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Qiaonan Primary School was founded on 26 May in 1933 by leaders of the Wenzhou Clan Association. They believed in the importance of education and took on the responsibility to lay a firm foundation for future generations.
Nov 23, 2014 · As the number of pupils enrolling in Chinese schools dwindled, it merged with Strathmore Primary School and Friendly Hill Primary School in 1980.
This is the façade of Qiaonan Primary School (侨南小学) at 15, Tampines Street 11. The school was established as Kiau Nam School (桥南学校) in a rented house at Lorong Koo Chye in Paya Lebar by Principal, Mr. Wang Xi Yuan, on 26 May 1933.
Feb 27, 2014 · In all, the names of four primary schools, Bedok West, Griffiths, Hong Kah and Qiaonan, will disappear next year from the school directory, which now lists 190 primary schools.
Nov 23, 2014 · On the new Angsana Primary School's website, it says it will build on the rich histories of Qiaonan and Griffiths. But for some, this may not be enough. Mr Ahmad Salik Ahmad Ishak, 35,...
Jul 26, 2013 · It was officially re-named Qiaonan Primary School. It became a goverment school offering English as the first language and Chinese and Malay as second languages. There were 747 pupils and 25 teachers from 20 different schools.
Angsana Primary School is a merged school formed from the former Qiaonan Primary School and Griffiths Primary School in 2015. 2015 was also the year when we celebrated Singapore’s 50 years of Independence, a very special year for our nation and for our school. We are the SG50 school.
Mar 7, 2020 · Qiaonan Primary and Griffiths Primary will merge to form Angsana Primary. The names of the four primary schools, Bedok West, Griffiths, Hong Kah and Qiaonan, will be erased from the...
Mar 6, 2014 · From next year, Bedok West Primary and Hong Kah Primary will be absorbed by Damai Primary and Lianhua Primary, respectively, while Qiaonan Primary and Griffiths Primary, both of which are in ...
Jul 15, 2014 · My School Uniform – the first-ever photography project that documents all the school uniforms in Singapore. Photo book out in stores now! Read review here. Well, what prompted me to do this 6200-word entry?!
