New Town Secondary School was founded on 2 January 1965, the same year Singapore gained its independence. It was the 68th Secondary School to be opened by the Singapore government. The School was set up to meet the needs of the residents staying in the Queenstown district, many of whom comprised school-going children who were about to embark on secondary education. It was tentatively known as Queensway’s Third Secondary School then.

On 7th January 1965, Mrs. Yeo Lai Cheng was appointed by the Ministry Of Education as the School’s first principal. A few months later, the School came to be officially known as New Town Secondary School.

The former Bedok South Secondary School campus was located in the Bedok South Housing Estate. The former school campus opened in January 1980 with a teaching staff of 50 teachers and 1022 students. At that time, the school shared its premises with Temasek Secondary School and Hong San Primary School. In June 1980, the school had the entire building to itself when students and staff of the other schools moved out. The staff strength then was 27 and the student enrolment was 575 students. It comprised 12 Secondary One classes and 2 Pre-University classes.

Bedok South Secondary School was declared open by the late Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, then the Member of Parliament for Tanah Merah on 29 April 1982. Mr Too Ming Ting was the first Principal. He was succeeded by Mr G Amoganathan, the late Mr Lau Woon Chung, Miss Koh Sauk Keow, Mr Goh Lay Guan, Mdm Koh Teck Siew, Mr Krishnan Aravinthan, Ms Pauline Fun Kar Whye and Mr Teoh Teik Hoe. Mr Koh Yong Hwee Daryl assumed duties on 15 Dec 2022.

The school moved into its new campus on 27 December 2002 at 1, Jalan Langgar Bedok, Singapore 468585. The new campus was officially opened on 21 February 2004 by Mr Abdullah Tarmugi, Speaker of Parliament and Member of Parliament for East Coast GRC (Siglap).

Ping Yi Secondary School was founded as Pin Ghee Public School in 1930 on Changi Road. It was renamed as Ping Yi Secondary School in 1983, a government co-educational school catering to the schooling needs of children in the Chai Chee neighbourhood. On 24 September 1985, Ping Yi Secondary School was officially opened.

In 2005, Ping Yi piloted Restorative Practices and began its journey to develop a school culture that is based on positive teacher–student and student–student relationships. Restorative Practices have since become the school’s trademark.

In an affirmation of the school’s efforts in nurturing students to be creative and inventive thinkers, Ping Yi attained niche status in design education in 2011. In 2012 and 2018, Ping Yi was conferred the prestigious Lee Hsien Loong Award for Innovations in the Normal Course in recognition of the school’s innovative practices that raised the quality of education in the Normal Course. In 2013, the school was designated the East Zone Centre of Excellence in Design Education to guide and support schools in their drive for innovation and creativity.

In 2016, Ping Yi Secondary School and Bedok Town Secondary School merged to form Ping Yi Secondary School.

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Seng Kang Secondary School was established on 04 January 1999, making it the first secondary school in the Sengkang housing estate.

The school was first located in the former premises of Hai Sing Girls’ High at 1192 Upper Serangoon Road until 12 March 1999, before it moved to its present site at 10 Compassvale Lane. The school was built at a cost of $23 million, on 3 hectares of land. It was officially opened by Mr Lee Yock Suan, the then Minister for Information and the Arts on 14 July 2001.

The school started with a teaching staff of 4 Heads of Departments (HODs) and 10 teachers, led by the first Principal., Mdm Ng Shok Yan. There were 7 secondary one classes with a total student population of 283.

The history of Naval Base Secondary School (NBSS) began in 1957 when the British Navy set aside a piece of land in the British Naval Base at Bah Tan Road to build a proper school for the children of the naval base employees. The school was then known as Naval Base School and was a full school. In 1968, the school was renamed Naval Base Secondary School when the primary section moved to Canberra School.

The school was relocated from its modest buildings at Bah Tan Road to its present premises in Yishun Ring Road in July 1988.

Unity Secondary School was established in January 2000 with 17 staff and 364 pupils. Mr N Satianathan, who was appointed Principal-designate in July 1999, became the school’s first Principal.

The official opening ceremony of the school was held on 15 November 2001. The opening ceremony was officiated by Mr Yeo Cheow Tong, then Minister for Communications & Information Technology and MP for Hong Kah GRC.

Since the inception of the school, the set of five School Values – Respect, Commitment, Integrity, Compassion and Perseverance” has been established to guide every cohort of Unitians in their character building.

Peirce Secondary School started operating in 1994 on the premises of Bishan Park Secondary School. Mr Chia Choon Kiat was the school\'s first Principal.

It began with an intake of 356 Secondary 1 pupils. On 17 February 1995, the school moved to its current premises at 10 Sin Ming Walk.

From 2007 to 2008, the school embarked on an upgrading exercise (PRIME Phase 8) of its premises to include an Indoor Sports Hall and other facilities. The project was completed on schedule and the school returned to its home campus in December 2008.The school’s synthetic turf was completed and put to use in June 2011. In 2014, we celebrated 20th anniversary of the school.

Zhenghua Secondary School was established on 15 December 1999. Our school was initially housed in makeshift containers at Greenridge Secondary School. We only moved to our own premises at 91 Senja Road in December 2000.

Over the past 20 years, Zhenghua has grown from strength to strength, and has become a school well known in Bukit Panjang for our emphasis on character development and outdoor education.

Tampines Secondary School was established in 1986 and named after Tampines New Town. It was one of the first schools built to serve the new community. On 2nd January 1986, our founding Principal, Mr. Koh Sei Hian, together with 12 teachers, welcomed our inaugural 458 pupils. These pioneers laid a firm foundation for the Tampinesian spirit. The school was officially opened by Mr. Phua Bah Lee, then Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence) and Member of Parliament for Tampines, on the auspicious date of 8th August 1988. Our founding educators charted the journey for TPSS with the vision that young Tampinesians should acquire both character values and practical skills to serve society. The school motto then, “Betterment of Self for Society”, is an aspiration which we still stand by today.