CHUNG CHENG
High School (Yishun)
Principal’s Foreword
School Managment Committee
CCHY Education 中正教育
Our School Crest 校徽
The three vertices of the triangle represent the main pillars of the school: the School Management Committee; the Staff as well as the Students. It symbolises the synergy of their cooperation in achieving excellence for the school.
三角形代表董，教，学三位一体; 象征 三方面齐心协力向上向善
Red represents the school motto, symbolising diligence and perseverance. It inspires our students to develop self- discipline and strength of character to put country before self.
红色代表校训:象征好学力行，自强不息。期借此 激发学子发挥修身齐家，卫国卫民之崇高品格
White represents purity, symbolising the passing on of knowledge and the development of moral character.
白色代表纯洁 :象征学识之传授与人格之培养并重。
冀莘莘学子成为品学兼优的青年
Our Purpose 办学理念
Excellence in Education for All through Differentiation
因材施教
Every Student Matters
有教无类
Our Values 我们的价值观
With Integrity We Live 正直为本
With Empathy We Lead 行以至善
With Grit We Strive 自强不息
With Gratitude We Serve 饮水思源
Our Motto 校训
Success through Diligence and Perseverance
好学力行
Our Vision 我们的愿景
A community of Future-ready Leaders with a Growth Mindset
培养积极进取、面向未来的领袖
Our Mission 我们的使命
Nurturing Lifelong Learners to Serve and to Lead
培育致力于服务和引领社稷的终身学习者
School Song 校歌
曰吾中正 yuē wú zhōng zhèng
矗立星洲 chù lì xīng zhōu
华夏声教 huá xià shēng jiāo
欧印文明 ōu yìn wén míng
好学力行 hào xué lì xíng
日新月异 rì xīn yuè yì
止于至善 zhǐ yú zhì shàn
大哉中正 dà zāi zhōng zhèng
至大至刚 zhì dà zhì gāng
巍巍昂昂 wēi wēi áng áng
广被炎荒 guǎng pī yán huāng
他山之长 tā shān zhī cháng
知耻是倡 zhī chǐ shì chàng
不息自强 bù xī zì qiáng
万国同光 wàn guó tóng guāng
悠久无疆 yōu jiǔ wú jiāng
词：庄右铭
让我们携手共创无限可能
2025年象征中正历程的又一重要篇章。我们继续 以希望、勇气与使命携手共创无限可能。秉着主 题“让我们携手共创无限可能”，今年我们勇于开 辟新路径以及不断深化彼此之间的联系，进而促 成更紧密的社区。学生参与新加坡SG60国庆庆典 令我们感到无比自豪。他们以实际行动诠释了自强 不息的精神。近100名中正中学（义顺）的中二和 中三学生，参加了无数个星期六的排练，其中部分 排练甚至长达15个小时，进而充分体现坚韧与纪 律。年轻一代的奉献与团结令我们深刻体会当全心 投入比自身更伟大的事业时，他们必会发光发热。
今年我们也首次举办了中正联校体育嘉年华。此活 动由姊妹校南洋初级学院主办，汇集了中正中学（ 义顺）和中正中学（总校）的全体中三学生及教 职员展开了友谊竞技。通过体育活动，我们弘扬 了团结精神、中正精神以及深化了三校的情谊。 我们的中三学生有幸参与一次别具特色的露营活 动。我们与义顺中学的学生一同在沙林畔童军营地 度过了难忘的4天3夜。这次的露营不仅是一次户 外冒险，还鼓励学生勇于踏出舒适圈，建立深厚友 谊，并培养信任、同理心和跨学校社区合作的价 值观。各项校园活动的顺利推进，离不开家长会 的鼎力支持。今年，家长会成员与我校教职员紧 密合作，为毕业生筹备一场难忘的毕业晚会，为 他们的中学学习生涯画下完美的句点。我们对这 一合作深表感激，也同时印证了我们的信念，那 就是“养育一个孩子，需要整个村庄的帮助”。
一个接一个的里程碑，有赖于我校教师团队的无私 奉献与专业精神。他们的关怀、应变能力以及对学 生的坚定信念，为成功奠定了坚实基础。今年，我 们庆祝2024年毕业班的卓越学术成就——这是我校 历年来最杰出的毕业班之一。他们也是首批受益于 我校于2022年推出的以兴趣与能力导向选修学科的 毕业生。这一改革使他们能够建立自信、大胆探索 并发挥潜能。这一里程碑印证了个性化学习的重要 性，以及对每位学生成长潜力的信任，这正是我们 实践“有教无类”和“因材施教”校训的真实体现。
Principal’s Foreword 校长序言
Shaping Possibilities Together—We Can, We Will
2025 marks another signifcant chapter in the Chung Cheng journey, as we continue to shape possibilities together with hope, courage and purpose. Guided by our theme “Shaping Possibilities Together – We Can, We Will”, this year has been one of forging new paths and deepening connections as a community. We take great pride in our students who exemplifed the school value “With Grit We Strive” through their participation in Singapore’s SG60 National Day Parade. Nearly 100 of our Secondary Two and Three students represented Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) with resilience and discipline, attending intensive rehearsals that stretched up to 15 hours on Saturdays. Their dedication and unity were powerful reminders of what our youth can achieve when they commit themselves fully to a cause greater than themselves.
In line with the spirit of collaboration and growth, this year also saw the launch of our inaugural Combined Chung Cheng Sports Carnival. Hosted by our sister school, Nanyang Junior College, the event brought together Secondary Three students and staff from both Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) and Chung Cheng High School (Main) in friendly competition. Through sports, we celebrated camaraderie, school spirit and the enduring bond that connects our campuses.
Our Secondary Three students also had the opportunity to take part in a unique four-day, three-night Combined Cohort Camp with Yishun Secondary School at Sarimbun Scout Camp. More than just an outdoor adventure, this camp encouraged students to stretch beyond their comfort zones, build lasting friendships and learn the values of trust, empathy and collaboration across school communities. We are also heartened by the unwavering support of our Parent Support Group. This year, they worked closely with our staff to organise a memorable Graduation Night for our graduating students—a gesture of care and celebration as the students marked the end of their secondary school journey. We are deeply grateful for this partnership, which exemplifes our belief that it takes a whole village to raise a child. None of these milestones would have been possible without the commitment and professionalism of our teachers. Their care, adaptability and deep belief in our students have shaped a strong foundation for success. This year, we celebrate the exceptional academic achievements of our 2024 graduating cohort—one of the best in our school’s history. They were the frst to beneft from our interest- and ability-driven subject combinations, introduced in 2022, which allowed them to grow in confdence, explore their passions and realise their potential. This milestone affrms the importance of personalising learning and trusting in every student’s capacity to thrive as we truly live up to our School Philosophy of “Every Student Matters” and “Excellence through Differentiation”.
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 学校董事会
Dr. Jimmy Koh
Mr Chua Seng Chong
Mr Koh Ban Heng
Mr Lee Tiam Nam
Mr Lai Hon Nyien
Mr Kho Choon Keng
Mr Tan Chor Khoon
Mr Lee Kiang Piaw Kelvin
Mr Kek Boon Leong
Mr Tan Kong Toh
Mr Kwa Soon Yau@ Kwa Eng Giap
Mr Lim Chin Sai
Mr Yang Soo Suan
Mr Aw Chye Wee
OUR MOMENTS
86TH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY 中正八十六周年校庆
Theme: Honouring our Roots, Soaring into the Future
Title: Chung Cheng High School Zhulin Building Grand Auditorium Reopening Ceremony and Chung Cheng High School–Nanyang Junior College Combined Anniversary Celebrations 2025
On 5 July 2025, Chung Cheng High School (Main) proudly hosted the 86th School Anniversary and celebrated the grand reopening of the Zhulin Building Auditorium. This special occasion was part of a combined celebration for Chung Cheng High School (Main), Chung Cheng High School (Yishun), and Nanyang Junior College, refecting the theme “Honouring our Roots, Soaring into the Future.” The event, graced by our Guest of Honour, Minister for Education, Mr Desmond Lee, opened with an inspiring Festival Drum performance, “Metamorphosis,” symbolising growth and transformation.
Excited Secondary One students making their way to the newly reopened Zhulin Auditorium to be part of the celebration.
Our Uniformed Groups from Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)—including National Cadet Corps (Air), National Police Cadet Corps, Peregrine Scouts Group, and St John Brigade—also took part in a dignifed parade, adding meaning and pride to the celebration. The ceremony concluded with a stirring combined choir performance of the school song by students from all three schools, flling the newly reopened auditorium with unity and spirit. For our Secondary One students, it was a valuable experience to witness this milestone event. The day also celebrated student achievements with awards such as Student of the Year, Jin Hui Award, and the Dr Chuang Chu Lin Scholarship.
It was a memorable occasion that honoured our shared heritage and inspired us to soar confdently into the future together.
A powerful moment as the three schools choir sings the school song together.
National Cadet Corps (Air) cadets standing tall and looking sharp, waiting to join the parade.
Honoured and excited — Six Secondary One students chosen to welcome Minister for Education Mr Desmond Lee.
Our three Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) representatives in charge of the school anniversary.
The Festival Drummers in action, bringing rhythm and energy to the stage
Our St John cadets are standing ready to play their part in the anniversary parade.
A warm reunion: HODs on duty meeting our ex-HOD PE, Mr Victor Tan.
National Police Cadet Corps cadets all set and formed up, awaiting the signal to march.
Festival Drum team looking smart and confdent as they fnish with a powerful move.
SG60: NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION
国庆庆典
Pushing through under the sweltering weather.
Penning down our dreams for Singapore’s future.
Showing our appreciation to the Singapore Armed Forces soldiers.
The must-have post-performance photograph.
Getting ready for the performance!
As part of Singapore’s SG60 National Day Parade, 97 students from Chung Cheng High (Yishun) proudly joined peers from four other schools to perform in Act 4 and the Finale of the Parade at the Padang. It was a truly meaningful opportunity to be part of a historic national milestone. From the frst rehearsals at Kranji Camp and Suntec City to the full-dress runs at the Padang, our students demonstrated discipline, resilience, and teamwork. Guided by choreographers and the Singapore Armed Forces team, they put in long hours of preparation while managing the demands of school life with dedication. The SG60 journey strengthened their sense of pride and unity. By working with peers from different schools, they built friendships and experienced how collaboration and perseverance can bring a shared vision to life. Performing on National Day was an unforgettable experience, leaving behind lasting lessons of commitment, teamwork, and national identity.
SG60 Experience: A Journey of Pride and Unity
How we recharge during breaks!
Just chilling between practices.
Rehearsal in school.
Hard at work!
Nothing stops our spirit - we’re game!
Teacher participating in a waxsealing activity.
Students proudly presented their masterpieces created using the traditional Japanese Orizome technique.
A student designing their mini-class fgurines.
Students are fguring out the composition for their cyanotype printing project.
Time for batik painting.
Students showcasing their LEGO plate creations.
Students were given the opportunity to participate in a kickboxing activity.
Students are exploring creativity through LEGO printing activities.
Students are exploring the use of coffee as an alternative method to process photographs.
ARTS FESTIVAL: FUSIONSCAPE 文化艺术节
The Arts Festival: Fusionscape was a vibrant celebration that brought together a rich tapestry of artistic expression, featuring a dynamic blend of performing arts, visual arts, and sports. Organised in collaboration with the Aesthetics Department, Learning for Life Programme (LLP), and the Physical Education & CCA Department, the festival offered a wide range of workshops that allowed students to engage directly with skilled artists and instructors to learn new skills and explore their creative potential. This memorable event fostered a strong sense of community, inspiring both students and staff to connect and collaborate in meaningful ways. Secondary One students took part in a Design Thinking workshop, where they designed and crafted wooden fgurines—a hands-on experience that successfully strengthened class spirit and unity. At the same time, Secondary Two students participated in interest-based workshops, gaining new insights into various art forms while working collaboratively with their peers.
Students collaborating to contribute to a collective batik piece.
Participants
having a great time in the water.
Participants attempting the climbing.
Group photo with all the students and teachers.
Staff performance during campfre.
Dragon Boating at Sports Hub.
Our Principal, Mr Chia, declaring the campfre open! Tent Pitching experience.
Participants being briefed before their climb at Climb Central @ Kallang Wave Mall.
SECONDARY ONE CAMP 中一领袖营
The Secondary One cohort camp, held from 13 to 15 May, was an enriching experience themed “Being a Peer Supporter.” The camp focused on personal growth and team building. Students participated in a variety of engaging activities, including a navigation exercise at Sentosa, dragon boating, and indoor climbing at the Sports Hub. The highlight of the camp was the muchanticipated campfre night, where students came together at our school’s parade square for a night of bonding and celebration. Through the camp, students developed greater self-awareness and a deeper appreciation for the importance of helping others and understanding different perspectives. Through these experiences, students learned to work collaboratively, overcome challenges together, and bond with their teachers along the way.
Camp participants gathering below our Indoor Sports Hall.
SECONDARY THREE CAMP
中三领袖营
From 13 to 16 May 2025, Secondary three students participated in a transformative outdoor adventure at Sarimbun Scout Camp. This frst collaborative camp with Yishun Secondary School brought students together for four days of challenge and growth. Away from their usual comforts, they quickly adapted to outdoor living and formed new friendships across schools. The programme was designed to develop various skills, including outdoor survival skills acquired through tentpitching and cooking. Students also faced physical challenges such as kayaking, abseiling, ziplining, and tackling low elements. Team-based activities like the Sarimbun Amazing Race and orienteering encouraged collaboration, while problem-solving tasks involved pioneering projects and land expeditions.
Kayaking at Pandan reservoir.
The combined camp concluded with a memorable campfre night, where students celebrated their achievements together. Throughout the programme, they embodied the cohort focus of “Synergise and Lead,” showcasing remarkable growth in leadership and teamwork, all while building lasting friendships between both schools.
Group photo of Chung Cheng High (Yishun) students with camp facilitators.
Outdoor cooking in mixed groupsChung Cheng High School (Yishun) and Yishun Secondary School Students.
Social mixing activity during meal breaks — Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) and Yishun Secondary School. Having fun during a group activity!
Ziplining - a height confdence activity.
Group photo of combined schools with their facilitators.
Tent pitching activity.
Water confdence in the pond at the campsite.
CCHS CARNIVAL AT NYJC
中正联校体育嘉年华
On 28 May 2025, our Secondary Three students from both Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) and Chung Cheng High School (Main) (CCHM) came together for a vibrant Sports Carnival held at Nanyang Junior College (NYJC). The theme, “Building our Chung Cheng identity, celebrating togetherness,” brought together about 600 students and staff, creating a spirited atmosphere of camaraderie and healthy competition. The morning kicked off with a combined morning assembly witnessed by our Chairperson and members of our school management committee. Energy levels soared right from the opening tug-of-war match between CCHM and CCHY, which set the tone for the day. Another highlight was the telematches, which also featured our alumni — Year 2s from NYJC. Students then engaged in a variety of exciting interschool games such as football, frisbee, basketball, captain’s ball and badminton, testing not just their skills but also teamwork and resilience. At the same time, many enjoyed exploring fringe activities (street dance, table tennis and boccia) and refreshments, adding to the carnival feel of the day. The highlight of the event was undoubtedly the fnal table tennis match between the two groups of school leaders, which drew loud cheers from the crowd. They took turns playing the match, and congratulations to the school leaders of CCHM for winning the novelty game. The event wrapped up with a prize-giving ceremony celebrating not only the winners but the collective spirit of the Chung Cheng family.
The Sports Carnival was a resounding success, strengthening bonds between our two schools while giving students a memorable day of fun, friendship, and sportsmanship.
Table Tennis Fringe Activities.
School leaders with our SMC members.
Novelty Game One: Tug-of-war.
Novelty Game Two: Telematch (Gunny Sack Race).
Chung Cheng High (Yishun) vs Chung Cheng High (Main) Five-a-side match.
Our school leaders having a table tennis friendly.
Both schools’ students supporting their school leaders.
Intense game between Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) and Chung Cheng High School (Main) in a game of Three vs Three Basketball.
Our combined fag raising ceremony at Nanyang Junior College.
APPLIED LEARNING MODULES (APLM) 应用学习课程
Applied Learning Module Programmes (ApLM) provide the opportunity for students to broaden their learning experiences, focusing on the practical application of knowledge. These workshops provided our students with applied learning opportunities – learning by doing, learning about the real world, and learning for life. In the process of learning, our students discover their interests and strengths, which will enable them to make informed educational and career choices. This year, in June, our upper secondary students were offered the opportunity to attend a three-day workshop under the APLM@Poly programme. Two groups of upper secondary students had the privilege of experiencing life as polytechnic students while attending lessons at the respective institutions. One group participated in the ‘Microbiology Workshop’ at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, while the other explored ‘Forensic Science’ at the Singapore Polytechnic. It was certainly a valuable experience for one to discover and deepen one’s passion for the Sciences.
We are future scientists!
Our First Day at Ngee Ann Polytechnic.
Learning Journey at Yakult Factory to discover the application of Microbiology!
We look good in our white coats!
More from Dr New, our lecturer.
Working in teams to carry out experiments.
Cultural Immersion Programme (Taiwan).
Visit to 921 Earthquake Museum.
Channeling Our Inner Kung Fu Masters! A thrilling Wushu workshop experience in China!
Warm welcome at Gloria Christian School.
Chasing waterfalls in Malang.
Experiencing the Babbuza Dreamfactory.
TRIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
In 2025, our Secondary Three students embarked on an unforgettable adventure through the Trips for International Experience, where every journey opened doors to new cultures, ideas, and friendships. Those who travelled to China discovered the richness of its heritage and the charm of its unique lifestyles, while building bonds with peers from Shanghai Shangnan North Middle School. The Vietnam Humanities Fieldwork and Cultural Trip brought history to life as students traced the struggles of the past and refected on the impact of tourism and development. At the International Young Leaders Summit in Japan, our students sharpened their leadership skills, built cross-cultural understanding, and connected with passionate youths from across Asia. The Taiwan trip offered a vibrant immersion into its traditions and rapid development, while the Surabaya experience in Indonesia inspired empathy and innovation as students explored social enterprises and local culture. Together, these global journeys not only created lasting memories but also strengthened our students’ 21st Century Competencies and their pride as active, responsible global citizens.
Designing Our Very Own Oil-Paper Umbrellas — A Hands-On Cultural Experience in China
OUR EXPERIENCES
AESTHETICS
The Aesthetics Department is dedicated to nurturing a community of imaginative and innovative arts enthusiasts. Our approach to Aesthetics education blends theoretical understanding with artistic practice, effectively leveraging classroom technology to provide students with meaningful and authentic learning experiences. These experiences are designed to cultivate creativity and empower students to express themselves confdently. Teachers employed a variety of Information and Communications Technology tools to facilitate discussions guided by Thinking Routines, encouraging students to refect, ask questions, and take ownership of their learning. The department also embraced the rich diversity present in our classrooms to promote collaborative learning.
Bus-stop activities done during Food and Consumer Education lesson.
For instance, Secondary Two students worked together on Soundtrap to compose music, drawing on one another’s unique strengths. In Food and Consumer Education, teachers have used station rotation strategies to engage students in exploring topics related to Food Sustainability. This approach encouraged the exchange of stories and ideas, fostering a deeper sense of connection and cultural appreciation. The Design and Technology unit continues to emphasise the importance of Design Thinking. As part of this year’s 2025 Arts Festival: Fusionscape, all Secondary One students applied Design Thinking principles to create miniature characters. This hands-on project not only enhanced their critical thinking, design, and problem-solving skills but also strengthened class unity and camaraderie.
Students enjoying a hands-on activity with charcoal.
Students with their rendered designs at the Secondary One Design Thinking workshop.
Student gives a ‘thumbs-up’ with his charcoal-stained hands after charcoal class activity.
Students showcasing their phone holder prototypes.
Secondary One Design and Technology (D&T) students using Artifcial Intelligence design tools to generate design ideas.
A fnal creative dish done by selected Secondary Two students for the Health and Food Science Competition.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE 英文与文学部
The English Language and Literature Department aims to design effective and engaging programmes that encourage authentic learning, allowing students to apply language and literary skills learnt to real-life settings, so that they can appreciate and adeptly use the language to communicate. This year, through alternative assessments, the department helped students to hone their research and communication skills as they prepared speeches, videos, and posters that aimed to educate and raise awareness.
To deepen their love for the English Language, students were given opportunities to hone their skills in writing and public speaking competitions. Our Secondary Four and Five students participated in the Live On Festival Essay Writing Competition organised by the National Organ Transplant Unit. Shermaine Lian and Keity Weng were awarded High Distinction and Merit, respectively, in the Senior Category — a frst for our Secondary Five students. In recognition of our support for this cause and our consistently good performance, our students were selected to be featured in the National Organ Transplant Unit’s promotional video.
Additionally, all students and teachers in the school participated in Read for Books 2025, a National Reading movement and charity book drive aimed at raising awareness of reading and sharing the gift of reading with the less privileged. In line with the school’s morning assembly programme, which includes time set aside for students to read, this activity resulted in a pledge of approximately 1019 books for the movement, where the WondeRead initiative is one of the major benefciaries
The department also organised signature programmes such as the Spoken Interaction (Secondary Three) and Advanced Text Analysis (Secondary Four) to equip students in the specifc areas of language learning and to help them acquire some of the 21st-century competencies.
The Literature Unit also launched the inaugural Poetry Fortnight, ‘Echoes & Ink’, to immerse students in the power of words and allow them to express their creativity and explore diverse perspectives. Our Upper Secondary Literature students also spent a delightful evening watching ‘Macbeth’ at Fort Canning as part of the popular Shakespeare in the Park programme. The students were thoroughly immersed in the lively and suspenseful production, sitting in picnic style, moving along the plot together with audience and characters. They also managed to learn valuable aspects of theatre production in this experience.
These programmes and experiences have empowered our students to become empathetic communicators, discerning readers and creative enquirers.
We had a great time watching Macbeth!
Mass daily reading after morning assembly.
Read for Books 2025.
Staff and students alike participated in Read for Books 2025.
At the Live On Essay Competition Award Ceremony.
HUMANITIES 人文部
The Humanities Department’s vision remains steadfast: developing critical thinkers, with strong communication and collaboration skills, who understand their societal role and possess the empathy to become contributing members of society. Through inquirybased learning and debates on controversial issues, our students engage deeply with complex realworld challenges. Our comprehensive programme offerings have yielded remarkable outcomes across all levels.
Secondary One students embarked on a feld trip to Chong Pang City, exploring the neighbourhood’s historical signifcance in Singapore’s economic, social and cultural development whilst understanding migrant contributions and evaluating whether the area meets residents’ present-day needs.
Secondary Two students conducted compelling historical investigations into how people in Singapore demonstrated grit and survived the Japanese Occupation, fostering appreciation for our nation’s resilience. Meanwhile,
Secondary Three students engaged in an issues investigation examining future threats facing Singapore, developing critical analytical skills essential for informed citizenship. Students gained profound insights into Vietnamese history, empathized with wartime.
