes the history friendlier. A parent should not have to decode a school family’s organisational structure to understand an article. A student should not be penalised for finding two apparently different founding dates when the dates concern different entities. The atlas does the separating work, then shows the relationship plainly.

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Find an Institution: Thirty-Nine Historical Starting Points

The entries below are arranged by their documented Singapore beginnings or the Singapore transition being discussed. Open the school you want, read the short account and follow its source. A research question gives you a useful next move. It is an invitation to investigate, not an unsupported claim about the school’s performance.

Each entry has a stable link, so an individual town, school or subject article can send readers to the relevant institution. The dated event table that follows brings the changes back together. It does not create a second school profile for every move.

• The Japanese School Singapore
• Holland International School
• Tanglin Trust School
• Singapore American School
• International French School (Singapore)
• Swiss School in Singapore
• German European School Singapore
• United World College of South East Asia
• Dover Court International School
• ISS International School
• Canadian International School
• Overseas Family School
• Waseda Shibuya Senior High School in Singapore
• Australian International School
• Singapore Korean International School
• International Community School (Singapore)
• Chatsworth International School
• EtonHouse International School Broadrick
• Sir Manasseh Meyer International School
• Global Indian International School, Singapore
• DPS International School
• Anglo-Chinese School (International)
• Hwa Chong International School
• St. Joseph's Institution International
• NPS International School
• One World International School, Singapore
• Yuvabharathi International School
• Stamford American International School
• EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus
• Nexus International School (Singapore)
• Dulwich College (Singapore)
• XCL World Academy
• Invictus International School, Singapore
• EtonHouse International School Sentosa — historical campus entry
• Middleton International School, Singapore
• EtonHouse International School Orchard
• North London Collegiate School (Singapore)
• Brighton College (Singapore)
• XCL American Academy — predecessor history

The Japanese School Singapore

Documented milestone: 1912: earlier school founded; 1966: postwar opening; 1995: Changi campus opened.

The school's English history begins with an earlier Japanese school in 1912 and records closures in 1941 and 1945. Its postwar opening came in September 1966. The Japanese Association's 2025 account dates the Clementi campus to 1976; the school's timeline records the West Coast building in 1984 and Changi primary campus in April 1995. These dates describe roots, interruption, reopening and campus development. A continuous line drawn from 1912 would conceal the breaks. Read each period in its own context, and keep the Japanese School separate from Waseda Shibuya Senior High School.

Sources: The school's account of its earlier roots and postwar development; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: What changed between an earlier educational community and the postwar institution?

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Holland International School

Documented milestone: 1920: school opened; 1928: Orange Grove Road move.

The school traces its opening to a billiard room at the Dutch Club on Cairnhill Road in 1920, followed by a move to Orange Grove Road in 1928. Its heritage page identifies the former name Hollandse School Limited and later developments at Bukit Tinggi Road: a nursery building in 2002, a new wing in 2008 and additional rooms in 2014. That sequence invites a history of changing spaces for childhood. A room, a wing and an institution are different things to count. The account supplies no renaming date here, so the atlas does not invent one.

Sources: Holland International School's heritage account. Checked 4 October 2026.

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Tanglin Trust School

Documented milestone: 1925: Tanglin School founded.

Tanglin dates its beginnings to the school established by Anne Griffith-Jones in 1925. Its separate predecessor-school accounts help explain how the present institution relates to earlier educational communities. Keep those relationships visible: a current name can gather several strands of history without making every predecessor the same institution. For a student researching change, compare an early classroom photograph with a later campus plan. Ask what each item can establish about scale, location and educational provision, then identify what remains unknown.

Sources: Tanglin's institutional timeline. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: Which predecessor, campus and period does a photograph actually show?

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Singapore American School

Documented milestone: 1956: school founded; 1996: Woodlands campus opened.

Singapore American School traces its founding to 1956. Its account of the 1990s records the opening of its Woodlands campus in October 1996. The difference between those dates matters: the school did not begin when it arrived in Woodlands. This gives the atlas a clear institutional sequence and a town-history connection. A productive research exercise follows what changed with the move: journey patterns, available space and the relationship between the school community and its surroundings. Claims about those consequences need their own evidence.

Sources: SAS account of the Woodlands move; additional primary-source account. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How did relocation alter the school's relationship with the town?

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International French School (Singapore)

Documented milestone: 1967: school established; 1999: campus consolidation; 2020: IFS name adopted.

IFS records a beginning in 1967 with 15 pupils and the French Parents Association. Its timeline identifies the Lycée Français de Singapour name in 1989, the move bringing pupils together at 3000 Ang Mo Kio in 1999, and the International French School name in 2020. These are three kinds of event: institutional development, campus relocation and renaming. The school's 1986 entry also records its first Terminale pupils taking the Baccalauréat. That French qualification should not be silently relabelled as the International Baccalaureate.

Sources: IFS history and name changes. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How do language, school identity and qualifications change on different timelines?

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Swiss School in Singapore

Documented milestone: 2 May 1967: official opening; August 2019: French-language section opened.

Founded by Marie-Therese and Werner Kaufmann-Sialm, the school officially opened on 2 May 1967. Its history separately dates company registration to 18 July that year, campus completion to 2009, a change from Swiss School Association to Swiss School in Singapore to 2010, and a French-language section to August 2019. Its 2017 anniversary included a portrait exhibition about people in the school's history. These milestones let a reader investigate organisation, buildings, language and memory without assuming they all changed together.

Sources: Swiss School's institutional history. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: What does adding a language section reveal that a founding date cannot?

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German European School Singapore

Documented milestone: 1971: parent-founded school; 2018: move to Dairy Farm.

GESS's institutional overview dates its parent-founded origins to 1971 and its move to Dairy Farm to August 2018. Its current website distinguishes a German international curriculum from an English-language IB route. This is an especially useful example of why one school name should not be reduced to one curriculum label. When comparing a learner's pathway, record the section, language and stage actually involved. For historical work, preserve the date of the school account: the school's website structure has changed, and older history links may redirect to its main site.

Sources: GESS institutional overview; additional primary-source account. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: Which section and language does a programme claim describe?

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United World College of South East Asia

Documented milestone: 1971: Singapore International School opened; 1975: UWCSEA identity adopted.

UWCSEA identifies its opening as Singapore International School in 1971 and its change to United World College of South East Asia in 1975. A history should preserve both dates. One tells us when the school opened; the other explains a later institutional identity and connection to an international movement. For the atlas, that is a useful bridge between a Singapore educational story and a network extending beyond Singapore. Campus records and programme records can then be attached to the appropriate part of that sequence.

Sources: UWCSEA's account of its institutional identity. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: What changed when the school joined a wider educational movement?

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Dover Court International School

Documented milestone: 1972: educational provision began; 2017: 45th anniversary.

Dover Court's 2017 anniversary account dates the school's educational provision to 1972. It also describes plans involving photographs, personal memories, music, art, radio and poetry. This is a particularly lively source for an education atlas because the commemoration itself became a learning activity. Read the wording carefully: the article announces several planned activities, so it is evidence of the programme's intentions, not proof that every announced event subsequently happened. A later report, recording or completed time-capsule record would answer that second question.

Sources: Dover Court's dated 2017 anniversary account. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How can an anniversary become a source for arts and community history?

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ISS International School

Documented milestone: 1981: school founded.

ISS records its founding in 1981 by Chan Chee Seng and explains its earlier name, International School of Singapore. The similarity between that name and other Singapore school names makes exact identification valuable. The institution's current site gives its Preston Road address, but an address observed today should not be projected backwards across its entire history. Begin with the documented founding event, then add earlier and later campus records only when the dates can be established. This protects the history from an easy but misleading assumption of permanent location.

Sources: ISS institutional history. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How can similar school names be kept distinct in an archive?

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Canadian International School

Documented milestone: 1990: Canadian Overseas College opened.

CIS published a founding teacher's recollection of the opening of Canadian Overseas College in 1990. That is valuable first-person testimony, with a named perspective and a specific period. It can help a reader imagine institutional beginnings, while a fuller history should compare recollections with contemporary prospectuses, photographs and records. Preserve the earlier name alongside Canadian International School so readers searching for the former institution can find the connection. A founding year alone does not establish when a later programme or campus opened.

Sources: A founding teacher's CIS recollections. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: What can a participant remember that an administrative record leaves out?

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Overseas Family School

Documented milestone: 1991: educational provision in Singapore began.

Overseas Family School dates its educational provision in Singapore to 1991. Its name offers a useful starting question for the atlas: what does continuity of education mean to a family whose home country and school country may differ? The historical record should answer through actual programmes, languages and campus events, rather than assumptions about every pupil's nationality or circumstances. This entry establishes the institutional starting point. A complete relocation and programme chronology remains a separate research task and is not implied by the founding date.

Sources: OFS official institutional information. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: What does educational continuity mean across a family's moves?

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Waseda Shibuya Senior High School in Singapore

Documented milestone: April 1991: school founded; April 2002: Waseda University affiliation.

Waseda Shibuya's own account dates its foundation to April 1991 and its affiliation with Waseda University to April 2002. It explains its purpose through the need for Japanese senior-high education among families living overseas. This is a separate institution from The Japanese School Singapore, with a different stage of education and its own history. A university affiliation is also a relationship, not a university campus designation. The current Japanese-language homepage describes education based on the Japanese high-school curriculum; that description should not be rewritten as an IB route simply because the school operates internationally.

Sources: Waseda Shibuya's mission and history; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: How does a community extend educational continuity beyond the primary and lower-secondary years?

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Australian International School

Documented milestone: 1993: school opened; 1994 and 1997: relocations; 2010: IB Diploma introduced.

AIS records its opening in 1993, a move to Emerald Hill in 1994 and a move to Ulu Pandan in 1997. Its timeline separately records securing land for its Lorong Chuan campus in 2002, the introduction of the IB Primary Years Programme in 2007, and the IB Diploma Programme in 2010. Those events should occupy different rows in an atlas: land acquisition, a move and a programme change are different facts. The sequence also shows why a school's national name does not, by itself, describe every qualification offered throughout its history.

Sources: AIS dated institutional history. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: Which dates concern property, teaching provision and qualifications?

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Singapore Korean International School

Documented milestone: 17 February 1993: Korean government approval; 27 February: incorporation; 1 March: establishment.

Korea's official overseas-school portal records government approval on 17 February 1993 and establishment on 1 March 1993. The school's 2026 information separately records incorporation on 27 February 1993. Three nearby dates therefore answer three different questions. The school's stated educational approach also connects Korean identity, international communication and understanding Singapore. Its 2026 curriculum description includes Korean, English and Chinese at several stages. These are the institution's stated arrangements, not evidence that every learner has the same proficiency in each language.

Sources: Korea's Overseas Korean Education Portal school record; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: How can a school connect a national educational tradition with life in Singapore?

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International Community School (Singapore)

Documented milestone: 6 September 1993: first school year began as Christian International School; 1995: NICS affiliation; 2001: move to Kampung Bahru; 2006: move from Kampong Bahru to Jubilee Road.

The school's account traces its beginning to expatriate families seeking a Christian educational community. Its inaugural cohort had fewer than 20 students and two teachers. The earlier name Christian International School, abbreviated CIS in that account, must not be confused with Canadian International School, which has its own entry here. The Network of International Christian Schools dates ICS membership to 1995, two years after teaching began. ICS also records work during 2020–21 on a new institutional vision. Teaching beginning, network affiliation and later strategic planning describe different kinds of institutional change. The general history mentions three locations. A school profile of teacher Miriam Burnett, published on 3 June 2021, dates the move from Kampong Bahru to Jubilee Road to 2006 and recalls the additional facilities there. The 2017–18 annual report, pages 4–5, completes the broad sequence: the first campus stood at Mount Faber Road and Lower Delta Road; the move to Kampung Bahru is placed in 2001; Jubilee Road followed in 2006. Exact moving days remain unverified. The report spells the middle location Kampung Bahru, while the later staff profile uses Kampong Bahru.

Sources: ICS: Our Story; ICS: Miriam Burnett staff profile, 3 June 2021; NICS: Singapore school profile, affiliation dated to 1995; ICS Annual Report 2017–18, pages 4–5: three-campus timeline. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: How does an institutional timeline complement a teacher’s account of the same move?

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Chatsworth International School

Documented milestone: 1995: school established; 2018: Bukit Timah move.

Chatsworth's own story begins in Upper Serangoon in 1995 and records a move to its Bukit Timah home in August 2018. Its timeline also identifies the opening of secondary provision in 1996. The atlas can therefore connect three histories: the institution, its changing locations and the age range it served. A school's present surroundings are one chapter in that story. They are not a substitute for the earlier community and its classrooms. For a local-history project, compare the language used to describe the two settings and look for evidence of what changed.

Sources: Chatsworth's school timeline. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How does a school retain its identity when its surroundings change?

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EtonHouse International School Broadrick

Documented milestone: 12 March 1995: Broadrick school opened, according to the founding-principal account.

EtonHouse's account of founding principal Yvonne Waring records the Broadrick opening on 12 March 1995. It also describes the preparation of staff and parent handbooks as the school developed. The Broadrick school page identifies 2007 as the start of its IB World School status. This entry is specifically for the founding Broadrick school, not a count of every preschool or international school carrying the EtonHouse name. The group's later institutions need their own dated records. In particular, Middleton appears separately in this register: a shared group relationship does not give it Broadrick's opening date.

Sources: EtonHouse: founding principal Yvonne Waring's account; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Which part of a group history belongs to this particular school, and which belongs to another institution?

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Sir Manasseh Meyer International School

Documented milestone: 1996: Ganenu Learning Center roots documented in the founder's school biography; 2008: Manasseh Meyer School stage; May 2016: new campus launch reported under the full present name.

The founder's biography dates Ganenu roots to 1996. The history PDF linked from the school's Our Story page records expansion into Manasseh Meyer School in 2008, followed by a campus move and an international-school stage in 2016. A promotional report published on 26 May 2016 uses the full present name and says the new campus launched that month. This establishes public use of the full name by 26 May, but not its exact legal or effective adoption date. The Jewish Welfare Board's community history independently dates the Manasseh Meyer School name to 2008. Repeated biographies previously retrieved from the school site gave both 2008 and 2009 for a naming transition; that discrepancy remains recorded rather than silently erased. A benefactor's lifetime, a preschool beginning, a shorter school name, a public name and a campus move are distinct historical evidence.

Sources: SMMIS: founder's biography; additional primary-source account; School history PDF linked from Our Story: 2008 and 2016 stages; Jewish Welfare Board: community history and 2008 school name; Promotional report published 26 May 2016: full name in use and new-campus launch that month. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Which date describes the shorter school name, which describes a campus move, and what remains uncertain about the full present name?

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Global Indian International School, Singapore

Documented milestone: 2002: institutional beginnings; July 2018: Punggol SMART Campus operations.

GIIS traces its beginnings to 2002. A separate school report records students starting their semester at the Punggol SMART Campus in July 2018. This distinction gives readers a precise link between an institutional history and a town: GIIS existed before that campus began operating. It also creates a useful source-reading exercise. An announcement about a future campus, a report of pupils arriving and an official opening ceremony can all carry different dates without contradicting one another. Record the event described, not just the year in the headline.

Sources: GIIS institutional history; additional primary-source account. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: When did teaching begin, compared with announcements and ceremonial openings?

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DPS International School

Documented milestone: 19 April 2004: operations began in Singapore; February 2025: Alexandra reported open; 8 March 2025: grand-opening event scheduled.

The school's older admissions page gives 19 April 2004 as the start of operations in Singapore. Its newer Alexandra-campus account confirms the founding year and connects the school to demand from Indian expatriate families. A dated source now supplies a firmer operational-status milestone: the February 2025 issue of DPSIS Insider announces Alexandra as open. A separate school announcement published on 8 February scheduled a grand-opening event for 8 March 2025. The atlas records these as different events: the newsletter's open-status report and the later ceremony. Neither source specifies the exact first teaching day, and the newsletter's March upload folder is not used as an event date. This expansion belongs to the history of a school that had already been operating since 2004. The older admissions page also refers to the 2023–24 academic year and is used here as historical evidence, not as a statement of current admissions availability.

Sources: DPS: archived-site admissions account; additional primary-source account; DPSIS Insider, February 2025, cover: Alexandra opening announcement; DPSIS Instagram announcement, 8 February 2025: grand-opening event scheduled for 8 March. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: How do an open-status report, a grand-opening ceremony and the first teaching day differ?

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Anglo-Chinese School (International)

Documented milestone: 3 January 2005: opening marked by dedication service.

A contemporary Methodist Church report records the opening of ACS (International) on 3 January 2005. The 2006 MOE release preserved by the National Archives also identifies ACS (International) among the privately funded schools that began in January 2005. Keep the international school's history distinct from the longer ACS family history and from ACS (Independent). Shared heritage is a relationship worth explaining; it is not permission to transfer one institution's opening date, programme or results to another.

Sources: The Methodist Church's contemporary opening report; additional primary-source account. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: Which ACS institution does a particular historical claim concern?

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Hwa Chong International School

Documented milestone: 2005: school established.

Hwa Chong International School identifies its own establishment in 2005 while also describing its relationship with the wider Hwa Chong educational heritage. Those are compatible facts about different levels of the story. The atlas should not collapse HCIS into Hwa Chong Institution simply because the names overlap and the histories are related. Programme descriptions also need precise wording: an institution's use of the term integrated curriculum should not automatically be treated as the same administrative category as MOE's Integrated Programme.

Sources: HCIS institutional history; additional primary-source account. Checked 3 October 2026.

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St. Joseph's Institution International

Documented milestone: 2007: High School opened; 2008: Elementary School opened.

SJI International records the opening of its High School in 2007 and its Elementary School in 2008. Its account places both within the wider Lasallian educational tradition. An atlas should retain those distinct opening dates and school divisions. It should also distinguish SJI International from St. Joseph's Institution when attaching present programmes or historical records. This is a useful case for readers who assume that a familiar school-family name identifies one continuous organisation serving the same age groups throughout its existence.

Sources: SJI International's account of its two school openings. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: Does the record concern the High School, Elementary School or wider school family?

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NPS International School

Documented milestone: January 2008: academic activities began; 14 May 2008: official opening.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry's 14 May 2008 opening speech says NPS International began academic activities in January that year. Teaching had therefore begun before the ceremonial opening. The school later reported a tenth-anniversary charity dinner in November 2018, linking institutional remembrance with community service. Its current overview lists Cambridge IGCSE, the IB Diploma and CBSE examination affiliations at specified stages. Read those as separate pathways: Indian educational heritage does not imply one uniform qualification, and a 2026 programme description does not establish what was offered in 2008.

Sources: MTI's contemporary speech at the official opening; additional primary-source account; The school's current programme overview. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: What can an opening speech establish that a later anniversary page cannot?

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One World International School, Singapore

Documented milestone: 2008: first Singapore school; January 2018: Nanyang campus opened; 2023: Punggol campus welcomed learners.

OWIS dates its Singapore beginnings to 2008. Its timeline records acquisition by Global Schools Foundation in 2015, the Nanyang campus opening in January 2018, Suntec's launch in August 2021 and learners arriving at the Punggol Digital Campus during the 2023–24 academic year. Those events describe an institution, ownership and several campuses. The foundation's earlier history is a separate timeline. Likewise, a record that a campus opened in 2021 is historical evidence, not confirmation that it still operates at the same address today.

Sources: OWIS's institutional timeline; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: How can an atlas track several campuses without counting each as a newly founded institution?

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Yuvabharathi International School

Documented milestone: 2009: school established in Singapore.

Yuvabharathi's official introduction dates the Singapore school to 2009. Its contact page identifies the Hu Ching Road campus in Jurong West. Keep those two observations separate: the founding year does not establish how long the school has occupied the present address. This entry also needs a precise institutional name, because Yuvabharathi Public School in India is a different location and should not supply Singapore's campus history. The next historical task is to establish the Singapore school's dated campus and programme sequence from institutional records.

Sources: Yuvabharathi's official institutional introduction; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Which facts belong to the Singapore institution and which belong to another school with a related name?

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Stamford American International School

Documented milestone: 2009: school opened; 2012: new campus opened; 2017: Early Learning Village opened.

Cognita's institutional profile dates Stamford American's opening to 2009 and the Early Learning Village to 2017. A separate Cognita brochure records the opening of a newly funded campus in 2012. Read together, these sources distinguish the start of a school from subsequent investment in its buildings and provision for younger children. The institutional profile connects American educational standards with International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement provision; this is a reason to examine programme-level evidence, not to assume every pathway existed from the first year. Stamford American is a separate institution from Singapore American School, whose earlier history appears elsewhere in this register.

Sources: Cognita: Stamford American school account; additional primary-source account. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: What evidence would establish when each programme began, independently of the campus dates?

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EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus

Documented milestone: 2010: earlier Orchard preschool IB milestone; 19 March 2014: Thomson relocation announced for August; 7 and 14 June 2014: open houses held; by 30 October 2014: relocation described as complete; 2016: PYP provision to age 12 recorded.

The group's chronology records the earlier Orchard preschool's IB World School milestone in 2010 and identifies its subsequent move to Thomson. A release dated 19 March 2014 announces the move from Orchard Boulevard to 8 Thomson Lane and schedules opening for August. The group's second 2014 newsletter reports open houses held on 7 and 14 June. These public visits are distinct from the scheduled start of teaching. By 30 October 2014, a separate release describes the relocation as having happened. Together, the records establish the announced timetable and later confirmation, while the precise moving and first teaching days remain open. The group records Thomson's PYP provision for children up to age 12 in 2016. This earlier preschool history remains distinct from the Orchard international school whose development account begins in 2018; the earliest preschool founding date and later campus sequence still need evidence.

Sources: EtonHouse: dated group milestones; additional primary-source account; EtonHouse press release, 19 March 2014, pages 1–2; EtonHouse group newsletter 2–2014, page 2: June open houses. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Which document announces a plan, which records public visits, and which confirms the move had happened?

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Nexus International School (Singapore)

Documented milestone: 2011: Singapore acquisition and rebranding; January 2020: Aljunied move.

Nexus distinguishes the brand's earlier development in Malaysia from its Singapore expansion in 2011 through the acquisition and rebranding of Excelsior International School. Its account then records a move from Ulu Pandan to Aljunied in January 2020. That gives the atlas three separate relationships: an international brand, a Singapore institutional transition and a campus relocation. The school's account describes teacher input into the newer campus design. Whether particular design choices improved learning is a further question requiring evidence beyond the architectural intention.

Sources: Nexus's Singapore institutional story. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: What belongs to the international brand's history, and what happened in Singapore?

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Dulwich College (Singapore)

Documented milestone: 2014: Singapore campus opened.

Dulwich College (Singapore) identifies its purpose-built Bukit Batok campus as opening in 2014. The Singapore date belongs in the local education timeline, even when the school's broader heritage leads readers to an older institution overseas. Its facilities page documents the campus setting; it does not by itself establish how every facility was used in a particular year. The useful research route is to pair the physical environment with dated examples of lessons, performances, sport or student projects.

Sources: Dulwich Singapore's campus account. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How did an overseas educational identity take physical form in Bukit Batok?

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XCL World Academy

Documented milestone: 2014: founding year recorded by Singapore Global Network; 8 November 2024: merger announcement; 22 October 2025: new Early and Primary Years campus opening reported.

Singapore Global Network's profile records 2014 as the founding year. The school's earlier name, GEMS World Academy (Singapore), is retained on XWA's official site. XCL Education Group's release dated 8 November 2024 announced a merger with XCL American Academy for August 2025. A later HoneyKids Asia update reports that merger as completed. The company release is linked through PR Newswire because the older school-site announcement has redirected during this check. A separate XWA report dated 22 October 2025 describes the opening of a new Early and Primary Years campus for children aged 18 months to 11 years. It supplies a later campus milestone, but does not identify the site as the former XAA building or document the merger's administrative implementation. XAA remains a separate predecessor-history entry so that the two institutional histories can be followed without conflation.

Sources: Singapore Global Network: XCL World Academy profile; XCL Education Group release, 8 November 2024, distributed by PR Newswire; HoneyKids Asia: subsequent merger update; XWA: Early and Primary Years campus report, 22 October 2025; XWA official site: former GEMS name in footer. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Which source dates the merger plan, which reports its completion, and which describes a later campus opening?

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Invictus International School, Singapore

Documented milestone: 2015: institution founded; 2016: first Singapore campus began operating.

Invictus's timeline separates its 2015 foundation from the opening of its first Singapore campus at Bukit Merah in 2016. It then records the move to Dempsey in 2017 and the launch of the Centrium campus in 2020. This sequence is useful because the first campus began operating after the institutional founding year. The same timeline includes overseas expansion, but those campuses are not added to this Singapore school register. Group-wide student totals are likewise not used as Singapore enrolment figures. Each dated local event remains attached to the institution while the campus sequence is made explicit.

Sources: Invictus: institutional timeline. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Why can a founding year and a first-campus operating year both be correct?

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EtonHouse International School Sentosa — historical campus entry

Documented milestone: 2015: Sentosa campus recorded; August 2017: first primary-school intake.

EtonHouse's timeline lists Sentosa among its new Singapore campuses in 2015. A separate expansion account dates the first primary intake to August 2017. These dates concern different stages of provision: the campus history began before its primary-school cohort. The expansion account also looked ahead to Year 6 provision in August 2020; that forward-looking statement is not used here as independent proof of implementation. This entry preserves a historical school and campus route. It does not establish present operation, admissions availability or a complete sequence of subsequent campus changes. A separate group release dated 10 February 2025 announced EtonHouse Pre-School by the Beach at Beachview, serving ages 18 months to six years. This is useful later island context, but the release does not establish that the earlier international school was renamed or relocated into that preschool. The two names are therefore kept distinct here.

Sources: EtonHouse: group milestones; additional primary-source account; EtonHouse: 10 February 2025 beachfront preschool release; relationship to earlier international campus unestablished. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: What changed in 2017: the existence of the campus, or the school stages it served?

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Middleton International School, Singapore

Documented milestone: January 2017: Upper Bukit Timah campus launched; May 2018: Tampines campus opened; 2023: Intensive English Programme at West Coast; 2024: group records first Middleton Pre-School at West Coast.

Middleton's parent handbook records the first campus at 215 Upper Bukit Timah launching in January 2017 and a second campus in Tampines opening in May 2018. The school's account of its EtonHouse relationship also dates Middleton's launch to 2017. The register keeps this institutional beginning separate from the earlier Broadrick history. The handbook is used for its dated historical account; its registration periods and descriptions of provision are not presented as current guarantees. A handbook distributed under a 2024 filename, with a January 2023 update date on its cover, records West Coast at 20 Harbour Drive and dates an Intensive English Programme there to 2023. It describes a six-month course for Grades 4 to 7. The programme year comes from the document text. EtonHouse's group timeline adds the opening of the first Middleton Pre-School at West Coast in 2024. An E-Reach listing headed Term 4 2024 advertises N2–K2 activities there. A May 2024 Sassy Mama school-news roundup dates the preschool opening to January 2024 and describes it as co-located with Middleton International School West Coast. The roundup contains paid partnership content. This supports shared premises at school level; it does not establish how long the Intensive English Programme continued or how rooms were allocated. Later transitions remain open.

Sources: Middleton: 2025 parent handbook, campus history; additional primary-source account; Middleton: handbook campus section, distributed under a 2024 filename; EtonHouse: 2024 Middleton Pre-School milestone; E-Reach: Middleton West Coast, Term 4 2024 activity listing; Sassy Mama, May 2024: preschool opening and co-location; paid partnership content. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: What does evidence of two schools sharing premises tell us, and what still needs a programme timetable?

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EtonHouse International School Orchard

Documented milestone: 2018: school opened; 2020: IB Diploma authorisation recorded by the group.

The Orchard account places the school's beginning in 2018. Its separate Diploma Programme candidacy notice scheduled candidacy to begin on 1 September 2018, while the group timeline records IB Diploma authorisation in 2020. This is a useful example of school opening, candidacy and authorisation developing on separate timelines. Candidacy means the school was working towards authorisation; it must not be retrospectively described as an authorised programme from the opening day. Orchard's later wing expansion is also described, but the account's relative wording does not supply a secure calendar date for that building event. The earlier Orchard preschool that later relocated to Thomson is treated in the separate Thomson historical entry; its 2010 milestone is not assigned to this school's 2018 opening.

Sources: EtonHouse: Orchard development account; additional primary-source account; EtonHouse: dated group milestones; EtonHouse: 2014 background identifying the earlier preschool relocation. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Which source establishes opening, which describes candidacy, and which records authorisation?

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North London Collegiate School (Singapore)

Documented milestone: August 2020: Singapore school welcomed pupils.

NLCS Singapore's FAQ records that it welcomed students and families in August 2020. That establishes the Singapore school's opening, distinct from the history of the originating institution in Britain. It also places the local opening within a period that calls for careful contemporary research. A historian can investigate how a new school community formed during that year, but the opening date alone does not tell us what every pupil experienced. Proposed future campuses should be recorded separately from premises that actually opened.

Sources: NLCS Singapore's opening-date information. Checked 3 October 2026.

Try this question: How can a new campus history be separated from an older international brand?

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Brighton College (Singapore)

Documented milestone: 27 August 2020: first students welcomed to the Singapore campus.

Cognita's report published on 28 August 2020 dates the first student arrival to the previous day. An earlier announcement, on 29 April 2019, described the Brighton College–Cognita partnership and its intended Singapore opening. The Singapore school's operating history therefore begins separately from the much older UK institution's history. On 20 April 2023, Cognita announced plans to extend the Singapore school through further year groups, distinguishing secured permission for Year 8 from additional expansion requiring approvals. That announcement records a development stage, not proof that every proposed year group was already operating.

Sources: Cognita: first-day report, 28 August 2020; additional primary-source account; Cognita: senior-school development announcement, 20 April 2023. Checked 4 October 2026.

Try this question: Why should the report's publication date and the first day of school appear as different dates?

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XCL American Academy — predecessor history

Documented milestone: 2022–23: early school-year experience documented in a January 2023 parent interview; February 2024: dedicated campus completed; an official June 2024 flyer describes it as opened in 2024.

XCL Education's published plan scheduled the first cohort for August 2022 in dedicated areas of XCL World Academy. In an interview published in January 2023, a founding family described their children's school year beginning in a dedicated XAA wing at XWA. This participant account supports the history of shared premises; it is not used as a comparative judgement of school quality. XCL Education Group's release of 8 November 2024 scheduled the merger for August 2025. XAA is retained here as a predecessor-history entry, not an assertion that it continues as a separate admissions destination. XAA's official campus page dates completion of the purpose-built facilities to February 2024. An official flyer issued in June describes the new campus as opened in 2024, while a 2024 Sassy Mama school-news roundup reports its unveiling in February. The roundup contains paid partnership content and is used as secondary corroboration, not independent evaluation. These sources establish completion and opened status, but not the precise first teaching day in the building; that date and detailed merger implementation remain open. XWA subsequently reported a new Early and Primary Years campus in October 2025, but that report does not establish its relationship to the former XAA building.

