Changkat Changi Secondary School started in 1966 as an integrated school at Jalan Tiga Ratus, housing pupils from three different streams – English, Chinese and Malay. In the 1970s, the school made a name for itself in Track & Field holding the title of Overall Divisional Champions for Girls from 1970 to 1980. The Malay stream and Chinese stream were phased out in 1983 and 1986 respectively.

35 years later, on 28 December 2001, 870 students moved into its brand new 3.3 hectares campus at 23 Simei Street 3 with fully equipped facilities. The school is also equipped with handicap-friendly facilities. Since its move to the new location, Changkat Changi Secondary School has become more popular as a choice institute.

新加坡泉原中学是新加坡的一所公立中学。

Serangoon Secondary School started out as Serangoon English School in 1928, housed in a two-storey building on Simon Road. It was then the only government co-educational school in Singapore, and it also served as a feeder school to Raffles Institution.

In 1937, three more standards were added; with this, the school provided education up to Standard Eight (equivalent of present-day Secondary Three). The boys and girls who successfully completed Standard Eight went on to Raffles Institution and Raffles Girls’ School respectively, where they would sit for the School Certificate of Examinations (equivalent to the O-Level examinations today). Serangoon English School remained a feeder school until the eve of the Japanese Occupation of Singapore.

Northbrooks Secondary School started at the dawn of a new millennium on 2 January 2000 with eight Secondary 1 classes. Built at a cost of over S$23 million, the School is fully-equipped with IT facilities and is set amidst in the beautiful natural surroundings of Yishun Park.

The School is united in its desire to do its very best for its pupils and to prepare them for the future knowledge-based workplace. Besides developing their capacity to learn, the School will also focus on building the character of its pupils and helping them to develop compassion for others.

The name Northbrooks is derived from the Yuan Dynasty proverb yin shui si yuan. This is one of the core moral values inculcated in all Brooksians: to always remember their roots and to be grateful to their family, teachers, friends and country for the success they achieve in life.

BLS draws on the proud heritage of Boon Lay Secondary School and Pioneer Secondary School. Collectively it represents almost 70 years of heritage and tradition. Since the two schools merged in 2017, we have built on the strengths and heritage of our past and have begun to forge ahead with a new vision to empower our students to realise their dreams.

新加坡巴特礼中学是新加坡的一所公立中学。

Assumption English School was founded in 1953 by Brother Vincent, a Gabrielite Brother as one of the three components of Boys’ Town.

It was then known as Boys’ Town English School.

By 1955, Boys’ Town English School was established as a single session, full school with classes from Primary One to Secondary Four. In 1955, the School presented its first batch of students for the School Certificate Examination.

Founded in 1965, the school was the 61st one established by a newly independent Singapore, and one of two built that year. The school was an answer to requests made personally to PM Lee Kuan Yew by farmers when he visited the rural community of Yio Chu Kang. The original building was sited at the 11th milestone / 16 km Yio Chu Kang Road.

Officially opened by then Minister of Education Mr Ong Pang Boon, it started as an integrated English-Chinese stream school as part of government efforts to house two or more language streams under one administration and one principal. Thus, schools such as Yio Chu Kang Secondary School became a critical strategy in early nation building to emphasise the importance of bilingual education and to increase socialisation of students from different language mediums.

新加坡维林中学是新加坡的一所公立中学。

Peicai Secondary School which took over the facilities of the former Hwi Yoh Secondary School, was established in 1984 as a result of the amalgamation of Parry Secondary School and Hwi Yoh Secondary School. The school name is formed from the Chinese names of its two \"mother\" schools. \"Peicai\" is the Hanyu Pinyin which stands for \"Nurture of Talents\".