A little cultural immersion through making pottery in Vietnam.
They explored development and tourism impacts, appreciated Vietnamese culture, and developed into responsible travellers and global citizens who support local communities. Most importantly, this experience strengthened their sense of belonging to Singapore. Secondary Four Geography students conducted investigations at Merlion Park, interviewing tourists to understand what makes Singapore attractive to visitors, applying geographical concepts to real-world scenarios.
We are particularly proud to announce that our student, Toh Guan Xun from 4F, achieved Bronze in the prestigious NUS Geography Challenge, exemplifying the department’s commitment to academic excellence and critical thinking development.
Our Secondary Four students interviewing tourists at Merlion Park to understand what makes Singapore an attractive tourist destination.
Our Secondary Four students interviewing residents in Khatib, as part of their geographical investigation, to understand if the neighbourhood meets the needs of the elderly.
Our Secondary Four and Five students at the Parliament House.
Our brave explorer climbing out of the Cu Chi Tunnel in Ho Chi Minh City.
Poster created by Secondary One students on trailblazers in Singapore as part of their historical investigation.
Students interviewing shopkeepers at Chong Pang City to understand how a sense of community is built.
Learning about Mr Lim Nee Soon and how he contributed towards the development of Singapore.
Our Secondary Three students at Sowatco Long Binh Port (PSA), Vietnam, listening intently to understand how Singapore taps on opportunities presented by globalisation.
Students
Student trying out micro-controller.
Student editing video on his personal learning devices.
Students engaged in an e-examination practice session.
learning Google Applications.
INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Our school’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) team empowers confdent, future-ready learners and teachers by building strong digital competencies. To support blended learning, e-Pedagogy is embedded in the curriculum to promote active, participatory, and refective classrooms.
All Secondary One students undergo ICT Baseline Training—a two-half-day course covering essential skills like Google Workspace and basic video editing. The Code for Fun Enrichment Programme, jointly offered by Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and Ministry of Education (MOE), introduces students to coding and computational thinking, broadening their exposure to technology. Secondary three students also use their Personal Learning Devices (PLDs) to complete e-exam practice papers, gaining valuable learning experiences through independent practice and digital assessment.
MATHEMATICS
数学部
In 2025, the Mathematics Department emphasised helping students develop self-directedness in learning and versatility in problem solving, while also encouraging them to appreciate the relevance of Mathematics in everyday life. Technology continues to play an important role, supporting exploration and discovery in and beyond the classroom. A key highlight for the year was the Secondary Two Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Carnival, jointly organised with the Science Department as part of STEM Learning Week. The carnival brought together workshops and fringe booths that encouraged students to experiment, create, and think critically about how science, technology, engineering and mathematics connect to the world around them.
Inaugural Principle of Accounting Learning Journey to Baker Tilly, an Accounting and Business advisory frm.
Winners of the Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO) and ArithmetEQ Challenge.
Winners at the 2025 National Cashfow competition at Nanyang Technological University.
The Mother Tongue Languages Department is dedicated to designing authentic and enriching learning experiences to engage students better and nurture them into confdent and passionate learners. This year, during the Mother Tongue Fortnight, students explored their Mother Tongue languages and cultures through various art forms. They enjoyed the graceful movements of Chinese opera and learned about traditional Malay cultural expressions such as the Kompang performance and Batik Art.
In addition to the Mother Tongue Fortnight, the department also organised drama performances and an Author-in-Residence programme. Through these immersive learning journeys, students deepened their appreciation and understanding of their own cultures through the performing arts and related activities.
To foster students’ interest in reading and strengthen their literacy skills, the department relaunched the Reading Programme this year. Leveraging artifcial intelligence, a series of illustrated readers—aligned with curriculum themes and accompanied by Hanyu Pinyin— were specially developed. These resources support students with weaker reading abilities, enabling them to enjoy the pleasures of reading.
Teachers in the Mother Tongue Languages Department have also continued to grow professionally and have performed well in various teaching and learning communities. They actively participated in professional learning networks led by Master Teachers, and designed online learning tasks and blended learning resources that encourage students to take greater ownership of their learning.
From learning to creating — students express their understanding of batik through their vibrant works.
A shared cultural experience — students wrap up the Opera workshop with smiles and camaraderie.
Building stronger connections—Mother Tongue Languages department teachers enjoying a well-deserved team bonding session.
Students brainstorming ideas during the ‘Script It Right’ workshop.
A meaningful moment of shared learning — New Zealand students join our calligraphy lesson and proudly display their creations.
Exploring culture through craft — students engage in the art of batik painting.
Moments to remember — our students with their New Zealand buddies after a meaningful day of learning and connection.
MOTHER TONGUE LANGUAGES
Cross-cultural appreciation in action — students engaged thoughtfully in calligraphy writing.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & CCA
体育与课程辅助活动部
Physical Education (PE) plays an integral role in promoting physical health and ftness among our youth. It is a curriculum that simultaneously develops the character, mind, and body of our students. In school, a wide range of sports and physical activities are taught to equip students with fundamental sports skills, as well as to help them attain acceptable ftness levels and abilities for recreational games. This year marked a new milestone with the inaugural Sports Carnival for our Secondary Three students, jointly organised with Chung Cheng High School (Main) in May. In the lead-up to this exciting event, numerous practice sessions were held during PE lessons, allowing students to hone their skills, build teamwork and strengthen their competitive spirit. In addition, our collaboration with SportSG continued, bringing recreational sports modules such as Basketball, Flippaball (a form of water polo), and Track and Field to our students. The annual inter-class games held in October further promoted class spirit and provided students with opportunities to experience the joy of friendly competition. Ultimately, our aim is for students to enjoy being active and cultivate healthy lifestyle habits that involve physical activities, lasting through adolescence and into adulthood.
Mr Luke Ng organising his class for the teaching and learning of Basketball.
Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) play a vital role in providing students with a holistic and well-rounded experience beyond the academic curriculum. The wide range of CCAs offered helps students discover their interests and talents while fostering leadership skills, resilience, and other essential life skills. Through CCAs, students are empowered to pursue their passions and fulfl their aspirations. At the start of each year, our Secondary One students are given the opportunity to attend CCA tryouts before making their selection. This approach allows students to exercise autonomy and make informed decisions about their preferred CCAs. As a result, the vast majority of students are assigned to a CCA of their top choice, leading to greater commitment, a lower attrition rate, and stronger overall performance across the school’s CCAs. This year was especially meaningful as our Performing Arts groups participated in the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts Presentation 2025, where many groups attained outstanding results. Their passion, discipline, and dedication were evident in their performances, which brought pride and joy to the school community. In addition, many students from various CCAs took part in Singapore’s 60th National Day Parade (SG60), showcasing their talents on the national stage. Their involvement was made possible through the unwavering guidance and support of all our CCA teachers, who played an integral role in encouraging them to participate in this memorable milestone event. Through active and meaningful participation in CCAs, our students continue to grow as individuals who demonstrate a deep sense of belonging and commitment to the school, the community, and the nation.
PE Teachers Past and Present.
PE Teachers Past and Present.
Use of ICT and Peer Teaching in PE.
Thinking of including ice-skating in our PE curriculum.
Thank you Mr Victor Tan, our ex HOD PE/CCA.
Our PE Department.
Our students did well at the 45th C.B. Paul Science Quize organised by ACJC STEM Council.
Achieved Distinction Award at NUS Physics Faculty’s 2025 Illustratum competition.
For STEM in Action, some students also learnt about plastic, food, and textile waste through Green Nudge workshops.
Learning about Physics through building and racing Tamiya cars at STEM in Action.
YSA participants engaged in slime-making at DiscovHER 2025, Science Centre Singapore.
Exploring genetic engineering and human therapeutics through Amgen Biotech Experience.
Live it Up! – Bringing Engineering to Life, a project led by NTU College of Engineering, in partnership with all 5 Polytechnics and Science Centre, where students learnt more about STEM education and careers.
Exploring Chemistry concepts through scent-making and understanding the fragrance industry at Scentopia in Sentosa.
2025 has been a memorable year of scientifc exploration for our students. The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Learning Week brought our community together through the Secondary Two STEM Carnival, where interactive activities deepened students’ understanding of STEM beyond the classroom. Our graduating cohort gained valuable insights through our inaugural STEM in Action programme, experiencing real-world applications in industry and Institute of Higher Learning settings.
Our Young Scientist Ambassadors (YSA) programme continues to nurture scientifc talent through thoughtfully curated activities that develop inquiry, innovation, and leadership. YSA members demonstrated outstanding leadership during the STEM Carnival and achieved excellent results in the Junior Science Olympiads and C.B. Paul Science Competition.
Our dedicated Science Department’s commitment to professional growth in Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Assessment Literacy ensures effective teaching practices. The newly enhanced laboratories, featuring wall murals blending scientifc concepts with local elements, create an inspiring environment where students’ passion for discovery fourishes.
Exploring the world of microbiology through hands-on activities in NUS Microbiology Lab as part of the STEM in Action experience.
Igniting Scientifc Passion: A Year of Discovery
COMPUTER EDUCATION UNIT 电脑教育科
This year, the Computing Unit welcomed a new member to the teaching team, Mr Tay Teck Seng, who teaches both CPA and Computing. For the frst time, we also have four Untrained Contract Teachers (UCTs) — Ms Adoncia Lim, Mr Syahmi, Mr Vinesh Joseph, and Mr Ivan Wong — joining our department. With their professional backgrounds in technology-related felds, they bring valuable real-world perspectives that enrich our students’ learning experiences.
Our school was proud to support two Secondary Four students, Han Jo Xi, 4E, and Malcolm Khoo Minghao, 4E, in the 28th National Olympiad in Informatics (NOI), organised by the School of Computing, National University of Singapore, on 22 March 2025. This highly competitive platform challenges participants in advanced problem-solving and programming. Both students embodied the school value “With Grit, We Strive” through their perseverance, competing for a second consecutive year.
In June, Computing students Adarsh Das, 3E, Lim Heok Xuan Caden, 3F, Loh Hao Xuan, 3G, and Wang Simeng, 4E, attended the annual Building BloCS Conference from 10 to 11 June, with the closing ceremony held on 14 June 2025. Despite the event taking place during the school holidays, their passion and dedication to Computing motivated them to participate enthusiastically. Centred on the theme of Artifcial Intelligence (AI), the conference offered hands-on workshops and engaging sessions that allowed participants to explore AI concepts beyond the classroom. The students also had the opportunity to connect with peers from other schools, demonstrating our school motto: “Success through Diligence and Perseverance.”
The school also celebrates Ng Qi En Grace, 3A, who represented us in the annual Animation and Game-Making (AGM) Competition organised by Ministry of Education (MOE). With the theme “Artifcial Intelligence and Us,” the competition challenged participants to create innovative works that promote the responsible use of AI. Grace developed an educational game that encourages safe practices in an AI-driven world, blending creativity with a strong sense of digital responsibility. Her efforts were recognised with the Silver Award in the GameMaking category of the AGM Competition 2025 — an inspiring achievement that brings pride to the school and encourages her peers to pursue their passions with creativity and purpose.
Students attending the annual Building BloCS Conference.
(Left) Mr Syahmi, Mr Vinesh Joseph.
Ng Qi En Grace’s competition work that advocates responsible use of AI.
(Left) Mr Tay Teck Seng, Mr Ivan Wong, Ms Adoncia Lim.
Malcolm Khoo Minghao, 4E, took part in the National Olympiad in Informatics.
Ng Qi En Grace, 3A, achieved Silver Award in the Game-Making category of the annual Animation and Game-making Competition 2025.
Han Jo Xi, 4E, took part in the National Olympiad in Informatics
ELEMENTS OF BUSINESS SKILLS UNIT
商业技能科
The Elements of Business Skills (EBS) unit aims to create awareness and ignite students’ interest in the three service industries: Travel and Tourism, Retail and Hospitality, and equip students with basic skills in customer service. Students are given assignments that require them to critically think about how to improve the marketing mix of a business to ensure it remains competitive in the face of changing trends and customer expectations. Learning Journeys are an important learning experience for students to see the ‘textbook coming alive’. This year, students embarked on a learning journey that allows them to experience customer service as ‘tourists’ visiting historical sites and immersing themselves in Singapore’s rich culture.
Exploring Singapore: A Memorable Learning Journey with EBS
On 20th August, the Secondary Three students of Elements of Business Skills (EBS) embarked on an exciting and enriching learning journey that sparked both curiosity and enthusiasm. A bright orange doubledecker Funvee bus, with its open-air upper deck, was parked at the school, ready to take everyone on an adventure through the heart of Singapore.
Guiding the students on this exploration was Mr. Vincent, an experienced and knowledgeable tour guide, whose vast understanding of Singapore’s landmarks and history made the journey truly unforgettable. The tour began with a visit to the iconic Gardens by the Bay, followed by a stroll through Lau Pa Sat in the bustling Central Business District. Along the way, the students learned about some of Singapore’s most famous sites, such as the Fountain of Wealth at Suntec City and the historic Old Hill Street Police Station, discovering the rich history and culture that make Singapore a unique destination for visitors from around the world.
The journey continued with a tour through vibrant ethnic quarters like Kampong Glam, Chinatown, and Little India, where students experienced the diverse heritage that shapes Singapore’s multicultural identity.
The day concluded with a delightful tea break, where both students and teachers savoured the unique and delicious favours of Roti Prata before boarding the bus to return to school.
This learning journey not only provided valuable insights into Singapore’s landmarks and history but also deepened the students’ understanding about local tours in Singapore!
Students enjoying the sights and sounds of the Central Business District.
Secondary Three students getting ready to board the Funvee bus for their learning journey.
Students onboard the Funvee bus, ready to start the Learning Journey.
Students enjoying prata and drinks to end off the Learning Journey at a restaurant.
Students answering Mr Vincent’s, our tour guide, quiz questions at the end of the tour.
APPLIED LEARNING PROGRAMME 应用学习课程
Brewing Success: Our Story of Food
In 2025, our Applied Learning Programme (ALP) in Health and Food Science has fourished under the theme ‘Our Story of Food,’ bringing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) concepts to life through real-world applications.
Our Secondary One students explore modern farming technologies and their contribution to Singapore’s SG30 by 30 goals. Secondary Two students investigate beverage science through specially-designed STEM lessons that spark curiosity and empower them to make informed dietary choices.
Students with keen interest develop into skilled baristas and gourmets through specialised modules in coffeemaking and food preparation. Our ‘Farm to Table’ initiative transforms their learning as they harvest herbs from our Modular Edible Wall to create innovative drinks and artisanal food items such as our perfectly crafted waffes.
The highlight of 2025 was the expansion of Our Coffee Story café. This enhanced space represents our students’ growing capabilities and opens new possibilities for industry partnerships, marking another exciting chapter in our journey of discovery and innovation.
BioGirl MJ was a hit with our students. She shared ‘What happens to our trash’ as part of our ALP Tier 1 Assembly Programme.
Our baristas serving up the new Mocha Frappe during the reopening of the cafe.
Students undergoing hands-on training to become baristas.
Talk by BioGirl MJ.
Revamped care space - now bigger and better for more learning experiences ahead!
Celebrating Friendship Day at one of our cafe openings!
Trialing and preparing Egg Mayo Croissant as a new menu item for the reopening of the cafe.
Introducing Egg Mayo Croissants with greens from our Modular Edible vegetable wall.
Supporting our ALP cafe’s Farm to Table initiative with schoolgrown vegetables.
LEARNING FOR LIFE PROGRAMME
生活教育课程
The Learning for Life Programme (LLP) Aesthetics at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) immerses students in artsrelated real-life activities, fostering empathy and creative thinking. Through thoughtfully curated experiences, students develop cultural awareness, a sense of rootedness, and a commitment to giving back to the community. In Tier 1, students engage with the arts as both audience members and participants. Key highlights this year included the Arts Festival: Fusionscape, which featured an interest-based workshop for all Secondary Two students. The Secondary One cohort participated in a Design Thinking workshop, where they designed miniature characters, enhancing class unity. Fusionscape was further enriched by the active involvement of staff, students, and Aesthetics Ambassadors, promoting community and self-expression.
Tier Two builds on these experiences, further developing students’ artistic interests and skills. This year, students took part in the DFS X Artists Programme, integrating art, science, and fashion. They explored computer-aided design, basic electronics, and dressmaking, creating prototypes at the Digital Fabrication Space at the Science Centre. Additionally, the team embarked on a collaborative photography project with the Rainbow Centre, celebrating Singapore’s food heritage and inclusivity. Students from both schools will contribute to a food trail photography exhibition, highlighting Singapore’s diverse culinary traditions, culminating in the 60th National Day celebrations. This initiative provides students with opportunities to build friendships and collaborate meaningfully.
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Students sharing with Ms Goh Hanyan on this project.
Heading out for a photography session with Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School.
A successful exhibition held at Northpoint City.
Tier 2 DFS Artists students having a hand at 3D modelling.
3D printing workshop during Arts Festival: Fusionscape.
Students trying photograph processing using coffee.
Ms Goh Hanyan, Senior Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth and the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment, visited this photography exhibition.
Experimenting with textures and effects!
Student soldering the electronic components.
Helping each other on this project - time to sew the fashion pieces together!
CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION
品格与公民教育课程
This year, Character & Citizenship Education (CCE) focuses on providing opportunities for students to be ‘Contributing Citizens of Good Character’. Students put the school values into action and demonstrate their social-emotional competencies as well as citizenship dispositions through various platforms such as contributing to various ServiceLearning Projects and serving the schools by participating in various CCE events, such as the National Education Commemorative Days. The cohort thematic approach, encompassing Project Gratitude, Project Integrity, and Project Empathy, is integrated into CCHY’s Service-Learning class projects. This approach enables students to gain diverse experience in planning service-learning projects for various benefciaries, utilising the service-learning methodology. Students were given opportunities to contribute in areas that initially made them uncomfortable, helping them develop and grow in confdence. Every mistake is taken as an opportunity to learn and grow, true to the spirit of the Growth Mindset. To instil a stronger sense of belonging to the school, students were allowed to participate and contribute to various National Education Commemorative Days. The National Day celebration provides an important platform to strengthen the sense of love for Singapore. Students who contributed to such a celebration feel proud to be involved in creating a memorable and meaningful experience for their peers.
The Uniformed Groups looking smart for the National Day observance ceremony.
Reaching out to the Yishun neighbours through the ‘Spreading the Joy of Chinese New Year’ school Values in action activity.
Chinese New Year Orange-giving a symbol of good luck.
Intergenerational Learning Programme in partnership with Fei Yue Family service centre - 3F students sharing with the elderly about AI.
A happy Chung Cheng student with a happy resident.
Lifeskills lessons: Basic cooking skills with students in partnership with Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School.
3C presented 60 hearts to express gratitude towards Mr Vitri, teacher from Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School.
Our Publicity Poster - ‘Reduce @ North West’
Making soap using essential oils with the elderly.
Taking the pledge, our Principal, Mr Chia Guo Hao.
Intergenerational Learning Programme in partnership with Fei Yue Family service centre - 3A students interacting with the elderly.
National Day Observance Ceremony - Flag Raising Ceremony.
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS 学术成绩
Event Award
National University of Singapore (NUS) Geography Challenge
Animation and Game-Making Competition organised by MOE
National Olympiad in Informatics
45th C.B. Paul Science Quiz
Toh Guan Xun, 4F
Hong Ruiqi, 4H
Gold Wayne Toh, 4E
Silver
Teo Xiang Ming, 4E
Silver
Singapore Junior Biology Olympiad 2025
NUS Illustratum 2025
Singapore Junior Physics Olympiad 2025
Singapore Junior Chemistry Olympiad 2025
2025 Script It Right Chinese Radio Drama Script Writing Competition
8th National Text Recital Competition (2025) (Chinese)
2025 Create Your Own Newspaper Competition
全国中学编采比赛
National Pen Calligraphy Competition
Art Prize 2025 organised by TRCL in support of The Business Times Budding Artists Fund
Singapore & Asian Schools Mathematics Olympiad 2025
Bronze Medal
Randunu Appuhamillage
Himansha Chalith Randunu, 4E
Silver Award Ng Qi En Grace, 3A
Wang Yaxi Nancy, 4H
Certifcate Of Participation
Han Jo Xi, 4E
Malcolm Khoo Minghao, 4E
Bronze
Kylie Ang, 4E Simeng Wang, 4E
Merit
Junyu Liu, 4E
Teo Qixiang, 4F
Jia Le Au, 4F
Genevieve Neo Wei Shan, 4G
Bronze
Goh Kuan Han, 4G
Zhang Yumo, 4G
Honorable Mention
Randunu Appuhamillage
Himansha Chalith Randunu, 4E Heng Yu Xuan, 4G
Distinction Award
Shafana Khan, 2C
Nasya Eleora Tessalonika, 2E
Cassiopeia Sing-Tong Shi Ya, 2G
Bronze
Teo Xiang Ming, 4E
Teo Qi Xiang, 4F
Honorable Mention Zhang Xiaochen, 4E
Merit
Wei Gangyi, 4F
Toh Guan Xun, 4F
Tan Kai Le Caleb, 4F
Commendation Award Student Name List
Lyn Chan Wen Yi, 3E
Arika Tan Shyan Ying, 3F
Cheng Xin Yue, 3G
Yan Xinyi, 3E
Hiew Yong Qin, 3F
2nd Place
Chantel Jade Ee Jia Xin, 4C
Silver
Tan Geok Yen Carmelia, 4B
First Prize 一等奖
Lee Joselyn, 2A
Kayson Lee Jia Sheng, 2B
Cai Miaoru, 3G
Yap Ying Ting, 3D Goh Charlene, 3C
Sophie Imelda Chang Ern Fadli, 3C
Bronze Lim Zi Han, 1A
Tay Kaile, Axton, 1F
Poh Mei Bao Annabelle, 1G
Arielle Sia Sze Sim, 2D
Hazel Kuan Xue Er, 2F
Chen Tze Yen, 2G
Finalist - Wei Gang Yi, 4F
Merit Award - Leow Le Yi Edda, 3C
Gold Award
San Jing Hui, 2C
Silver Award
Lee Ying Ler, 1F
Kwah Kai Boon, 2F
Gavin Van Dyk, 3B
Lu Sheng Jie Aiden, 3F
Sia Yu Xuan, 3G
Toh Guan Xun (Zhuo Guan Xun), 4F
Bronze Award
Lee Xin Yan, 1B
Charmaine Lim Shi Min, 1D
Jowen Sim Jun Wen, 2A
Lee Joselyn, 2A
Goh Xin Yi, 2D
Nasya Eleora Tessalonika, 2E
Charisse Chia Si Hui, 2F
Lim Hui Kai, Ulric, 2G
John Wang Jie Siang, 2H
MOE History Challenge 2025: shortlisted for History Talent Development Programme
Sean Patrick Chandra, 3F
Event Award
Singapore & Asian Schools
Mathematics Olympiad 2025
ArithmetEQ Challenge 2025
2025 National Cash fow competition @ NTU
Bronze Award
Abdul Rahman Irfaan, 3B
Zhou Haoyang, 3B
Brycen Fong Jun Yi, 3C
Sivakumar Rakshith, 3C
Lim Heok Xuan Caden, 3F
Loh Hao Xuan, 3G
Zhang Xiaochen, 4E
Ho Jun Kai, 4F
Goh Kuan Han, 4G
Honourable Mention
Solomon Wise Ang, 1B
Alyssa Belle Lo Khye Xin, 1D
Goh Zhuo Hung, Jairus, 1G
Low Xin Yee, 2C
Lim Zhi Xin, 3C
Zachary Chu Jun Yong, 3D
Jaden Lu Zhenwei, 3E
Chan Xuan De, 4F
4th Team Placing
Alyssa Belle Lo Khye Xin, 1D and Charmaine Lim Shi Min, 1D
Top 10
Bryan Ray Tung Le Jun, 4F (2nd Position) and Ho Jun Kai, 4F (8th Position)
Bronze Award
Shannon Luo, 2C
Sophie Lum, 2B
Talia Ee Jie En, 2F
Royal Commonwealth Essay Competition 2024
National Library Board (NLB) Prove It! Contest 2025
Read. Create. SG60 Competition by CIVICA 2025
National Cyber Wellness Poster Contest 2025
Live On Festival (LOF) 2025 (organized by the National Organ Transplant Unit / Ministry of Health)
National Library Board (NLB) Read for Books 2025
Gold Award
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Li Le Xuan, 3G
Silver Award
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Clara Chee, 2E
Heng Yu Xuan, 4G
Priscilla Loo, 3C
Mehreeen Niyas, 4H
Sherlyn Lim, 4H
Melody Lim, 4H
Ng Jian Yuan, 4E
Hadley Adiva Atikah, 3E
Representation
Tan Jia Ying Jerica, 1A
Joelle Lim, 2A
Chen Riyang, 3G
Syazrin Aryssa Binte
Mohammed Rizuwan, 3H
Silver Award
Sophie Lum, 2B
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Solomon Wise Ang, 1B
Hoo Xin Ci 1B,
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D
Soon Kai Wei, 1C
Winners
Wang Shiyan, 1E and Lim Li Xuan, 1F
Winner Tan Pin Lun, 2B
High Distinction
Shermaine Lian, 5D
Representation
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D Li Le Xuan, 3G
Merit Keity Weng, 5D
From 1 to 31 July 2025, for every 10 people who read for 15 minutes, one book or equivalent will be donated to selected benefciaries. We had 1133 participants who read for 135 minutes which is approximately 1019 book donated.