Sources: XCL Education: first-cohort plan for August 2022; XCL Education Group release, 8 November 2024, distributed by PR Newswire; Hamilton family interview, HoneyKids Asia, 19 January 2023; XAA official campus page: purpose-built facilities completed February 2024; XAA official flyer, June 2024: new campus opened in 2024; Sassy Mama 2024 school news: includes paid partnership content; XWA: later campus report; building relationship not established. Checked 4 October 2026.

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A Timeline of Events, Not Just Founding Years

History becomes more interesting when the verbs become precise. A school can open, move, rename a division, introduce a programme, purchase land or celebrate an anniversary. Put those verbs beside the dates and a much clearer picture emerges.

The table is selective. It includes events supported by the institutional sources in the register, rather than every event in every school’s history. Follow the institution link for its evidence. For a detailed local study, investigate the years between the milestones as well: ordinary school life rarely fits into an anniversary headline.

111 selected events; dates describe the event shown, not always the institution’s founding.

Date	Institution	Documented event	Evidence
1912	The Japanese School Singapore	Earlier Japanese school founded; this is a prewar root.	Primary source
1920	Holland International School	School opens at the Dutch Club, Cairnhill Road.	Primary source
1925	Tanglin Trust School	Tanglin School founded.	Primary source
1928	Holland International School	Move to Orange Grove Road.	Primary source
1941	The Japanese School Singapore	Earlier school closes at the beginning of the war period.	Primary source
1945	The Japanese School Singapore	Wartime school closes; postwar reopening follows in 1966.	Primary source
1956	Singapore American School	Singapore American School founded.	Primary source
September 1966	The Japanese School Singapore	Postwar primary school opens at Dalvey Estate.	Primary source
1967	International French School (Singapore)	French Parents Association establishes the school.	Primary source
2 May 1967	Swiss School in Singapore	School officially opens.	Primary source
18 July 1967	Swiss School in Singapore	Swiss School Association is registered.	Primary source
1971	German European School Singapore	Parent-founded beginning recorded by GESS.	Primary source
1971	United World College of South East Asia	Singapore International School opens.	Primary source
1972	Dover Court International School	Beginning recorded in the later anniversary account.	Primary source
1975	United World College of South East Asia	UWCSEA identity adopted.	Primary source
1976	The Japanese School Singapore	Clementi campus begins, as recorded by the Japanese Association.	Primary source
1981	ISS International School	ISS founded.	Primary source
1984	The Japanese School Singapore	West Coast school building completed.	Primary source
1986	International French School (Singapore)	First Terminale cohort takes the Baccalauréat.	Primary source
1989	International French School (Singapore)	Lycée Français de Singapour name adopted.	Primary source
1990	Canadian International School	Canadian Overseas College opens.	Primary source
1991	Overseas Family School	OFS dates the start of its Singapore provision.	Primary source
April 1991	Waseda Shibuya Senior High School in Singapore	Senior high school founded.	Primary source
1993	Australian International School	AIS opens.	Primary source
17 February 1993	Singapore Korean International School	Korean government establishment approval recorded.	Primary source
27 February 1993	Singapore Korean International School	Company incorporated, according to the school's information.	Primary source
1 March 1993	Singapore Korean International School	Establishment date recorded in Korea's official portal.	Primary source
6 September 1993	International Community School (Singapore)	First school year began as Christian International School.	Primary source
1994	Australian International School	Move to Emerald Hill.	Primary source
1995	Chatsworth International School	School established in Upper Serangoon.	Primary source
April 1995	The Japanese School Singapore	Changi primary campus opens.	Primary source
12 March 1995	EtonHouse International School Broadrick	Broadrick school opened, as recorded in the founding-principal account.	Primary source
1995	International Community School (Singapore)	Became a NICS school, according to the network’s institutional profile.	Primary source
1996	Chatsworth International School	Secondary provision opens.	Primary source
October 1996	Singapore American School	Woodlands campus opens.	Primary source
1996	Sir Manasseh Meyer International School	Ganenu Learning Center roots: founder's biography dates Simcha Abergel's principalship from this year.	Primary source
1997	Australian International School	Move to Ulu Pandan.	Primary source
April 1998	The Japanese School Singapore	Two primary campuses begin operating under separate principals.	Primary source
1999	International French School (Singapore)	School brought together at 3000 Ang Mo Kio.	Primary source
2001	International Community School (Singapore)	School annual report dates the move to Kampung Bahru Road to this year.	Primary source
2002	Australian International School	Land secured for the Lorong Chuan campus; this is a land event.	Primary source
2002	Global Indian International School, Singapore	GIIS institutional beginning.	Primary source
2002	Holland International School	Separate nursery building added.	Primary source
April 2002	Waseda Shibuya Senior High School in Singapore	Affiliation with Waseda University begins.	Primary source
19 April 2004	DPS International School	School operations began in Singapore.	Primary source
2005	Hwa Chong International School	Hwa Chong International School established.	Primary source
January 2005	Anglo-Chinese School (International)	ACS (International) begins; dedication service on 3 January.	Primary source
2006	International Community School (Singapore)	Moved from Kampong Bahru to Jubilee Road, according to the school's 2021 staff profile.	Primary source
2007	Australian International School	IB Primary Years Programme introduced.	Primary source
2007	St. Joseph's Institution International	High School opens.	Primary source
2007	EtonHouse International School Broadrick	IB World School status began, according to the Broadrick school page.	Primary source
2008	Holland International School	New wing opens.	Primary source
2008	One World International School, Singapore	First Singapore school opens.	Primary source
2008	St. Joseph's Institution International	Elementary School opens.	Primary source
January 2008	NPS International School	Academic activities begin.	Primary source
14 May 2008	NPS International School	Official opening ceremony recorded by MTI.	Primary source
2008	Sir Manasseh Meyer International School	Ganenu expanded into Manasseh Meyer School, according to the school history PDF.	Primary source
2009	Swiss School in Singapore	Expanded campus completed.	Primary source
2009	Yuvabharathi International School	Singapore school established.	Primary source
2009	Stamford American International School	School opened, according to Cognita's institutional account.	Primary source
2010	Australian International School	IB Diploma Programme introduced.	Primary source
2010	Swiss School in Singapore	Swiss School in Singapore name adopted.	Primary source
2010	EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus	Earlier Orchard preschool's IB World School milestone recorded in the group timeline.	Primary source
2011	Nexus International School (Singapore)	Singapore acquisition and rebranding recorded.	Primary source
2012	Stamford American International School	New campus opened, according to Cognita's brochure.	Primary source
2014	Dulwich College (Singapore)	Singapore campus opens in Bukit Batok.	Primary source
2014	Holland International School	Two additional rooms come into use.	Primary source
2014	XCL World Academy	Founding year recorded in Singapore Global Network's XCL World Academy profile.	Primary source
19 March 2014	EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus	Relocation to Thomson announced, with opening scheduled for August 2014; this is the announcement date.	Primary source
7 and 14 June 2014	EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus	Open houses held at the new Thomson campus, as reported in the group’s second 2014 newsletter.	Primary source
By 30 October 2014	EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus	Press-release background already describes the earlier Orchard preschool's relocation to Thomson; exact moving date not supplied.	Primary source
2015	One World International School, Singapore	Acquisition by Global Schools Foundation.	Primary source
2015	Invictus International School, Singapore	Institution founded.	Primary source
2015	EtonHouse International School Sentosa — historical campus entry	Sentosa listed among the group's new Singapore campuses.	Primary source
2016	Invictus International School, Singapore	First Singapore campus at Bukit Merah began operations.	Primary source
2016	EtonHouse Thomson — earlier Orchard preschool and historical campus	Group records PYP provision at Thomson for children up to age 12.	Primary source
May 2016 (contemporary report)	Sir Manasseh Meyer International School	A promotional report published 26 May uses the full present name and says the new campus launched that month; the exact legal or effective naming date remains unresolved.	Dated promotional report
2017	Dover Court International School	45th-anniversary activities announced.	Primary source
May 2017	Swiss School in Singapore	Anniversary portrait exhibition launched.	Primary source
2017	Stamford American International School	Early Learning Village opened.	Primary source
2017	Invictus International School, Singapore	Moved to the Dempsey campus.	Primary source
January 2017	Middleton International School, Singapore	First campus at 215 Upper Bukit Timah launched.	Primary source
August 2017	EtonHouse International School Sentosa — historical campus entry	First primary-school intake welcomed.	Primary source
January 2018	One World International School, Singapore	Nanyang campus opens.	Primary source
July 2018	Global Indian International School, Singapore	Punggol SMART Campus begins operations.	Primary source
August 2018	Chatsworth International School	Move to Bukit Timah home.	Primary source
August 2018	German European School Singapore	Move to Dairy Farm.	Primary source
November 2018	NPS International School	Tenth-anniversary charity dinner held.	Primary source
May 2018	Middleton International School, Singapore	Second campus opened in Tampines.	Primary source
2018	EtonHouse International School Orchard	School began operating, according to its development account.	Primary source
1 September 2018 (scheduled)	EtonHouse International School Orchard	Diploma Programme candidacy scheduled to begin; this was not programme authorisation.	Primary source
August 2019	Swiss School in Singapore	French-language section opens.	Primary source
29 April 2019	Brighton College (Singapore)	Brighton College–Cognita partnership and planned Singapore school opening announced.	Primary source
2020	International French School (Singapore)	International French School name adopted.	Primary source
January 2020	Nexus International School (Singapore)	Move to Aljunied.	Primary source
August 2020	North London Collegiate School (Singapore)	Singapore school welcomes students.	Primary source
2020–21 school year	International Community School (Singapore)	School community collaborated on a new institutional vision.	Primary source
2020	Invictus International School, Singapore	Centrium campus launched in Singapore.	Primary source
2020	EtonHouse International School Orchard	IB Diploma authorisation recorded in the group timeline.	Primary source
27 August 2020	Brighton College (Singapore)	First students welcomed to the Singapore campus.	Primary source
August 2021	One World International School, Singapore	Suntec campus launches; historical opening record.	Primary source
2022–23 school year	XCL American Academy — predecessor history	Founding family's account documents children beginning the year in a dedicated XAA wing at XWA; interview published 19 January 2023.	Participant account
2023–24 academic year	One World International School, Singapore	Punggol Digital Campus welcomes learners.	Primary source
20 April 2023	Brighton College (Singapore)	Further senior-school expansion plans announced, with later stages subject to approvals.	Primary source
2023	Middleton International School, Singapore	Intensive English Programme launched at West Coast, according to the school handbook.	Primary source
February 2024	XCL American Academy — predecessor history	Dedicated campus unveiled, according to a 2024 school-news roundup; former indexed school page also dates completion to this month.	School-news report (paid partnership content)
2024	Middleton International School, Singapore	First Middleton Pre-School opened at West Coast, according to the group timeline.	Primary source
8 November 2024	XCL World Academy	XCL Education Group announced the merger with XAA for August 2025.	Primary source
February 2025 (newsletter issue)	DPS International School	School newsletter announces Alexandra campus as open; exact opening and first teaching days are not specified.	Primary source
8 March 2025 (scheduled ceremony)	DPS International School	School announcement scheduled the Alexandra campus grand-opening event; this does not establish the first teaching day.	DPSIS announcement published 8 February 2025
22 October 2025 (report date)	XCL World Academy	School reported the opening of a new Early and Primary Years campus; exact first teaching day not specified.	Primary source

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Read the Programme Label Before Comparing the Learning

Imagine two students who both say, “I am at an international school.” One is in primary education; the other is preparing for a pre-university qualification. Their shared phrase tells us very little about the actual work on their desks. We need their stage, subjects, language of instruction and named programme.

The International Baccalaureate maintains a school finder through which readers can investigate named schools and their authorised programmes. Programme authorisation is a more specific claim than a school’s general description of itself as international. Use the finder for the particular programme and institution; do not infer that every section or campus has the same authorisation. Find an IB World School and its programmes.

Cambridge International’s finder separately explains that approved examination centres can administer examinations without providing teaching. That distinction is especially useful when reading directories. A place where an examination can be taken does not necessarily offer a full school programme. Use Cambridge International’s school and examination-centre finder.

Reader’s question	Evidence to compare	What the label alone leaves unanswered
How will English learning continue after a move?	Samples of current reading and writing, expected text types and language-support arrangements.	A national or international label does not show an individual learner’s vocabulary or writing needs.
Will Mathematics topics line up?	The two actual topic sequences, mathematical notation and assessed methods.	The same year-group number does not prove that topics were taught in the same order.
What changes in Science?	Practical work, concepts covered, units, command words and laboratory expectations.	A science laboratory’s existence does not tell us how a particular cohort used it.
Can the student pursue a particular qualification?	The institution, programme, entry stage and current subject options.	A school’s historic offering does not establish the choices open to a new pupil today.
How do arts, sport and service fit?	The programme requirements and dated examples of participation.	An activity name does not establish its frequency, accessibility or educational impact.

A cheerful and practical way to compare learning is to place two pieces of real work side by side. What can the student already explain? What is unfamiliar vocabulary? What is a new convention? What needs a fresh concept? Those questions turn an intimidating change of system into several smaller, teachable steps.

For example, a learner may understand equivalent fractions but be unfamiliar with the wording used in a new textbook. Another may recognise the vocabulary yet need to rebuild the underlying number relationship. Those situations require different support. The atlas connects you to the history of the pathways; the subject-learning section helps you ask more precise questions about the work itself.

Keep historical and current programme questions separate. “When did this school introduce the IB Diploma?” is a historical question. “Which subjects may my child take next year?” needs current information. The two questions connect, but answering the first does not automatically answer the second.

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Use School History to Learn English, Mathematics, Science and the Arts

A school history can be more than a list to memorise. It offers a small, manageable field of evidence: dates, names, photographs, buildings, maps and personal recollections. That makes it a useful starting point for learning how to ask clear questions.

English: write a sentence that preserves the evidence

Take a source describing a planned opening. Write one sentence reporting the plan and another explaining what evidence would confirm that teaching actually began. The difference between “announced,” “planned,” “opened” and “reported” is doing real intellectual work. Precise verbs help readers understand the strength and limits of a claim.

Next, compare a participant’s memory with an institutional timeline. The memory may make a classroom vivid; the timeline may organise dates efficiently. Ask what each source helps you see. A good paragraph can use both while identifying their different roles. It need not dismiss the personal account or treat it as the complete administrative record.

Mathematics: turn a timeline into a careful data exercise

Choose four dated events from one institution. Calculate the elapsed years between consecutive events. Then explain what the calculation does and does not show. A six-year gap between two recorded milestones is not evidence that nothing happened during those six years. It tells us only about the spacing of the milestones selected for the table.

For a second exercise, distinguish counts of institutions, campuses and programme records. Suppose a fictional organisation has two campuses and three programmes. Counting the six possible campus-programme combinations would not prove that all six are offered. The exercise introduces a useful habit: define the thing being counted before producing a total.

Science: test a claim about a learning environment

Suppose a campus description says that a new learning space was designed to encourage collaboration. A sensible investigation begins by translating the intention into an observable question. What behaviour would count as collaboration? Over what period would it be observed? What other changes occurred at the same time?

This is an illustrative research exercise, not a claim about the measured performance of any school in the register. It helps students separate a design intention from an observed result. The same distinction is useful when reading about laboratories, technology, sustainability or outdoor learning.

Arts and CCA: study how a community remembers

Dover Court’s anniversary account gives a concrete route into music, art, poetry and shared memory. A student could design a small school-history exhibition with three objects: a dated photograph, an extract from a published account and a contemporary creative response. Each object should have a caption that explains what it contributes.

For sport, begin with a dated event or team record rather than an assumption that a school’s facilities establish sporting achievement. For performing arts, distinguish a rehearsal, a public performance and an award. These are different educational experiences and different historical claims.

Town history: follow one documented move

Start with an institution in the register whose relocation is documented. Identify the former and later places, then ask which wider town histories help explain their surroundings. A road address is useful evidence for locating a campus. It is not automatically the correct URA planning-area label, and a school’s marketing name may use a broader geographical description.

The national atlas keeps the reader’s main routes at planning-area scale. The road or campus name belongs inside the evidence record. Where the precise boundary has not been checked, leave that geographical assignment open rather than quietly turning a nearby station, postal district or familiar neighbourhood name into an official boundary.

These activities connect naturally to the existing historical coordinates, CCA, sports and arts discussion and 55 planning-area history routes. Each route gives the reader a different way to investigate the same educational landscape.

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National and Language Communities: More Than One Kind of International Education

Here is a useful way to widen the picture: imagine an education atlas organised only around IB and Cambridge qualifications. What would be missing? A school teaching a national curriculum overseas could disappear from view, even though its classrooms, teachers and families are part of Singapore’s educational history. A better atlas starts with the institutions and asks how each connects a community, a place and a way of learning.

The eight entries added on 4 October 2026 broaden this part of the story. They bring Japanese, Dutch, Swiss, Korean and Indian educational connections into clearer view, alongside a school whose development spans several Singapore campuses. These are documented examples, not representatives appointed to speak for every family of a nationality. A school name tells us where to begin our questions; the sources tell us how far an answer can go.

A history can have roots, interruptions and a new beginning

The Japanese School Singapore is a useful place to start because its older roots and postwar opening belong to different periods. The institution’s English account describes an earlier school beginning in 1912, closures around the war and a reopening in 1966. Its current Japanese-language profile dates the school to 1966. Read together, these accounts distinguish a longer educational history from the postwar institution’s starting point. Read the present school profile.

A timeline should make an interruption visible. Drawing a solid line across every year can imply uninterrupted teaching even when a source records closure. For a student project, use separate bands for earlier provision, interruption and the later institution. Add a source to each band. The resulting picture may be less tidy than one founding date, but it gives a reader a much better question: what continued, what stopped and what had to be built again?

The wartime setting also deserves its own careful treatment. An anniversary account can preserve useful institutional details, while an explanation of the occupation requires the wider historical context. Begin with the atlas’s national education story and historical coordinates; do not make one school’s timeline stand in for the experiences of all communities.

A community’s schooling can extend across separate institutions

Waseda Shibuya Senior High School supplies a different part of the Japanese education story. Its own account describes a need for senior-high education for families overseas. That purpose helps a reader ask about continuity across stages, while the separate institutional entry prevents the senior high school from being treated as another campus of The Japanese School Singapore. The relationship worth studying is the educational route; it does not require inventing a single organisation.

Try sketching the question from a family’s perspective. A child finishes one stage. Which next-stage routes exist? What languages are used? What work has already been covered? Which records help a receiving school understand that work? Those are useful questions without assuming that every pupil follows the same route or that progression between named institutions is automatic.

A university connection needs the same care. An affiliated secondary school remains a school. The affiliation may be historically significant, but it does not transform its classrooms into a university campus or establish unconditional admission for its pupils. Follow the precise relationship documented in the source, then consult current admissions material for any practical decision.

Buildings show how a community made room for children

Holland International School’s record begins in a shared club room and later identifies buildings and extensions. It offers a friendly point of entry into a large historical question: how does a community create a place for children to learn? The scale of the first room does not tell us the quality of its teaching. It does help us ask who organised the provision, where it happened and what later expansion changed.

A campus plan is especially useful when it can be paired with a dated account. Mark classrooms, a library, an arts space or a hall only when the source identifies them. Then separate what the building allowed from what people actually did there. A music room creates a possibility; programmes, performances and recollections help explain its use. This connects institutional history to the atlas’s arts, sport and CCA route.

Swiss School in Singapore adds another dimension: a language section can begin long after the school itself. That is a change in provision, and it deserves its own date. The example also encourages us to listen for the people behind a timeline. The school’s anniversary portrait project provides a route into teachers, families and other contributors, alongside formal institutional milestones.

Language, identity and local life can be studied together

The 2026 information published by Singapore Korean International School explicitly connects Korean identity, communication beyond Korea and understanding Singapore. This is the school’s stated educational purpose. It gives a research project three useful directions: learning about a national tradition, communicating across languages and participating in the place where the school operates.

Do not reduce that picture to a choice between belonging here and belonging elsewhere. A learner can have several relevant connections. Ask instead which activities, texts, relationships and experiences make each connection visible. A language lesson, a local exchange and a history project may answer different parts of the question.

For English learning, a particularly useful exercise is to separate a concept from its wording. Ask a learner to explain a familiar mathematical relationship with a drawing, then label it in the language of the new classroom. If the drawing is clear but the label is unfamiliar, vocabulary may be the immediate bridge. If the relationship itself is unclear, the teaching task is different. This is an illustrative learning activity, not a diagnostic claim about any nationality or school.

Teaching begins, a ceremony follows, and the history gains two dates

NPS International School offers unusually clear evidence for this distinction. MTI’s contemporary opening speech records academic activities beginning in January 2008, before the May ceremony. A researcher does not have to choose one date and discard the other. Write the event beside each date and both become useful. Read the dated opening speech.

This is a good classroom editing exercise. Give students the sentence “The school opened in 2008” and the source. Ask them to produce two more informative sentences without adding an unsupported detail. They practise reading, chronology and precise verbs at the same time. A stronger sentence is not necessarily a longer sentence; it is one that tells the reader exactly what the evidence establishes.

Yuvabharathi’s entry illustrates the next limit. Its establishment date and current contact address are both useful, but neither proves a complete campus history. Keep that missing sequence visible as a research question. Doing so protects the town history from inheriting an unsupported claim that the school occupied today’s site from the beginning.

Follow the campus without losing the institution

One World International School brings the reader back to a changing Singapore map. Its documented campus openings can connect institutional history with local histories, while its acquisition belongs to a different kind of event. One institution can therefore require several campus records and an ownership record without becoming several unrelated schools.

The historical record should also outlast a change in today’s campus list. A documented opening remains a past event if provision later moves. However, a historical opening is not enough to send a family to that location now. This atlas uses the event table to explain the past and links to the school for current arrangements.

For a town project, begin with the 55 planning-area routes. Add a campus only after identifying the site and checking the relevant boundary. Where a source uses a familiar neighbourhood name, retain that wording in the evidence note until its relationship to the planning area is established. A precise unresolved entry is more useful than a confident geographical mistake.

A small investigation to try

Step	What to make	What it helps you notice
Choose one institution	A short identity card with its exact name, source and date checked.	Similar names and related institutions can be separated.
Choose three events	A timeline labelled with verbs such as opened, moved, incorporated or affiliated.	Different events can explain apparently competing dates.
Choose one place	A dated campus record, with any boundary question left explicit.	The institution’s lifetime and a campus’s period of use may differ.
Choose one learning question	A paragraph connecting the history to language, subjects, arts or community life.	Facts can support a meaningful question without proving an educational outcome.
State one uncertainty	A sentence explaining what further source would help.	Good historical work leaves a usable path for the next reader.

The reward is a history that can grow without becoming muddled. A new photograph might clarify a classroom; a contemporary speech might separate two dates; an older prospectus might establish a programme change. Each addition has a place because the atlas keeps institution, campus, event and learning question connected.

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Names, Benefactors and Campuses: Reading an Institution Precisely

A school history is easier to follow when a name, a community and a building are treated as separate pieces of evidence. Four further entries bring this problem into focus: International Community School, Sir Manasseh Meyer International School, DPS International School and Stamford American International School. The comparisons below are an interpretation of the linked records, not a claim that the schools share one institutional origin.

One abbreviation can lead to two different histories

ICS records an earlier name, Christian International School. Its historical abbreviation overlaps with the familiar initials of Canadian International School. The ICS school account makes the earlier identity explicit. In this atlas, International Community School and Canadian International School therefore remain separate entries. An abbreviation is a useful label only after the institution has been identified.

For a student researching an old photograph or newspaper item, the next step is to record the full name, address and date together. An apparent match on initials alone is not enough to transfer a milestone between institutions. The same care applies when a later name is used retrospectively to describe an earlier school.

A benefactor’s legacy is not an opening date

The SMMIS school story connects its support to Sir Manasseh Meyer’s trust. That relationship explains a strand of institutional identity, but does not make the benefactor’s lifetime the operating history of the present school. The SMMIS entry separates that legacy from its preschool roots, the Manasseh Meyer School stage in 2008 and a campus move in 2016. The school history PDF supports those stages. A promotional report published on 26 May 2016 uses the full present name and says the new campus launched that month. It establishes public usage by that date, while the precise legal or effective adoption date remains open.

This distinction helps a reader avoid a common shortcut: using the oldest date associated with a name as the age of every institution carrying it. A stronger account asks what continued across the years—funding, governance, teaching, a building or a commemorative name—and supplies evidence for that particular connection.

A campus announcement may leave the calendar incomplete

The DPS Alexandra account describes a campus expansion. The February 2025 school newsletter reports Alexandra as open. A separate school announcement published on 8 February scheduled a grand-opening event for 8 March 2025. The DPS entry and event table preserve both milestones: an open-status report and a ceremonial date. Neither establishes the exact first teaching day. This is a useful distinction between operational language, a ceremony and the first lesson.

By contrast, Stamford American’s linked institutional and brochure records support separate dates for school opening and later campus developments. The methodological lesson is to let the evidence determine the number of events, rather than compressing everything into a single founding year or manufacturing a full sequence.

School groups, separate beginnings and changing relationships

Did you notice that a shared name can conceal several timelines? EtonHouse Broadrick and Middleton belong in a connected history, but their beginnings are recorded separately. Middleton’s own group account establishes that connection. The atlas therefore gives Broadrick a specific entry and keeps the wider EtonHouse campus inventory open. It does not turn an entire education group into one school or assign every later institution the group’s earliest date.

Invictus adds another useful distinction: institutional foundation and first-campus operation can fall in different years. A local atlas also needs a geographic boundary. Overseas campuses can explain the development of a group without increasing the number of Singapore campuses or students in a local register.

The XCL Education Group release of 8 November 2024 announces a merger for August 2025. PR Newswire distributes the company’s statement; it is primary evidence of the announcement, not independent reporting of implementation. A later publisher update is discussed below. Former names and predecessor schools remain useful routes into the detailed implementation history.

Try making a small table with one row per institution and separate columns for group, former name, first teaching site and later relationship. Leave a cell open when the source does not answer it. This produces a useful map of what is known and gives the next researcher a precise question to pursue.

When a school adds a stage, the history gains another starting point

Imagine two families remembering the same campus. One remembers its early years; another remembers the first primary class. Both may be describing a beginning. EtonHouse Sentosa’s records let us label the difference: the group lists a campus in 2015, while the primary intake is dated to August 2017. The second event extends the first history. It does not replace it.

Orchard’s programme sequence adds a further layer. A school can open before it completes authorisation for a particular programme. Its candidacy notice and the later group milestone record different steps. For a historical comparison, write the programme and status beside the date. For a present-day decision, return to the awarding body’s current school directory and the school itself.

Brighton’s first-day report provides a particularly clear reading exercise. The news item was published on 28 August 2020, but reports pupils arriving on 27 August. A search result may emphasise the publication date; the historical event belongs to the date in the account. The earlier partnership announcement and later expansion plan then show how a school can have a launch story, an operating history and a changing age range.

XCL American Academy’s predecessor entry keeps a different kind of evidence visible. A founding family’s interview describes using a dedicated wing within another school’s premises. It contributes participant evidence about place and school experience. The praise within a testimonial does not become evidence of comparative effectiveness. A later HoneyKids publisher update reports the August 2025 merger as completed; this is secondary corroboration beyond XCL’s prospective notice, while the detailed administrative and campus sequence remains open.

These are historical entries, including a predecessor and a historical campus. The register total is a count of entries selected for this atlas, not the number of independent schools accepting pupils today. That distinction lets a growing atlas preserve educational memory without confusing it with a current admissions directory.

Turn the distinction into a short evidence exercise

Choose one entry and write three sentences: what the source establishes, what the atlas infers, and what remains unknown. Then identify the document most likely to answer the unfinished question. A contemporary opening notice can date teaching; a registration record can date a legal entity; an annual report may explain a move. They answer related questions, but they are not interchangeable proof.

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Follow a School Through Its Changing Places

Did you know that an old school address can open a whole new route through Singapore’s education history? A family remembers a familiar gate. A teacher remembers the first lesson in a larger room. A handbook records a programme that helped a new group of children join the classroom. Put these pieces together and a school becomes a community moving through time.

This continuation follows four such histories: International Community School, EtonHouse’s earlier Orchard preschool and Thomson campus, Middleton, and XCL American Academy. Each contributes a different kind of event to the atlas. Together they show how educational provision changes through buildings, school stages, language support and relationships between institutions.

International Community School: three places, one unfolding history

The school also has an institutional milestone between its 1993 beginning and its later campus move: NICS records its affiliation from 1995. Joining a network can change a school’s organisational relationships without itself identifying a move. The date belongs in the school history alongside its campus sequence.

International Community School’s entry begins with its first school year in September 1993. Its general history mentions three locations. A more specific piece of the journey appears in the school’s June 2021 profile of Miriam Burnett: the move from Kampong Bahru to Jubilee Road took place in 2006. The profile recalls the arrival of facilities including a gymnasium, science laboratories and a larger range of spaces for school life.

The 2017–18 annual report, pages 4–5, adds the earlier steps. It places the original campus at Mount Faber Road and Lower Delta Road, the move to Kampung Bahru in 2001 and the third campus at Jubilee Road in 2006. The timeline gives the broad sequence; the teacher’s account adds remembered experience.

This gives the atlas a dated connection between two places. It also suggests an interesting question for further research: how did teachers and pupils use the spaces that became available? A building plan might identify a laboratory. A timetable could show which classes used it. A teacher’s account might explain how an activity changed. These records complement one another because a school building becomes educationally significant through what people do inside it.

For an enjoyable family-history exercise, ask someone about their first week after a school move. Which journey changed? Where did friends meet? What felt unfamiliar? Keep the person’s experience attached to its date and place. Such recollections can enrich a school history, while the 2006 date remains tied to the published school account. Exact moving days and the buildings’ earlier uses remain questions for further research.

Orchard and Thomson: follow the relationship behind the name

The word Orchard appears in more than one chapter of EtonHouse’s history. The group’s milestone list records IB World School status for an earlier Orchard preschool in 2010 and identifies its later move to Thomson. A press release dated 30 October 2014, in its background section, already describes that relocation. This establishes that the move had happened by the date of the release; the exact moving day remains to be established.

Two contemporary records make the 2014 sequence clearer. A 19 March press release announces the move from Orchard Boulevard to 8 Thomson Lane and schedules opening for August. The second 2014 group newsletter, page 2 reports open houses held on 7 and 14 June. The open houses are completed events; August is the planned opening month. The October account provides later confirmation of relocation, while a dated class or attendance record would be needed to establish the first teaching day.

