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Building Character Shaping Futures

SCHOOL LEADERS’ FOREWORD

This year marks the first year the school has fully embarked on its updated vision and mission, with the key focus to develop our Punggolites into self-directed and adaptable active contributors. In today’s rapidly evolving world, where AI is reshaping industries and climate change is altering our way of life, being self-directed and adaptable is no longer an option – it’s essential. Our students must be ready to upskill continuously, pivot when circumstances change, and actively contribute solutions to current or even future problems. All these skills and dispositions can only be put to good use with the right moral compass, hence building our students’ character and grounding them in values remains our core purpose. As we build our students’ character, we are shaping not only their future but also the future of our nation, as the youth of today will become society’s contributors tomorrow.

This year was a vibrant and engaging one as we launched new initiatives to create meaningful connections. We officially launched our school Instagram (IG) account to share the diverse experiences and achievements of our students with the wider Punggol community. This platform allows us not just to showcase our achievements, but also the spirited energy of our school community. By using the IG account to share encouraging messages with the students for their various milestones, we also demonstrate and role model how social media can be used positively.

This year also featured our inaugural Punggol Carnival, an event born from student feedback and designed to celebrate Youth Day with purpose. The booths were all planned and conceptualised by the Secondary 2 cohort as well as the different student leader groups. What was so special about the carnival was that it was not just about fun and games, as the Secondary 2 classes also had to come up with advocacy booths to spread awareness about causes close to their hearts, from environmental sustainability to the different disability groups, exemplifying what an active contributor stands for. This was truly a “by Punggolites, for Punggolites” initiative, which left an indelible mark on the staff and students.

Throughout the year, we have witnessed our students giving their best across various domains, including academics, sports, and aesthetics. Many have achieved commendable outcomes in various competitions, standing tall among their peers. Yet, more than the awards and accolades, what we truly want to affirm is the resilience and adaptability demonstrated by the students as they had to navigate unfamiliar contexts and adapt accordingly. More importantly, these platforms also enabled the students to build their confidence and self-belief in having the courage to realise or even stretch their potential.

All these would not have been possible without the dedication and commitment of our extraordinary team of staff as well as the strong support and partnerships from our various stakeholders, including the School Advisory Committee, parents, alumni and community partners. Each of our staff and stakeholders invested time and effort to work together to provide a holistic and enriching school experience for Punggolites. We are also happy to share that we have a new Vice-Principal Administration, Mr Ng Chee Kiang, joining the school this year.

As we navigate an increasingly fragmented, fragile and fast-paced world, we can never fully anticipate what is going to happen. It is then up to our Punggolites to take ownership of their journey, stand up for what is right, adapt to the changing contexts and make a positive contribution to the different communities in which they are situated. At the end of the day, the school will always be a safe harbour where students can learn from their mistakes and a vibrant stage for them to shine with their different talents. We look forward to many more stories to tell of our Punggolites!

From left to right

Mr Ng Chee Kiang (VP Admin), Mr Anith Kumar (VP), Ms Valerie Tng (Principal), Mrs Elenda Loh (VP)

SCHOOL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOREWORD

Ms Wee Fong Chi SAC Vice-Chairman

2025 has been a year where Punggol Secondary School continued to build on its strengths while charging ahead with its focus to develop Punggolites into confident, adaptable and self-directed active contributors. In our rapidly evolving world, where technological advances and global events can disrupt economic equilibrium overnight, these qualities ensure that students can thrive regardless of what the future holds. Adaptability for example allows students to embrace change as an opportunity rather than a threat, helping them to pivot when circumstances shift and remain resilient in the face of unexpected challenges. Beyond all these, the school continues to put character development at the heart of every student’s educational journey.

Alongside my fellow SAC members, we would like to extend our congratulations to the school for the numerous student accomplishments and recognitions achieved across different domains like academics, sports, uniformed groups, and performing arts, as well as the various distinctions earned by the staff. In fact, the school has broken new ground in some of these achievements where Punggolites came up top among very competitive fields in some of the competitions and setting new standards of excellence in the process.