CCHY Representatives:
Xie Xinying Xster, 1F
Michelle Koh Yi Xuan, 1F
Jazz Ng Ky Qing, 1F
Cai Lexuan Melody, 1F
Ho Yu Heng Olivia, 2B
Karuppiah Sakthisaravanan, 2C
National Public Speaking Competition 2025
CCHM Model United Nations
Shafana Khan, 2C
Maia Ong Shi Yue, 3A
Audrey Tan Chu Ying, 3D
Lyn Chan Wen Yi, 3E
Top 20 National Finalists:
Xie Xinying Xster, 1F (10th)
Karuppiah Sakthisaravanan, 2C (18th)
Best Delegate
Lee Shi Hui Giselle, 4H
Outstanding Delegate Owen Ong Yong Zhi, 4H
Honourable Mention: Ho Yi Xuan, 4H
With a bumper crop of 61 students (including our Secondary Four Express), the Green Club was able to participate in many more school-based activities this year. Among them were the Secondary Four cohort, who led our partnership with the Northwest CDC to promote energy conservation to residents in nearby blocks. This was coupled with a meaningful visit to the Kallang Waterways Project, where students learnt about the importance of conserving water. Both Learning Journeys were certainly eye-opening and informative as we bid farewell to our 2025 seniors.
Meanwhile, back in school, we have made it a point this year to increase our presence in and around the school with several other student-led initiatives. One of these is our involvement in Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) lessons at a class level, with each Green Club pairing tasked to conduct a CCE lesson. Not only does this have the advantage of bringing the Green Club to the classroom, but it also allows our members to sharpen their communication skills. Along with this annual event, we also visited the Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School next door, where we got to interact with students in a fun activity about the environment. These two events are certainly ones we look forward to each year and we hope to continue with them well into the future.
On a fnal note, we hope to continue initiatives from this year, including the Butterfy Garden and the Bring Your Own (BYO) Container campaign in the school canteen. We hope that these two initiatives will reap rewards for both our membership and the school moving forward.
Green Club members enjoying fun and games as part of the Northwest CDC Environmental Awareness Programme.
Green Club members participating in activities organised by Northwest CDC.
Green Club members and students from Rainbow Centre enjoying the rewarding interactive experiences.
Green Club students putting their hands together to commemorate the completion of the fun and meaningful activities.
Green Club members encouraging students from Rainbow Centre in games and activities.
Teachers-In-Charge: Mr Brett Whiteway, Mr Chua Si Yuan
Chairperson: Sieow Yi Quan, 3G
Vice-Chairperson: Chen Yixuan, 3F
Exco Member: Wong Zheng Rui, 3E
Exco Member: Lim Shi Xuan Cherie, 3C
Exco Member: Ho Yu Jie, 3A
Exco Member: Law Ming Zhe Cayden, 3F
Active participation and empathetic learning were key parts of the Rainbow Outreach Programme.
JOURNALISM & MULTIMEDIA CLUB
学校新闻与多媒体社
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Edina Rahman (IC for Journalism Unit),
Ms Maria Duvalinda Agahari (IC for Multimedia Unit)
Journalism Unit
President: Melody Lim Wen Xin, 4H
Vice-President: Sherlyn Lim Silin, 4H
Vice-President: Syazrin Aryssa Binte
Mohammed Rizuwan, 4H
Secretary: Heng Yu Xuan, 4G
Multimedia Unit
Persident: Ang Kai Yuan, 4C
Vice-President: Klivia Elisabet Maier, 4E
Vice-President: Rayson See Zhe Han, 4D
Journalism Unit members during a candid photography session.
This year, the Journalism Unit continued to nurture aspiring writers, photographers, and interviewers through hands-on training, collaboration with fellow Co-Curricular Activity (CCAs), and participation in both local and international competitions. Our student journalists proudly represented the school in events such as the Royal Commonwealth Essay Competition 2025 (United Kingdom) and the Our School, Our Story 2025 photo contest by the Ministry of Education. In Term 2, a few of our student-journalists, together with one member of the Multimedia Unit, worked together to create and produce an investigative article and video reel on the Future of Work for the annual Prove It! 2025 Contest organised by the National Library Board (NLB). Beyond the competitions, what truly defnes the Journalism Unit is their teamwork, resilience, and passion. Whether racing against deadlines or covering major school events, they’ve learned to support one another, stay composed under pressure, and uphold high standards in everything we publish. Throughout the year, the Unit worked tirelessly behind the scenes to document school life - crafting stories and capturing moments that refect the heart of Chung Cheng High Yishun (CCHY). Their work featured on the school’s social media platforms has not only informed but also inspired, strengthening the sense of pride and belonging in CCHY’s school community.
The Multimedia Unit prides itself on its professionalism and its ability to deliver customised audiovisual products for school events, both large and small. Respectful and highly accountable, its members are well-trained in handling audiovisual equipment. Students also receive training in photography and videography.
In Semester One, members from both the Multimedia and Journalism Units took part in the LLP (Aesthetics) Tier 2 Photography Course. As part of the programme, they visited Khatib Central and Yishun Hawker Centre to capture visual narratives, engage meaningfully with the community, and develop confdence and social skills. These outings are part of a collaborative photography project between CCHY and the Rainbow Centre to celebrate Singapore’s rich food heritage and spirit of inclusivity. The project culminated in a photo exhibition in celebration of Singapore’s 60th National Day, showcasing the diversity of local food cultures. Through visual storytelling, students managed to highlight culinary traditions, foster cross-cultural appreciation, and strengthen community bonds - while learning the value ofcollaboration and shared storytelling.
Multimedia Unit
Secondary One Journalism Unit members.
Group photo of Journalism Unit members with Ms Rahman.
Multimedia Unit Annual Potluck Day to welcome new members and thank the graduating members.
Secondary Four Journalism Unit members.
Multimedia Unit members packing up equipment after a school event
Multimedia Unit members enjoying pizzas on the Annual Potluck Day.
Secondary Three Journalism Unit members.
Secondary Two Journalism Unit members.
ENTREPRENEUR CLUB
创业社
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Nur Jannah Noor, Ms Lin Xiaoying
Chairperson: Sam Jun Jie, 3G
Vice-Chairperson: Jaden Lu Zhenwei, 3E
Vice-Chairperson: Sean Patrick Chandra, 3F
The Entrepreneur Club is a dynamic and innovative Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) dedicated to fostering an entrepreneurial mindset and fnancial literacy among its members. Recently, members participated in the “Be Your Own Boss Day” (BYOBD), a sales event held at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun). Teams brainstormed creative ideas, developed products from scratch, and sold them to the school community. The event received a positive response, and it was inspiring to see members gain hands-on experience in sales while building their self-confdence.
For 2025 Values in Action (VIA), members packed goodie bags with thoughtful items as a gesture of appreciation for the for the school cleaners, not forgetting the security guards for their hard work and dedication. This project allows students to practice teamwork and creativity while fostering a sense of gratitude and community within the school.
This year, some Secondary Two to Four students participated in the National Cashfow Challenge, with two members advancing to the fnals. Through this competition, they gained valuable insights into the importance of fnancial planning and management.
In a collaborative activity with visiting students from Surabaya, our members led engaging hands-on activities, including bookmark making, wax seal keychains, and badge crafting. Both groups thoroughly enjoyed the 45-minute sessions. Members also brainstormed designs for tote bags and pencil pouches, which were presented as gifts to the Surabaya visitors. These designs were further used on bags given to CCHY teachers who accompanied students during the National Day Parade (NDP) Parade celebrating SG60 this year. Members will brainstorm additional designs to create more CCHY mementoes.
Members busy promoting and selling their creative products during the “Be Your Own Boss Day” event at Chung Cheng High (Yishun) (CCHY).
A pair of students ready for their hands-on activity to make bookmarks with the Surabaya students.
The badge-making duo ready for their hands-on activity with the Surabaya students.
The wax seal keychain team ready for their hands-on activity with the Surabaya students.
Students are proud of their handmade crafts, all prepared for sale at CCHY.
A Secondary Four senior visited the stall to encourage the team and support them by purchasing their products during the sales day.
BASKETBALL (BOYS)
篮球男队
Teachers-In-Charge: Mr Alvin Tok, Mr Benedict Chui
Captain: Jonas Soh, 4E
Vice-Captain: Dayler Ng, 4F
Our players in action!
This year has been a memorable one for the basketball boys, as they participated in the National School Games (NSG) Basketball Competition, and both the C Division and B Division boys did well. Our B Division boys clinched the runner-up spot in the North Zone fnals, while our C Division boys were promoted to League 2 in NSG. Throughout the competition, the boys displayed determination and fghting spirit, as they gave it their all while juggling school work, weighted assessments and competition. In addition to their twice-weekly training sessions, friendlies with other schools were organised for the players to boost their confdence on court, to strengthen their team spirit and prepare them both physically and mentally. The team aims to be among the Top Four in the coming years and will train harder to achieve their goal.
Our C Division Basketball Team.
Coach Seet giving our B boys players a pep talk.
Our players and supporters at the North Zone Finals.
Coach Seet discussing strategies with our ‘C’ boys players during a time-out.
Dayler Ng Jun Hao, 4F, from our B Division in action against Catholic High School.
Our B Division Basketball Team.
Our B Division captains, Soh Meng You Jonas, 4E, and Dayler Ng Jun Hao, 4F, receiving the team trophy.
The Fencing team focuses on cultivating discipline and character in students in a supportive environment. Students are committed to putting in consistent effort in pursuit of sporting excellence. Each training session begins with a warm-up run, stretching, and footwork drills. This is followed by intensive practice in their chosen weapons—epee or sabre. Guided by passionate coaches, students learn not just tactics, but the courage to face an oncoming strike without finching. Through every bout and every drill, they support one another, building a strong bond that goes beyond the piste.
Fencing Party - Thank you and goodbye to the Secondary Four Students!
Debrief by coaches after the National School Games (NSG) 2025.
NSG B Division Sabre Boys.
NSG C Division Sabre Girls.
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Dorcas Tan, Mdm Lim Min Hui, Ms Ng Angie, Mr Lee Yok Ten
Epee Captain: Nah Ei Leen, 3B
Epee Vice-Captain: Liong Yih Git Tony, 3C
Sabre Captain: Ng Ding Yao, 3D
Sabre Vice-Captain: Castiel Manopo, 3E
NSG C Division Epee Boys.
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CLUB
Teachers-In-Charge: Mr Foo Chee Chai, Ms Choo Huier (Mrs Chua), Mr Gary Peh Kaixiang
Captain: Tay Jing Kai Kayden, 3G
Vice-Captain: Tan Wei Hong Raphael, 3C
Vice-Captain: Zachary Tang Min Jie, 3B
Lower Secondary Level In-Charge: Bernice Xu Zhihui, 2F
Lower Secondary Level In-Charge: Tan Xin Rui Rhea, 2H
The Outdoor Activities Club (ODAC) is unlike any other - we are a vibrant Co-Curricular Activity that nurtures character through physical challenges and outdoor experiences. ODAC members are encouraged to always try their best and support one another, such as when pushing past our limits to clock in our personal best in our runs and to work as a team in the various sports we play. Throughout the year, we participated in various activities such as Flippa Ball, trekking, cycling and training hard for the Cross Country National School Games (NSG). We found ourselves challenged in both body and mind and forged stronger friendships and camaraderie as a team through striving together. Through these shared adventures, we not only improved in our stamina but also embraced the outdoors and built lasting bonds.
Cycling adventure at Coney Island.
Cheers for Outdoor Activities Club at our ODAC and National Cadet Corps friendly relay!
The tired but satisfed faces of our National School Games Cross Country representatives.
All smiles in the pool during Flippa Ball!
Students practising shooting during Flippa Ball.
‘With Grit We Strive’—Persevering even when it is challenging.
Training hard for the National School Games Cross Country at the Singapore Sports Hub.
Teachers-In-Charge: Mdm Chan Bee Lian, Ms Ang Wee Hoon Fyn, Ms Tan Mui Mui, Ms Raawiyah Hafzah Binte Shahibol Fidillah Anuar Mushadad
Captain (Boys): Isaac Ng Yong Yi, 3B
Vice-Captain (Boys): Brayden Ng Jun Feng, 3A
Vice-Captain (Boys): Han Yao Guang, Ignatius, 3A
Captain (Girls): Nadya Qistina Binte Zainuddin, 3E
Vice-Captain (Girls): Lim Yu Tong, 3B
Vice-Captain (Girls): Renette Lai Cheong, 3E
Volleyball: Where Grit Meets Glory
Volleyball is more than just a sport. It is a stage where resilience, teamwork, and passion come alive. Each training session begins with warm-ups, followed by skill drills under Coach Jack’s guidance, ensuring our players are always ready for the challenge. This year, the B Division Girls shone at the National School Games (NSG) with two wins and two losses, showcasing unwavering determination and unity. Their well-coordinated gameplay was a testament to their commitment. The B Division Boys, despite missing out on the fnal rounds, displayed unyielding fghting spirit in a hardfought match against Sembawang Secondary. Their journey is a story of perseverance that goes beyond the scoreboard. A highlight of the year was the rare chance to train with international players from Japan (Yudai Minemura) and Taiwan (Li Chuan Hung), as well as the opportunity to train with other schools organised by JRT Volleyball Academy. Our players learned advanced techniques and drew inspiration from their mentors’ strength and character. At its heart, Volleyball CCA is about building character, fostering camaraderie, and embracing the thrill of every serve and spike. As Coach Jack says, “Victory isn’t just in winning; it is in giving your all, learning together, and rising stronger every time you fall.”
B Division Girls - Game plan strategy during crucial game moments at the National School Games (NSG) 2025.
C Division Girls 2025 - Students hosting friendly matches with other schools during the March Holidays.
VOLLEYBALL (BOYS AND GIRLS)
B Division Girls - Students lining up for game start at NSG 2025!
B Division Boys - Students lining up for game start at NSG 2025.
C Division Boys - Students lining up for game start at NSG 2024!
Students having a warm-up session just before the start of their match.
C Division Boys - Students are on the way to their frst match of the NSG 2024 season.
Students hosting the annual Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) Carnival to showcase their passion for Volleyball.
WUSHU
武术队
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Jeslyn Hoong Siew Choo, Ms Norlizawati Binte Juahil, Dr Jiang Nan
Captain: Leow Le Yi Edda. 3C
Vice-Captain: Jerlyn Liaw Si Qi, 3A
Committee: Krystal Chung, 3E
Committee: Lee Yan Ting, 3C
Committee: Aurelia Aurora, 3C
Committee: Chew Jia Xuan Renee 3F
NSG C Division Boys.
In Wushu, teamwork plays a big part in our journey. As we trained hard for this year’s National School Games (NSG), we supported and encouraged one another every step of the way. Training together with students from cluster schools made the experience even more meaningful, as we built strong friendships and shared tips to improve together. Through our activities and countless hours of practice, we grew closer as a team and pushed ourselves to do our best. The medals we earned and the memories we made show the strength of our bond and the spirit of Wushu we carry.
National School Games (NSG) B Division Girls.
NSG group photo.
Students helping out at Yishun Secondary School’s Open House.
NSG B Division Boys.
Students practicing somersault during Co-Curricular Activity session. Student performing at a primary school’s Open House event.
NSG C Division Girls.
In order to qualify for ranks above that of 3rd Sergeant, cadets will have to exhibit their mastery of soldiering skills
NATIONAL CADET CORPS AIR (NCC)
学生空军团
Teachers-In-Charge: C/LTA Lim Ying Xuan, C/LTA Toh Yong Hock, C/LTA Lin Shunyi
Unit Sergeant Major: Alfred Lim Cheng Feng, 3D
Assistant Sergeant Major: Ng Jia Hui, 3F
The National Cadet Corps (Air) unit has continued its tradition of excellence. In the past year, the Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) has once again obtained the Unit Recognition Certifcate of Distinction, whilst earning other accolades across our sporting, drill, and air profciency domains. Acting as the Guard of Honour for our school anniversary celebrations, we have also represented our school by displaying our commitment and discipline. The CCA continues to equip our cadets to have a resilient mind, a ft body and a committed heart through fun, adventurous and military-related activities.
in the Specialist Assessment.
Our cadets participating in various shooting activities. In Secondary Two, they participate in an air rife shoot before progressing on to shoot the SAR-21 in Secondary Three.
This year, NCC collaborated with Outdoor Activities Club to organise a combined track meet to boost both CCAs’ ftness level.
As part of the Total Defence (Silver) package, our National Cadet Corps Air [NCC (Air)] cadets participated in the N.E.mation! storyboarding contest to showcase their understanding of our key pillars of Total Defence.
Our cadets made it to the district fnals of the NCC (Air) Sports Championships. Well done to our cadets!
NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS (NPCC)
学生警察团
Teachers-In-Charge: A/ASP (NPCC) Mr Neo Yao Kian Andy, INSP (NPCC) Ms Lim Xiangting, INSP (NPCC) Mr Rudidermawan Khairi
Station Inspector (NPCC): Allycia Faith Karnagi, 4E
Station Inspector (NPCC): Muhammad Ayman Awan, 4E
The Secondary Four cadet leaders celebrating their “P-O-P lo!” moment with the other Secondary Four students from other schools in Area Two.
The National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) plays a vital role in nurturing leadership and personal development among cadets through a wide range of meaningful activities. By embracing the core values of Resilience, Integrity, Service, and Excellence, NPCC reinforces the school’s mission to develop caring and responsible individuals with a strong sense of community spirit.
In 2024, the unit’s vibrant programmes and active involvement from cadets, adult volunteers, and teacher offcers earned it the prestigious Distinction award in the annual Unit Overall Profciency Award. Through its close partnership with the Singapore Police Force, cadets gain valuable exposure to crime prevention and a deeper appreciation of their role in safeguarding our society.
The Secondary Two cadets performing their road safety marshal duty for primary school students at the Road Safety Park
As part of their Community Safety & Security Programme (CSSP) badge and the school’s Total Defence Day programme, the Secondary Two cadets shared about the Police’s role during crises.
The Secondary One cadets taking their oath and NPCC Pledge to offcially join the Corps.
Station Inspectors (NPCC) Allycia Faith Karnagi, 4E, and Muhammad Ayman Awan, 4E, celebrating their achievement of the SPF-NPCC Badge with CCHY OC, A/ASP (NPCC) Mr Neo.
The Secondary Three cadet leaders teaching and demonstrating drills to the Secondary One cadets.
The Secondary Three cadet leaders preparing their station games during the Area 2 Games Day.
Scouting has always been about developing good character in our youth. In Chung Cheng High School (Yishun), we offer the Scouts authentic experiences that test their skills and character. In the last few years, our CCA has had camps both in and outside school, with the out-of-school venue being Pulau Ubin. Our Scouts go for hikes regularly in nature reserves not only to earn their progression badges, but also to cultivate an appreciation of nature and build up both mental and physical stamina. To be socially responsible citizens, our Scouts plan and execute their own projects which beneft the community around them. An example of their latest project is their annual neighbourhood clean-up. Scouts who are doing it for the frst time are often surprised by the amount of litter that gets overlooked when the patrols return with bags full of litter from their rounds.
Evening at Simpang Kiri Park Connector with Secondary Two and Three scouts.
Expedition at Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve. Location: Eagle Point with a view of Johor Bahru in the background.
Taking a break at Canberra on the way to Sembawang Park.
Evening at Simpang Kiri Park Connector with Secondary One Scouts.
Scouts at Chung Cheng High School (Main) (CCHM) Lecture Theater before the start of the School Anniversary Parade.
Attending Combine Campfre by Fox Unit at Greenridge Secondary School.
Our Secondary One girls during our annual neighbourhood cleanup.
Teachers-In-Charge: Mr Luke Ng Yee Siong, Ms Nurulhuda Binte Khamarudin, Mr Bong Yi Kuan
Senior Patrol Leader: Choo Keng Onn Alven, 3G
Senior Patrol Leader: Mysha Amelia Binte Muhammad Muhajir, 3C
Senior Patrol Leader: Ching Keng Tat, 3F
Patrol Leader: Chong He Han, 3A
Patrol Leader: Ferlyn Tan, 3A
Patrol Leader: Yong Hui Ling, 3B
ST JOHN BRIGADE
圣约翰救伤队
Teachers-In-Charge: Mrs Peh-Leow Li Yong Shirley, Ms Isabelle Lim Ji Yu
Training NCO: Sim Ming Xuan, 3A
Admin NCO: Ang Zi Xiang Joanna, 3E
Logistics NCO: Loh Hao Xuan, 3G
St John Brigade activities vividly embody and amplify our motto, “Pro Fide, Pro Utilitate Hominum” - For the Faith and the Service of Humanity - through our unwavering commitment to community service and humanitarian aid. This year, the Secondary Three cadets participated in the St John Brigade Project IGNITE - Intergenerational Community Engagement, whereby they were deployed to Sree Narayana Mission Nursing Home (Chong Pang) for a period of 3 sessions over three consecutive weeks (once per week). This allows for familiarity and ample time for the cadets to build rapport with the seniors.