The Thomson historical entry therefore carries the earlier preschool relationship. The Orchard school entry beginning in 2018 follows the later school’s development. Readers can explore both without transferring a milestone from one setting to another merely because they share a location name. The group’s 2016 milestone adds another step: Thomson’s PYP provision extended to children up to age 12.

Try drawing three columns on a sheet of paper: name used in the source, place, and event. Put each dated statement on its own row. The relationships become much easier to see. This is especially useful in a city where school names can preserve a place after a move, and familiar neighbourhood words can appear in the names of several educational settings.

There is also a useful reading habit here. Look beyond the headline of a document. The October 2014 release principally concerns a partnership announcement, but its background section contains the relocation evidence. A source can answer a carefully framed historical question even when that question is not its main subject.

Middleton: language support belongs in a campus history

Middleton’s first two campus dates are already recorded: Upper Bukit Timah in January 2017 and Tampines in May 2018. The school handbook distributed under a 2024 filename adds West Coast at 20 Harbour Drive and dates an Intensive English Programme there to 2023. Its cover says it was updated in January 2023; its filename and hosting path are later. The programme year comes from the statement inside the document.

The handbook’s campus section describes a six-month English immersion course for learners in Grades 4 to 7. An October 2023 school-news roundup also places the programme at West Coast. These records add a teaching purpose to the address: helping learners prepare for access to an English-medium curriculum.

That purpose opens a rich education-history question. What must a learner be able to understand and express to participate in a lesson? Imagine a child who can reason through a mathematical problem but is still learning the language of its instructions. A teacher may need to distinguish subject understanding from language familiarity. This imagined example illustrates why the history of a school can include changes in learning support as well as changes in classrooms.

The next documented stage is a different age group. EtonHouse’s 2024 timeline records the first Middleton Pre-School at West Coast. An E-Reach activity listing for Term 4 2024 names dance, taekwondo, and English speech and drama for N2–K2. The listing records advertised activities for that term; it is not evidence that every class ran or that those activities remain available today.

A May 2024 school-news roundup supplies a more specific relationship: it reports a January 2024 preschool opening alongside the West Coast international school. The article contains paid partnership content, so the detail is attributed to that report. Shared premises establish a connection between the schools; they do not settle the Intensive English Programme’s later timetable, room allocation or end date. Think of the campus as several timetables laid beside one another: a school-level overlap is one useful piece of evidence, while each programme still needs its own dated record.

XCL American Academy: from shared premises to a dedicated campus

XCL American Academy’s predecessor history now separates completion, opened status and the still-unverified first teaching day. The official campus page dates completion of the purpose-built facilities to February 2024, and an official June 2024 flyer describes the new campus as opened in 2024. A 2024 Sassy Mama school-news roundup reports its unveiling in February. The roundup contains paid partnership content, so it is identified as secondary school-news corroboration rather than independent evaluation. None of these sources gives the exact first teaching day in the dedicated building.

The earlier family interview describes a dedicated wing within XCL World Academy. The later campus accounts describe another stage in the predecessor school’s development. The atlas uses February 2024 for the documented completion and unveiling milestone; it does not supply an exact first teaching day in the new building. The subsequent merger has its own evidence and remains a separate event in the history.

A later record belongs to XCL World Academy’s history: its report dated 22 October 2025 describes a new Early and Primary Years campus and an opening ceremony. The report concerns children aged 18 months to 11 years. It does not name this as a conversion of the former XAA building. The atlas therefore records the later opening without inventing a building connection or treating the ceremony as the first day of lessons.

Why preserve these stages? A former pupil may remember the shared wing, while another remembers a dedicated building. Keeping the predecessor visible gives both memories a place in the history. The dated company merger release also keeps the announced plan accessible when an older school-site link redirects. An organisational change, a building opening and an individual pupil’s first day can each deserve a separate line in the notebook.

Make a small campus-history notebook

Choose one school and begin with a question you can answer. Where was it teaching in a particular year? When did one named programme begin? Which source connects two addresses? Use the table below as a starting point, then follow the linked institution entry to its evidence.

History	Event added here	Next useful question
International Community School	Mount Faber/Lower Delta; Kampung Bahru, 2001; Jubilee Road, 2006.	What changed in pupils’ daily routines after each move?
EtonHouse’s earlier Orchard preschool and Thomson	March announcement, June open houses, planned August opening and relocation documented by October 2014; later primary-age provision.	What contemporary record dates the move itself?
Middleton West Coast	Intensive English Programme in 2023; first Middleton Pre-School at West Coast recorded in 2024.	How long did the Intensive English Programme continue within the shared campus history?
XCL American Academy	Official completion and secondary unveiling evidence date to February 2024; an official June flyer says the campus opened in 2024.	What record gives the first teaching day and explains the later merger arrangements?

A useful notebook separates the event date, the document date and the date you consulted it. It also records the kind of source: institutional history, participant account, handbook or media report. This makes the work easier for someone else to follow and gives you a satisfying way to watch the atlas grow: each well-supported connection opens a more precise next question.

Continue through the dated event table, explore the 55 planning-area history routes, or return to international-school contents.

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Evidence, Coverage and the Next Unfinished Questions

This register is deliberately transparent about what is established. Its entries provide sourced historical starting points for 39 institutions. They do not claim a completed national list, a complete legal-operator audit or a verified campus-by-campus inventory of every programme. Those are separate research tasks.

An institution’s own history is a primary source for how it records its development. It can contain valuable dates, photographs and participant accounts. It can also select the episodes the institution wishes to emphasise. A fuller historical explanation brings those materials into conversation with public records, contemporary reporting and other relevant evidence.

Coverage layer	Status in this expansion	Next evidence needed
Named institutional histories	39 concise entries with source links and stable anchors.	Additional institutions and deeper event records.
School categories	MOE’s privately funded school distinction is explained with current and archival routes.	Institution-specific regulatory verification where needed.
Campus moves and names	Selected documented events are recorded separately.	Complete former-campus sequences and exact planning-area crosswalks.
Programmes and qualifications	Historical examples and official verification routes are provided.	Campus-specific, date-specific programme records.
Whole-Singapore census	Incomplete; the selection is not a denominator for the sector.	A reconciled source list extending beyond the national-system and international-programme institutions already included.
Educational effectiveness	No school ranking or comparative effectiveness claim is made.	Evidence appropriate to the precise question and cohort.

Does this include every international school in Singapore?

No. It extends the first edition’s five cases into a 39-institution historical register. Other institutions and national-system schools still need research. An absent entry means the history has not yet been incorporated here; it does not mean the school is unimportant, closed or unsuitable.

Why not organise the whole chapter by IB, IGCSE and other qualifications?

Because the institution, campus and programme can change on different timelines. A school may introduce a programme years after opening. Organising only by today’s qualification can hide that earlier history. The atlas starts with stable institutional entries and then connects them to programme records.

Why are town links selective?

The atlas links a town where the relationship is supported, and retains the wider territorial index for further exploration. Completing the geographical layer requires checking the actual campus and relevant planning-area boundary. A familiar address or school name is not enough to assign every present and former site.

Can a reader use this chapter to choose a school?

It can help a reader understand names, traditions and pathways and prepare better questions. A present-day decision also needs current information about the relevant school division, programme, admissions, support and practical arrangements. The source links provide a route to that information; the historical narrative should be read for the job it does.

The next research step is to broaden the institution list and deepen the campus and programme records. The aim is a history readers can follow from one documented event to another, with enough explanation to see why the connections matter.

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The Whole Territory: 55 Planning-Area History Routes

The current MOE register is one layer of the atlas. The broader territory also includes university and international-school campuses, former school sites, cultural institutions and places whose educational role needs further investigation. The table below connects all 55 planning-area names to the existing Singapore History Atlas. It does not imply that every area contains a current school or needs an identical school article.

A number links to records associated with that planning-area route in this atlas. A dash means there is no separately grouped record here; it does not establish the absence of educational activity. Four records labelled CENTRAL in the MOE source have now been checked at address level against current planning-area material and resolved to Newton, River Valley, Museum and Rochor. Their original source label remains documented in the CENTRAL source-label note. These counts are a directory crosswalk with that explicit present-campus correction, not a complete geospatial census.

Planning-area route	Directory records in this atlas
Ang Mo Kio: area history	13 school records
Bedok: area history	21 school records
Bishan: area history	9 school records
Boon Lay: area history	—
Bukit Batok: area history	12 school records
Bukit Merah: area history	11 school records
Bukit Panjang: area history	12 school records
Bukit Timah: area history	11 school records
Central Water Catchment: area history	—
Changi: area history	—
Changi Bay: area history	—
Choa Chu Kang: area history	14 school records
Clementi: area history	9 school records
Downtown Core: area history	—
Geylang: area history	8 school records
Hougang: area history	18 school records
Jurong East: area history	6 school records
Jurong West: area history	20 school records
Kallang: area history	6 school records
Lim Chu Kang: area history	—
Mandai: area history	—
Marina East: area history	—
Marina South: area history	—
Marine Parade: area history	7 school records
Museum: area history	1 school record
Newton: area history	1 school record
North-Eastern Islands: area history	—
Novena: area history	7 school records
Orchard: area history	—
Outram: area history	—
Pasir Ris: area history	11 school records
Paya Lebar: area history	—
Pioneer: area history	—
Punggol: area history	15 school records
Queenstown: area history	9 school records
River Valley: area history	1 school record
Rochor: area history	1 school record
Seletar: area history	—
Sembawang: area history	7 school records
Sengkang: area history	19 school records
Serangoon: area history	10 school records
Simpang: area history	—
Singapore River: area history	—
Southern Islands: area history	—
Straits View: area history	—
Sungei Kadut: area history	—
Tampines: area history	21 school records
Tanglin: area history	—
Tengah: area history	1 school record
Toa Payoh: area history	15 school records
Tuas: area history	—
Western Islands: area history	—
Western Water Catchment: area history	—
Woodlands: area history	22 school records
Yishun: area history	19 school records

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Singapore Schools by Town: The 2026 MOE Directory Register

Choose a town to open its school records. Area labels below generally follow the MOE directory field, with “Seng Kang” normalised to Sengkang. Four records labelled “CENTRAL” in the source have now been checked at address level against current planning-area material and resolved to Newton, River Valley, Museum and Rochor. The original CENTRAL label is preserved in a source note rather than silently overwritten. These are present-campus crosswalks; historical campuses require separate, dated location records.

Read once before comparing schools: subject entries are school-linked source records, not guaranteed on-site timetables; CCA lists do not establish entry requirements or capacity; distinctive programmes come from the July 2025–July 2026 dataset, updated on 23 July 2025. That coverage period is earlier than this atlas review and is not a guarantee of current provision. Check the institution for the relevant intake. Diagnostic administrative entries beginning “eCDQ” have been omitted. Exact duplicate labels have been collapsed. No school ranking is inferred.

General school directory · Subject records · CCA records · MOE programmes · Distinctive programmes.

• Ang Mo Kio — 13 records
• Bedok — 21 records
• Bishan — 9 records
• Bukit Batok — 12 records
• Bukit Merah — 11 records
• Bukit Panjang — 12 records
• Bukit Timah — 11 records
• Choa Chu Kang — 14 records
• Clementi — 9 records
• Geylang — 8 records
• Hougang — 18 records
• Jurong East — 6 records
• Jurong West — 20 records
• Kallang — 6 records
• Marine Parade — 7 records
• Museum — 1 record
• Newton — 1 record
• Novena — 7 records
• Pasir Ris — 11 records
• Punggol — 15 records
• Queenstown — 9 records
• River Valley — 1 record
• Rochor — 1 record
• Sembawang — 7 records
• Sengkang — 19 records
• Serangoon — 10 records
• Tampines — 21 records
• Tengah — 1 record
• Toa Payoh — 15 records
• Woodlands — 22 records
• Yishun — 19 records

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Ang Mo Kio

13 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Ang Mo Kio in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Anderson Primary School

Open Anderson Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	19 Ang Mo Kio Ave 9, Singapore 569785. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Eureka Club; Gaia Club; Lion And Dragon Dance.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Brass Band; Cultural Dance; Dance Ensemble; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Tap Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Material Science: Eureka!.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: VIVACE! – Values Inculcation Via Arts and Creative Experiences.
Historical route	Anderson Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Anderson Secondary School

Open Anderson Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Ang Mo Kio Street 53, Singapore 569206. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Anderson Science Academy; Art Club; Environmental Club; Health Leaders; Infocomm Club; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Fencing; Football; Netball; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Anderson Theatre Circle; Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance.
MOE programme records	Elective Programme In Malay Language For Secondary School (Emas); Language Elective Programme (Malay).
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Anderson Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Ang Mo Kio Primary School

Open Ang Mo Kio Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, Singapore 569920. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Project Cabin.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Table Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: POISE@AMKP — Programme to develop Outstanding, Inspired and SEnsitive communicators at Ang Mo Kio Primary School.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Nurturing the Confident AMKPian.
Historical route	Ang Mo Kio Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Ang Mo Kio Secondary School

Open Ang Mo Kio Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	6 Ang Mo Kio Street 22, Singapore 569362. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Environmental Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Environment Sustainability through STEM.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Integrated Arts Programme.
Historical route	Ang Mo Kio Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School

Open CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (P1-S4); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	501 Ang Mo Kio Street 13, Singapore 569405. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Aesthetics(Art); Aesthetics(Design & Technology); Aesthetics(Food & Consumer Education); Aesthetics(Music); Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Computing; Design and Technology; Economics; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Science; Social Studies; Spanish Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Cultural Society; Debate Society; Green Club; Ij Youth Mission; Infocomm Club; Library Society; Makers Club; Media Club; Publication.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Hockey; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Trampoline.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Girl Guides (Brownies); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama Society; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance Society; Guzheng Ensemble; Literary Drama Society; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Orchestra; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Bicultural Studies Programme; Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Deyi Secondary School

Open Deyi Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Ang Mo Kio Street 42, Singapore 569277. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Drama in Curriculum; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Journalism; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Fencing; Football; Handball; Outdoor Adventure; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Marching Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Activating the Joy of Learning through Mi-ke-m?n Broadcast Journalism.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Nurturing Confident Communicators and Gracious Citizens through the Arts.
Historical route	Deyi Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jing Shan Primary School

Open Jing Shan Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Ang Mo Kio St 52, Singapore 569228. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Rope Skipping.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Cultural Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Green Explorers @ JS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Flourish @ JS: Character Strengths, Mindfulness and Gratitude in Action.
Historical route	Jing Shan Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Mayflower Primary School

Open Mayflower Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	200 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, Singapore 569878. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE English; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Project Work; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Netball; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: STEM@MFPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: LLP@MFPS: Development of Character, Citizenship and 21CC through the Arts.
Historical route	Mayflower Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Mayflower Secondary School

Open Mayflower Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Ang Mo Kio Street 21, Singapore 569384. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character & Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (Social Studies); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Chemistry); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Enterprise Club; Infocomm Club; Literary And Oratorical Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Bowling; Diving; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Ensemble; Choir; Concert Band; Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Developing confidence and curiosity through effective communication.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Developing a Zest for Life through Music, Performing and Visual Arts.
Historical route	Mayflower Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Presbyterian High School

Open Presbyterian High School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5209 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6, Singapore 569845. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Engineering; Phmedia.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Food and Health Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Community Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Presbyterian High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Teck Ghee Primary School

Open Teck Ghee Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Ang Mo Kio Street 32, Singapore 569299. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Health And Fitness; Netball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Instrumental Ensemble; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: TinkeringG Stars.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: The Art of Communication through Multimedia.
Historical route	Teck Ghee Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Townsville Primary School

Open Townsville Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10, Singapore 569730. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Not available or not applicable in this source snapshot (source code “na”). This does not establish that the school has no programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: iDARE through the ARTs.
Historical route	Townsville Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yio Chu Kang Secondary School

Open Yio Chu Kang Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3063 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, Singapore 569868. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; COMPUTER EXPOSURE MODULE; Computing; COMPUTING EXPOSURE MODULE; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Digital Animation Club; Mechatronics, Aeronautics & Robotics Club; Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: To nurture inquiring minds and inventive thinkers through technology.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Character Development through the Arts, Media and Design.
Historical route	Yio Chu Kang Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Bedok

21 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Bedok in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Anglican High School

Open Anglican High School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	600 Upper Changi Road, Singapore 487012. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Computing; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); iScore1; iScore2; Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Science; Spanish Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Debating And Public Speaking; Entrepreneurship; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Canoeing; Golf; Rockwall Climbing; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Anglican High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bedok Green Primary School

Open Bedok Green Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Bedok South Ave 2, Singapore 469317. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE EL; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Environmental Education (E2@BGPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports and Aesthetics To Reinforce Values Education (STRIVE @ BGPS).
Historical route	Bedok Green Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bedok Green Secondary School

Open Bedok Green Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	360 Bedok North Ave 3, Singapore 469722. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environment Club; Infocomm & Media Club; Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Outdoor Adventure; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Tchoukball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance; Drama.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Design and Aeronautical Engineering.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: PAssion Programme.
Historical route	Bedok Green Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bedok South Secondary School

Open Bedok South Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Jalan Langgar Bedok, Singapore 468585. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Club; Media Production Club; Science & Environment Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Diving; Floorball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Swimming.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Ncc; Ncdcc; Npcc; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance Society; Malay Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Project S.H.I.N.E — An Integrated Student-Centred and Holistic Programme that Develops Innovation and Nurtures Empathy.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: SHAPE@BDS: A School of Healthy And Physically Educated Enthusiasts.
Historical route	Bedok South Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bedok View Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	6 Bedok South Avenue 3, Singapore 469293. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Sec 2 Project Work; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Community Service; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Global Awareness for the 21st Century @ BV.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Good Values @ BV.
Historical route	Bedok View Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ (Katong) Primary

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	17 Martia Road, Singapore 424821. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE English; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; GRACE and LOVE Programme; Gujarati Language; HAL (MA); Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Drama Club; Innovation Club; Math / Science Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Bowling; Football; Netball; Sailing; Sports Club; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Dance; Handbell Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Confident, Competent and Respectful Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Community Student Leadership.
Historical route	CHIJ (Katong) Primary: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Damai Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	52 Bedok Reservoir Crescent, Singapore 479226. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Photography; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Rugby; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Digital and Media Literacy through S.E.N.S.E@ Damai.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: SPARKS@Play Programme.
Historical route	Damai Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Damai Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	4800 Bedok Reservoir Road, Singapore 479229. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Burmese Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; Form Teacher Time; French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Canoeing; Dragon Boat; Netball; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Environmental Sciences and Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development through Water and Adventure Sports.
Historical route	Damai Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fengshan Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	307 Bedok North Road, Singapore 469680. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; IPW; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Multi Sports Club; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Sustainability — Nurturing Environment Champions for a Sustainable Future.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Anchored and Driven Leaders through Sports Excellence.
Historical route	Fengshan Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Opera Estate Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	48 Fidelio Street, Singapore 458436. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; ECCE; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Strategy Games.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Opera Goes Green (OPG).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Ignite De Arts @ OEPS.
Historical route	Opera Estate Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Red Swastika School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	350 Bedok North Avenue 3, Singapore 469719. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation Mathematics; Higher Chinese Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Bilingual Media Club; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Transportation: Tinkers to Thinkers (T2T) Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Every RSS Student A Leader.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Red Swastika School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Anthony's Canossian Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1602 Bedok North Ave 4, Singapore 469701. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Performing Arts; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Bowling; Floorball; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Sailing; Swimming; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Drama Club; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Inno-Eco-Creator Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Building Leaders with a Heart for Others through Sports and Arts.
Historical route	St Anthony's Canossian Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1600 Bedok North Avenue 4, Singapore 469700. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Drama Elective; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Debating And Public Speaking; Film; Media And Production Society; Media Resource Library; St Magdalene'S Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Fencing; Floorball; Handball; Netball; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Indian Dance; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	St Anthony's Canossian Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Patrick's School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	490 East Coast Road, Singapore 429058. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Character & Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Religious Character & Citizenship Education; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Faith-Based Cca; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Media Club; Media Resource Library; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Clubs & Societies); Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Cricket; Floorball; Football; Golf; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Emerging Technologies.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Music & Music Technology.
Historical route	St Patrick's School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Stephen's School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Siglap View, Singapore 455789. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CATECHISM; Chinese Language; English Language; ETHICS; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; HIGHER CHINESE; Higher Chinese Language; HIGHER MALAY; Higher Malay Language; HIGHER TAMIL; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art & Media Club; Robotics, Science & Green.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Cub Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Modern Dance.
Historical route	St Stephen's School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Telok Kurau Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Bedok Reservoir Rd, Singapore 479239. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Form Teacher Guidance Period; Form Teacher Guidance Programme; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; Environmental Science; Lion And Dragon Dance; Robotics; Strategy Games.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Bowling; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: Innovative Thinking through Coding and Robotics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development through Team Sports.
Historical route	Telok Kurau Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Temasek Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	501 Bedok South Ave 3, Singapore 469300. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Club Eureka; Content Creators Club; Drama & Debate Society; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Netball; Taekwondo; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: RoboALERT (Applicative Learning Experience through Robotics at Temasek).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: SOAR — Sports Opportunities for Active lifestyle and physical Resilience.
Historical route	Temasek Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Temasek Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	600 Upper East Coast Road, Singapore 465561. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Handball; Netball; Shooting; Softball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Pop And Jazz.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Temasek Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Victoria Junior College

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Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Marine Vista, Singapore 449035. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Biology); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Physics); NUS-ASTAR-VJC Science Research; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Science Research (Biology); NUS-MOE Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-MOE Science Research (Computing); NUS-MOE Science Research (Mathematics); Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Theatre Studies & Drama; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Astronomy Club; Chinese Society; Data; Debates; Earth Watch; Iglobe; Indian Cultural Society; Interact Club; Malay Cultural Society; Medical Society; Pa Crew; Photography Society; Robotics-Makers Club; Science Society; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Strategic Games Club; Studiov; Veconomist; Writers' Circle.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Groups; Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cricket; Cross Country; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Outdoor Activities Club; Rockclimbing; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track & Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; Ncc (Air); Ncc (Land); Ncc (Sea); Npcc; Singapore Red Cross Society; St John Brigade; Venture Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance Club; Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Drama Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Victoria Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Victoria School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Siglap Link, Singapore 448880. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic as 3rd Language (IP); Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as 3rd Language (IP); Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bahasa Indonesia (IP); Bengali Language; Bengali Language (IP); Biology; Biology (IP); Burmese Language; Burmese Language (IP); Burmese Language IP; Chemistry; Chemistry (IP); Chinese (Special Programme) (IP); Chinese (Special) Programme (IP); Chinese Language; Chinese Language (IP); Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language B (IP); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing (IP); Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; English Language (IP); Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French as 3rd Language (IP); French as MT-in-lieu (IP); French Language; French Language MT-in-lieu (IP); French Language (MT-in-lieu) (IP); Geography; Geography (IP); German as 3rd Language (IP); German Language; Gujarati Language; Gujarati Language (IP); Higher Art; Higher Art (IP); Higher Chinese Language; Higher Chinese Language (IP); Higher Malay Language; Higher Malay Language (IP); Higher Music; Higher Music (IP); Higher Tamil Language; Higher Tamil Language (IP); Hindi Language; Hindi Language (IP); History; History (IP); Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Integrated Mathematics (IP); IP Art; IP ART; IP D&T; IP FCE; IP MUSIC; IP Music; IP PW; IP Social Studies; Japanese as 3rd Language (IP); Japanese as MT-in-lieu; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in English (IP); Literature in Tamil; Malay (Special Programme) (IP); Malay (Special) Programme (IP); Malay Language; Malay Language (IP); Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mathematics (IP); Mathematics 1 (IP); Mathematics 2 (IP); Music; Music O Level (IP); Physical Education; Physics; Physics (IP); Project Work; Project Work (S2); Punjabi Language; Punjabi Language (IP); Research Education; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (IP); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Spanish as 3rd Language (IP); Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language (IP); Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Thai Language (IP); Urdu Language; Urdu Language (IP).
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Debating And Public Speaking; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess; Photography; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Cricket; Cross Country; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Sailing; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme; Regional Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Victoria School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yu Neng Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	56 Bedok North St 3, Singapore 469623. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Broadcasting; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Mathematics; Physical Science.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Tech4Good.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: GOal GR3IT.
Historical route	Yu Neng Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Bishan

9 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Bishan in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Ai Tong School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	100 Bright Hill Drive, Singapore 579646. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Innovator; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Modular Sports; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownie; Cub Scout.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Bilingual Drama; Choir; Dance; Festival Drums; Guzheng Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: iDARE @ ATS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: L.E.A.D.: Character and Leadership Development through Outdoor Education Programme.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Ai Tong School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Catholic High School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (P1-S4); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	9 Bishan Street 22, Singapore 579767. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Art (IP); Bahasa Indonesia; Bicultural Studies Programme; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Individualised Study Option; Japanese Language; JESUS AND I; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Passion Pursuit; Physical Education; Physics; Science; Social Studies; Spanish Language; World Readiness Programme.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Artsquad; Radius; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Dragon Boat; Fencing; Floorball; Golf; Judo; Modular Cca (Sports); Softball; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Trampoline; Volleyball; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Bicultural Studies Programme; Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Catholic High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Eunoia Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Sin Ming Place, Singapore 573838. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities & Social Science Research Programme (Literature); Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Management of Business; Mathematics; Music; NTU Science Research (Biology); NTU Science Research (Chemistry); NTU Science Research (Mathematics); NTU Science Research (Physics); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Biology); NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Chemistry); NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Mathematics); NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Physics); NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS Modern Physics; NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Biology); NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Physics); NUS-A*STAR-RI Science Research (Biology); NUS-A*STAR-RI Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-A*STAR-RI Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-A*STAR-RI Science Research (Physics); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Biology); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-A*STAR-VJC Science Research (Physics); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Lit in EL); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (ML & Lit); NUS-MOE Science Research (Biology); NUS-MOE Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-MOE Science Research (Computing); NUS-MOE Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-MOE Science Research (Physics); Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounting; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Theatre Studies & Drama; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Cheerleading; Computing & Robotics Club; Debate Society; Digital Media; Ej Visual Art Club; Ejc Media Club; Environment Club; Library Club; Mind Sports Club; Press; Service Learning Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Physical Sports And Outdoors); Student Initiated Activities (Visual & Performing Arts); Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Floorball; Frisbee; Golf; Health And Fitness Club; Hockey; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Shooting; Softball; Squash; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Trampoline; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chamber Strings; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance; Rock Band; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Street Dance; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Bicultural Studies Programme; Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Eunoia Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Guangyang Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	8 Bishan Street 12, Singapore 579807. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; S1-1-FT; S1-2-FT; S1-3-FT; S1-4-FT; S1-5-FT; S1-6-FT; S1-7 FT; S2-1-FT; S2-2-FT; S2-3-FT; S2-4-FT; S2-5-FT; S2-6-FT; S2-7-FT; S2N3-FT; S2T1-FT; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); SEC 3-1 FT; SEC 3-2 FT; SEC 3-3 FT; SEC 3-4 FT; SEC 3-5 FT; SEC 3-6 FT; SEC 3N3-FT; SEC 3T1-FT; Sec 4E1-FT; Sec 4E2-FT; Sec 4E3-FT; Sec 4E4-FT; Sec 4N1-FT; Sec 4N2-FT; Sec 4N3-FT; Sec 4T1-FT; Sec 5N1-FT; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Football; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Rockwall Climbing; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; International Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Sp-Cca (Ethnic Dance).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Act Up! Speak Up!.
Historical route	Guangyang Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	8 Bishan Street 13, Singapore 579793. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Strategy Games.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Football; Rope Skipping; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: E-Cube: Engage, Excite, Express.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Learning for Life Programme in Visual Art and Design – “Let’s Think Design!”.
Historical route	Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Bishan Street 13, Singapore 579795. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Photography; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: (P.A.C.E) Participate, Access/Analyse, Create, Evaluate in KCPSS Media Literacy Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: It’s B.a.S.i.C! — Being a Servant Leader in the Community.
Historical route	Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Peirce Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Sin Ming Walk, Singapore 575566. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; VALUES IN ACTION.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Judo; Netball; Rugby; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Deepening Reflection and Developing Critical Thinking through Media.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Developing Community Leaders with the Heart to Serve through Uniformed Groups.
Historical route	Peirce Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Raffles Institution

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Raffles Institution Lane, Singapore 575954. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Art Elective Programme; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Biology RA; Biology RP; Character & Leadership Education; Chemistry; Chemistry RA; Chemistry RP; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Elective Programme; Computer Studies RP; Computing; E; Economics; English Language; English Language and Linguistics; English RP; F; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Art Programme RP; General Music Programme RP; General Paper; Geography; Geography RA; Geography RP; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; History RA; History RP; Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Literature in English; Literature RA; Literature RP; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language and Literature; Math (Euler); Math 1 RA; Math 1 RP; Math 2 RA; Math 2 RP; Math RP; Mathematics; Music; Music Elective Programme; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-A*STAR-RI Science Research (Physics); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Lit in EL); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (ML & Lit); Philosophy RP; Physical Education; Physics; Physics RA; Physics RP; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Research Education; Science; Science RP; SMU Game Theory; Social Studies RP; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Academic Programmes; Alchemy Club; Astronomy Club; Audio Visual Aid; Bridge Club; Chess Club; Club Automatica; Community Advocates; Computer Science Society; Entrepreneurs' Network; Film Society; Gavel Club; History & Strategic Affairs Society; Home Economics; Humanities Club; Infocomm Club; Interact Club; Malay Language, Drama And Debating; Mathematics Club; Photographic Society; Photography & Art Club; Raffles Archives & Museum; Raffles Debaters; Raffles Debates; Raffles Economics & Current Affairs Society; Raffles One Earth; Raffles Press; Raffles Publications; Raffles Runway; Raffles Society Of Biological Science; Red Cross Youth Chapter; Science & Astronomy Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Visual Art Club; Writers' Guild.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cricket; Cross Country; Diving; Dragon Boating; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Frisbee; Golf; Gymnastics; Hockey; Inter-House; Judo; Netball; Outdoor Adventure & Activities Club; Rugby; Sailing; Shooting; Softball; Sports Recreation Club; Squash; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Track And Field; Trampoline; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chamber Ensemble; Chinese Literary Drama Cultural Society; Chinese Orchestra; Guitar Ensemble; Indian Cultural Society; Malay Cultural Society; Military Band; Piano Ensemble; Raffles Chorale; Raffles Jazz; Raffles Modern Dance; Raffles Players; Raffles Rock; Raffles Street Dance; Raffles Symphonic Band; Raffles Voices; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Elective Programme In Malay Language For Secondary School (Emas); Language Elective Programme (English); Language Elective Programme (Malay); Music Elective Programme; Regional Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Raffles Institution: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Whitley Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Bishan Street 24, Singapore 579747. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Debating And Public Speaking; Media Communications; Photography.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Golf; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Speech Communication Arts.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Active Citizenship for Social Change.
Historical route	Whitley Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Bukit Batok

