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SSS started as Serangoon English School in 1928, housed in a two-storey building in Simon Road. At that time, it had only seven classes with a head-mistress and seven teachers. It was the only government co-educational school in the Colony of Singapore then and also a feeder school to Raffles Institution.
Serangoon Garden Secondary School was founded in 1959 as Lichfield Secondary School at Lichfield Road in Serangoon. In 1969, the school absorbed the neighbouring school, Hwi Yoh Vocational School, and in 1970, became Serangoon Garden Secondary School. It became a bilingual secondary school with both English and Chinese strea
Zhonghua Secondary School (ZHSS) is a co-educational government autonomous secondary school in Serangoon, Singapore. Founded in 1911 as Chung Hwa Girls' High School, the school has retained its Chinese heritage despite transforming into an English-medium government school in 1990.
Tao Nan School was founded as a Chinese medium school in 1892, and is known as Holy Innocents’ High School today. [8] Holy Innocents’ English School was then established as a parish school in 1916 to the left of the church premises. [3] Later taken over by the Gabrielite Brothers and renamed Monfort's School in 1936. [3] After a split by ...
Serangoon Junior College (SRJC) (Chinese: 实龙岗初级学院) was a junior college in Singapore, offering a 2-year course for pre-university students leading up to GCE 'A' Level examinations. Founded in March 1988, it was the fourteenth junior college to be established in Singapore.
On 20 April 2017, it was announced that AJC would merge with the merged school located at the current site of AJC. [3] The merged school was named as Anderson Serangoon Junior College, which is a combination of the two schools' names, from 2019.
Building the new school was estimated to cost a little more than $10 million, while renovations were projected at $9.6 million. Ruby King, a kindergartner at Bloom Elementary, during the school's ...
Paul was educated at Serangoon English School and St Andrew's School, passing his Senior Cambridge examinations in 1931. He studied arts subjects at Raffles College and graduated with a Diploma in the Arts in 1934. He joined the education service and taught at the Geylang English School, where he composed the music and lyric for what was to be ...