This project was also fully planned and implemented by the cadets. Our cadets can serve the community with pride and confdence through this service learning project. The Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) has also consistently achieved Gold for the annual Corp Achievement Award, and cadets are given frst-hand experiences in the Healthcare industry through the Hospital Attachment Programme.
Nursing
Adult Team led by Sim Ming Xuan, 3A, in the footdrill component.
Our Nursing Adult team competing in the District First Aid Competition.
Our Ambulance Adult team frst aiders are providing the necessary treatments to the casualty.
Throwing their berets to signify a rewarding experience of their cadet journey.
Our Secondary One cadets reciting the Cadet Code of Chivalry at the Secondary One Enrolment Ceremony.
CHINESE DANCE
华族舞蹈团
The Chinese Dance Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) is a warm and dynamic community that celebrates a shared passion for the rich heritage of Chinese dance. Anchored in the values of discipline, teamwork, and cultural appreciation, the CCA seeks to develop confdent and expressive individuals who honour the art form with both heart and precision. In 2025, our dancers took to the stage at the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) with a compelling performance titled ‘1942’, a powerful tribute to war heroine Elizabeth Choy. Through expressive choreography, the piece portrayed the resilience and quiet strength she displayed during the harrowing days of World War II. The emotional intensity and historical depth of the performance left a lasting impression on both audience and judges alike.
Their dedication and artistry were recognised with the Certifcate of Distinction at SYF 2025, a testament to the students’ passion, perseverance, and ability to communicate powerful narratives through dance.
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Teo Shin Yeow, Ms Tan Si Min
Chairperson: Yap Ying Ting, 3D
Vice-Chairperson: Phua Jia En, 3F
Vice-Chairperson: Sia Yu Xuan, 3G
Costume: Christelle Lee, 3E
Costume: Iva Lee Gerald, 3G
Logistics: Goh Charlene, 3C
SYF 2025: ‘1942’—Honouring Elizabeth Choy’s unwavering spirit amidst the hardship and sacrifce of wartime Singapore.
Strengthening from the inside out—Chinese Dance members building endurance, fexibility, and unity through dedicated physical ftness training.
A well-deserved Distinction at SYF 2025! Congratulations to our dancers—your hard work and heart made this moment possible.
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025 Rehearsal: A powerful opening tableau portraying the chaos and heartbreak of war, as survivors reach out amidst fallen comrades.
To our graduating Secondary Four students—thank you for your unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment to the CCA.
Transported to 1942—setting the mood and spirit before stepping onto the SYF stage to tell their story.
CHINESE DRAMA
华文戏剧社
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Zhu Peilin, Mr Sebastian Lim
Chairperson: Goh Qian Yu, 4H
Vice-Chairperson: Tan Huiying, 4B
Upper Sec Coordinator : Liu Moyan, 4H
Lower Sec Coordinator: Loh Ci En, 4H
Acting Guide: Low Yi Jie, 4H
Script Guide: Ng Jia Xin, 4D
Props Guide: Neo Jia En, 4C
Av Guide: Wang Xinying Janice, 4C
Chinese Drama Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) provides a dynamic platform for students to express their creativity and explore societal themes through theatre. Guided by dedicated mentors, students develop essential skills in acting, scriptwriting, and stage production.This year, students showcased their talents in two major performances: ‘The Dream of a Snake’ during the Chinese New Year celebration and ‘Passion’ for the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF). Both productions were based on original scripts, primarily written by the students themselves. The creative process allowed students to take ownership of their work and bring unique stories to life on stage. One of the key challenges this year was that many actors and actresses had to take on roles that were very different from their real-life personalities. Through perseverance and guidance, they overcame these challenges and made signifcant progress in their acting abilities. Their performances were heartfelt and impactful, leaving a lasting impression on audiences.
The SYF production also highlighted the strength of our behind-the-scenes team. Our props team designed and produced a wide range of visually engaging and symbolic stage elements, which greatly enhanced the storytelling experience. Chinese Drama CCA is more than just a stage—it is a space for students to grow in creativity, teamwork, and confdence, discovering the power of storytelling and the beauty of dramatic expression.
Members rehearsing on stage for the 2025 Chinese New Year concert.
Makeup before the actual performance for the Chinese New Year concert.
Coach giving drama tips to the members during stage rehearsal.
2025 Chinese New Year concert performance.
Members learning to control the lights and sound at Gateway Theatre.
2025 Singapore Youth Festival Drama Competition rehearsal at Gateway Theatre.
The Chinese Orchestra and Guzheng Ensemble of Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) is dedicated to promoting the beauty of Chinese classical music and cultivating an appreciation for our rich cultural heritage. Students receive foundational training in traditional Chinese instruments and explore a diverse repertoire—from timeless classical pieces to contemporary pop songs such as Jay Chou’s ‘Mojito’ and ‘Qing Hua Ci’—broadening their musical horizons and connecting tradition with modernity.
Through regular performances and music exchanges, members develop both technical profciency and artistic expression. More than just a musical journey, the ensemble experience emphasises teamwork, discipline, and a shared pursuit of excellence. Students grow not only as musicians but also as cultural ambassadors, preserving and promoting
Chinese musical traditions in today’s world. In 2025, the Chinese Orchestra and Guzheng Ensemble’s passion and dedication culminated in a Distinction at the Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation—a testament to their hard work, talent, and collaborative spirit.
Together, they continue to create a harmonious environment where music bridges generations and traditions are kept alive through every note played.
Chinese Orchestra students promoting their Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) during CCA carnival.
Chinese Orchestra 2025 SYF Arts Presentation at Singapore Conference Hall.
Guzheng Ensemble students before their SYF Arts Presentation.
Chinese Orchestra students with their conductor, Mr Zhao Jia Hua, after their Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts Presentation.
Chinese Orchestra students after their SYF Arts Presentation.
Guzheng Ensemble 2025 SYF Arts Presentation at Singapore Conference Hall.
Guzheng Ensemble students promoting their CCA during the CCA carnival.
CHINESE ORCHESTRA AND GUZHENG ENSEMBLE
华乐与古筝团
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Philina Wong Hai Lin, Ms Lim Jia Ying, Mdm Thian Siaw Fong, Mdm Ng Bee Eng
Chinese Orchesta
Chairperson: Ng Jing Xuan, 3A
Vice-Chairperson: Kwee Jin We, 3A
Secretary: New Yu Han, 3F
Secretary: Ma Liyao, 3C
Logistics: Toh Jia Qi Janet, 3D
Logistics: Phylene Chan Yu Jing, 3F
Music Leadership: Chan Kheng Hean, 3A
Music Leadership: Sophie Imelda Chang Ern Fadli, 3C
Sectional Leader: Cello / Bass: Nasya Eleora Tessalonika, 2E
Sectional Leader: Dizi: Chung Ying Ying, 2D
Sectional Leader: Huqin: Lim Yen Xi, 3D
Sectional Leader: Percussion: Jovan Liew, 2A
Sectional Leader: Suona / Sheng: Tan Yu Xuan, 2B
Sectional Leader: Yangqin / Pipa: Ling Shan Yu Phoebe, 3E
Sectional Leader: Zhongruan / Liuqin: Ong Yi Oon, 3C
Guzheng
Chairperson: Teo Rui Min Charmaine, 3E
Vice-Chairperson: Mendiola Avi Yohanna Estrella, 2F
Section Leader: Soh Xin Yi, Reina, 3A
Secretary: Yow Yi Xuan, 2H
Logistics: Wong Yu Ting, 3C
Music Leadership: Raeanne Chia En Qi, 2D
Guzheng Ensemble students having rehearsals at Singapore Conference Hall for SYF Arts Presentation 2025.
CHOIR
合唱团
Teachers-In-Charge: Mr Lim Meng Teck, Mdm Vasanthi
Athiveera Rama Pandian
President: Tan Si Ying Janessa, 3E
Vice-President: Vadeline Huang, 3G
Student Conductor: Teo Tze Teng, 3F
Student Pianist: Liang Lebin, 3D
Section Leader (Sop 1): Sim Xin Yu Chloe, 3C
Section Leader (Alto): Liu Xinping, 3E
Section Leader (Bass): Liang Lebin, 3D
Logistics: Ncheryl Ng Shi Qi, 3D
Secretary: Wan Jing Suen, 3E
Secretary: Tinkle Toh Yu Xin, 3G
Welfare: Muhammad Qavin Abdillah, 3A
The Chung Cheng High (Yishun) Choir is a tightly knitted, exceptionally enthusiastic student body comprising both male and female choristers. We are a choir with high aspirations, working diligently to produce exceptional quality, and we know how to have fun.
The choir’s goals are three-pronged. The key aim is to nurture a love for music and develop the student’s mastery in choral singing. Our participation in the Singapore Youth Festival and frequent exchange programmes with other schools refnes vocal techniques and develops performance etiquette. The programme includes exposure to musicals and performances at the Esplanade by local and foreign artistes. Providing opportunity for personal growth is another key tenet. The choir encourages each individual to take up leadership roles. Students run programmes and develop areas of competency beyond aspects of musicianship. Lastly, being involved in community service is an important conduit to developing empathy and making a difference in others’ lives. Aside from all this serious work, we enjoy having fun and having a great time at what we do.
Post-Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) Arts Presentation at School of the Arts.
Rehearsal at School of the Arts.
Choir Exchange (Performance at Tampines Secondary School).
The Seniors.
Choir Exchange: A getting-to-know-you session.
Backstage.
The Committee.
DANCE ENSEMBLE
聚舞坊
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Noor Fazillah Binte Noor Aziz.
Mdm Chong Lee Ching
President: Poh Si Ru Angeline, 3C
Vice-President (Welfare): Ng See Teng Sophie, 3E
Vice-President (Discipline): Ee Si Hui Christabel, 3E
Vice-President (Administrative): Liu Xinrong Larissa, 3E
Dance Ensemble is a vibrant community of passionate performers who express creativity and dedication through movement. Guided by our motto — Discipline, Initiative, Excellence, and Teamwork — we strive for perfection both on and off the stage. Countless hours of training build not just skill, but resilience and unity. Each performance is a testament to our hard work, collaboration, and love for dance. From contemporary to cultural pieces, we challenge ourselves to grow as individuals and as a team. In every step, rhythm, and smile, the Dance Ensemble proudly embodies the spirit of artistry, commitment, and unwavering excellence.
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025: a combined effort of dancers, with the support of teachers and school leaders!
“Great dancers are not great because of their technique; they are great because of their passion.”
Dancers from Nan Hua High School, Crescent Girls’ School and Chung Cheng High (Yishun) come together to share their knowledge and experience.
A dancer must always be ready to share and accept constructive feedback.
The dragon represents the fery passion of our dancers.
FESTIVAL DRUMS
节令鼓队
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Mellissa Chia Pei Shan, Dr Cheong Yun Yee
President: Sun Meilin, 3F
Vice-PresidenT: Song Zi Yuan, Glenn, 3A
Quarter Master: Aryssa Wong, 3F
Section Leader: Leranne Li Le Xin, 3A
Section Leader: Elvis Toh Jing Lin, 3C
Section Leader: Nur Zakirah Binte Muhammad Nasrullah Abdullah Boanes @ Natasha B, 3G
Section Leader: Shermain Leong, 3G
School
exchange with HCI at the HCI campus.
Festival Drums stands as a symbol of discipline, unity, and perseverance within the school community. With a proud legacy and a strong presence at numerous key events, it captures the spirit of harmony and rhythm. From energising school celebrations to impressing audiences at distinguished showcases, Festival Drums leaves a lasting impression wherever it performs. Their powerful beats not only fll the air but also resonate deeply with those who witness their performances. Whether on stage or during countless hours of practice, the members exemplify resilience and commitment, inspiring everyone with their unwavering dedication.
School exchange with Hwa Chong Institution (HCI) at Chung Cheng High (Yishun) campus.
Students tasked to plan a short performance during the exchange with HCI.
National Day Public Performance.
Handover ceremony for our incoming leaders. Our ex-student leaders came back to visit!
SYMPHONIC BAND
管弦乐团
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Sharizan Bte Sanwan,
Ms Megan Low Ruiqi, Mr Pang BiaoJin,
Ms Lee Wen Qing Rachel
Drum Major: Tan Yu Wen, 3E
Band Major – Admin: Lee En Ya, Day, 3E
Band Major – Music: Chew Jia Yuan, 3B
Secretary: Chin Luo Ling, 2D
Head Quartermaster: Foo Jie Kai, 3G
Logistics Offcer: Kyla Tay Kai Xin, 3F
The Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) Symphonic Band is a vibrant and dynamic group, aiming to nurture a passion for music and performance among its members. Beyond musical excellence, each student’s band journey also fosters their personal growth, helping them develop confdence, teamwork and resilience. Their hard work this year earned them a Certifcate of Distinction in the 2025 Singapore Youth Festival. This result is a refection not only of the band’s efforts but also of the dedication of its conductors, Ms Jade Lim and Mr Tarun Jayaram, and the continued support of graduated seniors. Truly, our motto “One Band One Sound” continues to ring true for all Chung Cheng High Yishun Symphonic band memberspast, present, and hopefully into the future.
Chung Cheng High (Yishun) Symphonic Band 2025.
Our Secondary One students’ frst public performance - Junior Band Festival 2025!
Ushering in a new era—presenting the Symphonic Band Exco 25/26!
Band Exchange Programme with Nova Wind Orchestra!
Band members promoting the Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) during CCA Carnival.
Students on-site for the SYF rehearsal.
CCA ACHIEVEMENTS
课程辅助活动成绩
Performing Arts
Chinese Dance
Choir
Chinese Orchestra
Guzheng Ensemble
Chinese Drama
Dance Ensemble
Symphonic Band
Festival Drums
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
CNY School Performance
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
86th School Anniversary Combined Schools Concert
Choir Exchange Programme 2025 Tampines Secondary School
Choir Exchange Programme 2025 CCHY Hosting
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
CNY School Performance
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
CNY School Performance
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
Chinese New Year Performance
School National Day Performance 2025
School Teacher’s Day Concert 2025 Performance
Singapore Youth Festival 2025 Arts Presentation
Chinatown Performance
Special Olympics Singapore National Games Opening Ceremony Performance
Certifcate of Distinction
Certifcate of Accomplishment
Certifcate of Distinction
Certifcate of Distinction
Certifcate of Accomplishment
Certifcate of Distinction
Certifcate of Distinction
CNY School Performance Representation
National Day Performance with RCYPS
86th School Anniversary Performance
Singapore National Youth Orchestra Various local and international performances 1 member
Uniformed Groups Award/ Event Achievements
Unit Recognition Award (URA)
National Cadet Corps (Air)
National Police Cadet Corps
St John Brigade
Scouts
Distinction
NCC (Air) North Zone District Sports Championships 2025 1st Place (Frisbee) 1st Place (Football)
NCC (Air) District Freestyle Drill Competition 2025 9th Place
Unit Overall Profciency Award (UOPA)
SPF-NPCC Badge
Best Unit Cadet
16th Uniformed Groups Bowling Championships 2025
Inter-Area .38 Revolver Shooting Competition 2025
NPCC Annual Parade 2025
UG Social Media Competition 2025
Distinction
SI(NPCC) Allycia Faith Karnagi, 4E
SI(NPCC) Muhammad Ayman Awan, 4E
SSGT(NPCC) CALISTA UFAIRA BINTE NOOR AZIM, 4D SSGT(NPCC) HENG SI WEI, 4H
Team Female - 1st Runner Up
Clariss Au Hui Ting, 3B - Individual Female - 2nd Runner Up
ASP(NPCC) Ng Boon Cheng Mabel - Individual Female - 1st Runner Up
Representation
Karuppiah Sakthisaravanan (Mass Display)
Lian Xuan Ling Shanesse (Contingent)
Koh Zhi Wei (Contingent)
Caden Tan Zun Hao (School Flag)
Lee Rou Xuan (Guard Of Honour)
Representation
Karuppiah Sakthisaravanan
Ong Yu Cheng, Kagan
Tan Yan Jia, Dawn Pwa Kai Xing
Qalisyah Insyirah Binte Mohamad Faizin
Corps Achievement Award Gold
District First Aid & Home Nursing Competition
Chief Commissioner’s Badge Recipients
Ambulance Adult Team - 2nd Runner Up
Nursing Adult Team - Best in CPR/AED
Kelton Tan Wei Jun, 4D
Chung Xu Jie, 4E Chew Kaye Lok (Zhou Jiale), 4F
Chua Chenyou, Aden (Cai Chenyou), 4F
Ong Ke En, Eliora, 4G
Chia Yu He, 4H
Ho Yi Xuan, 4H
Yaf Kar Kee, 4H
Frank Cooper Sands Award Awarded
Chief Scout Award
Lok Yu Zhe, Javyn, 4C
Ng Jun Yi, 4F
Sophie Rae Tan Si Qi, 4G
Sports Award/ Event Achievements
Basketball National School Games 2025
National School Games 2025
Fencing
Singapore Cadet Trials 1 2025
Wushu National School Games 2025
OutDoor Activities Club (ODAC) NSG Cross Country Championships 2025
Taekwondo (Kyorugi) National School Games 2025
Volleyball
Water Polo
National School Games 2025
National School Games 2026
Football National School Games 2027
B Division Boys North Zone 2nd Place
C Div Boys Sabre Ranked 6th: Fong Yu Feng Javier, 2F
C Div Girls Sabre Ranked 8th: Amber Soh En Xian, 2G
B Div Girls Épée Ranked 8th: Valarie Chng Ling Xin, 3A C Division Boys National Divisional 4th Place
Cadet Women Épée Ranked 8th: Nah Ei Leen, 3B
New Wei Jun, Kaeyan, 2D
Alyvia Wong Xuan Hui, 1D
Leow Le Yi, Edda, 3C
Ong Zi Xuan, Krislyn, 4F
Ong Zi Xuan Krislyn, 4F
Jerlyn Liaw Si Qi, 3A Aurelia Aurora, 3C
Chew Jia Xuan Renee, 3F
Foo Jing Xuan Charmaine Jean, 3A Krystal Chung, 3E
C Division Boys (Individual) 5 duan broadsword - 3rd 5 duan cudgel - 1st
C Division Girls (Individual) 5 duan spear - 3rd
B Division Girls (Individual) 1st international nanquan - 2nd 1st international nan dao - 1st 1st international nan gun - 1st
B Division Girls (Individual) 1st international nan dao - 2nd 1st international nan gun - 2nd
Representation
B Division Girls (Team) Team weapon - 4th
Kiefer Beh, 2C
Outdoor Activities Club CCA
Yow Chek Ning Cayden, 1D NCC (Air) CCA
Jayden Peh 2E, NCC (Air) CCA
Weng Mingjin, Javen 1B, Wushu CCA
Yow Chek Ning Cayden 1D, NCC (Air) CCA
Representation
Representation
Representation
C Div Boys (Kyorugi) Black Belt under 46kg – 1st
C Div Boys (Poomsae) Poom/Black 2 - 4th
C Div Boys (Poomsae) Poom/Black 2 Team - 4th
Clubs Achievements
Green Club Environmental Initiative: Design And Conduct Cce Lesson On Sustainability For Lower Secondary
Journalism and Multimedia Club
International Essay Competition 2024 organised by the Royal Commonwealth Society, United Kingdom (Journalism Unit Only)
Heartstrings of Singapore 2024 organised by the Singapore Cultural Centre (SCCC) and the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association (SFCCA) (Journalism Unit Only)
National Library Board Prove It! Contest 2025
Read. Create. S60 Competition by CIVICA 2025 (Journalism Unit Only)
National Cyber Wellness Poster Competition 2025 (Journalism Unit Only)
CCHY Bookface Contest 2025 (Journalism Unit Only)
Service to School
Gold Award:
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Li Le Xuan, 3G
Silver Award:
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Clara Chee, 2E
Heng Yu Xuan, 4G
Bronze Award:
Shannon Luo, 2C
Sophie Lum, 2B
Talia Ee Jie En, 2F
Hadley Adiva Atikah, 3E
Priscilla Loo, 3C
Mehreeen Niyas, 4H
Sherlyn Lim, 4H
Melody Lim, 4H
Ng Jian Yuan, 4E
Representation:
Tan Jia Ying Jerica, 1A
Joelle Lim, 2A
Chen Riyang, 3G
Syazrin Aryssa Binte Mohammed Rizuwan, 3H
Shortlisted photos:
Heng Yu Xuan, 4G (2 shortlisted photos)
Sherlyn Lim Silin, 4H (2 shortlisted photos)
Winning entry:
Melody Lim, 4H (1 shortlisted photo + 1 winning entry)
Silver Award
Sophie Lum Wan Mei, 2B
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Solomon Wise Ang, 1B
Hoo Xin Ci, 1B
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D
Soon Kai Wei, 1C
Winner Wang Shi Yan, 1E
Representation
Winner Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D
Li Le Xuan, 3G
Winners
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D
Sophie Lum Wan Mei, 2B
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Priscilla Loo Jia Ling, 3C
Li Le Xuan, 3G
Clubs Achievements
Representation:
Solomon Wise Ang, 1B
Hoo Xin Ci, 1B
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D
Michelle Koh Yi Xuan, 1F
Journalism and Multimedia Club
Snapshots of Pride (SMRT Though My Lens) 2025 organised by Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT) (Journalism Unit only)
Our School, Our Stories
Ang Kai Ling Kathleen, 1G
Sophie Lum Wan Mei, 2B
Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Priscilla Loo Jia Ling, 3C
Li Le Xuan, 3G
Joelle Lim, 3B
Representation:
Solomon Wise Ang, 1B
Hoo Xin Ci, 1B
Foo Jing Xuan Joie, 1D
Michelle Koh Yi Xuan, 1F
Ang Kai Ling Kathleen, 1G
Tan Jia Ying Jerica, 2A
Sophie Lum Wan Mei, 2B
Tan Pin Lun, 2B
Har Yun Qin, 2C
Shannon Luo Yanglin, 2C
Clara Chee Xin Yu, 2E
Diong Jia Ci, 2F
Talia Ee Jie En, 2F
Priscilla Loo Jia Ling, 3C
Li Le Xuan, 3G
Joelle Lim, 3B
Hadley Adiva Atikah, 3E
Brandon Yau, 1A
Howard Rianto, 1A
Tan Hao Zhe, 1A
Soon Kai Wei, 1C
Low Jun Kai, 1E
Lu Jia’en, 1E
Tan Ying Xuan Janessa, 1E
Lim Xi Ni, 1F
Loh Tian You, 2A
Joyce Tan Jing Tian, 2E
Elizabeth Lee En Xuan, 2F
Fu Junkai Raymond, 2F
Hoong An Yu, 2F
Kinran Sng, 2F
Axell Tan Hammo, 2H
Teresa Tan, 2H
Elfe Shahrezza, 3A
Ethan Tang Wei Jun, 3A
Pang Qin Faye, 3A
Tan Yu Tong Kayla, 3A
Chey Sze Lei, 3B
Faiz Hakimy, 3C
Lai Zi Xuan Renee, 3C
Lim Qin Qin, 3C
Leroy Goh, 3D
Lim Xin En, 3D
Goh Jian Wei, 3E
Wong Zhen Ting, Reid, 3F
Xavier Yeo Jin Xiang, 3G
Thin Xin Lei, 4D
Guo En, 4C
Representation
Students bonding over activities during the cohort camp.