12 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Bukit Batok in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Bukit Batok Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Bukit Batok West Ave 8, Singapore 658962. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; APPLIED LEARNING PROGRAMME; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Health And Fitness; Rugby; Shooting; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Sp-Cca (Ethnic Dance).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Cities and Urban Landscapes: Developing Proactive Problem-Solvers who care for our World through STEM.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Developing Community Youth Leadership (CYL) through VIA – Journey to Become RESPECTful Leaders.
Historical route	Bukit Batok Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bukit View Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	18 Bukit Batok Street 21, Singapore 659634. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Befrienders' Club; Creative Media Club; Eco Discovery Club; Infocomm – Robotics Club; Mass Brain Activities (Mba) Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Environment Champion); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross (Links).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Choir; Drama; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Inspiring Reflective and Innovative Self-directed learners (IRIS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Arts Alive! – Nurturing Confident Leaders through the Arts.
Historical route	Bukit View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bukit View Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	16 Bukit Batok Street 21, Singapore 659633. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Joules Programme; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Digital Media; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Canoeing; Floorball; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Clean Energy and Environmental Technology.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Learning the Arts, Living the Values.
Historical route	Bukit View Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Dazhong Primary School

Open Dazhong Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	35 Bukit Batok Street 31, Singapore 659441. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Tchoukball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Junior Orchestra; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Green Makers@Dazhong.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Arts Education Programme (AEP) @ Dazhong.
Historical route	Da Zhong Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Dunearn Secondary School

Open Dunearn Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Bukit Batok West Avenue 2, Singapore 659204. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Entrepreneurship; Media Resource Library; New Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; International Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: FSciTech: Developing Dunearnites as confident and creative young scientists through Food Science and Technology.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Every Dunearnite a Community Youth Leader.
Historical route	Dunearn Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hillgrove Secondary School

Open Hillgrove Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Bukit Batok Street 52, Singapore 659250. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Broadcasting; Digital Media; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Bowling; Floorball; Golf; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Broadening Learning Horizons through Flight and Aerospace.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Arts E3: Engage, Excite, Empower!.
Historical route	Hillgrove Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Keming Primary School

Open Keming Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	90 Bukit Batok East Avenue 6, Singapore 659762. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Form Teacher Guidance; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Discovery Club; International Chess; Sense Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: INquiry Science Projects Involving Research and Experiments (I.N.S.P.I.R.E. the Scientist in Me).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development through Sports.
Historical route	Keming Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Lianhua Primary School

Open Lianhua Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Bukit Batok Street 52, Singapore 659243. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Form Teacher Guidance Period; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PAL; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Physical Science; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Gamelan Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Robotics, Information and Technology Education (RITE) @ Lianhua.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: CHAMP for Life.
Historical route	Lianhua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Millennia Institute

Open Millennia Institute — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	CENTRALISED INSTITUTE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	60 Bukit Batok West Avenue 8, Singapore 658965. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Syllabus B); Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Home Class; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Syllabus B); Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Management of Business; Mathematics; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); Physics; Principles of Accounting; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language (Syllabus B); Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Weiqi; English Language & Drama Club; Entrepreneurship; New Media Club; Service Learning Club; Youth Diplomats Society.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Cricket; Cross Country; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Tchoukball; Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Band; Brass Band; Dance; Modular Cca (Vpa); Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; The Music Ensemble.
Historical route	Millennia Institute: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Princess Elizabeth Primary School

Open Princess Elizabeth Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Bukit Batok West Avenue 3, Singapore 659163. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE(EL); Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Kids Excel P5; LTA; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Eco Club; Innopreneur.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Contemporary Dance; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: Designing For InclUsivity (Design4U).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: The LOVE (Learning Our Values through Empathy) Experience.
Historical route	Princess Elizabeth Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Anthony's Primary School

Open St. Anthony's Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Bukit Batok St 32, Singapore 659401. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CAT ED; Cat Ed; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: CODE@SAPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: SAPS Visual Arts Programme (SAPS VAP): Learn, Grow and Serve.
Historical route	St Anthony's Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Swiss Cottage Secondary School

Open Swiss Cottage Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Bukit Batok Street 34, Singapore 659322. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Additional Mathematics (Joy of Learning); Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biology (Joy of Learning); Burmese Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chemistry (Joy of Learning); Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; History (Joy of Learning); Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in English (Joy of Learning); Literature in Malay; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Physics (Joy of Learning); Principles of Accounts; Principles of Accounts (Joy of Learning); Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Student-Initiated Learning; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Maker Education Leaders; Publications & Media Club; Science & Technology Club; Science Ambassadors.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball; Football; Ice Skating; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; English Drama; Show Choir; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Swiss Dance; The Singapore National Cadet Corps Command Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Applied Sciences for Sustainable Development.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Thoughtful Leadership Programme.
Historical route	Swiss Cottage Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Bukit Merah

11 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Bukit Merah in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Alexandra Primary School

Open Alexandra Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2A Prince Charles Crescent, Singapore 159016. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Cheerleading; Chinese Culture And Language; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Rugby; Softball; Swimming; Table Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Material Science: Science, Design Technology & Design Thinking at ALPS (SDT2@ALPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Cultural Intelligence (CQ) ? The Code of Life.
Historical route	Alexandra Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Blangah Rise Primary School

Open Blangah Rise Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	91 Telok Blangah Heights, Singapore 109100. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Design Club; Media Kids; Stem Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Material Science: Aspiring Confident Engineers (ACE)@BRPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Leader for Life.
Historical route	Blangah Rise Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bukit Merah Secondary School

Open Bukit Merah Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Lengkok Bahru, Singapore 159050. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Engineering And Innovation Club; Info. Media Club; Modular Cca (C&S); Young Entrepreneur Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Basketball; Floorball; Sp-Cca (Hockey); Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; Drama Club; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Creative Robotics and Engineering.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development & Leadership through Sports.
Historical route	Bukit Merah Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Cantonment Primary School

Open Cantonment Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Cantonment Close, Singapore 88256. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; IPW; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Creative Design Club; Infocomm & Robotics; Science Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Outdoor Adventure; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; International Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Thinking Curriculum @Cantonment Primary School (TC@CPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts/ Visual Arts & Design: PAVE LLP; Performing Arts for Values and Excellence; Learning for Life Programme.
Historical route	Cantonment Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ (Kellock)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Bukit Teresa Road, Singapore 99757. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE EL; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Board Games; K-Greeners; Mbp; Pottery; Robotics; Robotics & Media Club; Sewing Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Netball; Netball Recreational; Netball Training Development P3 & P4; Recreational Rhythmic Gym; Rhythmic Gymnastics.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; String Ensemble; Tap Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Future-ready K-Champs.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: ArtsONE+: Purposeful Learning of Music and Performing Arts Using the Self-regulated Approach.
Historical route	CHIJ Kellock: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent

Open CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	160 Lower Delta Road, Singapore 99138. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Community Service; Debating And Public Speaking; Entrepreneurship; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Project Cabin.
CCA: Physical Sports	Bowling; Fencing; Floorball; Golf; Hockey; Netball; Rockwall Climbing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Education For Life — Developing Portable Skills through and for Real World Problem Solving.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Developing Self-directed, Confident and Resilient Leaders, Learners and Ladies through Sports & Hockey.
Historical route	CHIJ St Theresa's Convent: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Crescent Girls' School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	357 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247961. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Lower Secondary Computer Education Programme; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Digital Art & Photography Club; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Innovation And Enterprise; International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Canoeing; Hockey; Netball; Softball; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese And Modern Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Crescent Girls' School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Gan Eng Seng Primary School

Open Gan Eng Seng Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	100 Redhill Close, Singapore 158901. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Green Explorers Club; Infocomm & Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Modular Sports.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Band; Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: From Farm to Table.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: For the Love of the Arts.
Historical route	Gan Eng Seng Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Gan Eng Seng School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Henderson Road, Singapore 159561. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Entrepreneurship; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Basketball; Canoeing; Cross Country; Fencing; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Rockwall Climbing; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Marching Band; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: GESS Probes.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: GESS LIFE Programme.
Historical route	Gan Eng Seng School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Radin Mas Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Bukit Purmei Avenue, Singapore 99840. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Rugby; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: Nurturing 21st Century Competencies through Computational Thinking With Design Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: G.R.I.T@RMPS – Growth Mindset.Resilience.Independence.Teamwork.
Historical route	Radin Mas Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Zhangde Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Jalan Membina, Singapore 169485. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Rope Skipping; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Cultural Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Developing Zhangde GIVER3S Values Through Environment Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: DARE@ZPS (Discover, Adventure, Relationship building, Espirit de-Corps).
Historical route	Zhangde Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Bukit Panjang

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Assumption English School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	622 Upper Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 678117. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	3-1 Bio Support; 3-1 Phy Support; 4-1 Bio Support; 4-1 Phy Support; Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; MAP; Mathematics; MT Support; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	English Language, Drama And Debating; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Young Montfortian Associates; Young Scientist Programme.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Judo; Rockwall Climbing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Speak English with grAce and Knowledge (SPEAK).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: DINAN Leadership Programme.
Historical route	Assumption English School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Assumption Pathway School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); SPECIALISED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Cashew Road, Singapore 679697. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Chinese Language; Elective: Basic Beauty Care; Elective: Computer Aided Drafting; Elective: Programmable Logic Controller; English Language; English Language NT; French Language; Hindi Language; IEP: Baking Practices; IEP: Culinary Skills; IEP: Facility Services; IEP: Hairdressing; IEP: Hospitality Services; Infocom Technology; ISC: Air Conditioning System Maintenance; ISC: Customer Service; ISC: Electrical System Maintenance; ISC: Essential of Kitchen Practice; ISC: Essentials of Baking; ISC: Essentials of Kitchen Practice; ISC: Food & Beverage Service; ISC: Food and Beverage Service; ISC: Food Preparation; ISC: Hair Salon Operations; ISC: Housekeeping Services; ISC: Introduction to Bread Making; ISC: Introduction to Cake Making; ISC: Introduction to Hair Colouring; ISC: Introduction to Hair Cutting & Perming; ISC: Introduction to Pastry Making; ISC: Local Cuisine; ISC: Plumbing System Maintenance; ISC: Refrigeration System Maintenance; ISC: Shampooing & Basic Styling; ISC: Western Accompaniment & Side Dishes; ISC: Western Main Course Dishes; Malay Language; Mathematics; Mathematics B; Mathematics C; Montfort Development Program; Montfort Development Programme; NT English Language; NT Mathematics; Performing Arts; Physical Education; SIP: Basic Baking Skills; SIP: Basic Culinary Skills; SIP: Basic Facilities Services; SIP: Basic Facility Services; SIP: Basic Hairdressing & Grooming; SIP: Basic Hairdressing and Grooming; SIP: Basic Hospitality Services; SIP: Hospitality Services; SUNRISE; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Visual Arts; Western Accompaniments & Side Dishes; WPL (Listening); WPL (Reading); WPL (Speaking); WPL (Writing); WPN (Numeracy); WSQ Basic Food Safety Level 1; WSQ in Make Basic Bread; WSQ Interact with and Serve F&B Guest; WSQ-Make Puff Pastry Products; WSQ: Basic Food Safety Level 1; WSQ: Interact and Serve F&B guests; WSQ: Interact with and Serve F&B Guest; WSQ: Make Basic Cakes; WSQ: Make Cookies; WSQ: Make Tarts and Short Crust Pastries; WSQ: Prepare Pasta; WSQ: Provide Specialty Coffee.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Av Crew; Greenovation; Mediacomm Club; Modular Cca (C&S).
CCA: Others	Student Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Sepaktakraw; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Modern Dance; Percussion Band.
Historical route	Assumption Pathway School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Beacon Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	36 Bukit Panjang Ring Road, Singapore 679944. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environmental Science Club; Makerspace; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Tchoukball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Dance; Percussion Ensemble; Ukulele Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Beacon Environmental Stewardship.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: BEACON FUTURE READY PROGRAMME (BFRP) – Beacon At Your Service (BAYS).
Historical route	Beacon Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bukit Panjang Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	109 Cashew Road, Singapore 679676. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Festive Drums; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: CAR2E: Critical & Appreciative Reading to Respond Empathetically.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: i2 Can Dance!.
Historical route	Bukit Panjang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ Our Lady Queen Of Peace

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	4 Chestnut Drive, Singapore 679287. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science Club; Little Lights; Media & Infocomm Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Softball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Fusion Dance; Guitar Ensemble; Tap Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: STEM in Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Character Lives In My Behaviour (CLIMB).
Historical route	CHIJ Our Lady Queen Of Peace: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Greenridge Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Jelapang Road, Singapore 677744. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Expression; Green & Innovation Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Library; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Sport Climbing; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Drama Club; Guzheng Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health Science: C.O.D.E.R.S (Computational Thinking to Develop Empathetic, Resilient Solvers).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: NE2+ (positive): Nurturing Ethical and Effective Leaders with Positive mind-sets.
Historical route	Greenridge Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Greenridge Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Gangsa Road, Singapore 678972. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Persuasive Communication; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Netball; Rugby; Tchoukball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Confident & Persuasive Communicators: Debate & New Media.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Rise to Lead.
Historical route	Greenridge Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

West Spring Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	60 Bukit Panjang Ring Road, Singapore 679946. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Environmental Science; Robotics; Strategy Games.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Outdoor Adventure; Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustaining the Earth with Applied Solutions (SEAS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Joyful ExperienC.E. @ West Spring (ExperienC.E. — Experience Challenging Endeavours).
Historical route	West Spring Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

West Spring Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Senja Road, Singapore 677737. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Program; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Media.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Netball; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Sp-Cca (Ethnic Dance); Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Effective Communication and Critical Thinking through Media Literacy.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: STAR (Sportsmanship, Teamwork and Resilience) through Sports and Music.
Historical route	West Spring Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

West View Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Senja Road, Singapore 677742. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; LSM; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: F.R.I.E.N.D of Earth.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: ACE the Arts (Appreciate, Create, Explore to Excel).
Historical route	West View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Zhenghua Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	9 Fajar Road, Singapore 679002. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Greenovation; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Tap Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Advocates and Innovators for Sustainable Living.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts/ Visual Arts & Design: Creative Arts @ Zhenghua.
Historical route	Zhenghua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Zhenghua Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	62 Bukit Panjang Ring Road, Singapore 679962. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	3-5to7 AngLL; 4-4 AngLL; Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Sec 1 Level; Sec 2 Level; Sec 3 Level; Sec 4 Level; Sec 5 Level; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Handbell Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Future of Transportation.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Outdoor Education for Character & Leadership Development.
Historical route	Zhenghua Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Bukit Timah

11 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Bukit Timah in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Bukit Timah Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	111 Lorong Kismis, Singapore 598112. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Rugby; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Inquiry-based Learning supported by Thinking Routines.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Music for Everyone – Building Empathy and Resilience.
Historical route	Bukit Timah Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Henry Park Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Holland Grove Road, Singapore 278790. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Individual Study Option; Individualised Study Option; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; English Oratorical Club; International Chess; Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Table Tennis; Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: HPPS ALP Sustainability Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports4Life@HPPS.
Historical route	Henry Park Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hwa Chong Institution

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	661 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 269734. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; BSP-Literature; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Conversational Malay; Economics; English Language; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; Hindi Language; History; HP-Geography; HP-History; HP-Literature; Humanities & Social Science Research Programme (Literature); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); InfoComm Studies; Infocomm Studies; Integrated Mathematics; Integrated Mathematics+; Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; NTU Science Research (Physics); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Biology); NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Chemistry); NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Mathematics); NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Physics); NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Lit in EL); NUS-MOE Science Research (Biology); NUS-MOE Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-MOE Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-MOE Science Research (Physics); Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; SMTP-Geography; SMU Game Theory; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Astronomy Club; Biological Science; Chinese Chess; Chinese Oratorical Society; Chinese Weiqi; Cmc Council; Chinese Calligraphy Society; Debating And Public Speaking; First Aid Club; Green Council; History; Humanities & Current Affairs Society; Infocomm & Robotics Society; Interact Club; International And Global Studies; International Chess; Library Club; Malay Language, Drama And Debating; Mathematics; Media Resource Library; Mediatech; Mind Sports Club; National Education Council; Photography Club; Physical Science; Publication Society; Robotics; Science Students' Research Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Social Studies; Students' Council; Values In Action Council.
CCA: Others	Faculty Committee.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cross Country; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Golf; Health And Fitness; Ice Skating; Judo; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Outdoor Education Student Club; Sailing; Shooting; Softball; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Trampoline; Track & Field Cross Country; Ultimate Frisbee; Volleyball; Water Polo; Water Polo & Swimming; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Elddfs; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Harmonica Ensemble; Keyboard Ensemble; Marching Band; Modern Dance; Music And Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme; Bicultural Studies Programme; Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Hwa Chong Institution: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Methodist Girls' School (Primary)

Open Methodist Girls' School (Primary) — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Blackmore Drive, Singapore 599986. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Christian Fellowship; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Bowling; Floorball; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Softball; Swimming; Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Handbell Ensemble; International Dance; Pop And Jazz; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Communication through Service Learning.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Outdoor and Sports Programme at MGS.
Historical route	Methodist Girls’ School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)

Open Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Blackmore Drive, Singapore 599986. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; ADVANCED MATHEMATICS; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; ART FOR AEP; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; BIOLOGY; Burmese Language; CHEMISTRY; Chemistry; CHINESE LANGUAGE; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; COMPUTING; CORE MATHEMATICS; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; French Language; Geography; GEOGRAPHY; German Language; GLOBAL STUDIES; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; HIGHER CHINESE LANGUAGE; HIGHER MALAY LANGUAGE; Higher Malay Language; Higher Muisc (MEP); Higher Music; HIGHER MUSIC (MEP); Higher Music (MEP); HIGHER MUSIC MEP; HIGHER TAMIL LANGUAGE; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; HISTORY; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; LANGUAGE ARTS; Language Arts; Language Arts 1; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); MATHEMATICS; Mathematics; Music; MUSIC; Physics; PHYSICS; Punjabi Language; Science; Spanish Language; SY1 Academic Groups; Tamil Languag; Tamil Language; Test Subject; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Language, Drama And Debating; Faith-Based Cca; History; Home Economics; Indian Culture And Language; Infocomm; International Chess; Mathematics; Media Resource Library; Modular Cca (C&S); Physical Science; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Sophia Society; Strategy Games.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Aikido; Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Bowling; Canoeing; Cross Country; Diving; Equestrian; Fencing; Football; House; Ice Skating; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Rockwall Climbing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Sports Recreational Club; Squash; Swimming; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Dance Club; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Methodist Girls’ School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nanyang Girls' High School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Linden Drive, Singapore 288683. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; ADVANCED BIOLOGY; ADVANCED CHEMISTRY; ADVANCED GEOGRAPHY; ADVANCED HISTORY; ADVANCED LITERATURE; ADVANCED MATHEMATICS; ADVANCED MUSIC; ADVANCED PHYSICS; APPRECIATION OF CHINESE CULTURE; ARABIC; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; ART; Bahasa Indonesia; BAHASA INDONESIA; BIOLOGY; Biology; CHEMISTRY; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; COMPUTING; DRAMA; English Language; FOOD STUDIES; FRENCH; French Language; FUSION PERFORMANCE TASK; GEOGRAPHY; Geography; GERMAN; German Language; HIGHER ART; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; HIGHER CHINESE LANGUAGE; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; History; HISTORY; Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); INTEGRATED HUMANITIES; INTEGRATED MATHEMATICS; INTEGRATED MATHEMATICS 1; INTEGRATED MATHEMATICS 2; JAPANESE; Japanese Language; LANGUAGE ARTS; LITERATURE; LITERATURE IN CHINESE; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; MAKER ED; Malay Language (Special Programme); MALAY SPECIAL PROGRAMME; Mathematics; MUSIC; Nutrition and Food Science; PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; PHYSICS; Physics; Science; SCIENCE; SEMESTER 1 FUSION PERFORMANCE TASK; SIA-BICULTURAL STUDIES PROGRAMME; SIA-CHINESE LITERATURE APPRECIATION PROGRAMME; SIA-COMMUNITY SPORTS IN ACTION; SIA-DESIGN THINKING; SIA-ENGAGING OTHERS THROUGH DRAMA; SIA-FASHION THINKING; SIA-FOOD AND NUTRITION MEAL MODIFICATION; SIA-FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMME; SIA-FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVING SW; SIA-HUM & SOC SCI RESEARCH PROG; SIA-INNOVATION PROGRAMME; SIA-INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF TUFTING; SIA-MATHEMATICS RESEARCH PROJECT; SIA-MOE MOOT PARLIAMENT PROGRAMME (MOE-MPP); SIA-MONTAGE; SIA-MRP/MEP/STEM BY MATH; SIA-MUSIC AND LYRICS BY….; SIA-NATURE AND CONSERVATION; SIA-NYGH-MOOT PARLIAMENT PROGRAMME (NY-MPP); SIA-PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY; SIA-PUBLICATION (INCL.MONTAGE); SIA-SCIENCE RESEARCH; SIA-SEC 3 HUMANITIES PROGRAMME; SIA-SEC 3 MOE SCIENCE MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME; SIA-SEC 3 PHYSICS SIA (ARDUINO); SIA-SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT (LOCAL); SIA-SONGWRITING, ARRANGING AND PRODUCTION; SPANISH; Spanish Language; THEATRE STUDIES.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Club; Chinese Calligraphy; Infocomm Club; Lion Dance Troupe / Drum Ensemble; Mind Sports Club; Nanyang Debate Club; Nature Society; Theatre Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics / Trampoline; Badminton; Basketball; Judo; Nanyang Outdoors Club; Netball; Sailing; Softball; Sports Club; Table Tennis; Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme; Bicultural Studies Programme; Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Nanyang Girls' High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nanyang Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	52 King'S Road, Singapore 268097. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Individualised Study Option; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Chinese Culture And Language; Debating And Public Speaking; International Chess; Maker & Environmental Science Club; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Football; Table Tennis; Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides (Brownies); Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; International Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: Problem-Solving Through Maker Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Building Culture Quotient through Dance.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Nanyang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

National Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	37 Hillcrest Road, Singapore 288913. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Advanced Humanities; Advanced Inquiry in Mathematics; Advanced Language Arts; Advanced Science; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Art Elective Programme; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Boarding Curriculum; Burmese Language; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Design and Technology; Drama-in-Production; Economics; English Language; English Language and Linguistics; Enrichment Mathematics; Food & Consumer Education; Food Security and Sustainability; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Arts Programme (Art); General Arts Programme (Music); General Paper; Geography; German Language; Governance & Society; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Integrated Science; Integrated Sciences; Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Language Arts; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Man and Ideas; Management of Business; Mathematics; Music; Music Programme; NTU Science Research (Biology); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NTU-A*STAR-HCI Science Research (Physics); NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Biology); NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-A*STAR-NJC Science Research (Physics); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Lit in EL); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (ML & Lit); NUS-MOE Science Research (Biology); NUS-MOE Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-MOE Science Research (Physics); Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounting; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Self Mastery Plus Programme; SMU Game Theory; Spanish Language; SPIRE; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Theatre Studies & Drama; Thinking; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Astronomy; Ava & Pa Club; Cldds; Elddes; Greenlink; Ildds; Interact Club; Makers.; Malay Cultural Society; Njproductions; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Canoeing & Dragon Boat; Floorball; Football; Netball; Rockwall Climbing; Shooting; Softball; Squash; Table Tennis; Touch Rugby; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra & Guzheng Ensemble; Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Keyboard Ensemble; Malay Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble; Symphonic Band; Western Dance.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme; Language Elective Programme (Malay); Language Elective Programme (Tamil).
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	National Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	7 Pei Wah Avenue, Singapore 597610. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; Faith-Based Cca; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Table Tennis; Tchoukball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drums; Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Competent, Confident Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Developing Character and Leadership through STAR (Self-defence, Track & field, Adventure and Racquet games) @ PHPPS.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Raffles Girls' Primary School

Open Raffles Girls' Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Hillcrest Road, Singapore 289072. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; High Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Individualised Study Option; Individualised Study Options; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Life Science; International Chess; Library; New Media.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Shooting; Softball; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance; Drama; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Nurturing Confident Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Developing Creativity Through Collaborative Music Making.
Historical route	Raffles Girls' Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Margaret's School (Secondary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	111 Farrer Road, Singapore 259240. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Salt & Light; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Agape Club; Creative Art Club; Debate Club; Smarts Media.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Fencing; Floorball; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Music Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	St Margaret's Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Choa Chu Kang

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Bukit Panjang Govt. High School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	7 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, Singapore 689809. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character & Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Interdisciplinary Project Work; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Physical Science.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Fencing; Floorball; Frisbee; Netball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Gamelan Ensemble; International Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme; Elective Programme In Malay Language For Secondary School (Emas); Language Elective Programme (Malay).
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Bukit Panjang Government High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Chua Chu Kang Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 2, Singapore 689905. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: A Sustainable Environment with Robotics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Leading through C.A.R.E.
Historical route	Chua Chu Kang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Chua Chu Kang Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Teck Whye Crescent, Singapore 688848. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Executive Functioning Skills; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; G1 Literature; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Sociogram – Science (Chemistry) G2; Sociogram – Science (Chemistry) G3; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Technology in Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Student Leadership Development Programme.
Historical route	Chua Chu Kang Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Concord Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, Singapore 689814. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Club; Infocomm Club; Media & Communications.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Sepaktakraw; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Indian Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: E3 (Enable, Enrich and Empower) Reasoning @ Concord.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Outdoor Education@Concord.
Historical route	Concord Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

De La Salle School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Choa Chu Kang St 52, Singapore 689285. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Chess Club; Makers Club; Mcnally Club; Media Club; Robotics; Talking Titans.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Hockey; Netball; Rugby; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: DISC in DLSS (Design.Innovate.Service.Community).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Nurturing Mindful Servant Leaders @ De La Salle.
Historical route	De La Salle School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jurong Pioneer Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Teck Whye Walk, Singapore 688258. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities & Social Science Research Programme (Literature); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Club; Chess Club; Chinese Cultural Society; Community Engagement Council; Debate Society; Eco Club; Infocomm Club; Interact Club; International Current Affairs Society; Jp Media Tech Club; Playart; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Athletics; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Dragon Boat; Floorball; Football; Golf; Judo; Netball; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Ultimate Frisbee; Volleyball; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Ballet; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Jp Dance Club; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Chinese); Language Elective Programme (Malay).
Historical route	Jurong Pioneer Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kranji Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Choa Chu Kang Street 54, Singapore 689189. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Eco Makers Club; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Material Science: Nurturing Joyful Learners through Critical and Inventive Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Developing Champions in Life through Sports.
Historical route	Kranji Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kranji Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Choa Chu Kang Street 51, Singapore 689333. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International And Global Studies; Malay Culture And Language; Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Table Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Design Innovation for Sustainable Living.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing a Leader in Every Kranjian through Community and Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Kranji Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Regent Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Choa Chu Kang North 5, Singapore 689621. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Design And Innovation; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Create — Connect — Innovate (Emerging Technologies).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Empowering every Regenite to be a Responsible and Confident Leader, Committed to Excellence.
Historical route	Regent Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

South View Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	6 Choa Chu Kang Central, Singapore 689762. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environmental Science Club; Media Resource Library; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Sustaining Gaia.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Love Dance. Love Life!.
Historical route	South View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Teck Whye Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Teck Whye Walk, Singapore 688261. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Green Club; Infocomm Media Club; Speech And Drama; Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Student Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Multisports; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Media Whiz Kids! Nurturing Confident and Media Literate Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: I-LEAD, I-SERVE — Leadership through Service.
Historical route	Teck Whye Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Unity Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Choa Chu Kang Crescent, Singapore 688268. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Mathematics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Critical Thinking Accelerated Programme (CAPtivate).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: CharGE UP! (Character Development through Green & Experiential Learning @ Unity Primary).
Historical route	Unity Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Unity Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Choa Chu Kang Street 62, Singapore 689143. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; CHARACTER EDUCATION; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Swimming; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Indian Orchestra; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainability Education @ USS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Lead through Outdoor and Sporting Adventures.
Historical route	Unity Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yew Tee Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Choa Chu Kang St 64, Singapore 689100. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; Collaboration Skills; Communication Skills; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Independent Learning Skills; Knowledge Application Skills; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Language Club; Modular Cca (C&S); Robotics; Strategy Games.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Rockwall Climbing; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: D.R.E.A.M.@Yew Tee (Developing Reflective Learners, Empowering Creative Minds).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Holistic Enriching and Rewarding Outdoor Education & Sports (HEROES) @ YTPS.
Historical route	Yew Tee Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Clementi

9 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Clementi in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Clementi Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	8 Clementi Ave 3, Singapore 129903. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE (CL); CCE (EL); CCE (FCL); CCE (FML); CCE (FTL); CCE (ML); CCE (TL); Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PAL; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; National Education; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Rope Skipping; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Inspiring Thinking Tinkerers @Clementi Primary: An Interdisciplinary Approach to develop Critical and Inventive Thinking, Collaborative and Communication skills.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Instilling Lifelong Learning Through Visual Arts.
Historical route	Clementi Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Clementi Town Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Clementi Ave 3, Singapore 129904. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language; VIA.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Mastery through Application and Research in STEM (MARS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Learning for Life: Community Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Clementi Town Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kent Ridge Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	147 West Coast Road, Singapore 127368. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work (Robotics); Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); SEC 1 AA; SEC 2 AA; SEC 3 AA; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Debate Society; Earth Club; Infocomm Club; International Chess; Ip – Alp; Ip – Computing; Ip – English; Ip – Humanities; Ip – Math/P.O.A; Ip – Mother Tongue Language; Ip – Nutrition Food Science (Nfs); Ip – Science; Media Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bouldering; Floorball; Football; Frisbee; Golf; Health And Fitness; Ip – Physical Education; Outdoor Adventure Club; Sailing; Silat; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Track And Field; Trampoline; Triathlon; Water Polo; Woodball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance Club; Drama Club; Modular Cca (Vpa).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Developing Computational Thinking through Robotics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: EVOKE!@KR (Educational Values of Olympism at Kent Ridge) through Sports and Outdoor Education.
Historical route	Kent Ridge Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nan Hua High School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	41 Clementi Avenue 1, Singapore 129956. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bicultural Studies; Biology; Biotechnology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; CnME; CnME (Leadership Module); Confucian Ethics; Contemporary China Studies; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Science; Spanish Language; Translation Module.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art & Design Club; Calligraphy Club; Infocomm Club; Robotics Club; Service Learning Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Athletics; Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball (Girls); Softball (Girls); Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Bb Pipes & Drums Band; Chinese Drama Society; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance Society; English Drama & Debating Club; Guzheng Ensemble; Harp Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Nan Hua High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nan Hua Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Jalan Lempeng, Singapore 128806. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Individualised Study Option; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Weiqi; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess; Journalism & Broadcasting; Physical Science; Robotics; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: NHPS Thinking Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: From ME to WE (MEWE).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Nan Hua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

NUS High School Of Mathematics And Science

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); SPECIALISED SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Clementi Avenue 1, Singapore 129957. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; English Language; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Literature in English; Mathematics; Physics; Tamil Language.
CCA directory	No matching CCA record found in this source snapshot. This is not a finding that the institution has no activities.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	NUS High School of Mathematics and Science: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pei Tong Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Clementi Avenue 5, Singapore 129857. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Drama; Environmental Science; Info Comm.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Brownies; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: PLANET (Pei Tong Learn and Nurture the Environment with Technology).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: I’MADD.
Historical route	Pei Tong Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Qifa Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 West Coast Avenue, Singapore 128104. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Infocomm & Media Club; Theatrical Arts & Mass Media.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drums; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Effective Communication.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: CHAMPS (CHAracter Moulding Programme through Sports)@Qifa.
Historical route	Qifa Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

School Of Science And Technology, Singapore

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); SPECIALISED SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Technology Drive, Singapore 138572. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Biology (IDP); Biotechnology; Biotechnology (IDP); Burmese Language; ChangeMakers; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Computing (IDP); Design Studies; Design Studies (IDP); Electronics; Electronics (IDP); English Language; English Language (IDP); Environmental Chemistry (IDP); French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, Geography) (IDP); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, History) (IDP); Integrated Mathematics (IDP A-Math); Integrated Mathematics (IDP Math); Japanese Language; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Physics; Physics (IDP); Punjabi Language; Science; Spanish Language; Sports and Wellness; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Applied Research Club@Sst; Astronomy Club; Chinese Culture And Language; Cyber Wellness; Design And Innovation; English Culture And Language; Environmental Science; Humanities Club; Indian Culture And Language; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Innovation And Entrepreneurship Tdp; Malay Culture And Language; Mathematics Club; Media Club; National Education; Robotics; Science Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Artistic Gymnastics; Athletics; Badminton; Basketball; Canoeing; Diving; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Frisbee; Handball; Sailing; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Taekwondo; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	English Drama Club; Guitar Ensemble; Show Choir And Dance.
Historical route	Search the heritage-name index for predecessor or alternate names. An absent automatic name match does not establish an absent history.