2025 marks my third year as the Chairperson of the School Advisory Committee (SAC) since joining the SAC in 2019. I am happy to share that Ms Wee Fong Chi, a SAC member who is also a Pei Dao (predecessor of Punggol

Secondary School) Alumni, has stepped up to serve as the Vice-Chairperson of the SAC. We will continue to lead the SAC to support the school’s initiatives and enrich the students’ educational experiences. For example, the SAC Bursary Award, funded by the SAC, continues to recognise outstanding Punggolites for their excellence in academics and co-curricular activities whilst motivating them to achieve even higher levels of success. Earlier in the year, the SAC members also shared their expertise and experience from the different industries ranging from property development and construction engineering to healthcare and nursing, with the graduating students during their Career Fair. To top it off, the SAC also sponsored the ice cream and popcorn booths in the Punggol Carnival which brought much cheer to the students.

On behalf of the SAC, I would like to acknowledge and express our gratitude to the staff for their dedicated efforts and genuine care in providing a holistic educational experience for the students. I would also like to extend our appreciation to the parents for their unwavering support and commitment in collaborating with the school to nurture and develop their children.

I wish the school continued growth and success!

Mr Chia Ngiang Hong Chairman School Advisory Committee

Mr Chia Ngiang Hong SAC Chairman

Mr Chong Sin Kiong SAC Member

Mr Heng Jian Wei SAC Member

Mr Junius Tan SAC Member

Mr Seow Yu Chang SAC Member

PARENT SUPPORT GROUP (PSG) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

At Punggol Secondary School, the Parent Support Group (PSG) is a valued and trusted partner in our shared mission to support the holistic development of every Punggolite.

As a supportive partner in education, the PSG works closely with the school to align with its goals and values - actively contributing to programmes that nurture students’ well-being and enrich their learning experiences. This year, the PSG played a key role in milestone events such as the inaugural Punggol Carnival, and also piloted the “PSS Cafe: The Chat” as a meaningful prelude to Parent-Child Bonding Activity. We have rallied parents of the graduating cohort to prepare care packs for our Secondary Four and Five students, offering both encouragement and support during a critical time. The PSG also lent its presence and contribution to school-wide celebrations including International Friendship Day, Racial Harmony Day, CrossCountry, the Partners’ Career Sharing Session, Teachers Day celebrations and Graduation Tea, inspiring students, strengthening cultural appreciation, and creating enjoyable shared experiences in the process.

In its role as a bridge between parents and the school, the PSG fosters open, respectful, and constructive communication. By gathering feedback and listening to the voices of parents, the PSG helps to ensure that school practices remain responsive, transparent, and grounded in care for every student.

The PSG also serves as a lighthouse for other parents, modeling the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect. Actively engaged themselves, PSG members encourage other parents to take part in the school community, deepening the connection between home and school. Through thoughtful involvement, PSG has helped to build a nurturing environment where students feel supported, parents feel heard, and the school community grows stronger together.

Together, we remain committed to shaping a vibrant, inclusive, and forward-looking community where every Punggolite can thrive.

Mdm Kokela Vani Chairperson

Mdm Jean Wu Meilan Level Coordinator

Ms Lynn Yap Ling Ling Level Coordinator

Mdm Quek Meng Fung Vice Chairperson

Mdm Angela Tan Huey Min Project Coordinator

Mdm Julieanna Binte Md Noor Project Coordinator

Mdm Samantha Ng Sok Hiang Level Coordinator

Mdm Eileen Chee Level Coordinator

SCHOOL-HOME

We are truly honoured to partner with Punggol Secondary School in nurturing future-ready Punggolites who are confident, caring and committed to making a difference. As the school continues its meaningful journey, the PSG stands by wholeheartedly - dedicated to supporting its vision, fostering a strong and caring community, and growing together toward even greater achievements.

Cross Country Run

International Friendship Day

Sec 4/5 Graduation Tea

Dinner with School Leaders

Parent-child bonding activity

Parents and children showing their artworks at the parent-child bonding activity session

2024 OPEN HOUSE

The 2024 Open House showcased the holistic and vibrant Punggol Secondary School (PSS) experience to prospective Primary Six students and their parents. Student leaders confidently led tours and presentations, sharing their experiences and demonstrating active contribution to the school community. Visitors enjoyed performances by co-curricular groups, interactive activities from the Applied Learning Programme, and an inspiring talk by the Principal and members of PSS Alumni. The event was a great success, drawing an impressive turnout of over 1,200 visitors and giving attendees a memorable glimpse into the school’s culture, programmes and spirit of student leadership.