Navigating skillfully during the Sentosa Navigation Challenge.
Students displaying their creativity during a Design Thinking Workshop.
Teachers and students after completing the Secondary One Cohort Camp.
Teamwork during an outdoor cooking activity.
Giving oranges to Yishun residents during Chinese New Year celebration.
Students actively discussing how to apply study skills.
SECONDARY ONE COHORT EXPERIENCES
The Secondary One cohort has had a transformative and enriching year, with every experience designed to foster personal growth, teamwork, and creativity. From the cohort camp in May where students bonded through dragon boating, climbing, and a memorable campfre, to the collaborative spirit at the Arts Festival: Fusionscape, every event reinforced the power of friendships and peer support. Year Heads Ms Wong and Mr Udaya remind every student that this journey is just the beginning. Embrace the lessons learned, continue to uplift one another, and always value the power of friendship. Together, there is no limit to what they can achieve.
Engaged students during the Personal Effectiveness Workshop.
SECONDARY TWO COHORT EXPERIENCES
中二年级的学习体验
The Secondary Two cohort has had an inspiring year, shaped by the theme “Managing Self and Leading Peers with Empathy”. Through enriching activities like the Learning Journey to the National Museum, a Kompang workshop, and their Values in Action at Reduce@Northwest, students explored new perspectives and learned to lead with compassion. The “Honouring Relationships and Leading with Empathy” workshop helped them develop emotional awareness, resilience, and positive peer connections. The Arts Festival: Fusionscape encouraged creativity, culminating in a collaborative beatboxing session that united the cohort. Year Heads Ms Wong and Mr Udaya remind students that these experiences are stepping stones in their growth journey. Embrace challenges with a growth mindset, continue evolving, and remember that every experience adds to your strength and potential for the future.
Experiencing Malay culture in the Kompang Workshop.
Giving oranges to Yishun residents during Chinese New Year celebration.
Students participating in the Reduce@North West Community Initiative.
Students engaging the residents in recycling efforts.
Students refecting during a learning journey to the National Museum.
Student giving oranges to a Yishun resident as part of Chinese New Year orange-giving activity.
Role-play activity during the “Leading with Empathy” cohort workshop.
Group discussion during the “Leading with Empathy” cohort workshop.
SECONDARY THREE COHORT EXPERIENCES
中三年级的学习体验
Our Secondary Three students have made 2025 special, embodying their cohort focus ‘Synergise and Lead’ in everything they do. During their joint camp with Yishun Secondary, we witnessed leadership bloom through teamwork and friendship. As our pioneering Full Subject-Based Banding cohort, they have woven a tapestry of meaningful relationships that spans across all learning paths. By spearheading community projects, these young leaders have discovered that their greatest strength lies in uplifting others.
Year Heads Ms P.Kallaivanee and Mrs Irene Tan encourage students to build strong friendships and embrace challenges as opportunities for growth in their continuing journey ahead.
Experiencing outdoor cooking.
Interschool interaction indeed!
With students and teachers from Yishun Secondary School at the Combined Camp.
First Combined Schools Sports Carnival with Chung Cheng High School (Main) and Nanyang Junior College.
Start of the year activities lad by Peer Support Leaders.
Camp highlight—a real campfre!
Most memorable activity at the Combined Camp. Participation in SG60 performance.
SECONDARY FOUR AND FIVE COHORT EXPERIENCES
中四中五年级的学习体验
Our Secondary Four and Five students have exemplifed their cohort focus ‘Synergise and Strive’ throughout 2025. They have embraced a growth mindset, turning challenges into opportunities for learning. Their cohort bonding activities have strengthened unity, while visits to Nanyang Polytechnic and Education and Career Guidance (ECG) engagement sessions have broadened their post-secondary perspectives. Through collaborative study sessions and peer support, they have demonstrated that success comes from working together.
Year Heads Ms P.Kallaivanee and Mrs Irene Tan wish them strength and confdence in their national examinations, knowing that their growth mindset and mutual support will pave the way to success.
Cohort Photo during cohort challenge.
Education and Career Guidance engagement at Nanyang Polytechnic. 4H Flag design during cohort activity.
4G Flag design during cohort activity.
5D Flag design during cohort activity.
4A and 4B monitors during Student Leaders Investiture.
Consultation session with teachers to clarify doubts.
Graduating Students Study Program to provide academic support.
Best Team Award during cohort challenge.
Education and Career Guidance engagement in Nanyang Polytechnic’s School of Design and Media.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEAM
中正教职员专业发展
The Professional Development Team (PDT), comprising the School Staff Developer (SSD), Senior Teachers (STs), and Lead Teachers (LTs), continues to drive our school’s transformation into a thriving Professional Learning Community (PLC). In 2025, our school’s PD direction focuses on e-pedagogy, equipping teachers with the knowledge and strategies to harness technology for more engaging and effective learning experiences.
To support this, we have established Professional Learning Teams (PLTs), where teachers collaborate to design and implement e-pedagogy strategies tailored to their subject areas. Through a common approach and differentiated pathways aligned with the Teacher Growth Model, our school-wide training ensures that all educators, regardless of experience, can meaningfully integrate digital tools into their lessons. Staff attending
To deepen our expertise, we also invited a Master Teacher to share insights on e-pedagogy, enriching our collective understanding and application of digital teaching strategies. By bridging theory and practice, our teachers continuously refne their instructional approaches, fostering innovation and improving student learning outcomes. Through this collective commitment to professional growth, we empower every educator to make learning more accessible, engaging, and future-ready for our students.
After attending a professional development session on “Listening Heart”, the Form Teachers work with the Assistant Year Head to put their learning in action.
Staff engaging in meaningful discussion about the professional learning content.
Staff enjoying the fruit of his labour at Kok Fah Technology.
Staff taking on the roles of the students to listen to Kok Fah Technology’s facilitator to understand more about Singapore’s Food Security.
Mrs Irene Tan exploring the mock-up four-man prison cell at MCS to better understand the living conditions and items provided to inmates.
Staff from Rainbow Centre sharing strategies to support students with Attention Defcit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
To support our teachers’ social and emotional well-being, we hosted our popular Monthly Retail Therapy sessions, bringing in diverse retail vendors right into the school for convenient and enjoyable shopping breaks. These sessions offered staff a chance to unwind, explore new products, and treat themselves amid their demanding schedules. Teachers were also encouraged to explore their personal passions through various interest groups, building camaraderie while pursuing hobbies together. In the spirit of caring for the staff community, SWC organised birthday celebrations and potluck gatherings, providing opportunities for staff to show support for one another and enjoy each other’s company through shared food and fellowship.
The year concluded with a well-deserved staff retreat, a day dedicated to rest, refection, and relationship-building. With laughter, good food, and heartfelt conversations, it was a celebration of the commitment and care our staff consistently show throughout the year.
A moment of respite at Mandai Boardwalk.
Annual Chinese New Year Staff Lohei.
Time to change careers for these Picassos?
A day out in nature!
Department bonding over durians and good conversation.
Chinese New Year Lohei, featuring the School Leaders.
Staff bonding over Jelly Art.
Staff enjoying and basking in nature!
STAFF WELFARE IN CHUNG CHENG
中正教职员福利
The Staff Well-Being Committee (SWC) at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) remains committed to creating a positive, nurturing, and holistic work environment for all staff. Guided by the pillars of Social, Physical, Intellectual, Community, and Emotional (SPICE) wellbeing, our activities are thoughtfully curated to support our teachers in both their personal and professional journeys. Throughout the year, staff enjoyed a range of wellness activities designed to promote healthier lifestyles and build stronger connections. Our longrunning Fruits Day continued to be a monthly highlight— providing staff with delicious, nutrient-rich fruits while encouraging healthy dietary habits. Recognising that growth extends beyond the classroom, we organised Learning Journeys to enrich the intellectual and cultural lives of our teachers. We introduced a scenic walk along the Mandai Boardwalk on 4 April 2025, blending physical activity with the rejuvenating beauty of nature.
Staff bonding over Pickleball.
STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS
Siaw Fong
Lim Chia Hwee
Chui Su Fun
Chui Su Fun
Tjhin Ke Ming Gold
Neo Yao Kian, Andy Gold
Oh Teck Tiong Gold
Teo Shin Yeow Gold
Luo Yanjie Gold
Ang Hui Jun Edwin Gold
Rudidermawan Khairi Silver
Ng Bao Xian Silver
Lim Ying Xuan Silver
Foo Chee Chai Silver
Tan Gek Hong Angela Silver
Lester Sim Xing Chen Silver
Udayakumar S/O Manogaran Silver
Maria Duvalinda Agahari
Chong Lee Ching
Lim Cheng Teik, Sebastian
Ho Soo Fern
Nurul Ain Binte Samad
Toh Sio Ping Christina
Nur Izzati
Vinesh Ravindiran
Teo Shin Yeow
Ang Wee Hoon
Ng Yee Siong
Noor Fazillah Bte Noor Aziz
Peh Leow Li Yong, Shirley
Tan Gek Hong Angela
Vasanthi Athiveera Rama Pandian
Gary Peh Kaixiang
Lester Sim
Rosman B Rais
Tjhin Ke Ming
Luo Yanjie
Foo Chee Chai
Lim Meng Teck
Oh Teck Tiong
Jiang Nan
Kwok Kai Hwei
Indivdual
Nazeema Parveen
Pang BiaoJin
Jeslyn Hoong Siew Choo
Chin Xin Yee
Lim Cheng Teik, Sebastian
Lin Xiaoying
Irene Tan
Lee Wen Qing Rachel Chiang Foong Min
Raawiyah Hafzah Binte Shahibol Fidillah Anuar Mushadad
2025 Civil Service Long Service Award
Ang Hui Jun Edwin
Chiang Foong Min
Lim Meng Teck
Luo Yanjie
Thian Siaw Fong
Lim Xiangting
10
Noor Fazillah Bte Noor Aziz
Rajinder Singh S/O Kashmir Singh
Zhu Peilin
20 Years of Service
Lin Xiaoying
Manvinder Kaur D/O Baljit Singh
Sharizan Bte Sanwan
Tan Mui Mui
5 Years of Service
Dorothy So Sing Woon
5 Years of Service
Cheong Wing Fook Melvin
Goh Shu Xian
Edina Rahman
20 Years of Service
Sew Mek Len
Sharizan Bte Sanwan
Tok Wei Ee, Alvin
30 Years of Service
Isma Wati Bte Sidik
Lim Cheng Teik, Sebastian
35 Years of Service
Chan Bee Lian
Years of Service
Isabelle Lim Ji Yu
10 Years of Service
Lim Poh Chin (Lin Baozhen)
15 Years of Service
ALL STAFF 全体教职员
Row 1: MS MANVINDER KAUR, MS TEO SHIN YEOW, MR OH TECK TIONG, MR LIM WEE KEONG, MR ANG HUI JUN EDWIN, MDM THIAN SIAW FONG, MS DESILU ANNE NAIR (MRS KOH), MS MAGDALENE-GOH JOSEPH (MRS GOH), MS KWOK KAI HWEI, MR WOO LEE YEN (VP2), MR CHIA GUO HAO (P), MR MELVIN CHEONG WING FOOK (VPA), MR TJHIN KE MING, MS LEE YANMEI, MS WONG SHING LIU, DR TAN GEK HONG ANGELA, MR CHUA SI YUAN, MS LIN XIAOYING, MS ISMA WATI BTE SIDIK, MS TAMMIE HO
Row 2: MDM SOYAH BINTE ISMAIL, MS EDINA RAHMAN, MS ANG WEE HOON FYN, MS NUR JANNAH BTE NOOR, MDM LIM POH CHIN, MRS PEH LEOW LI YONG SHIRLEY, MS CHIANG FOONG MIN, MS DOROTHY SO SING WOON, MR TAY TECK SENG, MR LIM CHIA HWEE, MDM LIM MIN HUI, MS SHARIZAN BTE SANWAN, MS NAZEEMA PARVEEN, MR TOK WEI EE ALVIN, MDM LIM IRENE (MRS TAN), DR CHEONG YUN YEE, MS MELLISSA CHIA PEI SHAN, MS NG BAO XIAN, MS LIM JIA YING, MS RAAWIYAH HAFIZAH BINTE SHAHIBOL FIDILLAH ANUAR MUSHADAD, MDM DARSHANA PRIYA DANIEL, MS TAN SI MIN, MDM FONG YEW LIN MAGGIE, MDM LEE HONG MUI, MDM DEVAKUMAR MANIMEGALAI
Row 3: MDM YEOH AI BEE, MDM NURUL AIN BINTE SAMAD, MS TAN MUI MUI, MDM CHUI SU FUN, DR JIANG NAN, MDM LIM WAI YUE CHRIS, MS LYNN TAN SEOW PUAY, MS CHOO HUIER (MRS CHUA), MS AZMIRA BINTE ZAILAN, MISS LEE WEN QING RACHEL, MS RICKIE LAI ZI YI, MS NORLIZAWATI BTE JUAHIL, MS ISABELLE LIM JI YU, MS MEGAN LOW RUIQI, MS PHILINA WONG HAI LIN, MS GOH SHU XIAN, MS NG ANGIE, MS NURULHUDA BINTE KHAMARUDIN, MDM JESLYN HOONG SIEW CHOO, MS ZHU PEILIN, MS YIP CHRIS, MDM CHAN BEE LIAN (MRS GOH), MS BAN XIN YAN, MS TAN JIE HUI DORCAS, MDM TAN PUAY KHIM
Row 4: MR RUDIDERMAWAN KHAIRI, MR ROSMAN B RAIS, MR GARY PEH KAIXIANG, MR LEE YOK TEN, MR CHONG KIM BOCK, MS LIM XIANGTING, MS ANNIE QUEK, MS NOOR FAZILLAH BTE NOOR AZIZ, MS ADONCIA LIM HWEE, MDM LEE BOON SEE JANET, MS NORFIDA BTE ALIAS, MS MARIA DUVALINDA AGAHARI, MR LIM CHENG TEIK SEBASTIAN, MR ANG TOON SIEW, MR BONG YI KUAN, MR FOO CHEE CHAI, MR TEH MAO ZHI, MR MALVIN LIM CHEONG BENG, MR PANG BIAOJIN, MR MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS ABDUL RAHIM KAMSI, MR THONG NAI KEE
Row 5: MR MUHAMMAD SYAHMI BIN HANISS, MR TOH YONG HOCK, MR LESTER SIM XING CHENG, MR RAJINDER SINGH S/O KASHMIR SINGH, MR AHMAD SYAFIQ BIN AMIRUDDIN, MR LUKE NG YEE SIONG, MR BRETT WHITEWAY, MR NEO YAO KIAN ANDY, MR LUO YANJIE, MR UDAYAKUMAR S/O MANOGARAN, MR LIM YING XUAN, MR LIM MENG TECK, MR SIM KOK HENG, MR WIMAL WOODWARD AMARASURIYA, MR SIM YORK SING, MR CHUI MING FA BENEDICT, MR YEO CHUNG BENG
School Leaders
1. MR MELVIN CHEONG WING FOOK (VICE-PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION)
2. MR CHIA GUO HAO (PRINCIPAL)
3. MR WOO LEE YEN (VICE-PRINCIPAL ACADEMIC 2)
Executive Committee
1. MR LIM WEE KEONG
2. MS MANVINDER KAUR
3. MS DOROTHY SO SING WOON
4. MS CHIANG FOONG MIN
5. MS MAGDALENE GOH-JOSEPH (MRS GOH)
6. MS DESILU ANNE NAIR (MRS KOH)
7. MR TAY TECK SENG
8. MR ANG HUI JUN EDWIN
9. MRS PEH LEOW LI YONG, SHIRLEY
10. MR LIM CHIA HWEE
11. MR MELVIN CHEONG WING FOOK
12. MDM LIM MINHUI
13. MS TEO SHIN YEOW
14. MDM THIAN SIAW FONG
15. MR LUO YANJIE
16. DR CHEONG YUN YEE
17. MS SHARIZAN BTE SANWAN
18. MR CHIA GUO HAO
19. MR OH TECK TIONG
20. MS MELLISSA CHIA PEI SHAN
21. MR UDAYAKUMAR S/O MANOGARAN
22. MS NAZEEMA PARVEEN
23. MDM LIM IRENE (MRS TAN)
24. MR TJHIN KE MING
27. MR WOO LEE YEN
28. DR TAN GEK HONG ANGELA
29. MS LIN XIAOYING
30. MR CHUA SI YUAN
31. MS NG BAO XIAN
32. MR TOK WEI EE ALVIN
33. MS KWOK KAI HWEI
34. MS TAMMIE HO SI YE
35. MS WONG SHING LIU
Aesthetics Department 美育部
1. MS AZMIRA BINTE ZAILAN
2. MDM NURUL AIN BINTE SAMAD
3. MS LYNN TAN SEOW PUAY
4. MS PHILINA WONG HAI LIN
5. MR WIMAL WOODWARD AMAARSURIYA
6. MS KWOK KAI HWEI
7. MR SIM KOK HENG
MS LIM MIN HUI
9. MR YEO CHUNG BENG
10. MR LIM CHENG TEIK SEBASTIAN
11. MR TEH MAO ZHI
12. MS BAN XIN YAN
MS ISABELLE LIM JI YU
MR MALVIN LIM CHEONG BENG
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MS NUR IZZATI BINTE HAJI MUHAMMAD FAISAL
MDM YAP SIOK ENG
MS CHRISTNA TOH SIO PING
MR ROSMAN RAIS
MR VINESH RAVINDIRAN
MS SIAO ROWANNE
English Language & Literature Department 英文与文学部
1. MS CHOO HUIER (MRS CHUA)
2. MR NEO YAO KIAN ANDY
3. MS DESILU ANNE NAIR (MRS KOH)
4. MR TOH YONG HOCK
5. MS EDINA RAHMAN
6. DR TAN GEK HONG ANGELA
7. MR THAM YEONG SHIN
8. MS CHIANG FOONG MIN
9. MR LIM MENG TECK
10. MR BRETT WHITEWAY
11. MS NURULHUDA BINTE KHAMARUDIN
12. MS MAGDALENE GOH-JOSEPH (MRS GOH)
13. MR SIM YORK SING
14. MS MEGAN LOW RUIQI
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MDM KAMALA DAVI D/O VADIVALOO (MRS RAJA)
MS JEAN-MARIE SHANTI D/O ALAGU
MS BOEY KIM BEE (MRS SOO)
MS VIOLA HUI YING CHEE
MS SIAO ROWANNE
8.
13.
14.
Humanities Department 人文部
1. MR LUO YANJIE
2. MS TAN JIE HUI DORCAS
3. MS DOROTHY SO SING WOON
4. MS NAZEEMA PARVEEN
5. MS QUEK CHOR LENG (ANNIE)
7.
8.
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MS TAN WAN TING
MR R RAJKUMAR
MS SHIVAANI D/O THIAGAYSON
Information and Communications Technology Department 信息与资讯科技部
1. MR NAGARAJAN MANIAM (RAJU)
2. MR TAY TECK SENG
3. MR LIM MING QUAN
6. MS MANVINDER KAUR
MS MARIA DUVALINDA AGAHARI
MR LIM YING XUAN
9. MR CHUA SI YUAN
4. MR ANG HUI JUN EDWIN
5. MR ANG TOON SIEW
Mathematics Department 数学部
1. MS ANG WEE HOON FYN
2. MS TEO SHIN YEOW
3. MS NG BAO XIAN
4. MDM YEOH AI BEE
5. MR THONG NAI KEE
6. MR TJHIN KE MING
7. MDM LIM IRENE (MRS TAN)
8. MR AHMAD SYAFIQ BIN AMIRUDDIN
9. MS RAAWIYAH HAFIZAH BINTE SHAHIBOL FIDILLAH ANUAR MUSHADAD
10. MR UDAYAKUMAR S/O MANOGARAN
11. MS TAN MUI MUI
12. MDM JESLYN HOONG SIEW CHOO
13. MR TAY TECK SENG
14. MS ISMA WATI BTE SIDIK
15. MS NUR JANNAH BTE NOOR
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MS LIN XIAOYING
MS CHIN XIN YEE
MS TOH QIANYU
MDM CHAN BEE LIAN (MRS LYNN GOH)
MR MUHAMMAD SYAHMI BIN HANISS
MS ADELINE SIA YING JIN
Mother Tongue Languages Department 母语部
1. MS LI YIFEI
2. MRS PEH LEOW LI YONG, SHIRLEY
3. MS ZHU PEILIN
4. MDM CHEW JOKE
5. MS LIM JIA YING
6. MS SHARIZAN BTE SANWAN
7. MS NOOR FAZILLAH BTE NOOR AZIZ
8. MS NG ANGIE
9. MDM THIAN SIAW FONG
10. DR CHEONG YUN YEE
11. MR BONG YI KUAN
12. MS TAN SI MIN
13. DR JIANG NAN
14. MR RUDIDERMAWAN KHAIRI
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MS CHONG LEE CHING
MS LOW LI SHAN
Physical Education & Co-Curricular Activities Department 体育与课程辅助活动部
1. MR FOO CHEE CHAI
2. MR LUKE NG YEE SIONG
3. MS TAMMIE HO SI YE
4. MR LEE YOK TEN
5. MR GARY PEH KAIXIANG
6. MR ALVIN TOK WEI EE
Science Department 科学部
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO): MR GAN CHIN KAI
1. MS MELLISSA CHIA PEI SHAN
2. MS RICKIE LAI ZI YI
3. MS LEE YANMEI
4. MR OH TECK TIONG
5. MR ANG HUI JUN EDWIN
6. MR LIM CHIA HWEE
7. MR CHUI MING FA BENEDICT
8. MR THONG NAI KEE
9. MS NORLIZAWATI BTE JUAHIL
11. MS BAN XIN YAN
14. MS LIM XIANGTING
15. MR PANG BIAOJIN
16. MDM TAN PUAY KHIM
17. MR LESTER SIM XING CHEN
18. MR LIM WEE KEONG
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MR LIN SHUNYI
MS KALLAIVANEE D/O PARAMASEEVAN
MDM VASANTHI ATHIVEERA RAMA PANDIAN
MR MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS ABDUL RAHIM KAMSI
10. MS NORFIDA BTE ALIAS
12. MISS ADONCIA LIM HWEE
13. MISS LEE WEN QING RACHEL
Computer Education Unit
电脑教育科
3.