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Geylang

8 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Geylang in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Broadrick Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Dakota Crescent, Singapore 399935. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE-3; CCE-4; CCE-5; CCE-S1; CCE-S2; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Health And Fitness; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Taekwondo; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Broadrick Entrepreneurship in STEM.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing Confidence And REsilience (CARE) through Aesthetic, Community and Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Broadrick Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Canossa Catholic Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Sallim Road, Singapore 387621. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; VE-Catechism.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Modular Cca (Sports); Taekwondo; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: MAKE@CCPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Nurturing Physically Fit, Adventurous, Courageous and Empowered Leaders through Sports (PACE@CCPS).
Historical route	Canossa Catholic Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Geylang Methodist School (Primary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	4 Geylang East Central, Singapore 389706. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Culture And Language; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Rope Skipping; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Competent, Confident and Empathetic Communicators in Speech and Writing.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: GM Earth Warriors Environment Education (EE): To Develop Student Leaders who Empathise, Enrich and Empower.
Historical route	Geylang Methodist School (Primary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Geylang East Central, Singapore 389705. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Board Games; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Media Resource; Media@Gm; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Clubs & Societies); Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Athletics; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Softball; Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainability – Promoting a Better World.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing Confident, Compassionate and Courageous Leaders.
Historical route	Geylang Methodist School (Secondary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Haig Girls' School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Koon Seng Road, Singapore 427072. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Bowling; Football; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Gamelan Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Innovation and Service Learning through Integrated Project Work (IPW@HGS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Character and Leadership through the Performing and Visual Arts.
Historical route	Haig Girls' School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kong Hwa School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	350 Guillemard Road, Singapore 399772. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Chinese Chess; Chinese Weiqi; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Netball; Table Tennis; Tchoukball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Every Kong Hwaian an Effective Communicator.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Exposure-Experience-Excel through Sports.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Kong Hwa School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Maha Bodhi School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Ubi Avenue 1, Singapore 408931. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Chinese Calligraphy; Chinese Chess; Chinese Cultural Club; Debate Club; Environment And Science Club; Homec; Infocomm; Mrl Library Club; Robotics; Videography Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Tchoukball; Wushu And Lion Dance.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Band; Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Drama Club; Guzheng.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Empathetic Listeners. Effective Communicators. Trailblazing Advocates (ELECTRA@MBS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Learning through an Ethnic Arts Programme (LEAP).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Maha Bodhi School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Manjusri Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Ubi Avenue 1, Singapore 408940. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Interact Club; Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Cities and Urban Landscapes: Smart City & Assistive Technologies.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Learning through the ARTS.
Historical route	Manjusri Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Hougang

18 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Hougang in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Anderson Serangoon Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1033 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 534768. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities & Social Science Research Programme (Literature); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Mathematics; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Ava Club; Cldds; Community Champions Council; Debate And Creative Communications; Photographic Society; Red Cross Youth; Stem; Strategist Society; Tldds; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Others	Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Frisbee; Hockey; Netball; Odac; Shooting; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Volleyball.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance Society; Guitar Ensemble; Stageworks; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Tamil).
Historical route	Anderson Serangoon Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bowen Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Lorong Napiri, Singapore 547529. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Aims Club; Bowen Artists; Library.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Band; Choir; English Drama; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Business & Entrepreneurship: Nurturing Creativity, Empathy and Enterprise through Social Entrepreneurship.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Bowen ChANgemakers Programme.
Historical route	Bowen Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ Our Lady Of The Nativity

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1257 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 534793. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Creative Crew; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Bowling; Floorball; Netball; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Dance Inc.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: LEAPS (Learn, Engage, Articulate & Perform!).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: The SPARK (Sports for Active and Resilient Kids).
Historical route	CHIJ Our Lady Of The Nativity: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Holy Innocents' High School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1191 Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore 534786. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Weiqi; Community Service; Digital Media; Faith-Based Cca; Journalism; Media Resource Library; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Journalism and Broadcasting — Developing Critical Thinkers and Effective Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Good Samaritan Programme (GSP).
Historical route	Holy Innocents' High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Holy Innocents' Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Lorong Low Koon, Singapore 536451. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; Chinese Weiqi; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Physical Science; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Outdoor Adventure; Rope Skipping; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Digiminds@HIPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Artistry in Ceramic @ HIPS.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Holy Innocents' Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hougang Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Hougang St 93, Singapore 534238. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Mathematics; Media Resource Library; Photography; Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Health And Fitness; Hockey; Rockwall Climbing; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Ballet; Brass Band; Chinese Dance; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: X-Cell@HGP.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development through Outdoor Education.
Historical route	Hougang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hougang Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Hougang Street 93, Singapore 534256. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	English Language, Drama, Debating And Speech (Eldds); Media Resource Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Judo; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Promoting Communication Skills using Authentic Learning as a Platform.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Values in action, a Hougean way of life.
Historical route	Hougang Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Montfort Junior School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	52 Hougang Avenue 8, Singapore 538786. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Montfort STEAM ALP.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Developing Montfortians with CHRISTE values through sports.
Historical route	Montfort Junior School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Montfort Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Hougang Avenue 8, Singapore 538785. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; MVP; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Av Club; Catholic Society; English Language, Drama And Debating; Info Comm (Mm); Info Comm Club; Maker Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Fencing; Football; Golf; Karate; Rugby; Silat; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Track And Field; Weightlifting; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Made In Montfort — Design, Code, Make.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Student Leadership through Outdoor Adventure & Sports.
Historical route	Montfort Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Primary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	298 Lorong Ah Soo, Singapore 536741. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Christian Fellowship; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmentclub; Innovation Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Rope Skipping; Table Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Handbell Ensemble; International Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Transportation: MoveIT.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts/ Visual Arts & Design: Aesthetics Expressions @ PL.
Historical route	Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Primary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	296 Lor Ah Soo, Singapore 536742. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; PL21; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Swimming; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girls' Brigade; National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Harp Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Punggol Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Hougang Avenue 8, Singapore 538787. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	APBL; Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; LD-Art; LD-EL; LD-MA; LD-MTL; LD-Music; LD-PE; LD-SC; LD-SS; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Design And Innovation; English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Frisbee; Hockey.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Band; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: GreeNovation.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Social-emotional learning and character development Through Active paRticipation in Sports & outdoor education (S.T.A.R.S.) programme.
Historical route	Punggol Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Serangoon Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Upper Serangoon View, Singapore 534237. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Instrumental Ensemble; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Real-world Explorations in ICT.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Project Ablaze: Harnessing Student Leadership in the Service of Community.
Historical route	Serangoon Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Xinghua Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	45 Hougang Avenue 1, Singapore 538882. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Modular Cca (Sports); Softball; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Environmental Education in Xinghua.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Confidence Building and Critical Thinking through the Visual Arts.
Historical route	Xinghua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Xinmin Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	9 Hougang Avenue 8, Singapore 538784. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: GLOBE@Xinmin Pri Sch (Green Lifestyle Observed By Everyone).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Cultivating a Life of Values and Excellence (CLOVE).
Historical route	Xinmin Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Xinmin Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Hougang Avenue 8, Singapore 538789. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; MAKERS@Xinmin; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Language, Drama And Debating; Debating And Public Speaking; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Malay Language, Drama And Debating; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Cross Country; Floorball; Outdoor Adventure; Rockwall Climbing; Shooting; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Xinmin Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yio Chu Kang Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Hougang Street 51, Singapore 538720. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Choir; Handbell Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modular Cca (Vpa).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: ESTEM@YCKPS (ALP in Environmental STEM-based applied learning at YCKPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: CREATE@YCKPS.
Historical route	Yio Chu Kang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yuying Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	47 Hougang Avenue 1, Singapore 538884. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Design And Innovation; Drama Club; Eco-Eagles; Innotech Club; Photography; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cluster Table Tennis; Sepaktakraw; Sp-Cca Canoeing; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drums; Concert Band; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Business & Entrepreneurship: Fostering Innovation through Design Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: YUYING C.A.R.E.S – Collaborate, Act, Reflect, Empathise, Serve.
Historical route	Yuying Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Jurong East

6 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Jurong East in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Commonwealth Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	698 West Coast Road, Singapore 608784. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; DESIGN ELECTIVE; DESIGN THINKING; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); ICT; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; STEM ELECTIVE; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Bits & Atom; Cwss Live!; Eco Club; New Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Dragon Boat; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Indian Dance; International Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Tamil).
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Commonwealth Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Crest Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); SPECIALISED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	561 Jurong East Street 24, Singapore 609561. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	3D Production and Design & Architectural Design; App Wonders; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Burmese Language; Byte-Sized Fun; CCE; Champion Run; Chinese Language; Crafty Concoctions; Creative Wizards; Culinary & Restaurant Operations; Digital Wonders; English Language; Every Crestan Can Code; Fabulous Merchandise Display; German Language; Hindi Language; InfoComm Technology; Input to Output; Internet of Things Applications; Let's Get Connected; Link Up The World; Looks Good Tastes Good; Malay Language; Mathematics; Mechanical Design & Automation; Mobile Web Applications; Passion To Serve; Performance Production; Performing Arts; Physical Education; Retail & E-commerce; Science; Service With A Smile; Sports Management; Tamil Language; Visual Arts; Visual Communication; We Can Design It; Wheels of Wonder.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Circus Arts; Entrepreneurship; Innovation Club; New Media Club; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Aikido; Athletics; Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Dance; Pop Band.
Historical route	Crest Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fuhua Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	65 Jurong East Street 13, Singapore 609647. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE (NTIL); Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Design And Innovation; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Speech And Drama.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Transportation: Students As Designers for the 21st Century.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Environmental Champions @ FHPS Programme.
Historical route	Fuhua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jurong Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	320 Jurong East Street 32, Singapore 609476. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; P5 IPW; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	12A) Scouts & 12B) Girl Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: PLAY@JPS (Passion, Learning, Adapt & Apply, asking whY).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Every Child A Leader @ JPS (ECAL @ JPS).
Historical route	Jurong Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jurongville Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	202 Jurong East Avenue 1, Singapore 609790. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; S1 ATT; S2 ATT; S2 PSL; S2 SC; S3 ATT; S3 PSL; S3 SC; S4 ATT; S4 PSL; S4 SC; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language; Year Head.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infomedia Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Taekwondo; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Batucada; Chinese Orchestra; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Real World Learning through Electronics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports for Life.
Historical route	Jurongville Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yuhua Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	158 Jurong East Street 24, Singapore 609558. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Cultural Dance; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Think@Yuhua — Developing Critical and Creative Thinkers.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Building Good Character through Music and the Performing Arts.
Historical route	Yuhua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Jurong West

20 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Jurong West in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Boon Lay Garden Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Boon Lay Drive, Singapore 649930. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; P2 Enrichment; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Design And Innovation; Environmental Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Bowling; Floorball; Netball; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Thinking curriculum through Habits of Mind @ BLGPS – Developing Self-directed Learners.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Empowering the next generation of Eco Stewards through Environment Education.
Historical route	Boon Lay Garden Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Boon Lay Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Jurong West Street 65, Singapore 648354. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; ATT; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; D&T; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; FCE; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; G1 Test; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Non-MTL; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; SC(C)-N(A); SC(C)-O; SCI(C)-G2; SCI(C)-G3; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; SS-G2; SS-G3; SS-N(A); SS-O; SSS; StL; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Cyberace.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Contemporary Dance; Malay Dance; Musical Theatre.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Exploring Possibilities in Materials Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: INSPIRE @ BLS.
Historical route	Boon Lay Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Corporation Primary School

Open Corporation Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Jurong West Street 24, Singapore 648347. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Chess; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Urban Food Warriors.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Creativity Through Dance.
Historical route	Corporation Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Frontier Primary School

Open Frontier Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Jurong West Street 61, Singapore 648200. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Design And Innovation; Environmental Science.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Rockwall Climbing; Rugby; Softball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Nurturing the Thinking F.A.C.E (Frontierers who are Adaptive, Communicative and Empowered) for tomorrow.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: DANCEFRONT (LLP).
Historical route	Frontier Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fuhua Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Jurong West Street 41, Singapore 649410. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Digital Skills Programme; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environment Club; Infocomm; Malay Cultural Society; Robotics Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Shooting; Table Tennis; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance & Wushu; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Forensic Science@Fuhua.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Leadership through Service.
Historical route	Fuhua Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hua Yi Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	60 Jurong West St 42, Singapore 649371. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Language, Drama And Debating; English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Nutrition And Food Science Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; Cultural Dance; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Show Choir.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Technology for Active Living.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Community and Youth Leadership in Hua Yi.
Historical route	Hua Yi Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jurong Secondary School

Open Jurong Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618652. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Explorers Club; Library; Media And Visual Arts Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Dragon Boat; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Sports Recreation Club; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Cities and Urban Landscapes: Design for Smart and Sustainable Urban Living.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sporty at Heart, Sporting in Mind.
Historical route	Jurong Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jurong West Primary School

Open Jurong West Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Jurong West St 61, Singapore 648368. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Creative Media Club; S.T.E.M. Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Hip Hop.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Art of Communication for Personal Excellence.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Experiential Learning of Lifeskills for Personal Excellence.
Historical route	Jurong West Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jurong West Secondary School

Open Jurong West Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Jurong West Street 65, Singapore 648348. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; Form Teacher CCE; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Craft & Tech Department (Art / D&T / Nfs); English / Literature Department; English Language, Drama And Debating; Humanities Department; Infocomm & Media Technology Club; Information Technology; Mathematics Department; Mother Tongue Department; Science Department; Stem & Sustainability Club; Student Ambassadors; Student Council.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Hockey; Netball; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Aesthetics: Harnessing Technology, Communication and the Visual Arts in Authentic Contexts.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: LLP @ JWSS – Community Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Jurong West Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Juying Secondary School

Open Juying Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	33 Jurong West Street 91, Singapore 649038. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Community Service; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Speech And Drama; Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Netball; Softball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Cultural Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Developing Confident, Competent and Empathetic Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Developing Self-Directed & Intrinsically Motivated Learners through PASSION.
Historical route	Juying Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Lakeside Primary School

Open Lakeside Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	161 Corporation Walk, Singapore 618310. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Community Leadership Club; Green Club; Innovators' Club; Speech And Drama; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Netball; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: ThInkers with Heart.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: STARS witHeARTs – Shine as Thinkers and Responsible Leaders with the Performing ARTs.
Historical route	Lakeside Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

River Valley High School

Open River Valley High School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	6 Boon Lay Avenue, Singapore 649961. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic (Grade); Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Bicultural Studies; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; CID 2; CID3; CID4; Computing; Construct, Integrate, Differentiate (CID); Conversational Malay; Design & Technology (Grade); Design and Technology; Design and Technology (Grade); Digital Literacy; Economics; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; Food & Consumer Education (Grade); French (Grade); French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German (Grade); German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Art (Grade); Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; Higher Music (Grade); Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Indonesian (Grade); Integrated Mathematics; Japanese (Grade); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Lower Sec Science; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Special Programme (Grade); Mathematics; Music; Music (Grade); NTU Science Research (Mathematics); NTU Science Research (Physics); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); NUS-MOE Science Research (Chemistry); NUS-MOE Science Research (Computing); NUS-MOE Science Research (Mathematics); NUS-MOE Science Research (Physics); Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science Talent – Biology; Science Talent – Chemistry; Science Talent – Physics; Singapore Studies; SMU Game Theory; Spanish (Grade); Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Bicultural Leaders Academy; Broadcasting; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Chinese Chess; Chinese Debate; Chinese Weiqi; Editorial Club; English Debate; History & Current Affairs Society; Humanities & Social Sciences Leaders Academy; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International And Global Studies; International Chess; Mathematics Leaders Academy; Multimedia Club; Photography; Science Leaders Academy; Service & Citizenship Society; Singapore Youth Flying Club; The Eco-Sustainability Leaders Academy.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership Development Academy.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Canoeing; Cross Country; Floorball; Football; Frisbee; Golf; Netball; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Bicultural Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	River Valley High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Rulang Primary School

Open Rulang Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	6 Jurong West Street 52, Singapore 649295. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Multi-Sport (Friday); Multi-Sport (Monday); Rope Skipping; Softball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Int Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Transportation: Robotics for a Better World.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports Teach Responsibility, Inventiveness, Values & Excellence (STRIVE) @ Rulang.
Historical route	Rulang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Shuqun Primary School

Open Shuqun Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	8 Jurong West Street 51, Singapore 649332. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Culture And Language; Green Club; Media Production House; Media Resource Library.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Silat; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides (Brownies); Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Contemporary Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Caring and Responsible Environmentalist (CaRE) Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character and Leadership development through ADventure (CLAD).
Historical route	Shuqun Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

West Grove Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Jurong West St 72, Singapore 649223. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Infomedia Club; Nature Club; Robotix Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Athletics Club; Badminton; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys Brigade; Boys' Scouts; Brownies; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Dance Troupe; Guzheng Ensemble; Ukulele.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Empowered Emissary of the Environment (E3) Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Gracious Leaders.
Historical route	West Grove Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Westwood Primary School

Open Westwood Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Jurong West Street 73, Singapore 649188. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Library Club; Environmental Science; Infocomm And Innovation Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Positive Design and Maker Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Igniting Young Hearts with a Passion for the Community and Service Leadership through Positive Education.
Historical route	Westwood Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Westwood Secondary School

Open Westwood Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Jurong West Street 25, Singapore 648350. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Ava; Robotics; Visual Arts; Westwood Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Football; Netball; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Business & Entrepreneurship: Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Arts for Life!.
Historical route	Westwood Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Xingnan Primary School

Open Xingnan Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Jurong West Street 91, Singapore 649036. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Learning Support Programme; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Pottery Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Cultural Dance; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Material Science: Xingnan Explorers.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: FLAIR@XINGNAN — An experience with Performing Arts.
Historical route	Xingnan Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yuan Ching Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	103 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618654. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Portfolio Preparation Programme; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Lion And Dragon Dance; Media Resource Library; Robotics; Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Cross Country; Dragon Boat; Football; Health And Fitness; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Marine Robotics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: gRowing Values Through Sports and Outdoor Experiences.
Historical route	Yuan Ching Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yuhua Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	35 Jurong West Street 41, Singapore 649406. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; ALP; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library; Tinkering & Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Canoeing; Floorball; Football; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Tchoukball; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Harmonica Ensemble; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Music Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Coding, Design, Thinking and Robotics (CODER).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: M.E.L.O.D.Y. (Music Empowered Leaners, Our Dynamic Yuhuans).
Historical route	Yuhua Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Kallang

6 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Kallang in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Bendemeer Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	91 Bendemeer Road, Singapore 339948. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Modular Cca (Sports); Rope Skipping; Sepaktakraw; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: E2SL@BPS (Environment Education in Sustainable Living).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Bendemeer’s TEMPO (Towards Enhancement of Music and Performing Arts Opportunities).
Historical route	Bendemeer Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Bendemeer Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 St Wilfred Road, Singapore 327919. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Media And Tech Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Cross Country; Football; Sepaktakraw; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Taekwondo; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Indian Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Harnessing Technology for Healthcare.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Level-wide thematic approach to VIA, with skills, values and student ownership spiralling upwards.
Historical route	Bendemeer Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Dunman High School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Tanjong Rhu Road, Singapore 436895. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Active Citizenry Education; Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Art (Special Programme); Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Conversational Malay Programme; D1 Biology; D1 Chemistry; D1 Geography; D1 History; D1 Literature in Chinese; D1 Literature in English; D1 Mathematics 2; D1 Physics; D2 Biology; D2 Chemistry; D2 Geography; D2 History; D2 Literature in Chinese; D2 Literature in English; D2 Mathematics 2; D2 Physics; Dragonfly Programme; Economics; English Language; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; Higher Music (MEP); Hindi Language; History; Humanities (SS, History); Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Life Skills Programme; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Lower Sec Science; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language and Literature; Management of Business; Mathematics; Mathematics 1; Music; NTU Science Research (Biology); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); NUS-MOE Science Research (Biology); NUS-MOE Science Research (Chemistry); Physics; Principles of Accounting; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Theatre Studies & Drama; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Chinese Language, Drama And Debating; Community Council; Debating And Public Speaking; English Culture And Language; Food And Fashion; History; Indian Culture And Language; International And Strategic Affairs Council; International Chess; Law Society; Library Society; Lion Dance; Lion Dance(Boys); Malay Cultural Club; Mass Communications Society; Medical Society; Mind Sports Club; National Education; Oratorical Society (Debate); Photography Society; Publication; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Steam Collective; Steam Collective (Infocomm Chapter); Steam Collective (Mathematics Chapter); Steam Collective (Robotics Chapter); Steam Collective (Science Chapter); Uniformed Group Council; Youth Club; Yukata Japanese Cultural Club.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Clubs & Societies); Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Air Weapon Club; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Cross Country; Football; Frisbee; Golf; Netball; Outdoor Adventure Club; Sailing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts(Boys); St John Brigade; Ventures And Rovers.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Beijing Opera; Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Chinese Society (Drama); Choir; Dance Society; English Drama Society; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance(Girls); Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Sp-Cca (Ethnic Dance); String Ensemble; Symphonic Band; Theatre Arts.
MOE programme records	Bicultural Studies Programme; Language Elective Programme (Chinese); Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Dunman High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Farrer Park Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Farrer Park Road, Singapore 217567. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Langauge; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Darwinian Club (Ma); Darwinian Club (Sci); Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Caring for the Community through Interdisciplinary Learning.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: iCARE – Leaders of Tomorrow.
Historical route	Farrer Park Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hong Wen School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Towner Road, Singapore 327829. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; Chinese Painting; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Mathematics; Music; P1 Chinese Calligraphy; P1 Chinese Musical Instruments; P1 Chinese Speech and Drama; P2 Chinese Calligraphy; P2 Chinese Musical Instruments; P2 Chinese Speech and Drama; P3 Chinese Calligraphy; P3 Chinese Speech and Drama; P4 Chinese Speech and Drama; P6 Chinese Painting; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Chinese Chess; Chinese Weiqi; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Rope Skipping; Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drums; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Innovative & Inventive Learners through Integration of Curriculum (I to I).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Learning for Life Programme in Sports and Outdoor Education.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Hong Wen School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Northlight School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); SPECIALISED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	151 Towner Road, Singapore 327830. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Aesthetics – Drama; Aesthetics – Music; Aesthetics – Visual Art; Aesthetics Overall; Air-Conditioning System Maintenance; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Retail Operations; Character and Citizenship Education; Chinese Language; Comcare Taster 1; Comcare Taster 2; Community Care Activities & Services; CROSS ELECTIVE – ASIAN CUISINE; CROSS ELECTIVE – BASIC MECHANICAL SERVICING; CROSS ELECTIVE – BASIC RESTAURANT SERVICES; CROSS ELECTIVE – RETAIL FUNDAMENTAL; Customer Service; Department Store Operations; Elective (Asian Cuisine); ELECTIVE – ASIAN CUISINE; ELECTIVE – AUTOCAD; Elective – AutoCad; Elective – Baking; Elective – Basic IoT – Smart Home Application; ELECTIVE – CARING FOR SENIORS IN OUR COMMUNITY; Elective – Introduction to Digital Retailing; ELECTIVE – JOB-SHADOWING; ELECTIVE – LOCAL CUISINE; Elective – Mechanical Servicing; Elective – Trends In Healthcare; Elective – Understanding Seniors In Community Care; Electrical System Maintenance; Environmental Hygiene & Cleanliness; Facility Taster 1; Facility Taster 2; Food & Beverage Service; Food Preparation; French Language; Guest Service Excellence; Hindi Language; Hospitality Taster 1; Hospitality Taster 2; Housekeeping Service; ICT Literacy; Industry Experiential Programme; Infection Control & Workplace Safety; Introduction to Digital Retailing; Language & Literacy; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Merchandise Display; NLA; NLA – Collaboration at Work I; NLA – Collaboration at Work II; NLA – COMMUNICATION AND PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS; NLA – Communication at Work I; NLA – Communication at Work II; NLA – Personal Effectiveness At Work I; NLA – Personal Effectiveness At Work II; NLA – PROBLEM SOLVING AND DECISION MAKING; NLA – WORK IN A TEAM; NLA – WORKPLACE TRAINING; NLA – Workplace Training I; NLA – Workplace Training II; Numeracy; Personal Care & Mobility Needs; Plumbing System Maintenance; Point-of-Sale Operations; Pre-Employment Skills; Refrigeration System Maintenance; Retail Selling Skills; Retail Taster 1; Retail Taster 2; Sports & Wellness; Tamil Language; Thai Language; WPL – Listening; WPL – Reading; WPL – Speaking; WPL – Writing; WPN.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Club De Cuisine; Entrepreneurship; Environmental Club; It Club; Ripples Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Dance; Music Club.
Historical route	Northlight School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Marine Parade

7 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Marine Parade in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

CHIJ Katong Convent

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	346 Marine Terrace, Singapore 449150. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Drama Foundation; Elective Dance; Elective Drama; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; Foundation Drama; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Cabin Club; Debating And Public Speaking; Entrepreneurship; Infant Jesus Youth Mission; Media Communcations Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Bowling; Floorball; Netball; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sports Club; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	CHIJ Katong Convent: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Chung Cheng High School (Main)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Goodman Road, Singapore 439012. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; Food and Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Spanish Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Chinese Chess; Digital Media; Lion And Dragon Dance; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Volleyball; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Music Programme; Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Chung Cheng High School (Main): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Ngee Ann Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	344 Marine Terrace, Singapore 449149. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Clubs & Societies); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Table Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainable Green.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: GRACE (Graciousness through Arts, Creating Excellence) in Performing Arts Programme.
Historical route	Ngee Ann Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tanjong Katong Girls' School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Dunman Lane, Singapore 439272. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Interact Club; Media Resource Library; The Literary Arts Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball; Netball; Sailing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Tanjong Katong Girls' School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tanjong Katong Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Seraya Road, Singapore 437259. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language Drama Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: D.R.I.V.E. – Developing Resilient Innovative Entrepreneurs.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Team Sports Excellence @ TKP.
Historical route	Tanjong Katong Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tanjong Katong Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	130 Haig Road, Singapore 438796. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; Einstein 2+/Da Vinci 2+; Einstein 3+ / Da Vinci 3+; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Ava & Infocomm Club; International Chess; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Band; Choir; English Drama; Marching Band; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Elective Programme In Malay Language For Secondary School (Emas); Language Elective Programme (Malay).
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Tanjong Katong Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tao Nan School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	49 Marine Crescent, Singapore 449761. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Individualised Study Option; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; International Chess; Physical Science; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Sailing; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides (Brownies); Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Comics And Illustration; Guzheng Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: C3@TNS Critical, Creative & Computational Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: ENRICH@TNS.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Tao Nan School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Novena

7 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Novena in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)

Open Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	60 Barker Road, Singapore 309919. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Christian Society; Debates; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Rugby; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Swimming; Table Tennis; Tennis; Track And Field; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Dance; Drama; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Developing Confident and Effective Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Building Character through Sports and Outdoor Education.
Historical route	Anglo Chinese School (Barker Road): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)

Open Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Barker Road, Singapore 309918. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Individualised Study Option; Inquiry Studies; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debate Club; Ecomaker Club; Infocomm Media Club; International Chess; Public Address Club; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Golf; Rugby; Sailing; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Synergy.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Dream it, Do it.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Building Character Through Sports.
Historical route	Anglo Chinese School (Primary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Catholic Junior College

Open Catholic Junior College — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	129 Whitley Road, Singapore 297822. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; General Paper; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Editorial Club; Film Sound And Video; First Aid Club; Genesis; Interact Club; Nexus Investment & Entrepreneurship Society; Oratorical Society; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Ste2M Club; Strategy Games.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cross Country; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Frisbee; Golf; Judo; Netball; Sailing; Shooting; Swimming; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (English).
Historical route	Catholic Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Singapore Chinese Girls' Primary School

Open Singapore Chinese Girls' Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	190 Dunearn Road, Singapore 309437. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Chinese Drama Club; Media Production; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Prefect.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Handbell Ensemble; International Dance; Modular Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Stories Opening Windows to the world: Using narratives to appreciate Culture, build Connections and effect Change.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: SCGS, Arts For “Ur” Life (SC-ArtFUL).
Historical route	Singapore Chinese Girls’ School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Singapore Chinese Girls' School

Open Singapore Chinese Girls' School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	190 Dunearn Road, Singapore 309437. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Studies; English Language; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Home Economics; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); IP Academy; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; PE; Physical Education; Physics; Political Studies; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; test; Thai Language; Urdu Language; WRC (Core); WRC(Elec); WRC(Elect).
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Debate Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Library Club; Sc Ambassadors; Science & Environment Club; Scmun; Young Docents.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Basketball; Hockey; Netball; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Squash; Swimming; Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Bicultural Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Singapore Chinese Girls' School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Joseph's Institution

