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  1. Mar 20, 2020 · Top secondary schools in Singapore. Image adapted from (clockwise from top left): Raffles Girls’ School, Temasek Junior College, handsomebobby8, Dunman High. After the hurdle of PSLE comes another thing to crack your brain over: Selecting a secondary school.

  2. Mohamed Salleh B Md Nooh President Sengkang Primary School Mike Thiruman General Secretary Singapore Teachers’ Union Huang I Lung General Treasurer Teck Whye Secondary School STU Central Council 2021-2025 Jacquelin Yeo Chien Ling Vice President Fernvale Primary School Ezzy Chan Weng Cheong Vice President Zhonghua Secondary School Mohammed Aizad Bin Mohtar Vice President Oasis Primary School ...

  3. NUS High School. Recent Highlights. Students & Parents. Careers.

  4. In response, a group of about 4,000 students from Chinese High School and Chung Cheng High School took over control of their schools, putting up anti-government posters and holding meetings with resolutions passed condemning the government’s action.

  5. Singapore Teachers’ Union - A UNION OF PROFESSIONALS. Welcome to Singapore Teachers’ Unions website.

  6. The United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) is concept-based teaching and learning, K-12 independent international school in Singapore.

  7. SOTA is Singapore’s first national pre-tertiary specialised arts school for youths aged 13-18, with a 6-year curriculum leading to the IBDP or IBCP.

  8. School Name Contact Name Email; Northbrooks Secondary School: Kok Wee Ang: ang_kok_wee@moe.edu.sg: Evergreen Secondary School: Lowei lian Ian: lo_wei_liang_ian@moe.edu.sg: Admiralty Secondary School: Rudidermawan Khairi: rudidermawan_khairi@moe.edu.sg

  9. The Singapore Chinese Middle Schools Students’ Union in particular was charged for indoctrinating and intimidating its students, and for getting involved in political activities outside its licensed scope. Protests erupt.

  10. In 1956, hundreds of activists were arrested, with publications, trade unions, cultural organisations and middle school unions, such as the Singapore Chinese Middle Schools Students’ Union, banned. The crackdown drew the ire of many Chinese middle school students.