4.
5.
Elements of Business Skills Unit
商业技能科
1. MS ISMA WATI BTE SIDIK
2. MR AHMAD SYAFIQ BIN AMIRUDDIN
3. MDM JESLYN HOONG SIEW CHOO
1. MS ANG WEE HOON FYN
2. MR NG YEE SIONG
MS WONG SHING LIU
MS NUR JANNAH NOOR
MS NORFIDA ALIAS
6. MR TAY TECK SENG
7. MS ADONCIA LIM HWEE
8. MR MUHAMMAD SYAHMI BIN HANISS
9. MS RAAWIYAH HAFIZAH BINTE SHAHIBOL FIDILLAH ANUAR MUSHADAD
Executive and Adminstrative Staff
1. MS LEE HONG MUI
2. MDM FONG YEW LIN MAGGIE
3. MDM DEVAKUMAR MANIMEGALAI
4. MS LIM WAI YUE CHRIS
5. MR ROSMAN BIN RAIS
6. MS YIP YOKE PING CHRIS
7. MS RICKIE LAI ZI YI
8. MR CHONG KIM BOCK
9. MR MELVIN CHEONG WING FOOK
10. MR LESTER SIM XING CHEN
11. MS CHUI SU FUN
12. MS LEE BOON SEE JANET
13. MR YEO CHUNG BENG
14. MR MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS ABDUL RAHIM KAMSI
15. MS LIM POH CHIN
16. MR ANG TOON SIEW
17. MDM SOYAH BINTE ISMAIL
ABSENT (NOT IN PHOTO):
MR TOK ENG HIN
MDM LIM LI JUN
MR CHANDRASEKRAN S/O RAMIAH
MDM ASHWINI K GOPINATHA
CLASS 1A
Row 1: JANELLE GRACE CHIN HUI EN, LOH YOU EN ASHLYNN, KOH HUI YU CLAIRE, TONG ZI QING, ALLYSON TAN ZIYU, MS ZHU PEILIN, MR CHUA SI YUAN, HOWARD RIANTO NG, PANG CHENG YAO, TAN HAO ZHE, CAYDEN TOH ZHI YUAN, LEE YUZE
Row 2: KATHERINE ELIZABETH LING HUI ERN, CHEN YUNXIU, CHUA PEI YI, IGNACIA TAN ZI YAO, NEO YEE XUAN CHARLOTTE, MUHAMMAD ARYAN ANAQI BIN MOHAMMAD FAIZAL, TANG KIT FENG, BRANDON YAU KAI ZHI, LAI ZI CHENG, ZHAO SIYUAN, GE XIAOYU
Row 3: MARSYA ADIRA BINTE MUHAMMAD ADIF, ISABEL KOH LUN JIN, ISLA LEE ZHI XI, TOH YUN XI CANDYCE, AGNES DEBORAH NG EN YA, TAN ZU YI FLEUR, WANG TENGYUE, LI YUAN, LIM JIA HENG
Row 4: ZHAO HONG TAI, KOH AN JIE, ASTRAEUS SKY LEE YU HAO, DOROTHY CHANG HAN YI, TEO JIA NI, PRUDENCE SOO XUAN HUI, LIM ZI HAN
Not in Photo: GOH PEI NING RENEE
CLASS 1B
Row 1: DAVID ZHUANG LEI MING, JOHNNY LIM, SEETOH XANTHUS, TEO YU KANG, LEE JIE LI DYLAN, MR TAY TECK SENG, NAOMI NG ZEE SIN, ISABELLE KHOO JING XUAN, CLAIRE CHA YING XIN, MIKAE LOH ZI YUN, HOO XIN CI
Row 2: CHAZIEL CHAN, CHEN YIXIN, ZHAO XIANXIN, SOLOMON WISE ANG, KEAN YANG DONG JOON, NG XIN YING, LEE XIN YAN, AMBER WONG YUE TONG, MEGAN MAJORIE-LEE BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LUO JIALIN PHOEBE, LIM WEI’EN ZENN
Row 3: HO MENG HEE, WENG MINGJUN JAVEN, NG YEOW TENG, CHAI LIANG HONG, SEE RUI YI LIAM, NG FENG YI, WONG YU XIN, LY CHANBOPORTEVY, KOH SZE EN SHYANNE, ULFA NAURAH BINTE MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS
Row 4: LOH EE SEN, THIA YOUWEI WINSTON, CHEN XINYU, DSHAWN ANG DING YANG, TEO YI XIN JENAVIE, AISHA ANG MIN YU, SEOW JING EN KATE, PAN XUANRUI
Not in Photo: CAYDEN CHONG KAI XIANG
CLASS 1C
Row 1: SHERNISE SIM XIN NI, ERYN HUI EN NING, CHIA CHENG YING, JAELYN CHUA WEN EN, NG XI NI, MDM VASANTHI ATHIVEERA RAMA PANDIAN, MR LIM YING XUAN, REEGAN TAY ZHUN HENG, MUHAMMAD ALI AR-REDHA BIN MAZLI, JAYVEN LOH YINGFENG, CHONG
CHEN JIA LUCAS, LINN THURAIN HTET
Row 2: SHARON CHIN SI EN, HO ZHI YING, CYRISS CHAI XUE TING, ONG SHI NI RYKIEL, ANG RUI XIN TRINA, VAL TAN XIN YA, THONG SHI MIN STEPHANIE, TAN YI TING JAVIELLE, CHAI QI XUAN, ANG HUI EN, SITI MARYANA BINTE NASZRI KHAN
Row 3: LEE HOON YOU JOHN, GUO ZIYI, JENSON GOH RUI HENG, ATHARVA AMAR YADUR, TAN YI XIN, RYKIEL FOCK XIN YI, TIFFANY NEO, KONG ZHE KAI, SEANAN YANG CHENG XI, AIDEN WANG JIA JUN
Row 4: SOON KAI WEI, LEE ZHE YU, JADEN ISAAC SURANTO, BRANDON KHOH SHIJIE, DE GUZMAN MIGUEL KRYSTOFF AYAP, CHEN LIUYU, DOROTHY LI YUCHEN, YAN KEXIN
Not in Photo: KAYLEY WONG
CLASS 1D
Row 1: JETHRO NG SHENG RUI, CHANG XI HAO, JIN BORAN, ANG KAI JIE MASON, ASHTON ANG MUHAMMAD ASHARU BIN AZHAR, MR LIM CHENG TEIK SEBASTIAN, MS LEE WEN QING RACHEL, SOFEA QAISARA BINTE ZAINUDDIN, LOH YU XUAN, SOPHIA NGIAM KAI XIN, CHEN KEXIN, BAY LAVONNE
Row 2: KOH BAO YI, CHARMAINE LIM SHI MIN, TAN LE EN ERYN, CHAI XING YI, CHEN ZILING, YOW CHEK NING CAYDEN, TEE JIAN KAI TYLER, ANG YI KAI, YE JUNHAO, ADAM KHAN BIN SHAHKHIRSHAH, YANG JINYU
Row 3: REY ONG, AXEL LI KO, KAH ZON ZHEN, CH’NG JIA YUAN, YAP QIN YU JADE, JEANETTE SOH JIA XUAN, JOCELYN LIM TONG EN, ENICIA KOH YU XUAN, CHAN WEN EN, ALYSSA BELLE LO KHYE XIN
Row 4: YING JUNJIE, FU CHUN-YU, CARYS SOH XIN HUI, JERMAINE TOH WEN XUAN, ALYVIA WONG XUAN HUI, FOO JING XUAN JOIE, ANG LE XUAN, ANG CEZANNE, ELLA LEE YUE FENG
CLASS 1E
Row 1: LEE YI SHAN RACHEL, CHLOE TAN YI XIN, EVELYN CHENG FUI EN, YONG WEN QI NICHOLLE, CHAI XIN YING, DR TAN GEK HONG ANGELA, MR LUKE NG YEE SIONG, CHUA JIA ZHE ETHAN, ANH LIM GIAN HUI, YEAP YI HONG, TOK JUN HENG KYDEN, CHONG YU HONG EUGENE
Row 2: TAN YI XUAN, FARAH ATHIRAH BINTE MUHAMMAD FARHAN, VIOLET ANG RUI LIN, TAM LE ER ITZEL, ANABELLE CHIA EN XIN, LEE JEN HWI ISABEL, CHEN ZHONG YI, TAN YING XUAN JANESSA, LEE ZI XUAN ASHLYN, WONG KAR KEI DORA, TAN XUAN NING, LIM XI XUAN
Row 3: WANG SHI YAN, TAN LUCK SIM KELLIE, TAN ZHI TONG ARIELLE, ALAN ZHUANG HAOQIANG, TAN ZHENG XIAN AARON, ZAVIER LEE ZHEN HAO, JAYRON LOW BIN, WONG ZHI XUAN, SIM XIN YING OLIVIA, LU JIA’EN
Row 4: JOVESTIR LOW XIAO YI, KAYDEN TING LE YANG, SU ZHENG RUI AARIC, LIU HANXIANG, MOK LI MING DAYRIUS, CODY HUANG ZIYANG, LOW JUN KAI, TAN KAH JUINN, TAN SHAN JIE
CLASS 1F
Row 1: KUEK XIN RU, JENNIFER NA RUO JIA, ZHEN CHENXUAN, LEE YU XIN, YAP HUI LI, MS NG BAO XIAN, MR CHUI MING FA BENEDICT, JOVIN TAN WEI JAE, SIEW JIA XIAN, TAY ZI HAN ASTERIX, PRINCEWILLS BOSTON OH CHENG FENG, WONG YE JUN
Row 2: KIEZER G CHAR TAI ZE, KIERAN G CHAR TAI REN, DEVON WONG KAI YANG, TEE XU HENG VINNY, YI EN CALLUM SULLIVAN, CHLOE NG JING TING, XIE XINYING XSTER, LECOLE ONG TING YU, JAZZ NG KY QING, MICHELLE KOH YI XUAN
Row 3: SUN RUOTIAN, PEH EN QI, ITZEL TAN YU XIU, HAYLEY TAN LE XIN, SHERLENE LEONG, LIM LI XUAN, CAI LEXUAN MELODY, LIM XI NI, TAN ROSALIE, JESLYN LAU LI ZHEN
Row 4: SIM CHENG YI, CHAN JUN FENG JAYDEN, LEE YING LER, XU LI, TAY KAILE AXTON, ZENNSON TAN JUN BIN, LIM ZHI XUAN NYEDEN, VILLAR MASON RILEY CHIU, LIM CHENG XI ZENTHUS, CHANG XING YAO
Row 1: ISABEL CHIA EN QI, ANGELYNN SUTOMO, GOH CHARLOTTE, SOONG SZE YING, ROCHELLE CHEW RUI TONG, MS CHIANG FOONG MIN, MR PANG BIAOJIN, JOACHIM CHONG MIN-XUN, TAN JING XUN ANGUS, LING KAI TENG, DANIEL TOM TEO YONGZHI, TAN KAI SEN CALEB
Row 2: CHONG YI NI, EFFIE CHAN YI FAYE, KHOR PAY XUAN, CHIA YU TONG ALYSSA, SIN XIN YOU, JESSICA WU SOO YEON, SOO YONG LE, LEE SHU HAO JAY, CAVAN LOW MING KAI, CHEN YU KIAT DICKSON, LIN WEIBO
Row 3: TAY CHIN WEN, DARIUS CHEN YIJIE, KINGSTON LIANG XUANYIN, GOH ZHUO HUNG JAIRUS, AYDEN LEE ETHEN, DARYLLYN YEO YE LING, LIM XUAN EN, SOPHIA WANG QINGHUA, KEXIN TAN, ANG KAI LING KATHLEEN
Row 4: NEO YUN XI RIANNE, LAW YI XUAN, CHONG LI XIN, DUA YU SEN, CHIA KAI ZE, KEAGAN GOH EN JUN, DAMIEN YEE SHAO HONG, POH MEI BAO ANNABELLE, ELYSSA NG YU XUAN, CHU KAI SI Secondary
CLASS 2A
Row 1: NG YING QI, NASHUA SYAURA BINTE MOHAMAD NAZHI, SOH PEI YU, VERON TAN EAN ENN, AVRIELLE LAI KAR MAE, DR CHEONG YUN YEE, MR TOH YONG HOCK, MOHAMED FIRKHAN DHIYAUL ISLAM BIN AHMAD FAYUMI, KAYDEN WONG KAI EN, HUANG XUCHEN, LOH TIAN YOU, JOVAN LIEW
Row 2: CHAN SHU TING CALISTA, KIMIE ELQISYA MUHAMMAD SYAWAL, LU JINGLIN DESIREE, JADE ANG XINYI, KONG YAN RUI ZOEY, JOWEN SIM JUN WEN, REEVE YEO YAN ZU, DARIUS LOW ZHE YU, NG JIANG WEN NOEL, LEE DANIEL
Row 3: LEE JOSELYN, YAP FANG YU JOY, TAN JIA YING JERICA, CHEERLEY POH, OH RUI EN RAYANNE, OLIVIA THAM YU XUAN, EASON TOH XIANG YU, CHEE JIA LE LIONEL, DHIYAUL’RAHMAN BIN DJOEMARDIE, LOW KEEGAN
Row 4: YIAP EN YAO, TAN JAY-MING, KIERAN ANG QIREI, LIAW SHAO KAI ERNEST, DYLAN FONG ZI YANG, ALVERN LEE ZHENG YANG
Not in Photo: AISLYN RAISA BINTE MOHAMMAD RENNY, CLARA TAN XIN QI
CLASS 2B
Row 1: FERNICE LIM ZHI XUAN, ERNESTINE SIM YUXUAN, MYSHA JENNA EN QI BINTE SAHRUL NIZAM, LEYSHA LEIA LEW MEI SHAN, STELLA SIM HWEE SHIN, MS NORFIDA BTE ALIAS, MDM CHONG LEE CHING, TEO IXAN, LEE YU XUN, MUHAMMAD RYAAZ KHAN BIN MUHAMMAD RASHID, TITUS WONG ZI XI, SHIRAZ UZZAYR BIN MOHAMED FIRDAUS
Row 2: LAU ZHITING LERAE, MELODY CHEO XIAO-EN, CHIA RUI EN REEANN, TAN YU XUAN, HO YU HENG OLIVIA, LEROY WONG JIN HAO, IAN ARIQ ANAQI BIN IRWAN, KEVIN CHEW SHI JIE, TAN PIN LUN, KAYSON LEE JIA SHENG, KANG YI ZHER
Row 3: CHAN SWEE LIN SHERLYN, XU YAZHI, SOPHIE LUM WAN MEI, CHAN TING YI, WONG BING CHENG, LUTHFAN HUZAY’FAA BIN ABDULLAH, LOH YOU JIA DARIUS, LIM YE JUN ASHTON
Row 4: LUI MIN XUAN, TIN ZI TING JENELLE, SUN YUTENG, ONG KAI XUE ELWYN, ELIJAH NG YUAN SHEN, JONAS LOH KUN GENG, LIM WENXIANG
Not in Photo: KHLOE HO TING XUAN
CLASS 2C
Row 1: HAR YUN QIN, SHANNON LUO YANGLIN, WONG YU XIN, AU JING WEN, SHAFANA KHAN, MS NURULHUDA BINTE KHAMARUDIN, MR BONG YI KUAN, AW YI WEI ERNEST, MUHAMMAD RIFA’IE ANAQI BIN AZMIE, MUHAMMAD RAYN SHAHEIZY BIN MUHAMMAD IZZUDDIN, LIM JUN ZHE BENSON, ONG YU CHENG KAGAN
Row 2: LIZ NG, DAI HANZHANG, CHARISSE BOEY YU XUAN, LOW XIN YEE, SOFIA ELIZA BINTE MUHAMMAD MULYADI, ALIA QAISARAH BINTE MOHAMMAD KHIR, CHLOE ANG WEN XUAN, ZHENG ZHEN, LEXIE CHEN, LYU SUYUAN, LEE ZI XUAN, SAN JING HUI
Row 3: TOO ZI HAN, KIEFER BEH YI XUN, TAY JIANG HONG CADEN, DIODEN WONG KIM FENG, ZAYREN TEO SHAO HENG, LIM ZHE KAI JAYDEN, CHOH JUN XI DONDRUP DORJE, KARUPPIAH SAKTHISARAVANAN
Row 4: ZHAO HENGZHENG, TERRANCE TAN BOON SHIN, THAM YU XUAN, LEW KAI YI AYDEN, PUA REN YOU, KINGSLEY WONG, CHAN ZI XUAN
Not in Photo: LING LE TONG
CLASS 2D
Row 1: IVORY PHANG JING XUAN, PAMELA THEN FENG ER, CHIN LUO LING, CHUNG YING YING, JAP SI XIU ZOANNE, MS ISABELLE LIM JI YU, MS MEGAN LOW RUIQI, WONG YI ZHENG, KAYVEN TAN YI YAN, JAYVIER TOH JIE WEI, HABIBIE RIZKYAN ARYASATYA, THO KAI LANG
Row 2: CHEONG YU XUAN AMANDA, ARIELLE SIA SZE SIM, DAMIA TIHANY BINTE MOHAMMAD YUSAINI, MAXINE LOKE YUN XIN, DEA DANIKA BINTE NORISMAN, GOH XIN YI, CLAIRE NEO YU XIN, GRACE SOON KEXIN, RAEANNE CHIA EN QI, AVERINE GOH XUAN YING
Row 3: XIONG KE, ASHLEY HO RUI SHIN, TOBIAS PHUA EN HAO, TAN JONE HEY, ETHAN MAU KANG CHENG, TAN WEI ZHE, GOH CHENFENG KIAN
Row 4: NEW WEI JUN KAEYAN, JOVAN HTATT ZIN MIN, FABIO YEW ZHENG XI, LIAN GUANGZE AARON, TIN CHUN KIT
Not in Photo: ALSON GOH, CHONG KAI MENG GABRIEL, DZAIHIRIN ARYEAN SHRESTHA, TAN ZHONG REN, THEN SHI JUN
CLASS 2E
Row 1: NASYA ELEORA TESSALONIKA, CLARA CHEE XIN YU, KAELYN KANG ZHI HUA, HOW JING HUI SHERMINE, MS LIM JIA YING, MS NUR IZZATI BINTE HAJI MUHAMMAD FAISAL, JOYCE TAN JING TIAN, AU JIA EN, JANELLE CHUE LE EN, CHIN YAN JIE
Row 2: KUNG HO KEN AMOS, VERNON WONG RUI ZHI, ZHAO HONGYI, RACHEL ONG JIA XUAN, LIM SHI EN, HENG WEI EN CHARISSE, TONG JING ROU, CHEN JING, KHOO WAN XIN VALERIE
Row 3: JAYLEN TOH JING YANG, GIDEON NG YIN XUAN, LUCIUS CHEONG KAI CHI, KON JIN KAI XAVIER, CHUA ZHUO YU JOVANN, LAM YAO WAH ARON, KAYSON TAY BOON TAO, CHEE CHEN KAI ZACHARY, BEY RUI HONG
Not in Photo: ANG KAI ZHE, CHEONG JUN CHUN, JAYDEN PEH, LAM HO YU ANGEL, LIM SIM YEN SARAH ANNE, NG JIAN RONG WARREN
CLASS 2F
Row 1: TALIA EE JIE EN, TOH EN XI, ELIZABETH LEE EN XUAN, PHEY YUE LING, MS RAAWIYAH HAFIZAH BINTE SHAHIBOL FIDILLAH ANUAR MUSHADAD, TEO XIAO HUI, CHARISSE CHIA SI HUI, SHERMAINE LAM LE XUAN, HAZEL KUAN XUE ER
Row 2: HOONG AN YU, JAYDEN NG, KOH XUE YUAN, FU JUNKAI RAYMOND, LOH EE EN, CHNG KAI RUI KAYLEB, LIM QUN JIAN, KWAH KAI BOON
Row 3: LIM WEI WEN MARCIUS, FONG YU FENG JAVIER, JOVEN ANG, LEE RUO XI, CLISTRIN OOI XINYU, MENDIOLA AVI YOHANNA ESTRELLA, DIONG JIA CI, JOIE LAM MIN XI
Row 4: JEFF PNG SEY KIAT, WOO XUAN QI LUCAS, AARON LU ZONGYAN, CHIN YIN QI FAITH, TAN SI YUN ANGELA, BERNICE XU ZHIHUI
Not in Photo: KINRAN SNG, KOH CHI CHEN
CLASS 2G
Row 1: ELISE DING HSU SHAN, TAN YING RUI RACHEL, MICHELLE ANG, GOH ZHI NING, CHEN TZE YEN, MDM JESLYN HOONG SIEW CHOO, CASSIOPEIA SING-TONG SHI YA, AMBER SOH EN XIAN, OH SHU TIN, TAN WEN XUAN, NG EN YAN
Row 2: TAI CHUAN YU, ZACHARY ISAAC LIM JUN HAO, ALOYSIUS SIN SHI XUAN, SEAN NEO ZHI KAI, NG HONG WEN, NICOLE TAN YUN XUAN, LIU YUQIAO, OLIVIA SEOW, CHLOE TIU, ANYA HU QIAN NING
Row 3: GOH KHIM HOW, XAVIER CHEW JUN XI, YANG JUNXI, JAMYANG LEPCHA, PUAH YING RUI, YANG ZIPING, LIM HUI KAI ULRIC, JOVAN TAN HOU MING
Not in Photo: LI SHIXUAN, LU ZHENG YANG, MEGAN LIM HUI EN, XIAO BINBIN DAVID
CLASS 2H
Row 1: RAIZ AZIQ BIN BEN GHAZALI, PHUA TZE HAO, LIM BING CHEN, JOVEN TAN RAY AN, LI YUZHE CRUZ, MS TAN SI MIN, MS ADONCIA LIM HWEE, LIM MIN ER TWINKLE, DESIREE YAP YI YING, TERESA TAN, NGWAN TING YUE CHARLOTTE, LEOW EN HUI REIKO
Row 2: YOW YI XUAN, KOH YU XUAN, YANG XIYU, CLARIS WANG EN XUAN, FLORA ZHOU YI XIN, SOH YUN XI, GWENDA NG, LAI JING XUAN SHAILYN, TAN XIN RUI RHEA
Row 3: JOHN WANG JIE SIANG, ANG ZHI XUAN, JAYDEN CHANG ZI YAN, LEE GA KEI SARAH ANN, SIM NING XI, LEE ZONG HERN, CAYDEN CHAI JIA LE, TOH YU CHEN
Row 4: GUO MINGYU, BONG SHI YING, KER SHAO BIN LEONARD, YONG BOK SHIN TAVIUS, AXELL TAN HAMMO
Not in Photo: CHAI MING XUAN
CLASS 3A
Row 1: GILLIAN SIM XUAN LE, GOH YU XUAN GYNNETH, NG QI EN GRACE, SOH XIN YI REINA, TAN YU TONG KAYLA, MRS PEH-LEOW LI YONG SHIRLEY, MR NEO YAO KIAN ANDY, IMAN ELMYRA BINTE MOHAMAD ALFIAN, SIM MING XUAN, LIAN XUAN LING SHANESSE, FOO
JING XUAN CHARMAINE JEAN, TAN SI YU KYRA
Row 2: KONG SZE HAN, ARISSA FAITH CHAN ZIYU, PANG QIN FAYE, LERANNE LI LE XIN, CHEONG HUI YI, HO YU JIE, JAYDEN YIP RUI JUN, BRAYDEN NG JUN FENG, NG JING XUAN, CHONG HE HAN, MUHAMMAD QAVIN ABDILLAH
Row 3: FERLYN TAN, TAN YAN JIA DAWN, MAIA ONG SHI YUE, JERLYN LIAW SI QI, VALARIE CHNG LING XIN, RAYDEN TEO RUI TE, KWEE JIN WE, ELFIE SHAHREZZA BIN ADALI, ETHAN TANG WEI JUN, HAN YAO GUANG IGNATIUS
Row 4: CHAN KHENG HEAN, TO TIAN YOU, SONG ZI YUAN GLENN, NG YU ZHE, XAVIER LIM KAI SONG, NG WEN XUAN, LIM ZHENG YONG JEROY, AALYA NATASHA BINTE SUFIYAN, CHAN MIN SHAN
Not in Photo: TAN YI XUAN
CLASS 3B
Row 1: CHEONG RUI XIN CHLOE, CHEY SZE LEI, JOELLE LIM KAI XIN, ANGELINE TAN YI XUAN, WONG ROU ZENN, MS LIN XIAOYING, MR MUHAMMAD SYAHMI BIN HANISS, AURELIA LOUISA NG, NG CAI HUI, SHALYN DASMUNSHY, KOO YU XUAN, YONG HUI LING
Row 2: YEE EN TING, LIU JIEYING, NAH EI LEEN, NG XIN NI ANNIS, LIN KEYING ELINA, MOHAMMAD RAFA RIZQULLAH BIN MOHAMMAD RAZI, KWA JIAYU MALCOLM LONG, ISAAC NG YONG YI, DYLAN LEE JUN YANG, ANG JUN ZHE JAVIER, TAY JIA YING ADEN
Row 3: KOK EN HUI, LIM YU TONG, ZHOU HAOYANG, LIM EN YU UNUN, FIONA LIM CHUN QI, CLARISS AU HUI TING, ANG LING LU RAYNEE, WINSON WOI JIA HAO, OH KAI XIANG, CHAI JIA JUN
Row 4: CHEW JIA YUAN, ABDUL RAHMAN IRFAAN, SHU HAI FENG, GAVIN VAN DYK, ZACHARY TANG MIN JIE, LIN DINGXUAN, JAYDEN ONG CHENG HEE, NGAI JIA CHERN, LEE YAO YANG
Not in Photo: NEVNEIL SINGH S/O NAVINDER SINGH
Secondary Three
CLASS 3C
Row 1: LAI ZI XUAN RENEE, ONG YI OON, LEOW LE YI EDDA, GOH CHARLENE, CELESTE TAN JING XIN, MS NG ANGIE, SIVAKUMAR RAKSHITH, AZ TEMPLA BIN MOHAMMAD AMIN, BRYCEN FONG JUN YI, BONG WEN HAO, JAYDEN LIM JING YE