Open St. Joseph's Institution — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	38 Malcolm Road, Singapore 308274. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bahasa Indonesia Ab Initio (SL); Bengali Language; Biology; Biology (HL/SL); Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chemistry (HL/SL); Chinese A: Language and Literature (SL); Chinese A: Literature (SL); Chinese B (HL/SL); Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Core – Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS); Core – Extended Essay; Core – Theory of Knowledge; Economics (HL/SL); English A: Language and Literature (HL/SL); English A: Literature (HL/SL); English Language; English Language and Linguistics; Exercise & Sports Science; French Language; Geography; Geography (HL/SL); German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; History (HL/SL); Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay B (SL); Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mandarin Ab Initio (SL); Mathematics; Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (HL/SL); May be replaced with any subject from Grp 3/4; Music; Music (HL/SL); Physical Education; Physics; Physics (HL/SL); Punjabi Language; Science; Spanish Ab Initio (SL); Spanish Language; Tamil B (SL); Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language; Visual Arts (HL/SL).
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Astronomy Cas; Beacon Cas; C3 Ace Programme For Youths; Chess Club; Chinese Cultural Society; Coding & Technology Cas; Debate Cas; Design & Innovation Club; Faith-Based Cca; Film Cas; Green Connect; Indian Cultural Society; Lasallian Youth; Literary Society; Malay Cultural Society; Mathematics; Design And Innovation; Paper Bridges; Photography; Pre-University Seminar Cas; Prism Cas; Science Cas; Sica Cas; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Students' Council; Visual Arts Cas; Youngxhush; Kidsread.
CCA: Others	Blooday; Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Canoeing; Cross Country; Dragon Boat Cas; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Judo; Modular Cca (Sports); Rugby; Sailing; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Squash; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Ultimate Frisbee; Volleyball Cas.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade; St Joseph'S Pelandok Scouts; Ventures.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Dance Cas; Rock-A-Cause Cas; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Sji Bagpipes & Drums; Sji Drama; Sji Guitar Ensemble; Sji Symphonic Band; Sji Vocal Ensemble.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	St Joseph's Institution: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Joseph's Institution Junior

Open St. Joseph's Institution Junior — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Essex Road, Singapore 309331. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; International Chess; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Bowling; Floorball; Football; Rugby; Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Observe — Reflect — Act (ORA @ SJI Junior).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports Experience Reinforcing Values Education (Serve@SJIJ).
Historical route	St Joseph's Institution Junior: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Pasir Ris

11 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Pasir Ris in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Casuarina Primary School

Open Casuarina Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Pasir Ris St 41, Singapore 518935. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Rugby; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Nature-based Education towards Environmental Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Holistic Education through the ARTS at Casuarina Primary School (HE’ARTS@CAPS).
Historical route	Casuarina Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Elias Park Primary School

Open Elias Park Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Pasir Ris Street 52, Singapore 518866. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; LEARNING SUPPORT FOR MATH; LEARNING SUPPORT PROGRAMME; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Stem.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Swift Striders; Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: nuCLEAR@EPPS (nurturing Citizen Leaders with Empathy And Resilience).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Arts Creatively Expressed @ Elias – ACE@Elias.
Historical route	Elias Park Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Hai Sing Catholic School

Open Hai Sing Catholic School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	9 Pasir Ris Drive 6, Singapore 519421. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character & Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Athletics; Badminton; Bowling; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Sp-Cca (Ethnic Dance).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Cities and Urban Landscapes: Robotics and Engineering.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Developing Leadership Competencies in Every HaiSian.
Historical route	Hai Sing Catholic School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Loyang View Secondary School

Open Loyang View Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	12 Pasir Ris Street 11, Singapore 519073. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Art Elective Programme; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Community Service; Eco Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Bowling; Fencing; Floorball; Netball; Rockwall Climbing; Shooting; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Danceversity; English Drama; Lvsb.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Design and Engineering.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Student Leadership, Sports & Outdoor Education (Character Development Through Exposure, Empowerment & Excellence).
Historical route	Loyang View Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Meridian Primary School

Open Meridian Primary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Pasir Ris St 71, Singapore 518798. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Modular Cca (Sports); Soccer; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Nurturing Future Learners, Citizens and Leaders through a whole school Interdisciplinary approach in Eco-Environmental Curriculum.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Meridian Values-Based Student Leadership In Action For 21CC.
Historical route	Meridian Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Meridian Secondary School

Open Meridian Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Pasir Ris Street 51, Singapore 518901. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Air Rifle Women; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball; Football; Indoor Skydiving; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Silat; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Aesthetics: Applied Learning Programme in Visual Communication.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: To develop leaders of sound character who are anchored in values, effective in leadership and altruistic in service..
Historical route	Meridian Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Park View Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	60 Pasir Ris Drive 1, Singapore 519524. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language; VIP_Passport.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Drama Club; Environment Club; Infocomm Club; Mathematics; Student Leadership Council (Slc).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Football; Netball; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Creative Dance; Guzheng Ensemble; Show Choir.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: Innovation through Service and Leadership (iSL@PVPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports Experiential Programme.
Historical route	Park View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School

Open Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Pasir Ris Street 41, Singapore 518934. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Av/Pa Club; Media Communications Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Bowling; Fencing; Netball; Sailing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Effective Communicators who impact with the heart and mind.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Nurturing Crestian Leaders of Tomorrow through Music and the Performing Arts.
Historical route	Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pasir Ris Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Pasir Ris Street 21, Singapore 518968. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; HIgher Chinese Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Floorball; Football; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Rope Skipping; Sailing; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Cultural Dance; Guzheng Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: D2C@PRPS: Discover, Dream and Create Possibilities.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: E3 in Sports@PRPS.
Historical route	Pasir Ris Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tampines Meridian Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Pasir Ris Street 71, Singapore 518799. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Theatre Studies & Drama; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Debating And Public Speaking; Heritage; Interact; Interactive Games; Makers; Media Resource; Photography.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Health And Fitness; Netball; Outdoor Activities; Paddlers; Rockwall Climbing; Shooting; Squash; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Drama Elective Programme; Language Elective Programme (Malay).
Historical route	Tampines Meridian Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

White Sands Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Pasir Ris St 11, Singapore 519075. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Netball; Table Tennis; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: The E³ journey (Excite, Enable, Excel).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: HeARTs @ WSPS (Heritage ART @ WSPS).
Historical route	White Sands Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Punggol

15 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Punggol in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Edgefield Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	41 Edgefield Plains, Singapore 828869. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Science And Environment.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Gymnastics; Netball; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Dancesports; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Environmental Science and Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Values Inculcation through Dance.
Historical route	Edgefield Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Edgefield Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	36 Punggol Field, Singapore 828814. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Entrepreneurship; New Media Club; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Shooting; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Taekwondo; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps (Sea); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Festive Drums; Guzheng Ensemble; Harmonica Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Business & Entrepreneurship: Growing the Edgefield Mindset (G.E.M).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Education Through Sports (Anchored on Taekwondo).
Historical route	Edgefield Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Greendale Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Edgedale Plains, Singapore 828848. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Netball; Softball; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Learning by Design.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Developing 21st Century Lifelong Learners through Outdoor Education.
Historical route	Greendale Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Greendale Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Edgedale Plains, Singapore 828866. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art & Culture Club; Greendale Brogadcasting Club; Greendale Green Club; Library; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Canoeing; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Odac; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung Ensemble; Chorale; Dance Ensemble; Greendale Orchestra; Theatricks!.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Design, Technology and Engineering ALP Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development through Outdoor and Adventure Education.
Historical route	Greendale Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Horizon Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Edgedale Plains, Singapore 828819. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Infocomm Club; Innovations Club; International Chess Club; P3 Modular Cca; Robotics; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Rope Skipping; Tenpin Bowling; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Computational Thinking in Mathematics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: A Whole-school Student Leadership Development Programme through CCE.
Historical route	Horizon Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Mee Toh School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Edgedale Plains, Singapore 828867. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Language Chinese; Higher Malay Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy; Chinese Speech And Drama; Environmental Science; Infocomm Club; Library; Nature Lovers Club; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Cyberwellness); Student Leadership (Environment); Student Leadership (Health Champions); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Sports Club; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Odyssey Cub Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Diabolo; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: A3 Eco-Citizens@MTS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: SENCE @ MTS (Sports Education Nurturing Character Excellence at Mee Toh School).
Historical route	Mee Toh School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Northshore Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Northshore Drive, Singapore 828671. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Green Club; Media & Stem; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Modular Cca (Sports); Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Not available or not applicable in this source snapshot (source code “na”). This does not establish that the school has no programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Outdoor Education and Caring for our Environment @ Northshore (OCE@N).
Historical route	Northshore Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Oasis Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	71 Edgefield Plains, Singapore 828716. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP5; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; SDR; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Publication.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Hockey; Modular Cca (Sports); Rockwall Climbing; Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Nurturing Language Artisans through an Interdisciplinary Approach.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Lead with a Heart, Changemakers for The Future.
Historical route	Oasis Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Punggol Cove Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	52 Sumang Walk, Singapore 828674. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Ecostem; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Health And Fitness; Modular Cca (Sports).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Language Literary & Drama Society; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Holistic English Literacy Programme (HELP).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts/ Visual Arts & Design: Grow Every Music Student (GEMS@PC).
Historical route	Punggol Cove Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Punggol Green Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	98 Punggol Walk, Singapore 828772. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; I-Stem Club; Multimedia Club; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Dancetopia; English Drama; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Action for a Sustainable Future through Science – IGNITE (Inspiring Generations of Novel & Innovative Thinkers & Explorers in Sustainability) @ PGPS Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Student Leadership (APPLE-Achieving Purpose and Performance in Leadership Excellence @ PGPS Programme).
Historical route	Punggol Green Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Punggol Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Edgefield Plains, Singapore 828870. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Community Service (Rotary-Sponsored); English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Indian Language, Drama And Debating; International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Sp-Cca (Ethnic Dance).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Applied Learning Programme in Environment Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Serving with values, developing a community of confident leaders and learners..
Historical route	Punggol Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Punggol View Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	9 Punggol Place, Singapore 828845. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Community Service; English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Wits Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Rugby; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Cultural Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: E2C@PGVP (Effective and Empathetic Communicators).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Building of Character through Outdoor Experiential Learning.
Historical route	Punggol View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Valour Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	49 Punggol Central, Singapore 828728. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Club; Lion Dance; Visual & Media Art Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Netball; Outdoor Club; Rugby; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Red Cross.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Festival Drums; Guitar Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Not available or not applicable in this source snapshot (source code “na”). This does not establish that the school has no programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Growing Kindness through the Outdoors.
Historical route	Search the heritage-name index for predecessor or alternate names. An absent automatic name match does not establish an absent history.

Waterway Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	70 Punggol Drive, Singapore 828802. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Table Tennis; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Orators@Waterway.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Growth and Benefit Mindset @ Waterway.
Historical route	Waterway Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yusof Ishak Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	8 Sumang Walk, Singapore 828676. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); IPW; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; English Language Drama; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Stem Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Fencing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: STEM for the Strategic Development of a Sustainable and Smart City (S4TEM@YI).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing Honourable Leaders for Tomorrow (YI LEAD+).
Historical route	Yusof Ishak Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Queenstown

9 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Queenstown in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Anglo-Chinese Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	25 Dover Close East, Singapore 139745. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog); Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Theatre Studies & Drama; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Christian Fellowship; Debate And Oratorical Society; First Aid Unit; Interact Club; Media Resource Crew; Photographic Society; Pixel Labs; Stem Council; Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cross Country; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Rockwall Climbing; Rugby; Softball; Squash; Swimming; Table Tennis; Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Ac Ug.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Acsian Theatre; Choir; Concert Band; Dance Society; Guitar Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Drama Elective Programme; Language Elective Programme (English); Music Elective Programme.
Historical route	Anglo Chinese Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)

Open Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) — campus, subjects, CCA and history

Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	121 Dover Road, Singapore 139650. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Biology (HL/SL); Business Management; Business Management (HL/SL); Chemistry; Chemistry (HL/SL); Chinese B (SL); Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Science (HL); Computing; Creativity, Activity, Service; Economics; Economics (HL/SL); English Language; English Language and Linguistics; Extended Essay; French Ab initio (SL); French Language; Further Mathematics; Geography; Geography (HL/SL); German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi B (SL); Hindi Language; History; History (HL/SL); Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Language & Literature (English) (HL/SL); Literature (English) (HL); Literature in English; Malay B (SL); Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Management of Business; Mathematics; Mathematics (Analysis and Approaches) (HL/SL); Music; Music (HL); Pastoral Care; Physical Education; Physics; Physics (HL/SL); Punjabi Language; Science; Spanish Ab initio (SL); Spanish Language; Tamil B (SL); Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Theory of Knowledge; Urdu Language; Visual Arts (HL); Y3 COMP SC.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Acreatives; Acs Indeponline; Acspression; Acstronomy Club; Chinese Chess; Debate Club; Editorial Board; Environment Focus Group; Humanities Society @ Ac; Interact Club; International Chess; Library; Mathematics Competition Team; Media Production Ac; Media Resource; Photographic Society; Robotics Technology Society; Science Research Challenge; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Young Diplomats' Society; Young Entrepreneurs' Society; Young Innovators' Society.
CCA: Others	Boarding School Junior Common Room Committee; Prefectorial Board; Student Council / House.
CCA: Physical Sports	Active Acsians; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cricket; Cross Country; Floorball; Football; Frisbee; Golf; Health And Fitness Club; Netball; Rugby; Sailing; Shooting; Softball; Squash; Swimming; Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade (Bb); National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (Ncdcc); National Police Cadet Corps (Npcc); St John Brigade (Sjb); Ventures.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Acsi Stage; Cultural Performing Arts Club; Dance Venia; Drama Club; Guitar Orchestra; Philharmonic Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Symphonic Band; Vocal Accord; Wind Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Music Elective Programme; Regional Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Anglo Chinese School (Independent): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fairfield Methodist School (Primary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	100 Dover Road, Singapore 139648. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE-EL P1; CCE-EL P2; CCE-EL P3; CCE-EL P4; CCE-EL P5; CCE-EL P6; Chinese Language; Digital Literacy; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; HIgher Malay Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Faith-Based Cca; Modular Cca (C&S); Stem Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Handbell Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Fairfield wRiters, Reporters and Ambassadors Programme (FR2AP).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts/ Visual Arts & Design: HeARTS: Building Empathy and Social Awareness through the arts.
Historical route	Fairfield Methodist School (Primary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	102 Dover Road, Singapore 139649. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Introduction to Computing; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Journalism; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

New Town Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	300 Tanglin Halt Road, Singapore 148812. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE(EL); Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Robotics; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: scieNcE Alive@NEwTown.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: A Leader in Every Child.
Historical route	New Town Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

New Town Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1020 Dover Road, Singapore 139657. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Fencing; Football; Netball; Softball; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Digital Communicators, Change Makers.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing Leaders of the Future through SPARK.
Historical route	New Town Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Queenstown Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	310 Margaret Dr, Singapore 149303. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Environmental Club; Infocomm Club; International Chess; Mathematics Club; Visual Art; Weiqi.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Softball; Swimming.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Drama Club; International Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Environmental Project-based Learning.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Connecting the heARTs with ARTs.
Historical route	Queenstown Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Queenstown Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Strathmore Road, Singapore 148800. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; ALP; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; TRYbe; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Design And Innovation; Digital Media; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Strategy Games.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Environmental Sustainability.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Dare to Serve — QUEST Leadership Development through Community Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Queenstown Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Queensway Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2A Margaret Drive, Singapore 149295. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Ace Club; Drama; Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainability (Water & Food).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: QSS Sports and Outdoor Education (SOE) Programme.
Historical route	Queensway Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Sembawang

7 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Sembawang in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Canberra Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Admiralty Drive, Singapore 757714. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Langauge; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Digital Artisans; Drama Club; Library Ambassadors; Science & Environmental Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Swimming; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Cub Scouts; Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Foundation Stage: Start Young, Start It Right — Curating My Learning (P1 to P4); Orientation Stage: Orientation to My Future Learning — Ready for Tomorrow (P5 and P6).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Immersing in Canberra Experience through Musical Theatre Education.
Historical route	Canberra Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Canberra Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Sembawang Drive, Singapore 757699. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Digital Media; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library; Vex Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Netball; Shooting; Taekwondo; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Aesthetics: Digital Media in Visual Arts.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: GRC GEMS in action.
Historical route	Canberra Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Endeavour Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Admiralty Link, Singapore 757521. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Physical Science.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Rugby; Sailing; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Nurturing Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Every Child A Performer (ECAP).
Historical route	Endeavour Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Northoaks Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Sembawang Drive, Singapore 757622. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Football; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Curriculum Integration through Innovation.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: SporTs, OutdooR Programme and Inculcation of Values Education (STRIVE) @ Northoaks.
Historical route	Northoaks Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Sembawang Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Sembawang Drive, Singapore 757715. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess; Physical Science.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Rugby; Softball; Table Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Environmental Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Nurturing Self Leaders, Community Leaders and Peer Leaders who Advocate and Affect Positive Changes.
Historical route	Sembawang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Sembawang Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Sembawang Crescent, Singapore 757704. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Netball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Critical & Inventive Thinking (CIT) through Media Literacy.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Youth Leadership in Service of the Community.
Historical route	Sembawang Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Wellington Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Wellington Circle, Singapore 757702. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: New Media and Artificial Intelligence For Us (AI4U).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Artivists with a HeART.
Historical route	Wellington Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Sengkang

19 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Sengkang in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Anchor Green Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Anchorvale Drive, Singapore 544969. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Chess Club; New Media Arts; Stem Innovators.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Drama Club; Festive Drums; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Empowering Learners to be Environmental Activists (ELEA).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: A.G.P.S Arts (Aspire, Grow, Passion and Serve through the Arts).
Historical route	Anchor Green Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	62 Sengkang East Way, Singapore 548595. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Centre Stage; Culinary Arts; Ij Youth Mission; Pixel Playhouse; The Vox Collective.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Netball; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Sports Club; Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Concert Band; Guitar Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: The Art of Communication through Theatre and Debates.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Empathy and Critical Thinking through Community Problem Solving.
Historical route	CHIJ St Joseph's Convent: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Compassvale Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Compassvale St, Singapore 545091. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Physical Science; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Harmonica Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: Developing 21st Century Competencies through Robotics.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Developing Aesthetics Appreciation Through Music Empowerment.
Historical route	Compassvale Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Compassvale Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Compassvale Crescent, Singapore 545083. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Aero-Modelling; Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Chinese Culture And Language; Community Service; Design And Innovation; Eco. Environment And Community Club; English Culture And Language; Home Economics; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Mathematics; Modular Cca (C&S); National Education; Physical Science; Robotics; School Library Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Health And Fitness; Netball; Softball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Cvss Wind Symphony Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Aeronautics Applied Learning Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Inspired North Stars Inspire Actions.
Historical route	Compassvale Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fern Green Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	70 Fernvale Link Fern Green Primary School, Singapore 797538. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Prefect; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; TIE OLJ to Beijing, China 2024; TIE OLJ to Penang, Malaysia 2024; TIE OLJ to Wuxi, China 2024; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; Design And Innovation; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Outdoor Adventure; Tchoukball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Harmonica Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: FGPS Maker Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Get REAL!@FGPS (Relate, Explore, Acquire for Life).
Historical route	Fern Green Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fernvale Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Fernvale Lane, Singapore 797701. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Future Skills programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Greenova- Innovation in our green efforts.
Historical route	Fernvale Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nan Chiau High School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Anchorvale Link, Singapore 545079. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Art Talent Programme; Bahasa Indonesia; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Culture I; Chinese Culture II; Chinese Language; Cultural Intelligence Elective Module; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Culture; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Puppetry; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Singapore Chinese Immigrant History; Spanish Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Chinese Calligraphy And Brush Painting; Code Builders Club; Code Builders Club(I); Code Builders Club(R); Debate Club; Green Club; Library; Multi-Media Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Contemporary Dance; English Drama; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; String Ensemble; Wind Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme; Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Emerging Technologies.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Enhancing Expression, Creativity and Aesthetics Appreciation (ECAA) through the ARTS.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Nan Chiau High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nan Chiau Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	50 Anchorvale Link, Singapore 545080. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; P4 Higher Malay Language; P4 Higher Tamil Language; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Watch Me Soar.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Club; Infocomm & Media; Language Cultural Arts & Communication Club; Robotics; Strategy Games.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sports Club; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Festive Drumming; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health Science: Watch Me SOAR (WMS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: EMPOWER@NCPS.
Historical route	Nan Chiau Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

North Spring Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Rivervale Street, Singapore 545088. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; EL CCE; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Arty-Crafty (Digital Art); Arty-Crafty (Wire Sculpture); Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; International Dance; String Ensemble; Tap Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Maker’s Sustainability Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Play Your Hearts Out @ North Spring.
Historical route	North Spring Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

North Vista Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Compassvale Link, Singapore 544974. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; P1 FTGP; P2 FTGP; P3 FTGP; P4 FTGP; P5 FTGP; P6 FTGP; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Malay Culture And Language; Speech And Drama; Vista Drama Club.
CCA: Others	Events Committee; Student Affairs Committee; Student Leadership (Prefect); Welfare Committee.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Health And Fitness; Modular Cca (Sports); Rugby; Softball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Modern Dance; Modular Cca (Vpa).
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Play. Create. Share.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: ArtsALIVE@VISTA.
Historical route	North Vista Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

North Vista Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Rivervale Link, Singapore 545081. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; Form Class; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library; Service Learning Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Athletics; Basketball; Football; Golf; Health And Fitness; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Sp-Cca (Water Polo).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Drama Club; Modern Dance; String Ensemble; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Cities and Urban Landscapes: Farm-to-Table.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Nurturing Creative Problem Solvers through the Arts & Design.
Historical route	North Vista Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Outram Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	48 Anchorvale Crescent, Singapore 549936. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business; Business Studies; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Lower Secondary Business; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Photography.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Frisbee; Netball; Rockwall Climbing; Swimming; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Business & Entrepreneurship: Business and Enterprise.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports For Life@Outram.
Historical route	Outram Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Palm View Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	150 Compassvale Bow, Singapore 544822. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Form Teacher Guidance Period (CCE); Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Physical Science; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Table Tennis.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Act-cellent Education through Drama.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: The Palm View Challenge — A Leader, An Advocate, A Force For Good.
Historical route	Palm View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pei Hwa Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Fernvale Link, Singapore 797702. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Future Leader Programme; Geography; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Student Initiated Learning; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Drama Society; Infocomm Club; Pei Hwa Art Council; Pei Hwa Times; Robotics Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Council; Student Initiated Activities (Clubs & Societies); Student Initiated Activities (Physical Sports And Outdoors); Student Initiated Activities (Visual & Performing Arts); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Outdoor Activities Club; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Dance Society; Guzheng Ensemble; Pei Hwa Voices; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Coding and Making.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: PRIDE of the Community: Developing An Altruist.
Historical route	Pei Hwa Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Rivervale Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	80 Rivervale Drive, Singapore 545092. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; MLP; Music; Physical Education; Pro Teach; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Drama; Lifeskills; Media Club; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Multi-Literacy Programme (MLP).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Dance and Fitness.
Historical route	Rivervale Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Seng Kang Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Compassvale Walk, Singapore 545166. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Ict Club; International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Hockey; Modular Cca (Sports); Softball; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Handbell Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Enhanced Spoken English Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Developing Values and Leadership through Sports Education.
Historical route	Seng Kang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Seng Kang Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Compassvale Lane, Singapore 545090. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; ENRICHMENT; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; FT; G1 MT; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Media Services Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Health Science & Technology.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Building Character through Sports & Outdoor Adventure.
Historical route	Seng Kang Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Sengkang Green Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Fernvale Road, Singapore 797636. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Environmental Science; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Future Skills through Experiential Project Work.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Fostering ICAR2E THROUGH THE ARTS.
Historical route	Sengkang Green Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Springdale Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	71 Anchorvale Link, Singapore 544799. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE; Chinese Language; English Language; Form Class; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Community Service; Design And Innovation; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Mathematics; Physical Science.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Clubs & Societies); Student Initiated Activities (Physical Sports And Outdoors); Student Initiated Activities (Visual & Performing Arts); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Modular Cca (Sports); Outdoor Adventure.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Modern Dance; Ukulele Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Nurturing Empathetic Change Makers.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Nurturing Leaders with a Heart.
Historical route	Springdale Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Serangoon

10 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Serangoon in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

CHIJ Our Lady Of Good Counsel

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2C Burghley Drive, Singapore 558979. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE (EL); Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Bowling; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Drama and Literary Arts for LifE! (D’LitE).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: The PROACTIVE Leader in Me Development Programme.
Historical route	CHIJ Our Lady Of Good Counsel: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Nanyang Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	128 Serangoon Avenue 3, Singapore 556111. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities & Social Science Research Programme (Literature); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit) – H3; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Geog) – H3; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist) – H3; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Lit in EL); Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Audio Visual Aids Club (Ava); Biz Club; Channel News Nanyang (Cnny); Chinese Literary Club; Interact Club; Nanyang Debaters And Orators; Photographic Society; Red Cross Youth (Nanyang Jc Chapter); Robotics And Computer Science Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club (External).
CCA: Others	Class Leaders Executive Committee (Clexco).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Dragon Boat; Floorball; Football; Gym Club; Karate; Netball; Outdoor Adventure Club (Odac); Squash; Table Tennis; Tchoukball; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade (External); External Cca: Red Cross Youth; Girl Guides (External); Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (External); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; Npcc (External); Scouts; St. John Brigade (External).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Cultural Society; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Comics And Illustration; Dance – Modern / Street; Drama Club; Guzheng Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra (Snyco); Singapore National Youth Orchestra (Snyo); Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme; Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Historical route	Nanyang Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Peicai Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Serangoon Avenue 4, Singapore 556094. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; PE-Basketball; PE-Netball; PE-Ultimate Frisbee; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Aero-Modelling; Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Applied food science & processing.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Becoming Persons for Others — Developing Leadership through and for the Community.
Historical route	Peicai Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Rosyth School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Serangoon North Avenue 4, Singapore 555855. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Chinese Language (Cultural Immersion); Higher Malay Language; Higher Malay Language (Cultural Immersion); Higher Tamil Language; Higher Tamil Language (Cultural Immersion); Hindi Language; ISO; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; E2K Maths; E2K Science; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Oratorical Club; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Health And Fitness; Modular Cca (Sports); Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Manga Art; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Material Science: Augmenting Science Learning through Innovation.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Programme for Aesthetics Integration@Rosyth (PAIR).
Historical route	Rosyth School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Serangoon Garden Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Serangoon North Avenue 1, Singapore 555889. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Earth Club; Media Club; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance; Guzheng Ensemble; Language Arts Club.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Researching Society through Media Literacy.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing Confident and Compassionate Leaders.
Historical route	Serangoon Garden Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Gabriel's Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	220 Lorong Chuan, Singapore 556742. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Faith-Based Cca; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Physical Science; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Golf; Gabrielite Sports Excellence Programme (Gsep); Karate; Swimming; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Modular Cca (Vpa).
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Gabrielite Digital Literacy Programme (GDLP).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Montfortian Leadership Programme (MLP).
Historical route	St Gabriel's Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Gabriel's Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	24 Serangoon Avenue 1, Singapore 556140. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Economics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Debating And Public Speaking; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Golf; Judo; Karate; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; Guitar Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Future of Transportation (Flight & Aerospace).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Integrated Character and Citizenship Education of growing Community Youth Leaders through Service and Leadership..
Historical route	St Gabriel's Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yangzheng Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Serangoon Avenue 3, Singapore 556108. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Green Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Cub Scouts; Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: Future-Makers Eco-Champions (FMEC) @ YZ.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: 4H Leadership @ YZPS.
Historical route	Yang Zheng Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Zhonghua Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	12 Serangoon Avenue 4, Singapore 556095. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Modular-Sports; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Thinknovate@ZPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Green Education Movement @ Zhonghua Primary School (GEM@ZPS).
Historical route	Zhonghua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Zhonghua Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	13 Serangoon Avenue 3, Singapore 556123. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; ART (Exp); Art (NA); Art (NT); Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCA (TG); Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design & Technology (Exp); Design & Technology (NA); Design & Technology (NT); Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; Food & Consumer Education (Exp); Food & Consumer Education (NA); Food & Consumer Education (NT); French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Media Resource Library.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; [Sjb] National Civil Defence Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Zhonghua Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Tampines

21 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Tampines in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

For a fuller discussion of this town’s school field, continue to Awesome Schools in Tampines. The directory below supplies source records; that guide develops the local educational interpretation.