PSS Alumni member’s sharing at segment during the Principal’s Talk

Guzheng performance in the canteen

Visitors at our CCA booths in the hall

68TH SPEECH & AWARDS DAY 2025

Punggol Secondary School celebrated its 68th Speech & Awards Day on 23 May 2025, honouring student achievements across multiple domains. The event’s theme, “Building Character, Shaping Future,” captured the school’s commitment to developing future-ready Punggolites of integrity and purpose. Our School Advisory Committee Vice-Chairman, Ms Wee Fong Chi,

graced the event as Guest-of-Honour, alongside more than 300 proud parents and student representatives. The ceremony was a joyous occasion of recognition and gratitude, celebrating perseverance, excellence and the collective efforts of the Punggolite community in shaping young lives.

Momento presented to Guest-of-Honour

Prize Winners

Alumni Prize Winners

Principal’s Speech

Rising Star Awardee

Choir Performance

THE PUNGGOL CARNIVAL 2025

Our inaugural PSS Carnival was a blast! Held to mark the start of Term 3 and Youth Day, the school enjoyed games, crafts and community fun.

Student-run booths showcased Secondary Two VIA projects and engaging activities by ASE students, Student Councillors, Peer Support Leaders and the Parents’ Support Group. All enjoyed the SAC-sponsored ice cream and popcorn treats, a lively thrift store and performances by our very own talented Punggolites.

Stealing the show was the ASE-run Dunking Booth - where students and staff, including the Principal, gamely took the plunge to everyone’s delight!

PUNGGOLITES’ CONTRIBUTION HEALING ARTS WALL AT EUNOS POLYCLINIC

Our Interact Club members created plasticine artworks on frames which are featured on the Healing Arts Wall at Eunos Polyclinic (Level 3) from Friday, 21 November 2025 onwards. These pieces are intended to brighten the space and make visitors feel welcomed.

This project was made possible in collaboration with our Craft & Tech Department and MTL Department Malay Unit 2025.

STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

2025 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

ENGLISH

Live On Festival Essay Writing Competition organised by National Organ Transplant Unit

Ryden Ng Zi Hua (4A)

Scott Teo Kia Qi (Zhang Jiaqi) (4B)

Choo Li Ying (4D)

Distinction

High Distinction

Merit

National Schools Literature Festival - Upper Secondary Unseen Debate

Secondary 3 Team

Kristy Tan Keng Er (3D)

Loh Jie Min Mandy (3D)

Darion Anthony Lim (3D)

Goh Zhi Hong (3D)

Edan Tan (3D)

Shaymus Tan Hang Wei (3D)

Secondary 4 Team

Nur Aaleyah Binte Mohammed Hairil (4B)

Scott Teo Kia Qi (Zhang Jiaqi) (4B)

Padma Theer Tham Sinl Devna (4B)

Samantha Lee Xuan Hui (4B)

Jolyn Lin Yu’en (4B)

MATHEMATICS

Winners

International Math Modelling Challenge (IM²C) (Singapore)

Cathie Liong Yu Xin (3E)

Caleb Tan Jun Choong (3E)

Ramesh Vikesh (3E)

Lee Jia Le (3E)

Singapore Math Kangaroo Contest (SMKC)

Jovier Lim Kai Ze (1E) Bronze

Wong Kaisheng Kayson (1E) Bronze

Vu Quang Huy (2A) Silver

Vince Ong Yuhao (2F) Silver

Firaz Ilhan Bin Fharick (2G)

Silver

Lucas Ng Pin Zhen (2H) Silver

Mohamad Iman Firdaus Bin Mohamad Imran (2F) Bronze

Singapore Math Kangaroo Contest (SMKC)

Addie Bin Abu Bakar (2C)

Chin Rui Ning, Renee (2C)

Lo Shi Min Shamaine (2D)

Jaemyn Lim (2F)

Ong Sze Ching Olivia (2G)

Chai Jwee Kang (2I)

Kajan Sindhuja (2I)

Grace Yap Shi Min (3C)

Tan Ting Rui Astrid (3C)

Christian Zheng Kai Dixon (3E)

Ramesh Vikesh (3E)

Juwairiyah D/O Masood (3C)

Wong Xiu Wen Anna (3C)

Caleb Tan Jun Choong (3E)

Honorable Mention

Bronze

Honorable Mention

Honorable Mention SCIENCE

C.B. Paul Science Quiz 2025

Lim Kai Sheng (4A)

Emiko Heng (4A)

Madipalli Sai Sishir (4A)

Siddarth Manoj (4D)

Mohamed Nazzeem (4A)

Singapore Junior Biology Olympiad 2025

Jolyn Lin Yu’en (4D)