Row 2: LOO JIA LING PRISCILLA, LIM SHI XUAN CHERIE, ADELINE PHANG QIAO WEN, LIM ZHI XIN, WONG YU TING, LIM QIN QIN, MYSHA AMELIA BINTE MUHAMMAD MUHAJIR, MA LIYAO, ONG WEE QIAN, SOPHIE IMELDA CHANG ERN FADLI, POH SI RU ANGELINE
Row 3: AURELIA AURORA, NG ZI NING, CARLO LORENZO LEAW YU WEN, ELVIS TOH JING LIN, TAY AN XUN CYRUS, HUNG QING YUAN EDWIN, WONG PIN XIONG TERENCE, FAIZ HAKIMY BIN MOHAMMAD KHAFIDZ
Row 4: LEOW AN KAI ANDY, EU WEI LE, TOH CLEMENT (ZHUO ENYANG), GAN ZHIWEI MARCUS, LIONG YIH GIT TONY, TAN WEI HONG RAPHAEL, LEE YAN TING, KAYDEN SON
Not in Photo: ARIQ ZULTHAQIF BIN AZMI, MABELL TOK WEN LIN, NGO YAN QING, SIM XIN YU CHLOE
CLASS 3D
Row 1: ROMANNE TAN YI XUAN, SERAPHINA ALAENA RAI, TAN CHU YING AUDREY, SHANISE GOH RUI TING, LIM YEN XI, MS HO SOO FERN JESSICA, MR LIN SHUNYI, SALLIE TAY, EMELIA TAY CHI HUI, CHERYL NG SHI QI, LAM SHI ROU BELLA, NG SARAH
Row 2: ZACHARY CHU JUN YONG, LIANG LEBIN, CHAN YUNG-TING, LIU XINRONG LARISSA, NUR SYARAFANA BINTE SANDY SUWARMAN, TOH JIA QI JANET, YAP YING TING, TEE SZE XUAN, VEVINA SIM CI XIN, LIM XIN EN, TOONG YEN CHI
Row 3: NG DING YAO, ZHANG LINRUOCHEN, CHAN KIN HUNG, CHOO ZHEN AN, LEROY GOH YU SHEN, WONG YU ZHENG, LIEW YIN JIA JUDSON, YEO WEI JIE, KOH ZHI WEI, MATTHIAS PANG WEI CZE
Row 4: LIM WEI HAO, ETHAN TOH HONG XIANG, LIM JUN YAN JOVEN, HO YONG ZHI LUCAS, ALFRED LIM CHENG FENG, TOH EN YI, YEO JIN WANG MARCUS
Not in Photo: ETHAN HO JIN KAI, MEGEN TOK WEN QIAN, NG YANG KAI SWITHINN
CLASS 3E
Row 1: LING SHAN YU PHOEBE, NG SEE TENG SOPHIE, DOCIA KANG XIN LEI, LI ZIYAO SOFINA, CHAN YI EN SHERYL, DR JIANG NAN, TEO RUI MIN CHARMAINE, KRYSTAL CHUNG, LOW LE XUAN NAOMI, LIU XINPING, TAN SI YING JANESSA
Row 2: LYN CHAN WEN YI, HADLEY ADIVA ATIKAH, ANG ZI XIANG JOANNA, YAN XINYI, CHRISTELLE LEE, RENETTE LAI CHEONG, NICOLE LIAU YI JING, TAN YU WEN, NADYA QISTINA BINTE ZAINUDDIN, EE SI HUI CHRISTABEL
Row 3: JADEN LU ZHENWEI, CASTIEL MANOPO, NGU YU TONG, LEE EN YA DAY, KHAIRIL AKHYARY BIN KHAIRUL ‘AMIRIN, TIN TZE HIN, LIM JING HENG ZACHARY RYAN, HE JIE, LUKAS CHER KAI JIE
Row 4: ABEL CHUNG WEN QI, CUI LIHENG, YALE LEE, GOH JIAN WEI, ADARSH DAS
Not in Photo: WAN JING SUEN, WONG ZHENG RUI
CLASS 3F
Row 1: NEW YU HAN, TOK XIN YA JANICE, CHEW JIA XUAN RENEE, TEO TZE TENG, CHEOW ZHI XIN, MR OH TECK TIONG, MDM THIAN SIAW FONG, KATRINA EMBUN BINTE KURNIAWAN, PHUA JIA EN, KYLA TAY KAI XIN, CHEW YU HSIEN, SIM SHI YA
Row 2: ANG YUEN GEN, PHYLENE CHAN YU JING, ARIKA TAN SHYAN YING, ARYSSA WONG, HENG SHYANNE, JOVEN SIEW KOK ZUN, WONG ZHEN TING, REID, KOH WEN, LIM KENG YANG, CHING KENG TAT, LU SHENG JIE AIDEN
Row 3: CADEN TAN ZUN HAO, LIM HEOK XUAN CADEN, JARED SEOW YU AN, SRI RAIHANAH BINTE RUDI, HIEW YONG QIN, SUN MEILIN, ALESSANDRIA VAN BOONSTRA-NASUTION, CHEN YIXUAN, CLAUDIA TEO XUAN YING
Row 4: PEH PENG CHENG, SEAN PATRICK CHANDRA, PWA KAI XING, LAW MING ZHE CAYDEN, NG JIA HUI
Not in Photo: ZHUO HANYANG
Secondary
CLASS 3G
Row 1: LI LEXUAN, LEE YI XI GAYATHRI, SIEW WAN YEE, NUR ZAKIRAH BINTE MUHAMMAD NASRULLAH ABDULLAH BOANES @ NATASHA
B, QALISYAH INSYIRAH BINTE MOHAMAD FAIZIN, MS TAN MUI MUI, LEE ROU XUAN, TINKLE TOH YU XIN, IVA LEE GERALD, HAYLEY PHUA QIAN KAI, SHERMAIN LEONG
Row 2: ZARA ARIANNA FONG BINTE MUHAMMAD EZZAT FONG, LIM SZE NING CASSEY, CAI MIAORU, DENISE LEE YU XI, ALYSSA LIM SI TONG, TAY JING KAI KAYDEN, FOO JIE KAI, RADEN WILDAN BIN RADEN SUWANDI, XAVIER YEO JIN XIANG, SAM JUN JIE
Row 3: CHAI CHENG XI JAYDEN, ONG ZHI HONG, CHUA JIA JUN ADEN, VADELINE HUANG, CHENG XIN YUE, TOO EN QI, SIA YU XUAN, YEO YONG JING
Row 4: CHOO KENG ONN ALVEN, ZHENG KAIXING, LOH HAO XUAN, EDDRICK ONG YONG ZHI, IGNATIUS CHAN XING YU, SIEOW YI QUAN
Not in Photo: MA HIU YEN, CHONG KAI MENG GABRIEL, MR LUO YANJIE
CLASS 4A
Row 1: JAP SI XING ZOEY, EFFA RUSYDIANA BINTE MOHAMED RUDI, JOVIN YEO SU TING (YANG SHUTING), MS MELLISSA CHIA PEI SHAN, MR GARY PEH KAIXIANG, JENELLE LIM LI HUI, ASHAKILA ASHIRA BINTE MOHAMMAD SHAFIE, KHALYSHA ARDRINA BINTE ZAIDI
Row 2: FAZRUL HIZAMIE BIN JURAIME, DENSUPAKIJ PAKIN, CEDRIC MICHAEL OH YI XIN, BOONSUNG JAGUAR, MUHAMAD NABIL TOH BIN MOHD HASSAN TOH, CLYVE YEE YI MING
Row 3: LEO LY XUAN, MUHAMMAD ADRIAN BIN JAMIL, RABBEL THOMAS DAVY, LIN YUE HAN JONJO
Not in Photo: CHEN HALEE KELIZER SARREAL, FERNISH EDISON, FOO YUN SHAN EMILY, HO JUN XIANG VANNESS, HUGO HONG JIE YU (HAN JIEYU)
“Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) has been more than just a school—it’s been a place where I’ve grown, challenged myself and created lifelong memories. From thrilling Secondary Three camps to inspiring workshops and teamwork-flled projects, every moment pushed me to discover my strengths and embrace new challenges. I’m deeply thankful for the unwavering support of my teachers and friends, whose encouragement fuelled my confdence. CCHY has truly shaped who I am today, and I’m excited to carry these lessons forward with a grateful heart and bold spirit!”
- Clyve Yee Yi Ming, 4A
“Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) has given me a chance to grow, learn and create unforgettable memories with my classmates. Through our Secondary Three camp, workshops and class projects, I have discovered both my strengths and weaknesses. I have also learned to step out of my comfort zone through various school activities. I will always appreciate the guidance from my teachers and the support from my classmates here in CCHY.”
- Lin Yue Han, Jonjo, 4A
Students playing bonding games and enjoying themselves at the end of Term 1.
4A students at All Saints’ Home, celebrating the end of a successful Values-In-Action project.
Students playing bonding games and enjoying themselves.
4A students planning activities for residents at All Saints’ Home.
Orange-giving during Chinese New Year.
Students preparing for their Early Admission Exercise interview.
4A students celebrating the end of Secondary Three Semester One.
CLASS 4B
Row 1: DESMOND BOEY ZHI KAI, XIAO HAONING, MARVIN HALIM, SNG JIA XIN EMILY, MS NUR JANNAH BTE NOOR, NG ZI QI PATRINA, TAN GEOK YEN CARMELIA, TAN HUI YING, PHOENIX YONG QIAN YU
Row 2: TAN YEW YUN ZIVEN, ANG YUJUN, JAYDON LIM JUN XI, CAYDEN SEE ZHEN XIANG, MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN ZAINUDIN, AIRISH FIEZAN BIN MUHAMAD FAIZAL
Row 3: ISAAC LENG ZHI YI, YEN WEN DANG, LUCAS TEO ZHE XU, SO LIANG HAO, HO YU HAO DERRICK, IZZ EMYR REZA BIN ROZLIANNO
Not in Photo: CALISTA SNG, FUA SEAN ZHI LONG CUISON, NICOLE WONG XIN YI, WONG YING KANG DOMINIC, YAP JING XUAN
“Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) has been a place for me to grow and have unforgettable memories. I’ve learned not only from textbooks but also through friends, teachers and experiences that shaped who I am today. From stressful examinations to fun school events, every moment played a part in my journey. I’m grateful for the lessons, both academic and personal, and I’ll carry them with me as I move on to the next chapter of my life.” - Fua Sean Zhi Long Cuison, 4B
“Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) was more than just a place for academic learning; it became like a second home to me. Throughout my years here, I’ve made countless memories with my friends, teachers and schoolmates. The experiences I’ve gained have helped me grow, not just academically but also as a person. I’ve matured, built friendships and discovered more about myself. Chung Cheng has shaped me in many ways, and I’ll always be grateful for the memories and lessons.” - Ng Zi Qi Patrina,
4B
Good time interacting and playing with each other!
End of Year Class Party for 1B in 2022 to conclude the year together!
Chinese New Year celebration!
Class Service Learning at Rainbow Centre in 2024!
Having fun during class connection time. Nothing beats sitting down in circles and having a good laugh!
Singapore Discovery Centre Trip with the class—learning about sustainability.
CLASS 4C
Row 1: KEE BI QI, CHUA WEN XIN JOY, JOEY YEO GEOK HSIN (YANG YUXIN), CHENG YUROU ANGEL, KENISHA HENG XUN MAN (WANG XUNMAN), MR FOO CHEE CHAI, MS DOROTHY SO, CHEYENNE TAN YAN XIN, LIM YU XUAN, CHANTEL JADE EE JIA XIN, GUO EN, HO PEI YI CELINE
Row 2: CHONG JEN THONG, WENG CHEN LING, WANG XINYING, JANICE, NURMAYA EMILIA BINTE MOHAMAD RIDZWAN, GWEN LIEW YENG HEIN, NEO JIA EN, EIRENE LIM SHIM PENG, ANG KAI YUAN, AXEL NG JIANYU (HUANG JIANYU), JOEL ANG, MUHAMMAD BIN IMARAH, WONG WEI JUN CLEVON, BRYAN OW YI HENG
Row 3: TAN TONG JUN, CHUA JI WEN, LOK YU ZHE JAVYN, ABRAHAM REUBEN TAN TIAN RUI, ZACH KOH XIHONG, CHONG LI YUAN, LIM SI PENG, LUKE ER JIA LE, MUHAMMAD IRFAN BIN RAIHAN, CHAN SHUO HANG (ZENG SHUOHANG), SEOW CHEN XI LINCOLN
Row 4: MAX LI KO, QUEK YI QUAN, JAYDEN CHUA DONG RUI, SEOW JIE SHEN JAYDEN, QUEK YI HONG, SIM YE EN, YAP ZHUO FENG, CRAIDEN TAN, NOAH NG ZEE HOW (HUANG ZIHAO), NG JIAN HAO REMUS
Not in Photo: BERLYNN LIAU
“Not long ago, we were lost when entering Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) as new students to start afresh. Now, we’ve learned and grown over the years, with better skills and knowledge, all while feeling like it was still yesterday when we joined the school. We’re truly grateful to the teachers who have guided and supported us to get us to where we are now. Even if we are an extremely rowdy bunch, they’ve never once given up on us!”
- Guo En, 4C
“Our time at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) has been a journey of growth marked by its challenges, quiet triumphs and moments of refection. While the experience was far from perfect, it taught us resilience, maturity and the value of perseverance. We are grateful for the lessons learned, both academic and personal, and for the people who have shaped our paths. It wasn’t always easy, but it was undeniably meaningful.”
- Nurmaya Emelia Binte Mohamad Ridzwan, 4C
Orange-giving activity during Chinese New Year.
Students showcasing their class vision fag during cohort activities.
Students creating a class vision fag together during cohort activities.
Students from 4C and 4D enjoying STEM in Action Workshop.
Students in action at Sports Carnival.
Students showcasing their self-made recycled card papers during STEM in Action Workshop.
CLASS 4D
Row 1: WAN ELYZA SARA BINTE WAN MOHAMAD ASHRAF, LOO JIA YING, CHUA SZE QIN BELINDA, OH KAI EN (HU KAI’EN), HOW JING YING SHALAINE, MS TEO SHIN YEOW, MR RUDIDERMAWAN KHAIRI, CALISTA UFAIRA BINTE NOOR AZIM, MEGAN TOH (ZHUO WENXUAN), RANDI LUA XI ZHEN, THIN XIN LEI, NG PIN HUI
Row 2: THO KAI HUAI, CHUA XUE QIN, SIEW JERN SWEN, KU JIA YI, FONG ZIXUAN FANETTE, YEE XIN YIN (YU XINYIN), CLAIRE LEE HUI YU, NG JIA XIN, VERA CHUA YAN XI, EKA MARSYA BINTE MUHAMMAD FIRDAUS, DEBBIE LEONG EN QI
Row 3: CHEW ZHAN YUAN, WONG ZHI HAO, CHONG HENG JIE, MOHAMED ABAS BIN ANWAR MOHIDEEN, MUHAMMAD SOLAHUDDIN PUTRA MUHAMMAD REZA, KAISER TAN, RYAN GOH KUN KIT (WU KUNJIE), ONG JIAN SONG, TAN WEI HENG, KELTON TAN WEI JUN
Row 4: RAYSON SEE ZHE HAN, HAKIIM BIN OSMAN, BANSE IAN ARYLL TOBIAS, MARCUS SWEE LIANG JUN, BEY RUI ZE, LIM YU XUAN JOVE, KESLER LIM, DANIEL LOH TZE PENG
Not in Photo: HOO SHU ZHI, LIM ZI YE KEENE
“These past four years at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) CCHY have been a journey of growth, discovery and unforgettable memories. Through ups and downs, we built lasting friendships and found strength in the care and guidance of our teachers. The laughter we have shared and the lessons we learnt have shaped us into who we are today. We are proud to call CCHY our second home. Special thanks to Mr Rudi and Ms Teo for their unwavering support and dedication over the past two years.” - Kesler Lim, 4D
“Thank you to all the teachers who have guided us over the past four years. We know we have not always been the easiest students to teach, and at times, we may have tested your patience. But deep down, we know how much you care for us, and we are truly grateful for your kindness, dedication and the countless times you corrected us with patience and grace. As we graduate, we will uphold the school value of 饮水思源 and strive to make CCHY proud through our actions.” - Megan Toh, 4D
Playing games with old folks at All Saints Home.
Designing our class fag!
Values in Action project at All Saints Home.
Cohort games - Trying our hand at the Hula Hoop game.
Having fun together during cohort games. Designing our Class fag.
Group photo at All Saints Home!
Class photograph for Learning Beyond Classroom.
CLASS 4E
Row 1: KLIVIA ELISABETH MAIER, WANG SIMENG, HAR WOON YOU, TEY YU TONG, CHONG WAN QIAN, MS CHOO HUIER (MRS CHUA), MS ANG WEE HOON FYN, LEE SIN ENG, GWYNETH YEO BING WEN, ALLYCIA FAITH KARNAGI, ANG KAI LI KYLIE, CHOW ZHI XUAN
Row 2: NG EN QI CHLOE, TEO KAI YA SHIRLYN, RANDUNU APPUHAMILLAGE HIMANSHA CHALITH, WAYNE TOH YUAN JUN, VO MINH QUANG, HAN JO XI, NG WEI JUN, YEO SHAN MING, TANG HONG YU
Row 3: SOH MENG YOU JONAS (SU MINYOU), ZHANG CHANGYU, TEW JIALE ANDY, ZAC TAN JUN HAO, LIU JUNYU, NG JIAN YUAN, JAVEN FOONG ZE YAN, TEO XIANG MING
Row 4: YEONG LEK TAO, ZHANG XIAOCHEN, CHUNG XU JIE, CHONG WEN XUN VINCENCE, MUHAMMAD AYMAN AWAN, DANIEL KONG YONG LOK (JIANG YONGLE)
Not in Photo: ANG CUN YOU (HONG CUNYOU), MALCOLM KHOO MINGHAO
“I really feel connected to 4E as we’ve weathered through storms together, laughed boisterously together and more times than I would like to admit, irritated the teachers together. I am grateful to have 4E as my graduating class, as we have such a supportive and warm community that never fails to bring each other up, be it academically or mentally. This family of ours is not only thanks to the students, but also our teachers who go the extra mile to make lessons fun and engaging.” - Ng Jian Yuan, 4E
“In class 4E, being a triple science class, we enjoy the variety of lessons which are both enriching and interesting. Although classes get rowdy at times, we always strive to improve in terms of character and education. The extensive and insightful teaching done by our wonderful teachers aids us to grasp important concepts of each subject and subsequently excel academically. I feel greatly appreciative of the supportive teachers and peers guiding me throughout my graduating year in 4E.”
- Tew Jiale Andy, 4E
First taste of ready-to-eat (RTE) meals on Total Defence Day 2024.
Conquering Secondary Three Camp together as part of students’ frst class activity.
Values in Action at All Saints Home.
Secondary Four Cohort Challenge: Books aside for a day.
Chinese New Year orange-giving activity: a way of contributing to the community.
Chung Cheng Championships, where champions were born!