Angsana Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	51 Tampines Street 61, Singapore 528565. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; C-CUBE; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Nurturing Problem Solvers through Computational Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Nurturing and Developing 21st Century Leaders through Enrichment and Lifeskills (ENL) Programmes.
Historical route	Angsana Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Changkat Changi Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	23 Simei St 3, Singapore 529894. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Initiated Activities (Physical Sports And Outdoors); Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Air) Boys; National Cadet Corps (Air) Girls; The Boys' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Instrumental Ensemble; Concert Band; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: SOAR @ CCSS – Student Centered Opportunities for AeRospace industries at CCSS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Service and Leadership through School to Nation.
Historical route	Changkat Changi Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Changkat Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Simei St 3, Singapore 529896. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Eco Club; Tech Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: ECO@CKP.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports, Outdoor, Athletics & Recreation @ Changkat Primary (SOAR@CKP).
Historical route	Changkat Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Chongzheng Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Tampines Street 21, Singapore 529392. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Design And Innovation; Digital Media; Environmental Science; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Hockey; Modular Cca (Sports); Rugby; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: EPIC – Empowering Pupils to Innovate for the Community.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Chong Zheng Community Leaders (CZCL).
Historical route	Chongzheng Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Dunman Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Tampines Street 45, Singapore 529093. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; S1 STEMviaDT; S2 STEMviaDT; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Green Club; Infocomm Club; Makers' Club; Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Golf; Health And Fitness; Netball; Swimming; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Stagearts Drama.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Dunman Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

East Spring Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Tampines St 33, Singapore 529258. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; E'Lights Development Time; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Chinese Languge; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Club; Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Sports Club; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Fusion & Modern Dance; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Music Club.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Digital Creativity @ ESPS.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: SPRING for Life – Developing Character through Sports.
Historical route	East Spring Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

East Spring Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Tampines Street 34, Singapore 529231. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Student Councillor; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Design And Innovation; Journalism.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Netball; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: 21st Century Innovators through Health Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Community Youth Leadership.
Historical route	East Spring Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Gongshang Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Tampines Street 42, Singapore 529176. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Fluent Speakers Future Stars- Developing Gongshangers into Effective Communicators.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: S.O.A.R. (Sports Opportunities and Achievement pRogramme).
Historical route	Gongshang Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Junyuan Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Tampines Street 91, Singapore 528906. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; E2K Science; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Mathematics; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Pop And Jazz.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Developing Every Pupil into a Confident Communicator.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts/ Visual Arts & Design: Arts Alive!.
Historical route	Junyuan Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Junyuan Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Tampines Street 84, Singapore 528933. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Badminton; Basketball; Rugby; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Developing Application-based Learning through Food Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Cultivating Community Champions through Youth Leadership.
Historical route	Junyuan Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Ngee Ann Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Tampines Street 32, Singapore 529283. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Interdisciplinary Project Work; Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess; Photography; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Outdoor Adventure; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Pop And Jazz; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Ngee Ann Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pasir Ris Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	390 Tampines Street 21, Singapore 529400. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); IPW; Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Lights; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Tinkers Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Eye on the World: Stories through Journalism.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Cultural Fusion.
Historical route	Pasir Ris Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Poi Ching School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Tampines Street 71, Singapore 529067. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Calligraphy; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Science Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Outdoor Activities Club; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Orchestra; Dance; Festive Drum.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Developing a Bilingual and Effective Speaker and wriTer in every pupil (BEST).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: D’ARTS@PCS.
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Poi Ching School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Springfield Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Tampines Avenue 8, Singapore 529593. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Digital Literacy; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; STEM – Applied Learning Programme; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Ecostem Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Football; Netball; Outdoor Pursuits Club; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps (Sea).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Health and Food Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: GEARing Springfielders for Success.
Historical route	Springfield Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Hilda's Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Tampines Ave 3, Singapore 529706. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Individualised Study Option; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Chess Club; Infocomm Club; Scrabble Club; Sonshine Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Hockey; Netball; Sailing; Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Dance; Drama & Media Club; Guzheng; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: The Hildan Ambassador Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: IMPRINTS Alive! Nurturing Creativity and Culture through Performing Arts, Visual Arts and Leadership.
Historical route	St Hilda's Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St. Hilda's Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Tampines Street 82, Singapore 528986. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Project Work (Service Learning); Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Cross Train; Infocomm (Robotics) Club; Mass Communication Club; Media Resource Library; Pa / Ava Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Hockey; Netball; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Hildan Chorale; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: The Hildan Approach to Teaching Thinking through English Language Learning.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Develop a Whole Person through Sports and Outdoor Education.
Historical route	St Hilda's Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tampines North Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	30 Tampines Avenue 9, Singapore 529565. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: I am a TNPS Influencer.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Green for Life (G4Life) Programme: Character Building through Environment Education.
Historical route	Tampines North Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tampines Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	250 Tampines Street 12, Singapore 529426. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; ICT Skills; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Entrepreneurship; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Modular Cca (Sports).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: STAR ACTtituDE: Students with Strengths, Talents, Aspiration and Resilience to Achieve Creativity and Confidence with Transformation inspired through Drama in Education.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Future-ready Citizens – Developing the Community Leader.
Historical route	Tampines Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Tampines Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	252 Tampines St 12, Singapore 529427. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme (Sec 1); Applied Learning Programme (Sec 2); Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Maker Faire Club; Photo Media Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Hockey).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance Dynamics; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Chinese Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Creative Engineering: Inter-disciplinary Authentic Problem Solving.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Creative Expressions: Character development through visual and performing arts.
Historical route	Tampines Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Temasek Junior College

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Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Tampines Avenue 9 Temasek Junior College, Singapore 529564. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	ACE Period; Advanced Mathematics; Aesthetics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Chinese Literature; Computing; Economics; English Literature; French Language; Fundamental Humanities; Fundamental Mathematics; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Green Science; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Innovation and Research Project; Intermediate Mathematics; Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Language Arts; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Music Elective Programme; NTU Science Research (Mathematics); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Econs); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (Hist); NUS-MOE Science Research (Physics); Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Singapore Studies and Chinese Literature; Singapore Studies and English Literature; Singapore Studies and Geography; Singapore Studies and History; Skills and Knowledge; SMU Game Theory; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Community Service (First Aid); Debate Club; Indian Cultural Society; Infocomm Club; Leo Club (Community Service); Malay Cultural Society; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball; Football; Netball; Outdoor Adventure Club; Outdoor Adventure Club (Jc Only); Shooting; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drama; Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Chinese); Music Elective Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Temasek Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yumin Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Tampines Street 21, Singapore 529393. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environment Club; Infocomm Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Netball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Creative Dance And Movement; Guzheng Ensemble; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: I3QUEST — Question, Imagine, Innovate, Inspire.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Developing Flourishing, Compassionate Yumin Champions who are rooted to Singapore.
Historical route	Yumin Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Tengah

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Pioneer Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	80 Tengah Garden Avenue, Singapore 699915. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Applied Learning Programme; Art; Bengali Language; CCE Assessment; CCE Assessment Grade; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Test; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Expression; Infocomm; Robotics; Student Councillors.
CCA: Others	Dance Ambassadors.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Wu Shu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Advocacy through Thinking.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Fitness and Graciousness Through Dance.
Historical route	Pioneer Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Toa Payoh

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Bartley Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Jalan Bunga Rampai, Singapore 538403. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Applied Learning Programme; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Curioste Club; Entrepreneur Club; Merit Club; Service Learning Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Table Tennis; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Chemical and Applied Sciences (Fragrance).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: i-LEAD @ Bartley to develop as Leaders for Others.
Historical route	Bartley Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Beatty Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Toa Payoh North, Singapore 318990. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Canoeing; Football; Health And Fitness; Modular Cca (Sports); Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Swimming; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Cities and Urban Landscapes: Beattyians Think.Create.Innovate – Programming for smart living.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Beatty’s Leaders for Life Programme.
Historical route	Beatty Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Cedar Girls' Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Cedar Avenue, Singapore 349692. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Art (IP); Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Biotechnology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Design & Technology; Design & Technology (IP); Design and Technology; Design Studies; Drama; Economics; Electronics; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; Food & Consumer Education (IP); French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Mathematics; Mathematics 1; Mathematics 2; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Regional Studies Programme; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies (IP); Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Test rebase A; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual & Photography Club; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environment Club; Infocomm Club; Young Journalist Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Netball; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guzheng Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Regional Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Cedar Girls' Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Cedar Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Cedar Avenue, Singapore 349700. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Character Citizenship Education; Chinese Language; Creative and Inventive Thinking; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; LSP; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Community Service; Design And Innovation; English Language, Drama And Debating; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Outdoor Adventure; Softball; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Creative and Inventive Thinking (CIT) Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Upstanding Leaders @ Cedar Primary School.
Historical route	Cedar Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	628 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319765. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Catechism; Chinese Language; English Language; Ethics; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Green Pixel Club; International Chess; Tech & Media Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Diving; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Swimming; Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Culture Dance; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance; Theatre Academy.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Trash to Treasure.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: IJSports.
Historical route	CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	626 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319764. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design and Technology; Drama; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Arts Alive!; Automation And Robotics Club; Chinese Cultural Society; Debating And Oratory Society; Igrow@Ij; Ij Media Club; Ij Youth Mission; International Chess; Legion Of Mary.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Golf; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Sailing; Shooting; Tennis; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Sea); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Guitar Ensemble; Ij Dance Ensemble; Ij Theatre; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
MOE programme records	Art Elective Programme.
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	CHIJ Secondary: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

First Toa Payoh Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	7 Lorong 8 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319252. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Photography; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Hip-Hop Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	ICT & Media: Literacy Through Photojournalism.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Building Through Outdoor Experiential Learning.
Historical route	First Toa Payoh Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Kheng Cheng School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Lorong 3 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319580. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); International Chess.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Modular Cca (Sports); Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girls' Brigade; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Eco-lution.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Student Voice & Advocacy (SVA).
Historical route	Kheng Cheng School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Maris Stella High School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (P1-S4); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	25 Mount Vernon Road, Singapore 368051. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Appreciation of Chinese Culture; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Biology; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Computing; Design and Technology; Economics; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Music; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Information and Communications Technology; Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Science; Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Bicultural Club; Chinese Chess; Chinese Literary Society; English Literary Society; Environmental Science; International Chess; Marist Digital Media Club; Marist Robotics & Programming Club; Mathematics Society; Science Club; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Archery; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Outdoor Activities Club; Rockwall Climbing; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Hockey); Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Chinese).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan; autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Maris Stella High School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Marymount Convent School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Marymount Road, Singapore 297754. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; CVE; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Debating And Public Speaking; Design And Innovation; Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Badminton; Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Rope Skipping.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies).
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Grooming Compassionate and Confident Ladies to Advocate for Worthy Causes.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Enhancing Holistic Health through Sports and Outdoor Education – Sports Excellence (SPOEEX) @ Marymount.
Historical route	Marymount Convent School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Pei Chun Public School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	16 Lorong 7 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319320. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Higher Chinese Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	#Digi.Me Club; Art And Crafts; Chinese Ink Brush Painting; Science And Gardening Club; Strategic Board Games.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Pam); Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefectorial).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Let'S Play Sports; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Bilingual Media Studies (BMS) Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Pei Chun Leaders Programme (PCLP).
Directory flags	Special Assistance Plan. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Pei Chun Public School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Raffles Girls' School (Secondary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Braddell Rise, Singapore 318871. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art & Design; Bahasa Indonesia; Bengali Language; Biology; Character & Leadership Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Design & Technology; English Language; Food & Design; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Inquiry & Advocacy; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Mathematics 1; Mathematics 2; Music & Design; Music Elective Programme; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Spanish Language; Special Art Programme; Special Arts Programme; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Audio Visual Aid; Chinese Language, Drama And Debating; Cogitare Club; Debate And Oratorical Society; Indian Culture And Language; Infocomm Club; Malay Culture And Language; Mathematics; Media Resource Library; Photographic Society; Publication; Raffles Mind Sports; Robotics Club; Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Congress); Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Pb); Student Leadership (Psb).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cross Country; Diving; Equestrian; Fencing; Golf; Ice Hockey; Ice Skating; Judo; Karate; Modern Pentathlon; Modular Cca (Sports); Netball; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Rockwall Climbing; Sailing; Shooting; Softball; Squash; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Cross Country; Trampoline Gymnastics; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps (Sea); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung Ensemble; Band Symphonic; Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance International; English Drama; Ethnic Dance; Guitar Ensemble; Handbell Ensemble; Indian Dance; Indian Orchestra; Malay Dance; Raffles Drama; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; String Ensemble.
MOE programme records	Music Elective Programme; Regional Studies Programme.
Directory flags	Integrated Programme. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Raffles Girls’ School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St Andrew's Junior College

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Sorby Adams Drive, Singapore 357691. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Japanese Language; Knowledge & Inquiry; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Management of Business; Mathematics; Music; NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS Geopolitics: Geographies of War & Peace; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounting; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Theatre Studies & Drama; Translation (Chinese); Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Ava/Pa Club; Environment Club; Indian Culture And Language; Infocomm Club; Lds; Malay Culture And Language; Mentoring Club; Photography; Saints Advocate; Saints For Christ; Sajc Mun; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Students' Council.
CCA: Others	Students' Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Cross Country; Football; Frisbee; Handball; Hockey; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Rugby; Tennis; Touch Rugby; Track And Field; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Cadet Corps (Land); National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Dance Society; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra.
Historical route	St Andrew's Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St Andrew's School (Junior)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Francis Thomas Drive, Singapore 359337. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Chess Club; Eco Club; Media Club; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Hockey; Rugby; Sports Club; Swimming.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Saints as Servant Leaders who Bring Life to the Nations.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports for Life.
Historical route	St Andrew's School (Junior): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

St Andrew's School (Secondary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Francis Thomas Drive, Singapore 359342. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language (Special Programme) (Non-examinable); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Design Studies; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Servant Leaders; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Saints Media; Singapore Youth Flying Club; Stay.
CCA: Physical Sports	Athletics; Badminton; Basketball; Football; Hockey; Rugby; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Squash; Swimming; Tennis; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Saints Engineering Design Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports for Life.
Historical route	St Andrew's Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Admiralty Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Woodlands Circle, Singapore 738907. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Design And Innovation; English Language & Drama; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Visual Arts.
CCA: Physical Sports	Football; Rope Skipping; Sports Club; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Design Thinking for Sustainability (DTS @ Admiralty).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: High Performance Mind-set for Personal Leadership.
Historical route	Admiralty Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Admiralty Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Woodlands Crescent, Singapore 737916. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Literature in English; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Digital Media; Media Resource Library; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Cyl; Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Netball; Rugby; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Emerging Technologies: Design Thinking Through Innovation and Technology.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Nurturing Mindful Leaders through Community Outreach.
Historical route	Admiralty Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Christ Church Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	20 Woodlands Drive 17, Singapore 737924. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Christian Fellowship; Infocomm Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Sp-Cca (Water Polo); Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps; The Boys' Brigade; The Girls' Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Applied Learning Programme (ALP) in Health Science and Technology @ CHR.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Leadership through Outdoor Adventure Learning.
Historical route	Christ Church Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Evergreen Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Woodlands Circle, Singapore 738908. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; Digital Literacy & Technological Skills; English Language; Form Class; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support Leader); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Environmental Innovators and Agents of Change.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Learning Through The Arts & Learning In The Arts.
Historical route	Evergreen Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Evergreen Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Woodlands Street 83, Singapore 738489. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Interdisciplinary Project Work; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Aesthetics Dept; Audio Visual Aid; Chinese Language Dept; Digital Media Club; Eldds; English Dept; Interact Club; Malay Language Dept; Mathematics Dept; Science Dept; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Cca Exco; Student Leadership (House); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Cross Country; Health And Fitness; Netball; Rope Skipping; Rugby; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Ncdcc; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Gamelan Ensemble; Guitar Ensemble; Malay Dance; Singapore National Youth Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Effective Communicators with a Heart.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Strengthening Resilience, Character and Leadership through Sports Education.
Historical route	Evergreen Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Fuchun Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	23 Woodlands Avenue 1, Singapore 739063. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Junior Reporters.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Health And Fitness.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; International Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Speak Up!.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Aesthetically Responding To Shine (ARTS).
Historical route	Fuchun Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Greenwood Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Woodlands Dr 62, Singapore 737942. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Subject Based Banding; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Rugby.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Bilingual LIterature Appreciation Student Series (BLISS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: We are Thinking, Inventive and Zealous KIdZ (WHIZZ) to serve the community.
Historical route	Greenwood Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Innova Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	80 Woodlands Drive 17, Singapore 737888. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PE(School Based Subject); Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Stem Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Table Tennis; Track And Field; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Harmonica Ensemble; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Creative Problem Solving at Innova Primary School (CPS@IPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Leading Through Serving.
Historical route	Innova Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Marsiling Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	31 Woodlands Centre Road, Singapore 738927. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Rugby; Taekwondo; Tchoukball; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Malay Dance; Percussion Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Spark Ideas, Spark Interest, Spark Action: Igniting A Passion for Purposeful Storytelling (SPARKS@MPS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: LEAD (Learn, Engage, Absorb, Demonstrate) to Serve @ MPS.
Historical route	Marsiling Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Marsiling Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	12 Marsiling Road, Singapore 739110. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; Form Class; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Ava/ Infocomm Club; Community Service; Scrabble.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Floorball; Sepaktakraw; Shine; Silat.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; International Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Eco-Sustainability through Inquiry-based Learning.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: HEART – HEalthy and Active youth for the community through outdooR and health promoTing curriculum.
Historical route	Marsiling Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Qihua Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	5 Woodlands Street 81, Singapore 738525. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art & Pottery Club; Dikir Barat; Drama Club; Green Club; Innovation & Entrepreneurship Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Sepaktakraw; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: Inventive and Critical Thinking Skills through Innovation and Entrepreneurship Excellence Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Promotion of School Values through Sports Development Programme (SDP).
Historical route	Qihua Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Riverside Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	110 Woodlands Crescent, Singapore 737803. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Home Economics; Play Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Playworks — Nurturing Critical and Inventive Thinkers.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: PeerWorks – Building Self, Supporting One Another, Serving the Community Together.
Historical route	Riverside Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Riverside Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Woodlands Street 81, Singapore 738524. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Digital Media Club; Environmental Science; Robotics; Visual Arts.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Softball; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Multi-Cultural Dance Society.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Tamil).
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Global Citizenship Education through Critical Social Inquiry.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Arts for Life.
Historical route	Riverside Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Si Ling Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	61 Woodlands Avenue 1, Singapore 739067. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CHARACTER AND CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; HIGHER CHINESE; Higher Chinese Language; HIGHER MALAY; Higher Malay Language; HIGHER TAMIL; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environmental Ambassadors; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Scieinsteins.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Activekids; Basketball; Floorball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Environmental Science Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Community and Student Leadership.
Historical route	Si Ling Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Singapore Sports School

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Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-S5, JC1-JC2); SPECIALISED SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Champions Way, Singapore 737913. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Economics; English Language; English Language and Linguistics; Exercise & Sports Science; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; History; Knowledge & Inquiry; Literature in English; Malay Language; Mathematics; Physics; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Tamil Language.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (House).
CCA: Physical Sports	Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Beach Volleyball; Bowling; Canoeing; Cycling; Diving; Fencing; Floorball; Football; Golf; Ice Skating; Jiu Jitsu; Multi-Sport; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Rhythmic Gymnastics; Rollersports; Rowing; Sailing; Shooting; Silat; Sport Climbing; Squash; Swimming; Table Tennis; Taekwondo; Tennis; Track And Field; Trampoline; Triathlon; Water Polo; Wrestling; Wushu.
Historical route	Singapore Sports School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Spectra Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S4); SPECIALISED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Woodlands Drive 64, Singapore 737758. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Hindi Language; InfoComm Technology; Malay Language; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language; Vocational Education.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Media & Photography Club; Urban Farmers; Young Artists; Young Chefs; Young Creators; Young Engineers.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Young Trekkers.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; Ncdcc.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Dance Club; Music Club.
Historical route	Spectra Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Woodgrove Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Woodlands Drive 14, Singapore 738079. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; Digital Media; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Rope Skipping; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Chinese Dance; English Drama; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Effective Communication through Drama Pedagogies.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Shine and Succeed through Dance.
Historical route	Woodgrove Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Woodgrove Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Woodlands Avenue 6, Singapore 738990. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Hindi Language; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Sp-Cca (Water Polo).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: STEM for Sustainable Living in the Community.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Learners and Leaders for Life.
Historical route	Woodgrove Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Woodlands Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Woodlands Drive 50, Singapore 738853. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; CCE FTGP; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PAL; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; RRP; Science; SDR; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Alp (Mtl); Art And Crafts; Biological Science; Chinese Culture And Language; English Culture And Language; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Mathematics; Media Resource Library; Physical Science; Robotics; Speech And Drama.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Football; Step; Swimming; Tchoukball; Volleyball; We-Fit.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Handbell Ensemble; Indian Dance; Junior Winds; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Joy of Learning Languages (JOL2@WOODS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports Performance And Character Education (SPACE).
Historical route	Woodlands Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Woodlands Ring Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Woodlands Ring Road, Singapore 738240. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Craft Club; Drama & Literary Club; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Science Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Game Design and Making: Be a deSign Thinker (B.E.S.T).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: I can Soar Leadership Programme @WRP.
Historical route	Woodlands Ring Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Woodlands Ring Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Woodlands Avenue 1, Singapore 739062. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CHARACTER AND CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Audio Visual Aid; Media Resource Library; Robotics; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Hockey; Netball; Softball; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; Cultural Dance; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: The Robotics Education & Enterprise (TREE).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Student Leadership Development through Involvement in the Community.
Historical route	Woodlands Ring Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Woodlands Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Marsiling Road, Singapore 739111. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; PE; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Football; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Real Food, Real Science.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Paying it Forward: WDL’s Glocal Leadership Programme.
Historical route	Woodlands Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Yishun

19 institution records in the MOE snapshot. Explore Yishun in the Singapore History Atlas. Read the present campus alongside its historical record; a school name may preserve a relationship with a different place.

Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Yishun Street 11, Singapore 768643. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Photography; Robotics.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Peer Support); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; N2 Cluster Football; Rope Skipping.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Indian Dance; Malay Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainability Education — Nurturing Students to be Stewards of Our Environment.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: The 3Rs — Leader U Development programme- From Values to Action: Developing Community-based Student Leaders.
Historical route	Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	751 Yishun Avenue 7, Singapore 768928. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Music Preparatory Course; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	(Ai) Robotics Club; Green Service Club.
CCA: Others	Outdoor Leader; Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Canoeing); Track And Field.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Concert Band; Dance Ensemble; English Drama.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Music Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Humanities: Critical Social Inquiry and Media Literacy.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Development Through Outdoor Learning Experience (OLE).
Historical route	Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Chongfu School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	170 Yishun Avenue 6, Singapore 768959. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; PROJECT WORK; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Chinese Culture And Language; English Culture And Language; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing).
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Football; Health And Fitness; Table Tennis; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Drums; Chinese Orchestra; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Innovation & Enterprise: Chongfu Design Thinkers' Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Growing Character through Sports and Outdoor Education.
Historical route	Chongfu School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	11 Yishun Street 61, Singapore 768547. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; CS(Chem)N(A); Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Sci(Chem)O; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; SS O; SSN(A); SSO; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Entrepreneur Club; Green Club; Infocomm & Robotics Club; Journalism Club; Multimedia Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Fencing; Football; Modular Cca (Sports); Odac; Volleyball; Water Polo; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Scouts; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Chinese Drama; Chinese Orchestra; Choir; Dance Ensemble; Festival Drums; Guzheng Ensemble; Singapore National Youth Orchestra; Symphonic Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Food Science and Technology.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: HeARTs for the Arts.
Historical route	Chung Cheng High School (Yishun): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Huamin Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	21 Yishun Avenue 11, Singapore 768857. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE EL; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; IPW; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PAL; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Ceramics; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Media Resource Library; Robotics; Strategy Games; Unesco Club.
CCA: Others	Cca Leaders.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; Floorball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Education for Sustainable Development (ESD @ Huamin).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Visual Arts & Design: Creative Arts Programme for Students (C.A.P.S.).
Historical route	Huamin Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Jiemin Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 Yishun Street 71, Singapore 768515. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Journalism; Robotics.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Modular Cca (Sports); Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Chinese Dance; Guzheng Ensemble; Malay Dance; Modern Dance; Modular Cca (Vpa).
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Journalist-in-Making (JiM).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Aesthetics Alive.
Historical route	Jiemin Primary school: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Naval Base Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	7 Yishun Ave 4, Singapore 769028. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Speech And Drama.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Taekwondo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Constructionist Game Design.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Holistic Outdoor Physical Education & Sports (HOPES) Programmes.
Historical route	Naval Base Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Naval Base Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	901 Yishun Ring Road, Singapore 768689. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Table Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Police Cadet Corps; St John Brigade.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; English Drama; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Aesthetics: ALP in Art.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Character Education through Sports.
Historical route	Naval Base Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

North View Primary School

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Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	210 Yishun Avenue 6, Singapore 768960. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; FTGP; Gujarati Language; Higher Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PAL; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Computing); Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Outdoor Adventure.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Sustainable Living Starts with Me.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Every Pupil a Confident Performer.
Historical route	North View Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Northbrooks Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	585 Yishun Ring Road, Singapore 768692. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Biology; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Aero-Modelling; Animation; Art And Crafts; Audio Visual Aid; Biological Science; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Aikido; Archery; Artistic Gymnastics; Artistic Swimming; Badminton; Basketball; Boccia; Bowling; Floorball; Outdoor Adventure; Sp-Cca (Athletics).
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps; Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Ballet; Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Guzheng Ensemble; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Future of Transportation: Northbrooks Aerospace Programme (Applied Learning In Aerospace).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Northbrooks Outdoor Education: Adventure, Character, Environment (A.C.E.) Programme.
Historical route	Northbrooks Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Northland Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	15 Yishun Avenue 4, Singapore 769026. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chess; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Project Work; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Chess Club; Malay Culture And Language; Robotics Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Football; Netball; Track And Field; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Cub Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Cultural Dance; Choir; Drama Club; Handbell Ensemble; Modern Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Applied Thinking Programme.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: My Story, My Stage.
Historical route	Northland Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Northland Secondary School

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Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Yishun Street 22, Singapore 768578. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Cluster Infocomm-Robotics; Heart Club; Infocomm Technology (Media Production).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Bowling; Cluster Football; Floorball; Hockey; Netball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Air); National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Mcac; Pipe Band.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Health and Food Science: Eldertech – Technology for Adaptive Aging.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Game for Life (GfL) — “Empowering our Active Sportsmen”.
Historical route	Northland Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Orchid Park Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	10 Yishun Street 81, Singapore 768454. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Business Studies; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Class Mentor Period; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; Drama; Economics; Electronics; Elements of Business Skills; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in Chinese; Literature in English; Literature in Malay; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Mobile Robotics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Smart Electrical Technology; Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Thai Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Modular Cca (C&S); Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Council); Student Leadership (Peer Support).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football; Hockey; Netball; Sepaktakraw; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Taekwondo; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girls' Brigade; National Cadet Corps (Sea); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Concert Band; English Drama; Guitar Ensemble; Modern Dance.
MOE programme records	Enhanced Art Programme.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Aesthetics: ARTopIA.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Community OutReach Education (CORE) Programme.
Historical route	Orchid Park Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Peiying Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	651 Yishun Ring Road, Singapore 768687. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Gujarati Language; Foundation Hindi Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Punjabi Language; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Foundation Urdu Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Photography; Physical Science.
CCA: Physical Sports	Netball; Outdoor Adventure; Rope Skipping; Sepaktakraw; Volleyball.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Girl Guides (Brownies); Red Cross Youth.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Angklung/Kulintang Ensemble; Choir; English Drama; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Project THINK (Thinking Holistic Innovative Networked Kids) for Home Earth.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports, Character Development and Adventure Learning Experiences @ Peiying (SCALE@PEIYING).
Historical route	Peiying Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Xishan Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	8 Yishun Street 21, Singapore 768611. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Strategy Games.
CCA: Physical Sports	Floorball; Hockey; Sports Club.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; English Drama; Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; String Ensemble.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: News Enrichment Xishanites Unitedly Share (NEXUS).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Developing Confident Leaders through Mental Skills Empowerment and Values In Action.
Historical route	Xishan Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yishun Innova Junior College

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Institution record	JUNIOR COLLEGE; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	3 Yishun Ring Road, Singapore 768675. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Biology; Chemistry; China Studies in Chinese; China Studies in English; Chinese Language; Chinese Language and Literature; Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computing; Economics; English Language and Linguistics; French Language; Further Mathematics; General Paper; General Studies in Chinese; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Hindi Language; History; Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language and Literature; Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; NTU Science Research (Physics); NTU Semiconductor Physics & Devices; NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (CL & Lit); NUS-MOE Humanities & Social Science Research (ML & Lit); Physical Education; Physics; Project Work; Punjabi Language; SMU Game Theory; Tamil Language; Tamil Language and Literature; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; English Debate Society; Interact Club; Makers' Academy; Strategy Club; Talent Development.
CCA: Others	Class Leaders Council; Student Leadership (Council).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Modular Sports; Netball; Outdoor Adventure Club; Tennis; Track And Field; Ultimate Frisbee; Volleyball.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Orchestra; Chorale; Dance; English Drama; Musicians' Club; Symphonic Band.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Malay).
Historical route	Yishun Innova Junior College: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yishun Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	500 Yishun Ring Road, Singapore 768679. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; English Language, Drama And Debating; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Floorball; Football.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Concert Band; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	STEM – Sustainability: Be Environmentally Green, Don't Leave Your Footprint.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Music & Performing Arts: Viva De Symphonie — Championing Values: Living, Learning and Growing through Music.
Historical route	Yishun Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yishun Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	4 Yishun Street 71, Singapore 768516. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; Character and Citizenship Education; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Retail Operations; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Infocomm Technology (Media Production); Robotics; Ye@H.
CCA: Others	Student Leadership (Prefect).
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Cross Country; Football; Netball; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Cadet Corps (Land); National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; D'Lite (English Drama); Guzheng Ensemble; Indian Dance; Malay Dance; Modern Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Aesthetics: ALP in Sonic Arts (Music, Media & Technology).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Youth Leadership: Leading with Empathy, Serving with Compassion through the Arts.
Historical route	Yishun Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Yishun Town Secondary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	SECONDARY (S1-S5); GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	6 Yishun Street 21, Singapore 768610. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Additional Mathematics; Arabic Language as 3rd Lang; Arabic Language as MTL-in-lieu; Art; Bahasa Indonesia; Basic Chinese Language; Basic Malay Language; Basic Tamil Language; Bengali Language; Biology; Burmese Language; CCE; Chemistry; Chinese Language; Chinese Language (Special Programme); Chinese Language Syllabus B; Computer Applications; Computing; Design & Technology; Design and Technology; English Language; Exercise & Sports Science; Food & Consumer Education; French Language; Geography; German Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Art; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Music; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; History; Humanities (Geography); Humanities (History); Humanities (Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Geography); Humanities (SS, History); Humanities (SS, Humanities Exposure Modules); Humanities (SS, Literature in Chinese); Humanities (SS, Literature in English); Humanities (SS, Literature in Malay); Humanities (SS, Literature in Tamil); Japanese Language; Literature in English; Literature in Tamil; Malay Language; Malay Language (Special Programme); Malay Language Syllabus B; Mathematics; Music; Nutrition and Food Science; Physical Education; Physics; Principles of Accounts; Punjabi Language; Science; Science (Chem, Bio); Science (Phy, Bio); Science (Phy, Chem); Social Studies; Spanish Language; Tamil Language; Tamil Language Syllabus B; Thai Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art And Crafts; Environmental Science; Infocomm Technology (Computing); International Chess; Photography; Singapore Youth Flying Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Basketball; Bowling; Football; Shooting; Sp-Cca (Athletics); Swimming; Table Tennis; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Girl Guides; National Civil Defence Cadet Corps; National Police Cadet Corps.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Chinese Dance; Choir; Concert Band; English Drama.
MOE programme records	Language Elective Programme (Tamil).
Directory flags	autonomous-school status. These identify source categories, not comparative outcomes.
Historical route	Yishun Town Secondary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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Four CENTRAL-Labelled Campuses, Resolved by Present Planning Area

The MOE source groups these four current campuses under CENTRAL. That source label is retained here for provenance, while address-level checks against current planning-area material place the snapshot campuses in Newton, River Valley, Museum and Rochor. This is a present-campus crosswalk, not a claim about historical campuses. Use URA’s Master Plan and URA SPACE for current planning-area checks.

Newton

1 school record resolved from the MOE source label CENTRAL by present-campus address. Explore Newton in the Singapore History Atlas.

Anglo-Chinese School (Junior)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; BOYS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	16 Winstedt Road, Singapore 227988. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Chess Club; Christian Fellowship; Science Club.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Bowling; External Artistic Gymnastics; External Golf; External Taekwondo; External Track & Field; External Wushu; Football; Hockey; Rugby; Sailing; Swimming; Table Tennis; Tennis; Water Polo.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Boys' Brigade; Cub Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Junior Vibez; String Orchestra.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Interdisciplinary: Creative Thinkers.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: All for Sports, Sports for All @ ACS(Junior).
Historical route	Anglo Chinese School (Junior): MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

River Valley

1 school record resolved from the MOE source label CENTRAL by present-campus address. Explore River Valley in the Singapore History Atlas.

River Valley Primary School

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	2 River Valley Green, Singapore 237993. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; CCE (CL); CCE (EL); CCE (ML); CCE (TL); Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Bengali Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; FTGP; Higher Chinese; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Physical Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Chinese Weiqi; Infocomm Technology; Students' Council; Visual Arts Club.
CCA: Others	Cca Leaders; Student Council.
CCA: Physical Sports	Badminton; Basketball; Floorball; Football; Netball; Volleyball; Wushu.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Red Cross Youth; Scouts.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Choir; Concert Band; Dance Ensemble; English Drama.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: Comms-IT Rt!.
Published Learning for Life Programme	Community Service & Student Leadership: Every RVian a Leader.
Historical route	River Valley Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

Museum

1 school record resolved from the MOE source label CENTRAL by present-campus address. Explore Museum in the Singapore History Atlas.