Ong Wei Qing Valeries (4A)

Sim Ying Xuan Desreen (4D)

Soh Kay Yinn (4D)

Loo Xingying Cherrie (4A)

Lin Weiyuan (4A)

Sim Jia Zhen Vernice (3E)

Singapore Junior Chemistry Olympiad 2025

Lim Kai Sheng (4A)

Singapore Junior Physics Olympiad 2025

Wang Zijie (3E)

2025 Singapore Youth STEM Fair

Tong Pui Nay (2E)

Eva Inara Binte Mohamad Khalid (2E)

Zylia Ng Rei Qi (2E)

Gold

Silver

Honourable Mention

Merit

Silver

Bronze

Honourable Mention

Merit

Honourable Mention

Certificate of Commendation

Singapore Science Buskers 2025 (Secondary School Category)

Muhammad Nor Idham Bin Abdullah (3E) 2nd Runner Up

Ong Yu Heng Kayden (3E)

Judges’ Award

MOTHER

TONGUE LANGUAGES

Chinese

National Text Recital Competition 2025 (Group)

Chong Chen Xi (1B) Bronze

Gu Yunxuan (1H) Bronze Malay

Peraduan Saya Boleh Mengarang Essay Writing Competition 2025 (Individual)

Farisya Alyssa Waryuni binte Muhammad Nazry (3D) Gold

Sarah Atiqah Azrin (4C) - Gold Gold

Nur Syazwani Natasha Binte Roseman (4G) Gold

Siti Nur Adyna Binte Mohamed Khairi (4B) Gold

Nyla Aryssa Binte Su’ud (1D) Silver

Ayra Aisya Binte Nazrul (1B) Silver

Peraduan Saya Boleh Berpidato Public Speaking Competition 2025 (Individual)

Nur Hayani Daneen binte Mohamad Rusdi (4D) Bronze

Malay Short Story Writing Competition 2025 (Individual)

Muhammad Aaqil Anaqi Bin Mohammed Farhan (4E) Top 10

Tamil

Tamil Comic Creation Competition 2025 (Group)

Saravanan Sreenesh (2C)

Kalainithi Dhanvika (2G)

Charvi Jaiganesh (2H)

Kajan Sindhuja (2I)

Manikandan Sujaysarvesh (2B)

2025 CCA ACHIEVEMENTS

CLUBS & SOCIETIES

2nd Prize

Interact Club Rotary Citation Awards 2024-2025

PERFORMING ARTS

Indian Language Drama & Debates Society

Concert Band

Guzheng Ensemble

Choir

Modern Dance

English Language Drama

SPORTS

Volleyball Boys

Volleyball Girls

Singapore Youth Festival - Accomplishment

Singapore Youth Festival - Distinction

B Division – East Zone Top 4

Basketball Boys C Division League 6 – 3rd Position

UNIFORMED GROUPS

National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)

National Cadet Corps (NCC)

Red Cross Youth

Distinction Award in the Unit Overall Proficiency Award 2024

Distinction Unit Recognition Award 2024

Excellent Unit Award YOA 2024 Silver

Scouts Frank Cooper Sands Award (2024)

STAFF AWARDS STAFF AWARDS STAFF AWARDS

TEACHERS’ DAY AWARDS - MOST CARING STAFF

Mr Eugene Neo

Ms Merlin Yeo

Mr Neo has positively impacted my perspective of math. He tries his best to make the lesson very enjoyable which always makes me to look forward to his lessons. Mr Neo also always gives us extra consultations whenever his has time, he always tries his best to be available for us. In addition, he not only help us academically but also look out for our well-being. Mr Neo is a very fun and caring teacher!

- Wan Mei Xin 2I

Eugene often checks in on his colleagues, ensuring they are doing well and looking after their wellbeing :)

- Ms Jill Yong

She always cheer me up and show concern for me, and what I appreciated most was how she encouraged me even when my progress was small. There was a time when I couldn’t score well despite studying but when I showed even the slightest improvement in my test, Ms. Yeo noticed it immediately, she praised the effort I had put in and told me that small progress still counts. Her encouragement meant a lot to me and made me feel seen and supported.

Kaixin 4B

Ms Siow has showed care and concern to all her students in and out of the classroom environment, making efforts to talk to students and be friendly towards different people. She also showed positive influence as she teaches in a way that clearly shows that she wants the best for all of us.