CLASS 4F
Row 1: ONG ZI XUAN KRISLYN, CHLOE NG SHI HUI (HUANG SHIHUI), HAZEL LIEW (LIAO XIXUAN), TEY YU TONG CHLOE, MDM LIM XIANGTING, MS MARIA DUVALINDA AGAHARI, SOON LIXIN EDNA, CHENG XIN YI, AVERY PHUN ZHI XUAN, HO YU JUN ALYSSA
Row 2: WEI GANGYI, LEE HONG RUI, TIANG MING KAI, EPHRAIM (CHENG MINGKAI), NG JUN YI, ONG WEI LIANG, CHUA CHENYOU, ADEN (CAI CHENYOU), TING SHI JIE GERALD, TEO QI XIANG, LUCAS LIM
Row 3: BRYAN RAY TUNG LE JUN, LIM YOU ZE, DAYLER NG JUN HAO, TOH GUAN XUN (ZHUO GUANXUN), LEE RUI FONG CAYDEN (LI RUIFENG), ONG YONG JIE CRUZ, CHEW KAYE LOK (ZHOU JIALE), CHEW KEA AN (ZHOU JIA’AN), LIAW YI TAT, AU JIA LE
Row 4: CHAN XUAN DE, EVERETT TAN KIA HOE (CHEN JIAHE), TAN KENG TIONG, LEE KAI WEN, JAYDEN WONG ZONG HENG, HO JUN KAI, TAN KAI LE CALEB, LOW EU ZE ETHAN, YIM SEO HEE KAYDEN
Not in Photo: ANNABELLE TAN QIN YU (CHEN QINYU), ASHLEY CHONG EN QI, CHONG KAH XING, LEE KIN HUNG ASHER (LI JIANHENG)
“4F is like a supportive family, where everyone gives their best and is always ready to help one another. One of our greatest strengths is how naturally we work together—whether in group projects or simply sharing ideas in class. We’ve enjoyed many positive experiences, from celebrating small wins to learning from each other’s perspectives. What truly makes our class special is the unity and encouragement we’ve built, making lessons more meaningful and helping us grow together.”
- Yim Seo Hee Kayden, 4F
“Looking back, our journey together has been flled with countless moments, both big and small, that made these years so meaningful. I’ll always remember the laughter and chatter between lessons, and how we pulled through all the examination together. There were tough times, but those challenges revealed the best in us and helped us forge stronger friendships. These memories make 4F more than just a class—they make it a part of who we are. We may be a playful bunch, but perhaps that’s what made us truly unforgettable. We’ve shared plenty of laughter with one another—and even with our teachers too!”
- Cheng Xin Yi, 4F
Secondary Three Camp’s challenges became stepping stones where friendships blossomed and camaraderie grew stronger.
Bringing festive joy to Yishun residents with symbolic orange-giving.
Students eager to consume ready-to-eat (RTE) meals which were distributed as part of the Exercise Singapore Ready 2024, simulating food supply disruptions.
With teamwork and determination, students carried a heavy kayak together, embodying resilience throughout Secondary Three Camp.
In conjunction with Racial Harmony Day and National Day 2024, students bonded with migrant brothers at carnival games.
Tamiya car-building workshop brought science to life, sparking laughter, creativity and teamwork among students.
The class proudly clinched second place at the Chung Cheng Championships—a reminder to grow, improve, and keep striving.
CLASS 4G
BEE LIAN (MRS GOH), HO YILIN KIMBERLY, HENG YU XUAN (WANG YUXUAN), ONG KE EN ELIORA, KHOR EN XI ZOVINN, CHOO MIN HUI REINA
Row 2: TONG XUEN NEE, GENEVIEVE NEO WEI SHAN, DEBBY NG ZHI QI, LAI JING TONG JAIDYN (LI JINGTONG), SOPHIE RAE TAN SI QI, LIM TONG EN, YONG HUI HAN, TOO EN XU, NAOMI CHLOE GUNDA CORRAL, LEE SHI XUAN ZOEY, TONG SHUEN YEW
Row 3: NG YAN KAI KIEFER, LYE CHUAN YAO LUCAS, GOH KUAN HAN, TRISTAN LEOW YU HENG, SAVIO ONG ZHI SHENG, ELINA NGUYEN SONG THY, NATALIE CHIN LE XUAN (CHEN LEXUAN), PUAH WAN QING, ZHANG YUMO, CHONG YU LIN
Row 4: TAY XUAN RONG, EDEN (ZHENG XUANRONG), JOHN ROBSON LOH CHIT YEW, WONG YI CHENG, TEAGAN LUM YAN XUN (LIN RENXUAN), HOWARD WONG KOW VOON (HUANG HAOWEN), CHEN RIYANG, RAPHAEL TOK ZHI XUAN (ZHUO ZHIXUAN)
Not in Photo: ANN-MARIE PANG QIAN AI
“Our time in Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) has been truly memorable, flled with many moments that we will cherish throughout. We forged strong friendships, learned from dedicated teachers who are willing to go above and beyond and also discovered ourselves throughout the four years. Despite experiencing tough times, there is always laughter and support around us. CCHY not only shaped our minds but also who we are today. We are all grateful and proud to be a part of the CCHY family” - Ashley Ng Shi Ya, 4G
A lively game of bingo to discover shared interests and fun facts about their classmates.
A cheerful end to the orange-giving activity in the residential area.
Class photo to capture our treasured memories.
Preparing to conduct activities for seniors at All Saints Home.
Happy students after a fruitful morning of giving out oranges to residents.
Happy Teachers’ Day!
Class bonding activity.
CLASS 4H
Row 1: GOH YI EN CHLOE, CHONSIE AU LIANG YAN (OU LIANGYAN), HO YI XUAN, ZHANG RUIYA CHLOE, YEO SHI NING, MS PHILINA WONG HAI LIN, MR BRETT WHITEWAY, SYAZRIN ARYSSA BINTE MOHAMMED RIZUWAN, SHERLYN LIM SILIN, NATALIE GOH SIAO LI, KATIE LEE YU ANNE, ERICA TAN YUE FANG
Row 2: LIM KERWAYNE (LIN SHIRONG), SHERELL TEO YU HAN, LEE SHI HUI GISELLE, MEHREEN NIYAS, YAF KAR KEE, MELODY LIM WENXIN, EADDA YANNIS TAN, KOW REN XI (GAO RENXI), LOH CI EN, LEE AN, ROU, LIM SI YING
Row 3: ERASMUS GOH QI ZHENG, YEO JUN WEI (YANG JUNWEI), DAMIAN ONG JUN XI, SHAN YING ELINA, LOO TZE YI, GOH QIAN YU, WANG YAXI NANCY, RACHEL CHIN YU XUAN (CHEN YUXUAN), HONG RUIQI, LEE HUI XIN
Row 4: TEO KAI JIE JAYDEN, LOW YI JIE, SOH YONG LUN XAVIER, CHIA YU HE, JONATHAN JOEL MATHEW, KAM ZHI YANG, OWEN ONG YONG ZHI, HENG SI WEI
Not in Photo: LIU MOYAN
“ Not so long ago, we were counting down the days to the end. Now, it feels bittersweet to say goodbye. Quietude marked our journey, but we were never spiritless. We found a way to push each other to our best ability and somehow remained united as one. Thank you to our teachers, who believed in us and never once doubted us. The memories we made in Chung Cheng will always be a special part of our journey.”
- Chloe Ruiya Zhang, 4H
“ We once counted the days to graduation; now, parting feels profoundly diffcult. The bonds we forged through shared challenges and laughter will remain with us long after we leave these halls. In moments of struggle, we found strength in one another, and in moments of joy, we grew closer to one another. To our teachers, whose dedication, patience and unwavering belief shaped us, we extend our deepest gratitude for making our Chung Cheng journey truly enduring, indelible, and transformative.” - Mehreen Niyas, 4H
“Who would have thought that four years could have passed in the blink of an eye? We braved the passing pandemic and juggled the ever-increasing workload. From the mountains of assignments to the non-stop examinations, look at how far we’ve come. Through it all, we had our beacons of light—our closest friends, our inspiring teachers and even food. Today, we come together to celebrate the camaraderie built and the daunting challenges we’ve overcome. A big shout-out to our teachers for making our obstacles smaller, our smiles brighter and our journeys here more memorable!” - Ho Yi Xuan, 4H
Students designing a class fag as part of their cohort activities.
Students designing a class fag as part of their cohort activities.
Students helping the elderly during their Values in Action activity.
Class photo after their Chinese New Year Values in Action activity.
CLASS 5D
Row 1: LIANG
YUYING, KONG ZI XUAN (KUANG ZIXUAN), LIAN XUAN RONG SHERMAINE, MR THONG NAI KEE, MR LIM MENG TECK, THIEN XIU JI, RAFA ALUDRA BINTE NORSWANDAY, NG XIN YU
Row 2: RYAN TOH ZONG HAN, TEO XING YE, JARED CHONG JIA QI, TRACY GOH XI TING, KEITY WENG RUO HAN, LIM KAI
Row 3: TOH ZHI XUAN BRYAN, GAN ZHENG
Not in Photo: HO JIA YING, TAN
QIN, ANGELA TUANG, CRYSTALBEL CHARLOTTE SAY
YUMEI HILLARY (CHEN YUMEI)
“My four years in Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) have been a transformative journey flled with growth, resilience and unforgettable memories. From the laughter shared during class activities to the challenges of examinations and projects, every experience has shaped me into someone stronger and more confdent. With the support of teachers and friends, I’ve learned perseverance, teamwork and the value of community—lessons I will carry with me always.”
- Gan Zheng Qin, 5D
QI
“Secondary Five may not be the path most people dream of, but for me, it became a journey of growth and strength. This experience shaped me into who I am today, and I am deeply grateful for it. In my class, we pushed forward together, never letting setbacks defne us. Whenever someone lost motivation, we stood by them, lifting each other and reminding one another of our shared goals. This journey taught me that with perseverance, unity and belief in ourselves, no obstacle is too great to overcome.”
- Thien Xiu Ji, 5D
“During my time at Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY), I experienced many things, such as moments spent with friends and the nervousness before examinations. I had the opportunity to participate in different competitions and events. Although I did not always get good results, I cherished the rich and colourful process, and I felt honoured and happy to have won a place in the Live On Festival Essay Writing Competition. I am, of course, very grateful to our teachers, who guided us when we were lost and helped us when we were at a low point. They are an indispensable part of our academic journey, allowing us to grow into better versions of ourselves. 爱我中正, 由我开始!”
- Keity Weng Ruo Han, 5D
We are able to solve problems and face challenges together.
We may not have all the answers, but we have great memories.
Class photo after their Chinese New Year Values in Action activity.
Graduation 2025—we may have mixed feelings about it.
Class of 5D 2025: Together we grew, together we graduated.
Class photo after their Chinese New Year Values in Action activity.
STUDENT COUNCILLORS
学生理事会
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Sharizan Bte Sanwan, Ms Chiang Foong Min, Ms Raawiyah Hafzah, Mr Alvin Tok, Ms Ng Bao Xian
INCOMING
President: Maia Ong Shi Yue, 3A
Vice-President: Shanise Goh Rui Ting, 3D
Vice-President: Sam Jun Jie, 3G
Exco - Secretary: Az Templa Bin Mohammad Amin, 3C
Exco - School Spirit: Ng Jing Xuan, 3A
Exco - School Spirit: Fiona Lim Chun Qi, 3B
Exco - Student Welfare: Cheng Xin Yue, 3G
Exco - Student Welfare: Foo Jing Xuan Charmaine, 3A
Exco - Internal Development: Yap Ying Ting, 3D
Exco - Peer Management: Yan Xin Yi, 3E
Exco - Peer Management: Tan Yan Jia Dawn, 3A
Exco - Events: Too En Qi, 3G
Exco - Events: Sia Yu Xuan, 3G
Preparing our leaders to take on their role.
OUTGOING
President: Malcolm Khoo Minghao, 4E
Vice-President (Ext): Sherlyn Lim Silin, 4H
Vice-President (Int): Koh Jie En, 4G
Exco - Secretary: Cheng Xin Yi, 4F
Exco - School Spirit: Chow Zhi Xuan, 4E
Exco - Student Welfare: Lee Hui Xin, 4H
Exco - Internal Development: Chong Yu Lin, 4G
Exco - Peer Management: Goh Qian Yu, 4H
Exco - Events: Eadda Yannis Tan, 4H
Exco - Events: Low Yi Jie, 4H
The Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY) Student Council is a vibrant community of student leaders committed to serving with empathy and growing through experience. From planning large-scale events to advocating for student welfare, every councillor plays a part in shaping a better school environment.
Sherlyn Lim Silin, Vice-President, refects on the steep learning curve—navigating unexpected challenges, making on-the-spot decisions, and working with external partners. “It hasn’t been easy, but I’ve learned so much and I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve.” Lee Hui Xin, Head of Student Welfare, shares how the Council shaped her into who she is today. “Student Council taught me to lead with empathy, be resilient in adversity, and support others sincerely. It gave me purpose and memories I’ll always cherish.”
Eadda Yannis Tan, Head of Events, describes Student Council as “a warm, welcoming family” where she gained confdence, public speaking skills, and event planning experience—thanks to the guidance of caring teachers and supportive peers. In every initiative, the Student Council has exemplifed servant leadership—uplifting others while growing as individuals. Their journey is one of service, growth, and lifelong friendships.
“The best way to fnd yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” – Mahatma Gandhi.
Camp Evolve: A success!
Making a difference at the Bazaar by the Lake.
Learning beyond our school at Nanyang Polytechnic Leadership Camp.
Our Family of Committed Servant Leaders.
Project Facilitators ready to execute the project.
Student Council-initiated Values in Action Project: Salute our Bus Captains.
Our Nanyang Polytechnic mentors.
Senior Exco - Our Exemplary Leaders.
PEER SUPPORT LEADERS
友伴支援团队
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Sharizan Bte Sanwan, Mr Luke Ng Yee Siong, Miss Lee Wen Qing Rachel, Ms Angie Ng
INCOMING
President: Lim Yu Tong, 3B
Vice-President: Glenn Song Zi Yuan, 3A
Vice-President: Lyn Chan Wen Yi, 3E
Secretary: Leow Le Yi Edda, 3C
Head of External Projects Committee:
Hiew Yong Qin, 3F
Head of Internal Projects Committee:
Kong Sze Han, 3A
Head of Secondary One Programme Committee:
Gillian Sim Xuan Le, 3A
OUTGOING
President: Syazrin Aryssa Binte Mohammad Rizuwan, 4H
Vice-President: Sherell Teo Yu Han, 4H
Vice-President: Ho Yilin Kimberly, 4G
Secretary: Soon Lixin Edna, 4F
Projects Committee: Tong Shuen Yew, 4G
Head of Internal Projects Committee:
Eka Marsya Binte Muhammad Firdaus, 4D
Head of Secondary One Programme Committee: John Robson Loh Chit Yew, 4G
Peer Support Leaders OHANA.
At Chung Cheng High School (Yishun), Peer Support Leaders (PSLs) play a pivotal role in nurturing a caring, inclusive, and connected school environment. This year, the PSLs introduced the Classroom Support Initiative, held twice a term, where they conducted activities to strengthen peer relationships and promote emotional well-being. The team also actively champions mental health awareness, encouraging a culture of openness and support among students.
For Syazrin, President of PSL, the experience has been the most memorable part of her secondary school journey. “I’ve learnt invaluable skills like peer helping and infuencing, and had the opportunity to lead and nurture others,” she shares.
Vice-President Sherrell Teo adds, “PSL is more than a leadership role—it’s a community built on empathy, connection, and growth. It’s about helping others realise their potential.”
Through their dedication, the PSLs make a lasting impact on the school community.
Promoting Peer Bonding in classrooms.
Peer Support Leaders Training Session.
Peer Support Leaders discussing future plans.
OHANA 2024 Activities. Planned conversations to strengthen bonds.
Working together to set up for the opening of the Bazaar by the Lake.
Peer Support Leaders at Chung Cheng High School (Main).
SCHOOL AMBASSADORS
学校接待大使
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Edina Rahman
President: Annabelle Tan Qin Yu, 4F
Vice-President: Natalie Chin Le Xuan, 4G
Vice-President: Vera Chua Yan Xi, 4D
Member: Tan Yu Tong Kayla, 3A
Member: Vevina Sim, 3D
Member: Toh Jia Qi Janet, 3D
Preparing our leaders to take on their role.
Our School Ambassadors are more than just student leaders — they are the friendly faces of the school, dedicated to engaging the public and sharing the spirit of Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) (CCHY). Whether they are participating in the School Outreach Programme, guiding visitors around during campus tours, or welcoming guests during Open House, our School Ambassadors take pride in serving with passion and sincerity.
“Being part of the School Ambassadors has defnitely been one of the most meaningful experiences of my school life in CCHY. I’ve had the privilege of contributing to the school community through initiatives like planning and running our school’s annual Open House, and I’m proud to share our school’s uniqueness through the Primary School Outreach Programme.
Leading the School Ambassadors as President has been both an honour and a learning experience for many of us. I’ve grown so much through the experiences and the people I’ve worked with. I want to thank our teacher-incharge, Ms Edina Rahman, for her unwavering support and guidance, as well as the entire School Ambassador community. It’s been a joy to represent the school and to have worked with passionate peers and an incredible committee.”
- Refection from School Ambassadors President (2024/2025) Annabelle Tan Qin Yu, 4F
A Student Ambassador guiding visitors during Open House 2024.
Student Ambassadors in action at Riverside Primary School.
Our friendly Student Ambassadors during Open House 2024. Student Ambassadors group photo during Open House 2024.
Sharing our school’s programme at Sembawang Primary School.
Training for School Open House 2024.
School Outreach Programme 2024 at Huamin Primary School.
Sharing at Wellington Primary School.
Exploring the Civic District to learn more about the urban landscape with the Secondary Three International students and Permanent Residents.
NATIONAL EDUCATION AMBASSADORS
国民教育大使
President: Shermain Leong, 3G
Vice-President (Events): Chan Kin Hung, 3D
Vice-President (Administrative): Leranne Li Le Xin, 3A
Vice-President (OCC): Jaden Lu Zhenwei, 3E
At Chung Cheng High School (Yishun), our National Education (NE) Ambassadors play a key role in deepening students’ understanding of what it means to be Singaporean. This year, they collaborated with the Uniformed Groups to lead engaging activities for Total Defence Day, thereby strengthening students’ understanding of the challenges our nation faces.
They also led initiatives for International Friendship Day, Racial Harmony Day, and National Day, and delivered key messages that encouraged refection and unity. Their efforts foster a sense of belonging among students, while inspiring a will to act through active participation and student-led outreach.
Most importantly, the NE Ambassadors embody a sense of hope—believing in Singapore’s future and their role in shaping it. Through their service, they help bring National Education to life, one meaningful moment at a time.
A successful Bazaar by the Lake project that was done from scratch!
Commemorating Total Defence Day with in-class student engagement sessions.
Behind the scenes of a morning sharing session: Finalising script with our teacher.
A confdent leader is someone who leads by example, and is not afraid to make mistakes.
The Young Science Ambassadors are a passionate and driven group of students selected for their strong interest and aptitude in science. United by curiosity and a love for discovery, these students actively participate in a wide range of science competitions, showcasing their creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork. Beyond competitions, they are immersed in enriching learning experiences—from workshops and research projects to industry exposure. Through their journey, the Young Science Ambassadors not only deepen their scientifc knowledge but also grow as confdent learners and inspiring role models within the school community.
Our Secondary Four awardees of the 45th C.B Paul Science Quiz organised by Anglo-Chinese Junior College.
Secondary Two Young Science Ambassadors participating in the Egg Madness workshop.
Mr White conducting a communications workshop for our Secondary Two Young Science Ambassadors.
Young Science Ambassadors trying out the superconductor levitation experiment.
Young Science Ambassadors visiting the Physics Demonstration Lab at National University of Singapore.
YOUNG SCIENCE AMBASSADORS
Teachers-In-Charge: Ms Mellissa Chia Pei Shan, Mr Benedict Chui Ming Fa, Mr Brett Whiteway, Ms Lim Xiangting, Dr Cheong Yun Yee, Mr Pang Biaojin, Ms Lee Yanmei (Advisor)
Young Science Ambassadors amazed at the electricity experiment.
OUR COFFEE STORY
BARISTA AND GOURMET
Teachers-In-Charge
Cafe in full action on Open House 2025.
: Mr Lim Wee Keong (Advisor) ,Ms Lee Yanmei, Ms Fyn Ang Wee Hoon, Ms Jeslyn Hoong Siew Choo, Ms Isabelle Lim Ji Yu, Ms Lim Xiangting, Ms Ban Xin Yan, Ms Rowanne Siao
This year, our school café has grown into a lively hub of creativity and favour. We proudly introduced a Gourmet Team, offering freshly baked treats like do-it-yourself ice cream and waffes that have quickly become a student favourite. Alongside our classic offerings, we have crafted a range of non-caffeinated drinks—including the vibrant Blue Lagoon and indulgent Oreo Bliss—which have been very well received by students. Our café also celebrates special occasions with themed openings, such as International Friendship Day and Hari Raya, featuring unique seasonal drinks like the refreshing Apple Pop. It is more than just a café—it is a place where good vibes and great favours come together! Below are the testimonials from our members.
“As Head Barista at Our Coffee Story Café, I gained valuable experience in leadership and teamwork. Initially hesitant, my passion for coffee and community drove me to excel. Welcoming students from Indonesia was a highlight, showcasing our team’s pride and professionalism. I’m grateful for the opportunity and hope the legacy of dedication and unity will continue to thrive as I step down.”- Kaiser Tan, 4D
“Being part of the school’s gourmet team has given me many opportunities to expand my creativity, especially through behind-the-scenes preparations. It has also allowed me to work closely with my team, as we brainstorm new menu ideas for the café and collaborate on projects like designing the team T-shirt. This experience has truly been an awarding one that I would like to stick with till the end of my Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) journey and one that I would highly recommend to my peers!”
- Olivia Than Yu Xuan, 2A
Gourmet students’ creation: chocolates for Valentine’s day café opening.
Welcome to our café!
Baristas’ creation: Apple Pop drink for Hari Raya Puasa cafe opening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The School Publications Committee would like to thank the following for their contributions to the production of the 2025 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) Yearbook:
Principal, Mr Chia Guo Hao, for his advice and support.
Vice-Principals, Mr Woo Lee Yen and Mr Melvin Cheong Wing Fook, for their guidance and encouragement.
Staff and students, for their write-ups and photographs that truly embody the holistic Chung Cheng Experience and the essence of the Chung Cheng Spirit.
Members of the Publications team for managing the photo-taking sessions in addition to editing, vetting and translating the write-ups.
Last but not least to all those who offered their help in one way or another.
The Editorial Team
Principal
Mr Chia Guo Hao
Vice-Principals
Mr Woo Lee Yen and Mr Melvin Cheong Wing Fook
Members of the School Publication Committee
Ms Kwok Kai Hwei (IC), Mdm Sew Mek Len (2IC), Ms Dorothy So Sing Woon (2IC), Ms Edina Rahman, Ms Maria Duvalinda Agahari, Ms Nurulhuda Binte Khamarudin, Mrs Peh Leow Li Yong Shirley, Ms Tan Jie Hui Dorcas, Ms Choo Huier and Ms Viola Hui Ying Chee
Autograph
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