School Of The Arts, Singapore

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	MIXED LEVEL (S1-JC2); SPECIALISED SCHOOL; CO-ED SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	1 Zubir Said Drive 05 01, Singapore 227968. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Chinese Language; Coordinated Science; Dance; English Language and Critical Thinking; Hindi Language; Humanities and Social Sciences; Integrated Arts; Literary Arts; Literature in English; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; Tamil Language; Theatre; Visual Arts.
CCA directory	No matching CCA record found in this source snapshot. This is not a finding that the institution has no activities.
Historical route	Search the heritage-name index for predecessor or alternate names. An absent automatic name match does not establish an absent history.

Rochor

1 school record resolved from the MOE source label CENTRAL by present-campus address. Explore Rochor in the Singapore History Atlas.

St. Margaret's School (Primary)

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Record	Published information and reading route
Institution record	PRIMARY; GOVERNMENT-AIDED SCH; GIRLS' SCHOOL.
Campus in source snapshot	136 Sophia Road, Singapore 228197. Institution website.
Subject directory entries	Art; Bengali Language; Chinese Language; English Language; Foundation Chinese Language; Foundation English Language; Foundation Malay Language; Foundation Mathematics; Foundation Science; Foundation Tamil Language; Gujarati Language; Higher Chinese Language; Higher Malay Language; Higher Tamil Language; Hindi Language; Malay Language; Mathematics; Music; PHE; Physical Education; Physical Education and Health Education; Punjabi Language; Science; Social Studies; Tamil Language; Urdu Language.
CCA: Clubs And Societies	Art Club; Environmental Science; Infocomm; Star.
CCA: Physical Sports	Bowling; Modular Sports; Netball; Netball Development Squad; Tennis.
CCA: Uniformed Groups	Brownies; Gb.
CCA: Visual And Performing Arts	Brass Band; Choir; Guitar Ensemble; International Dance.
Published Applied Learning Programme	Languages: The H.E.A.R.T of Communication (Heart, Head and Hands and Ears through Application in Real-life situations and Tiered).
Published Learning for Life Programme	Sports & Outdoor Education: Sports A.C².E: Sports for All; Sports for Continuity & Character; Sports for Excellence.
Historical route	St Margaret's Primary School: MOE Heritage Centre record. This is a separate historical source; check individual event dates there.

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School Memory: 601 Routes Into the MOE Heritage Collection

This alphabetical index preserves the names presented by the MOE Heritage Centre. It includes historical institutions and must not be read as a current admissions list. Follow an entry for its documented chronology, then return to the current register if you are looking for a school operating in the 2026 directory snapshot. Similar names are not automatically the same institution.

Source: MOE Heritage Centre school-history repository, accessed 3 October 2026. The index reproduces institution names and links, not school songs, photographs or narrative histories.

A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z

A

Open historical school names: A

• Admiralty Primary School
• Admiralty Secondary School
• Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School
• Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
• Ai Tong School
• Alexandra Estate Primary School
• Alexandra Hill Primary School
• Alexandra Primary School
• Aljunied Primary School
• Ama Keng School
• Anchor Green Primary School
• Anderson Junior College
• Anderson Primary School
• Anderson Secondary School
• Anderson Serangoon Junior College
• Ang Mo Kio Primary School
• Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
• Anglican High School
• Anglo Chinese Junior College
• Anglo Chinese School (Barker Road)
• Anglo Chinese School (Independent)
• Anglo Chinese School (Junior)
• Anglo Chinese School (Primary)
• Angsana Primary School
• Anthony Road Girls' School
• Aroozoo School
• Assumption English School
• Assumption Pathway School

B

Open historical school names: B

• Balester Hill West Primary School
• Balestier Boys' School
• Balestier Hill East Primary School
• Balestier Hill Primary School
• Balestier Hill Primary School (1986 to 1988)
• Balestier Hill Secondary School
• Balestier Mixed School
• Balestier Primary School
• Bartley Primary School
• Bartley Secondary School
• Batu Berlayer School
• Beacon Primary School
• Beatty Primary School
• Beatty Secondary School
• Bedok Boys' School
• Bedok Girls' School
• Bedok Green Primary School
• Bedok Green Secondary School
• Bedok North Primary School
• Bedok North Secondary School
• Bedok Primary School
• Bedok South Primary School
• Bedok South Secondary School
• Bedok Town Primary School
• Bedok Town Secondary School
• Bedok View Primary School
• Bedok View Secondary School
• Bedok West Primary School
• Belvedere Primary School
• Belvedere School (Bukit Merah)
• Bendemeer Primary School
• Bendemeer Secondary School
• Beng Wan Primary School
• Birkhall Road School
• Bishan Park Secondary School
• Blangah Rise Primary School
• Boo Teck School (Farrer Park)
• Boon Keng Primary School
• Boon Lay Garden Primary School
• Boon Lay Primary School
• Boon Lay Secondary School
• Bowen Secondary School
• Braddell Primary School
• Braddell Rise School
• Braddell Westlake Secondary School
• Broadrick Primary School
• Broadrick Secondary School
• Bukit Batok East Primary School
• Bukit Batok Secondary School
• Bukit Batok West Primary School
• Bukit Ho Swee Primary School
• Bukit Ho Swee Secondary School
• Bukit Merah North School
• Bukit Merah Primary School
• Bukit Merah Secondary School
• Bukit Merah South School
• Bukit Panjang Government High School
• Bukit Panjang Primary School
• Bukit Timah Primary School
• Bukit View Primary School
• Bukit View Secondary School
• Buona Vista Secondary School

C

Open historical school names: C

• CHIJ (Katong) Primary
• CHIJ Katong Convent
• CHIJ Kellock
• CHIJ Opera Estate Primary School
• CHIJ Our Lady Of Good Counsel
• CHIJ Our Lady Of The Nativity
• CHIJ Our Lady Queen Of Peace
• CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)
• CHIJ Secondary
• CHIJ St Joseph's Convent
• CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School
• CHIJ St Theresa's Convent
• Cairnhill Primary School
• Cambridge Primary School
• Canberra Primary School
• Canberra Secondary School
• Canossa Catholic Primary School
• Cantonment Primary School
• Cantonment School
• Casuarina Primary School
• Catholic High School
• Catholic Junior College
• Cedar Boys' Primary School
• Cedar Girls' Primary School
• Cedar Girls' Secondary School
• Cedar Primary School
• Chai Chee Secondary School
• Changkat Changi Secondary School
• Changkat Primary School
• Chao Yang School
• Charlton School
• Chestnut Drive Secondary School
• Chong Boon Secondary School
• Chong De Primary School
• Chong Li Primary School
• Chong Shan Primary School
• Chongfu School
• Chongzheng Primary School
• Christ Church Secondary School
• Chua Chu Kang Government Chinese Primary School
• Chua Chu Kang Malay School
• Chua Chu Kang Primary School
• Chua Chu Kang Secondary School
• Chung Cheng High School (Main)
• Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)
• Clementi North Primary School
• Clementi Primary School
• Clementi Town Primary School
• Clementi Town Secondary School
• Clementi Woods Secondary School
• Commonwealth Secondary School
• Compassvale Primary School
• Compassvale Secondary School
• Concord Primary School
• Coral Primary School
• Coral Secondary School
• Corporation Primary School
• Crescent Girls' School
• Crest Secondary School

D

Open historical school names: D

• Da Qiao Primary School
• Da Zhong Primary School
• Damai Primary School
• Damai Secondary School
• De La Salle School
• Delta Circus Primary School
• Delta East Primary School
• Delta Primary School
• Delta Secondary School
• Delta West Primary School
• Deyi Secondary School
• Dorset Primary School
• Duchess School
• Dunearn Secondary School
• Dunman High School
• Dunman Secondary School

E

Open historical school names: E

• East Coast Primary School
• East Payoh Secondary School
• East Spring Primary School
• East Spring Secondary School
• East View Primary School
• East View Secondary School
• Edgefield Primary School
• Edgefield Secondary School
• Elias Park Primary School
• Elling North School
• Elling Primary School
• Elling South School
• Endeavour Primary School
• Eunoia Junior College
• Eunos Primary School
• Evergreen Primary School
• Evergreen Secondary School

F

Open historical school names: F

• Fairfield Methodist School (Primary)
• Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary)
• Fajar Secondary School
• Farrer Park Primary School
• Farrer Primary School
• Fengshan Primary School
• Fern Green Primary School
• Fernvale Primary School
• First Toa Payoh Primary School
• First Toa Payoh Secondary School
• Fowlie Primary School
• Frontier Primary School
• Fuchun Primary School
• Fuchun Secondary School
• Fuhua Primary School
• Fuhua Secondary School

G

Open historical school names: G

• Gan Eng Seng Primary School
• Gan Eng Seng School
• Geylang Methodist School (Primary)
• Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)
• Geylang Primary School
• Ghim Moh Primary School
• Ghim Moh Secondary School
• Gongshang Primary School
• Greendale Primary School
• Greendale Secondary School
• Greenridge Primary School
• Greenridge Secondary School
• Greenwood Primary School
• Griffiths Primary School
• Guangyang Primary School
• Guangyang Secondary School
• Guillemard Primary School

H

Open historical school names: H

• Hai Sing Catholic School
• Haig Boys' School
• Haig Girls' School
• Havelock Primary School
• Havelock School
• Henderson Primary School
• Henderson Secondary School
• Heng A Khe Bong School
• Henry Park Primary School
• Hillgrove Secondary School
• Holy Innocents' High School
• Holy Innocents' Primary School
• Hong Kah Primary School
• Hong Kah Secondary School
• Hong Wen School
• Horizon Primary School
• Hougang Primary School
• Hougang Secondary School
• Hua Kiau School
• Hua Yi Primary School
• Hua Yi Secondary School
• Huamin Primary School
• Hwa Chong Institution
• Hwa Chong Junior College
• Hwi Yoh Secondary School

I

Open historical school names: I

• Innova Junior College
• Innova Primary School

J

Open historical school names: J

• Jagoh Primary School
• Jalan Daud School
• Jalan Kayu Primary School
• Jaya Primary School
• Jervois East Primary School
• Jervois Primary School
• Jervois West Primary School
• Jiemin Primary school
• Jin Shan Primary School
• Jin Tai Primary School
• Jin Tai Secondary School
• Jing Shan Primary School
• Joo Avenue School
• Jubilee Primary School
• Junyuan Primary School
• Junyuan Secondary School
• Jurong Institute
• Jurong Junior College
• Jurong Pioneer Junior College
• Jurong Primary School
• Jurong Secondary School
• Jurong Special Secondary School
• Jurong Town Primary School
• Jurong West Primary School
• Jurong West Secondary School
• Jurongville Secondary School
• Juying Primary School
• Juying Secondary School

K

Open historical school names: K

• Kallang Primary School
• Kay Siang Primary School
• Kebun Baru Primary School
• Kembangan Primary School
• Keming Primary School
• Keng Seng Primary School
• Kent Ridge Secondary School
• Keppel Primary School
• Keppel School
• Kheng Cheng School
• Kim Keat Primary School
• Kim Seng East School
• Kim Seng Primary School
• Kim Seng Technical School
• Kim Seng West School
• Kong Chow School
• Kong Hwa School
• Kota Raja Malay School
• Kranji Primary School
• Kranji Secondary School
• Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School
• Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School
• Kwong Wai Shiu Peck Shan Ting School

L

Open historical school names: L

• Labrador Primary School
• Lakeside Primary School
• Lee Kuo Chuan Primary School
• Lianhua Primary School
• Loyang Primary School
• Loyang View Secondary School

M

Open historical school names: M

• Macpherson Primary School
• Macpherson Secondary School
• Macritchie Primary School
• Maha Bodhi School
• Maju Secondary School
• Manjusri Secondary School
• Margaret Drive Primary School
• Maris Stella High School
• Marsiling Primary School
• Marsiling Secondary School
• Marymount Convent School
• Mattar East School
• Mattar Primary School
• May Primary School
• Mayflower Primary School
• Mayflower Secondary School
• Mee Toh School
• Mei Chin Primary School
• Mei Chin Secondary School
• Membina Primary School
• Meng Teck School
• Meridian Junior College
• Meridian Primary School
• Meridian Secondary School
• Merlimau Primary School
• Methodist Girls' School
• Millenia Institute
• Min Chong Public School
• Min Xin Primary School
• Ming Sin School
• Monk's Hill Primary School
• Monk's Hill Secondary School
• Montfort Junior School
• Montfort Secondary School
• Moulmein Primary School
• Mount Vernon Secondary School
• Mountbatten Primary School

N

Open historical school names: N

• NUS High School of Mathematics and Science
• Nam San School
• Nan Chiau High School
• Nan Chiau Primary School
• Nan Chiow Public School
• Nan Hua High School
• Nan Hua Primary School
• Nanyang Girls' High School
• Nanyang Junior College
• Nanyang Primary School
• National Junior College
• Naval Base Primary School
• Naval Base Secondary School
• Nee Soon School
• New Town Primary School
• New Town Secondary School
• Ngee Ann Primary School
• Ngee Ann Secondary School
• Norfolk Primary School
• North Spring Primary School
• North View Primary School
• North View Secondary School
• North Vista Primary School
• North Vista Secondary School
• Northbrooks Secondary School
• Northland Primary School
• Northland Secondary School
• Northlight School
• Northoaks Primary School
• Northshore Primary School

O

Open historical school names: O

• Oasis Primary School
• Opera Estate Boys' Primary School
• Opera Estate Girls' Primary School
• Opera Estate Primary School
• Orchid Park Secondary School
• Outram Institute
• Outram Primary School
• Outram Secondary School
• Owen School

P

Open historical school names: P

• Palm View Primary School
• Pandan Primary School
• Park Road School
• Park View Primary School
• Parry Avenue Boys' School
• Parry Avenue Girls' School
• Parry Avenue Government Chinese Middle School
• Parry Primary School
• Parry Secondary School
• Pasir Panjang English School
• Pasir Panjang Secondary School
• Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
• Pasir Ris Primary School
• Pasir Ris Secondary School
• Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Primary)
• Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)
• Paya Lebar School
• Pearl Bank School
• Pearl Park Primary School
• Pearl's Hill School
• Peck Seah Primary School
• Pei Chun Public School
• Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School
• Pei Hwa Secondary School
• Pei Tek Public School
• Pei Tong Primary School
• Peicai Secondary School
• Peirce Secondary School
• Peixin Primary School
• Peiying Primary School
• Permaisura Primary School
• Ping Yi Primary School
• Ping Yi Secondary School
• Pioneer Junior College
• Pioneer Primary School
• Pioneer Secondary School
• Playfair School
• Poi Ching School
• Presbyterian High School
• Princess Elizabeth Primary School
• Pulau Tekong Primary School
• Punggol Cove Primary School
• Punggol Green Primary School
• Punggol Primary School
• Punggol Secondary School
• Punggol View Primary School

Q

Open historical school names: Q

• Qiaonan Primary School
• Qifa Primary School
• Qihua Primary School
• Queenstown Primary School
• Queenstown Secondary School
• Queensway Secondary School

R

Open historical school names: R

• Radin Mas Primary School
• Raffles Girls' Primary School
• Raffles Girls' School
• Raffles Institution
• Raffles Junior College
• Rangoon Road Primary School (Farrer Park)
• Rangoon Secondary School
• Rayman School
• Red Swastika School
• Redhill School
• Regent Secondary School
• River Valley English School
• River Valley Government Chinese School
• River Valley High School
• River Valley Primary School
• Riverside Primary School
• Riverside Secondary School
• Rivervale Primary School
• Rosyth School
• Rulang Primary School

S

Open historical school names: S

• San Shan Primary School
• Sang Nila Utama Secondary School
• Selegie Primary School
• Seletar Institute
• Sembawang Hills Estate School
• Sembawang Primary School
• Sembawang Secondary School
• Seng Kang Primary School
• Seng Kang Secondary School
• Sengkang Green Primary School
• Sennett Estate School
• Serangoon Garden North School
• Serangoon Garden Secondary School
• Serangoon Garden South School
• Serangoon Garden Technical School
• Serangoon Junior College
• Serangoon Secondary School
• Seraya Primary School
• Shuqun Primary School
• Shuqun Secondary School
• Si Ling Primary School
• Si Ling Secondary School
• Siglap Indah Primary School
• Siglap Primary School
• Siglap Secondary School
• Silat Primary School
• Singapore Chinese Girls' School
• Singapore Sports School
• South View Primary School
• Spectra Secondary School
• Springdale Primary School
• Springfield Secondary School
• St Andrew's Junior College
• St Andrew's School (Junior)
• St Andrew's Secondary School
• St Anthony's Canossian Primary School
• St Anthony's Canossian Secondary School
• St Anthony's Primary School
• St Gabriel's Primary School
• St Gabriel's Secondary School
• St George's Road Tamil School
• St Hilda's Primary School
• St Hilda's Secondary School
• St Joseph's Institution
• St Joseph's Institution Junior
• St Margaret's Primary School
• St Margaret's Secondary School
• St Patrick's School
• St Stephen's School
• St Teresa's High School
• St Thomas Secondary School
• Stamford Girl's School
• Stamford Primary School
• Swiss Cottage Primary School
• Swiss Cottage Secondary School

T

Open historical school names: T

• Tampines Junior College
• Tampines Meridian Junior College
• Tampines North Primary School
• Tampines Primary School
• Tampines Secondary School
• Tanglin Girls' School
• Tanglin Primary School
• Tanglin Secondary School
• Tanjong Katong Girls' School
• Tanjong Katong Primary School
• Tanjong Katong Secondary School
• Tanjong Rhu Boy's School
• Tanjong Rhu Girls' School
• Tanjong Rhu Primary School
• Tao Nan School
• Teck Ghee Primary School
• Teck Whye Primary School
• Teck Whye Secondary School
• Telok Ayer Primary School
• Telok Kurau East Primary School
• Telok Kurau Malay Girls' School
• Telok Kurau Primary School
• Telok Kurau Secondary School
• Telok Kurau West Primary School
• Temasek Junior College
• Temasek Primary School
• Temasek Secondary School
• The Chinese High School
• The Happy School
• Thong Kheng School
• Tiong Bahru Primary School
• Tiong Bahru Secondary School
• Toh Tuck Primary School
• Toh Tuck Secondary School
• Towner Primary School
• Townsville Institute
• Townsville Primary School
• Trafalgar School
• Tuan Mong High School
• Tun Seri Lanang Secondary School

U

Open historical school names: U

• Umar Pulavar Tamil School
• Unity Primary School
• Unity Secondary School
• Upper Aljunied Technical School
• Upper Serangoon Secondary School

V

Open historical school names: V

• Victoria Junior College
• Victoria School

W

Open historical school names: W

• Waterloo School
• Waterway Primary School
• Wellington Primary School
• West Grove Primary School
• West Hill School
• West Spring Primary School
• West Spring Secondary School
• West View Primary School
• Westlake Primary School
• Westwood Primary School
• Westwood Secondary School
• Whampoa Secondary School
• White Sands Primary School
• Whitley Secondary School
• Willow Avenue Secondary School
• Woodgrove Primary School
• Woodgrove Secondary School
• Woodlands Primary School
• Woodlands Ring Primary School
• Woodlands Ring Secondary School
• Woodlands Secondary School
• Woodsville Primary School
• Woodsville Secondary School

X

Open historical school names: X

• Xianglin Primary School
• Xinghua Primary School
• Xingnan Primary School
• Xinmin Primary School
• Xinmin Secondary School
• Xishan Primary School

Y

Open historical school names: Y

• Yang Zheng Primary School
• Yew Tee Primary School
• Yio Chu Kang Primary School
• Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
• Yishun Innova Junior College
• Yishun Junior College
• Yishun Primary School
• Yishun Secondary School
• Yishun Town Secondary School
• Yu Neng Primary School
• Yuan Ching Secondary School
• Yuhua Primary School
• Yuhua Secondary School
• Yumin Primary School
• Yung An Primary School
• Yuqun Primary School
• Yusof Ishak Secondary School
• Yuying Secondary School

Z

Open historical school names: Z

• Zhangde Primary School
• Zhenghua Primary School
• Zhenghua Secondary School
• Zhonghua Primary School
• Zhonghua Secondary School

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Turn the Atlas Into Something You Can Use

A good reference should help a reader do something more clearly. Here are four practical ways to use the education atlas: a family conversation, a student investigation, a school-history enquiry and a comparison of educational opportunities. Each begins with a small question and opens into the wider field only when that helps.

A family conversation across generations

Ask an older family member to describe one ordinary school day. Where did the journey begin? What did they carry? What language did the teacher use? What happened during recess? Which classroom detail remains vivid? Begin with the experience before trying to place it in a national timeline.

Then look for the institution in the heritage index. Check the name used in that period and the campus location. If the school moved or merged, follow the relevant relationship. Keep a note of what the family member remembers and what the documentary source establishes. The two can illuminate each other without being forced into identical accounts.

A helpful final question is: what made learning possible that day? The answer may include a teacher, a family decision, a transport route, a book, a meal or a friend. This brings the history back to people while keeping the wider system in view.

A student investigation with a clear claim

Choose one claim that can be checked. “Our school has a long history” is too broad. “The school moved from one campus to another in this period” is more manageable. Find the institution’s account, record the date and event, and identify what remains uncertain.

Next ask why the change matters. Did it alter the school’s relationship with a neighbourhood? Does it explain a surviving name? Does it connect the school to a larger period of educational expansion? Present that interpretation separately from the source fact.

A short investigation can use five paragraphs: the question, the documented event, the earlier setting, the later setting and the significance. Add the source links. A clear account with a limited claim is more useful than a dramatic account whose evidence is difficult to follow.

A school profile that respects its evidence

Begin with institutional identity and chronology. Then examine curriculum, teaching resources, co-curricular life, community relationships and campus changes. If the school publishes accounts of particular projects, describe those projects specifically. Avoid turning one example into a claim about every classroom.

A profile can be warm and positive without becoming a ranking. It can celebrate a documented achievement, explain a distinctive programme and show why an institution matters to its community. Precision makes that appreciation stronger because the reader can see what the praise refers to.

Do not fill gaps with assumptions based on a school’s name, alumni, neighbourhood or perceived prestige. If an important part of the history is missing, identify the question for further research. An honest open question is more useful than an attractive invented connection.

A comparison that starts with the learner

For a present-day comparison, write down the learner’s stage, current needs, interests and practical constraints. Then use the directory to identify the institutions and programmes worth investigating. Verify the current details with the school or relevant official authority.

Keep separate columns for facts and family considerations. A fact might be a published programme or campus address. A family consideration might be the daily journey or the child’s interest in an activity. Both matter, but one should not be disguised as the other.

A historical reputation can be part of a school’s identity without settling the present choice. The best next question is often concrete: what would the student’s week look like here, and what support would help them participate well?

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Continue Through the eduKate Education and Singapore History Routes

The atlas is designed to send you to the next useful reading, not to make every page repeat the same explanation. Choose the route that matches your question.

Your question	Where to continue
What was happening in Singapore around this school event?	Singapore History Atlas, with year and area routes.
How do learning, teaching and assessment work?	How Education Works.
How did schooling develop beyond Singapore?	The wider history of education.
How do school, home and daily journeys connect?	Schools, Homes and Learning Journeys.
Which area article should I read next?	Singapore Area Learning Article Index.
How do G1, G2, G3 and Full SBB work?	The G1, G2 and G3 education hub, followed by the current official policy and syllabus sources.
What does a full town school guide look like?	Awesome Schools in Tampines.
Where can I explore a named school’s current work?	Raffles Institution and Nanyang Primary School provide existing school-profile routes. Check their edition dates.
Where does subject support fit?	The Clementi Mathematics transition guide connects learning needs to a specific support setting.

The wider ecosystem offers complementary perspectives: Punggol’s local learning routes, Sengkang’s education resources, Yishun’s learning and recovery resources, and Bukit Timah Tutor’s Mathematics resources. These are editorial and learning-support connections. They do not imply affiliation between eduKate and the schools or universities listed in this atlas.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Singapore’s Education History

Is this a list of the best schools in Singapore?

No. It is a historical and educational reference with a dated school register. The entries identify institutions, published subject and CCA records, and routes into their histories. They do not rank school quality or predict an individual student’s outcomes.

Does the 337-school register include every educational institution in Singapore?

No. It includes every institution record in the downloaded MOE 2026 general-school dataset. Universities, international schools, private providers and other specialist categories require separate registers. This edition explains those boundaries, provides university routes and includes 39 international-school historical entries.

Why does the heritage index contain more names than the current register?

It is a different collection. Historical repositories can include closed, merged and former institutions as well as current schools. Its 601 entries are routes into documented histories, not a count of schools currently accepting students.

Why are schools grouped by town rather than street?

The town scale makes relationships easier to understand: institutions, families, journeys and local history can be read together. Street addresses identify campuses within that structure. They do not automatically justify separate articles with the same educational explanation.

Is the MOE directory’s area label always an exact URA boundary determination?

This atlas does not assume that the MOE directory’s broad area field is always an exact URA planning-area determination. Four records labelled CENTRAL in the source have therefore been checked at address level against current planning-area material and resolved here to Newton, River Valley, Museum and Rochor. Historical campuses still need dated location records of their own, because a present planning-area classification should not be projected backwards across a school move.

Can a school’s name refer to a different place from its current campus?

Yes. Names and institutional identities can survive moves. Use the current source address for the campus snapshot and the historical account for earlier locations. Do not infer a current planning area from the name alone.

Does a listed subject mean every student can take it at that school?

No. Directory entries do not establish every level, combination, eligibility condition or teaching arrangement. Some provision may involve shared or external arrangements. Confirm the actual offer for the student’s cohort with the institution.

Does an Applied Learning Programme prove that a school is better at Science or Mathematics?

A programme record establishes a published educational focus. Comparative effectiveness is a different claim requiring appropriate evidence. The atlas describes the programme without turning its title into a ranking.

Are CCA records proof of current availability?

They are records in a dated source snapshot. Activities, capacity, selection and year-group arrangements can change. The school is the place to confirm the current details.

Why include sports and arts in an education-history atlas?

They are part of the organised opportunities through which students learn, practise and contribute. Their histories connect to school identity, public events, facilities, teaching and the wider purposes of education.

Are IP, IB and IGCSE interchangeable?

No. IP is a programme route. IB refers to a family of programmes that should be named specifically. IGCSE is an international secondary qualification label. Check the institution, awarding organisation and actual route before comparing them.

Has the first SEC examination already happened?

Not as of the review on 4 October 2026. The first SEC examination is in 2027. This atlas describes the announced framework and links official sources; it does not invent results or experiences for a cohort that has not completed it.

Are international schools included in this series?

Yes. This series includes them as part of Singapore’s wider educational history. They retain their own institutional and programme categories. The 39 institutional entries and selective event table are clearly distinguished from the complete international-school census still to be developed.

Are Singapore’s universities simply another category of MOE school?

The atlas uses the official institutional categories rather than that shorthand. It distinguishes the six autonomous universities, the government-supported private University of the Arts Singapore, and the additional work needed for overseas campuses and other providers.

What should I do when two sources give different dates?

First check whether they describe different events: establishment, first lessons, official opening or relocation. If they genuinely disagree, retain the discrepancy and seek a stronger dated record. Do not choose a convenient year without explanation.

Can oral history be used alongside official records?

Yes. A remembered experience can add meaning that an institutional timeline cannot supply. Keep the speaker’s recollection attributed and distinguish it from independently established dates or general claims about the whole institution.

How should a merged school’s history be presented?

Preserve each predecessor’s identity, identify the merger event and describe the successor relationship. The present institution can carry several histories without erasing the differences between them.

Why are there no school-result league tables here?

The available directory and heritage sources do not establish a fair comparative outcome measure. This atlas is designed to explain institutions and relationships. A ranking would require a separate, carefully defined evidence base.

How can I read such a long reference on a phone?

Choose one route from the opening panel. Use the town index for current school records, the alphabetical heritage index for older names, or the subject chapters for interpretation. Return links bring you back to the relevant index after a town section.

Where should I start if I have only five minutes?

Choose a school you know. Read its directory record, follow its heritage link if available, and identify one event whose date or location surprises you. Then open the relevant town history. One well-followed connection is enough for a useful first visit.

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Sources, Dates and Editorial Method

The first edition was assembled on 3 October 2026; this revision was reviewed on 4 October 2026. Historical summaries are linked to their sources at the point of use. The national narrative offers an editorial reading of those records; it does not treat policy intentions, institutional publicity or a programme title as independent proof of outcomes.

• MOE School Directory and Information: general institutions, subjects, CCAs, MOE programmes and distinctive programmes. Each dataset retains its own coverage period.
• MOE Heritage Centre’s chronological education resources: historical orientation and routes to fuller accounts.
• MOE Heritage Centre school histories: 601 named links in the retrieved repository index.
• SEAB’s SEC information: the forthcoming 2027 examination and subject-level framework.
• MOE Education Statistics Digest 2025: historical milestones and policy context, read with its publication date.
• MOE post-secondary overview: institutional and qualification categories.
• International Baccalaureate DP curriculum and Cambridge school finder: programme and institution verification routes.
• OneMap’s URA planning-area reference: the geographic framework for the atlas.
• University and international-school institutional histories and dated public records are linked at the point of use. Individual entries retain their source-check dates; the selected event table distinguishes primary sources from a participant account and school-news reporting.

School-directory facts are adapted from MOE data distributed through data.gov.sg under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Institution names, programme titles and source labels are retained for identification. School songs and third-party historical photographs are not reproduced. The header is a contemporary eduKate study image and is not presented as a historical photograph or an image of any listed institution.

Source-display note: “na” means not available or not applicable, not “no programme”. Punctuation damaged in the downloaded source is normalised for readability. Six branded-programme characters were reconstructed from current MOE SchoolFinder or institutional pages: I’MADD, HE’ARTS@CAPS, E³, D’LitE, D’ARTS@PCS and Sports A.C².E. The original source files are retained unchanged; check the institution for current programme details.

The current register preserves source labels while removing exact duplicate entries and diagnostic administrative subject labels beginning “eCDQ”. Name matching is conservative. Where a programme record refers to a primary section of a mixed-level institution, that section must remain explicit. An unmatched record is not automatically assigned to a similarly named school or a successor institution.

A future update should check changes to institution status, campuses, mergers, subject arrangements, programme records and source coverage. Historical records should remain available with their dates rather than being silently replaced by the newest address.

Thank you for exploring. Singapore’s education story becomes easier to see when we follow one relationship carefully: a learner and a teacher, a school and a town, a subject and a new possibility. Choose your next route through the Singapore History Atlas or return to the school register.

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