She is the nicest teacher who always corrects my mistakes with the gentlest way possible in hopes to teach us rather than to scold us. She is the first teacher to make me feel safe and never judge me.

Pang Qi Heng 3A

Ms Julaiha cares considerably for her students and their mental well-being. She also knows what each student needs to do to improve as a student and she will give off work based off that. The homework that she gives is not tedious but very manageable and I also think that she has a very good relationship with her students as I always look forward to her mother tongue classes

Aqil Danish Bin Mohamad Zaini 3D

Mr Adam demonstrated active listening, showing empathy, and creating a positive and inclusive classroom environment. Love you Mr Adam, you are the best PE teacher that I ever had in my whole life.

Nur Aathiyyah Airani Binte Muhammad Faizal 1D

She always took the time to listen to my concerns, both academic and personal. Whenever I was struggling with a subject, she patiently explained the concepts until I understood. She also encouraged me to believe in myself, especially during stressful times like exams. Her support and kindness made me feel seen and valued , which motivated me to do my best.

Sharmeen 3H

A quintessential way to describe would be that he was always there for the football boys especially through losses. His attitude towards us is commendable as to how he would always be very supportive and encouraging throughout every match we play.

Brendan 4G

Mdm Ho is hands down the most caring teacher in the world. She does not only teach math but also ensures that each one of us understands and never leaves any of us behind. She isn’t just a teacher; she is someone that a lot of the students look up to as a role model.

Benedict Koay 3E

Ms Julaiha

Ms Natasha Siow

Ryan Fam Jia Cheng 2C

Mdm Siti Zulaiha

Mr Joel Wei

Ms Ang Xin Wei

Mr Adam

Ms Ho Wei Ling

Ms Sindhya

She creates fun activities that makes lesson fun and showed she cared about our happiness, not just results.

Rong Jun 1E

Mr Lim Zhenghong

Mr Lim is a very reliable and responsible teacher in and out of the classroom. Mr Lim takes good care of his students while teaching his students. Mr Lim would not hesitate to teach a student multiple times if the student does not understand.

Thota Satya Sai Charan 3E

He always joke around with us as a cohort, ensuring we are having a fun time together as a class and making sure we have activities to enjoy before graduating.

Mira Farisha 4C

He makes sure that we understand in class and he always tells us that it’s ok if we were to get our answers wrong because everybody makes mistakes and we can learn from it. he also makes sure that I believe in myself.

Nur Hafidzah Batrisyia Binte Mohammad Hafiz 3H

Mr Lee is my science teacher and co form teacher, I find him very funny, and he uses fun way to teach us which really helps me during class and whenever I don’t understand something he is able to explain it well.

Ngo Yan Qi Larissa 1I

Mr Sebastian Lee Keang Pheng

Santa is a pleasant and helpful colleague who always attends to my queries, and she helps me with bus bookings, always with a smile. She is a credit to any organisation that she works in. I am glad that it is with PSS!

Mr Stephen Su

Mr Lee often offers me support whenever I face difficulties and always willing to teach me whenever I needed something . He always encourages and appreciates me whenever I do something good.

Madhan Raj Ashvanth 4C

The school librarian always greets me with a smile and recommends me books to read. she always looks out for me and cheers me on when I am feeling down.

Rajkumar Ranjan 2I

Mrs Lee has a positive influence on me by always pushing me towards my goals and always striving for more.

Edan

Nadiah shows deep compassion and steady dedication in supporting students with complex needs. Her patient and nonjudgmental approach helps build trust and reconnect students with school. Though she is always working with the Tier 3 students, her strong belief in each student shines through the way she works tirelessly with each one of them.

Ms Jasmine Goh

Demonstrated care and concern by always listening patiently and encouraging me with kind and inspiring words, which motivated me to believe in myself and strive for my best.

He always finds out if we are okay and brings a positive vibe to the whole NPCC squad. He never gets mad at us easily and always helps us learn from our mistakes. CCA can be tiring but because of Mr Lim, I think it’s so much better. I really enjoy CCA because of him and he is a positive influence for all of us in the sec 2 NPCC squad.

Qamellia Tatiana 2H

Mr Zulkefli

Ms Noraini

Ms Sindhya

Mrs Lee Wei Wei (Ong)

Tan 3D

Mr Ong Kai Wei

Ms Santa Lim Qi Wen

Ms Candy Tan Hui Sze

Jaron Sim Jun Hong 3H

Mr Kelvin Lee Kim Whye

Mr Lim Yong Kiong

LONG SERVICE AWARDS

5 YEARS

10 YEARS

Mr Khairul Ikhwan

Mr Lim Yong Kiong

Mdm Raihana

Mr Tang Chong Woei

Mr Teo Chin Ann Mdm Yogeswari

Ms Lee Pei Hua

Mr Lua Yik Pin

Ms Norshida

10 YEARS

15 YEARS

20 YEARS

Ms Iris Tan Mui Kim

Mdm Noor Ashikin

Mdm Siti Zulaiha

Mr Ong Kai Wei

Ms Selina Lee

Mr Stephen Su

Mr Tan Jun Ho

THE COMMENDATION MEDAL 2025

THE LONG SERVICE MEDAL 2025

Mr Chia Jia Juen

Ms Esther Lye Jie Yi

Ms Natasha Siow Xian Pei

Ms Nazratul Nadiah

Binte Zailani

Mr Peh Aik Hui

Ms Santa Lim Qi Wen

Ms Tan Hui Sze

Ms Tan Xiao Ying

Mdm Lim Li Yen

Mr Jimmy Quek Jee Wei

Mr Wardi Bin Endra

OUR PEOPLE OUR PEOPLE OUR PEOPLE

SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

From Left To Right

First Row

Mdm Jaselin Ang Chieh Sin (HOD/Mathematics), Ms Sharon Ng (HOD/Special Projects), Ms Jasmine Goh Poh Ling (HOD/Character & Citizenship Education), Mrs Katherine Teoh Liyen (HOD/English Language & Literature), Mr Anith Kumar (Vice-Principal), Ms Tng Ya Wen Valerie (Principal), Mrs Elenda Loh (Vice-Principal), Mr Shan Mugam Sidambaram (HOD/Humanities), Ms Tee Bei Si (School Staff Developer), Mr Zulkefli Abdol Shukor, Mr Ong Kai Wei.

Second Row

Mr Lawrence Tang Kok Onn (LT Physics), Ms Noor Hafizah Binte Alwi (Year Head Sec 1), Mdm Ho Wei Ling (ST, Mathematics), Ms Fulia Ng (HOD/Information & Communications Technology), Mr Wardi Bin Endra (SH Mother Tongue Languages), Mr Henry Wong Sai Yin (HOD/Physical Education & Co-Curricular Activity), Ms Julaiha Binte Haron (ST, MTL/Malay Language), Ms Sindhya Varthini D/O Kunasegaran (SH/Character & Citizenship Education), Mdm Anju Babu (ST, English Language & Literature), Ms Srividya d/o Vijayakumar (Year Head Sec 2), Ms Elaine Lui Yi Lin (SH/Humanities), Mdm Yogeswari D/O Ponnambalam (ST, MTL/Tamil Language), Mr Stephen Low Tuck Chuen (ST, Chemistry).

Third Row

Ms Tan Shu Yi (ST, MTL Chinese Language), Mr Dexter Tan Jun Ho (SH/Student Wellbeing & Student Management), Mr Jimmy Quek Jee Wei (ST, Character & Citizenship Education), Mr Royce Teo Jian Xing (SH Aesthetics & Asst Year Head Sec 1), Mr Lim Zhenghong (SH/Science), Mr Yusri Bin Ahmat (LT, Physical Education), Mr Foo Yong Shiong (ST, History), Mr Sultan Shaheed (HoD/Craft & Technology), Mdm Lim Li Yen (ST, Design & Technology), Ms Eunice Ong Shi Shi (SH/Mathematics), Mrs Wong Sijin (SH/English Language), Ms Agnes Lim Hui Lin (HoD/Science), Mr Kelvin Lee Kim Whye (ST, Biology).

Not In Picture

Mr Joel Lim (SH/Physical Education & Co-Curricular Activity), Mr Eng Siang Yong (HOD/Mother Tongue Languages).

TEACHERS’ DAY

Our student leaders spearheaded the planning and execution of the annual Teachers’ Day Celebration and Concert. This year, the event was helmed by the Secondary 3 Student Council Executive Committee (ExCo), who worked collaboratively to involve as many students as possible in the celebration, from engaging the Peer Support Leaders to developing the concert storyline, to partnering CCA leaders from the English Language Drama and Debate Society (ELDDS) in training our budding Secondary Two emcees, and rallying Class Chairpersons to lead the creation of personalised photo-frame gifts for teachers. The celebrations concluded with a sumptuous lunch at HomeTeamNS Khatib!

Through this authentic experience, our leaders expanded their sphere of influence and deepened their understanding of community and servant leadership, embodying the school’s belief that true leadership lies in serving others.

Teachers’ Day Concert

Teachers’ Day Lunch with a carving station!

Teachers’ Day Celebration Planning Team

School Leaders enjoying the Teachers’ Day Concert

EXECUTIVE & ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT (EAS) STAFF

From Left To Right

First Row

Ms Geraldine Chin Min Zhen (Desktop Engineer), Mdm Jamalia Abdullah (Kitchen Asst), Ms Nurlina Bte Abdul Sani (Management Support Officer), Mdm Oh Chew Ling (Administration Manager), Mr Anith Kumar (Vice-Principal), Ms Tng Ya Wen Valerie (Principal), Mrs Elenda Loh (Vice-Principal), Ms Chow Sow Kew (Operations Support Officer), Mdm Martina Chia Lee Hoon (Info Comm Tech Manager).

Second Row

Mr Jentis Wong Khay Tuck (Operations Support Officer), Mr Cliff Lui Teng Su (Operations Manager), Ms Rachel Tan Chia Lee (Technical Support Officer), Mdm Rapahan Bte Saad (Office Asst), Mr John Tan Sen Choon (Administrative Executive), Mr John Quek Chye Choon (Technical Support Officer), Mr Surendren Nair Ragunathan (Desktop Engineer), Mdm Nur Aishah Bte Rahim (Management Support Officer), Ms Santa Lim Qi Wen (Management Support Officer), Mdm Noraini Binte Amir (Librarian), Mr Jafri Bin Edres (Technical Support Officer), Ms Jasmine Lim Ann Li (Administrative Executive), Ms Chan Khuan Yau (Operations Support Officer), Mdm Iris Tan Mui Kim (Operations Support Officer).

The EAS Team includes School Leaders, Administration, ICT and Operations personnel.

Working with #PSSUnited, we know it is vital that the EAS Team supports staff and students fully.

We gather annually for the EAS day to help us learn together and strengthen our bonds with one another. The EAS Day programmes offer platforms for us to learn collectively, and bond as a team that meaningfully advances the school’s vision, mission and values.

EXECUTIVE & ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT (EAS) DAY

On 10 Sep 2025 together with School Leaders, we spent EAS Day on learning and bonding activities. We started the morning with resistance band exercises, had fun playing childhood games and in the afternoon embarked on a learning journey to Scentopia in Sentosa. Like blending scents into a PSS bespoke perfume, our EAS staff mixed joy, laughter, camaraderie and learning into a day of true bonding!

STAFF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (PD) & WELLBEING

Staff Professional Development

Our focus this year is on equipping teachers to design and facilitate learning experiences that develop students’ adaptive thinking and self-directedness, particularly through the aid of technology. When teachers are skilled in these areas, they can better foster a growth mindset in their students, ensuring that every learner is equipped with the essential skills for the future.

For Executive and Administrative Staff, they continue to attend relevant courses, targeting the specific skills that they have identified.

Staff Wellness Workshops

Staff Well-being Committee organised different activities such as Durian Party and Staff Wellness Workshops which provided a platform for staff and students to share their talents and interests.

2025 PSS Staff Mid-year Retreat at the Parkroyal Hotel

2025 PSS Staff Mid-year Retreat at Suntec City

Staff PD Group Work on Adaptability

OUR CURRICULUM OUR CURRICULUM OUR CURRICULUM

CHARACTER & CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION (CCE)

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Dexter Tan Jun Ho, Ms Natalie Goh Chang Xiu, Ms Kelly Foo, Ms Sindhya Varthini D/O Kunasegaran (SH Character & Citizenship Education), Ms Jasmine Goh (HoD/Character & Citizenship Education), Mr Lua Yik Pin, Mdm Norshida Binte Mahmood (Special Education Needs Officer).

Second Row

Ms Grace Champion (ECG Counsellor), Mdm Siti Ateka Binte Atan, Mdm Yogeswari D/O Ponnambalam, Ms Merlin Yeo Hwee Yua, Ms Srividya D/O Vijayakumr, Ms Natasha Siow Xian Pei, Ms Ang Chye Gek (School Counsellor), Ms Alison Tan Ai Li (Senior School Counsellor), Ms Nazratul Nadiah Binte Zailani (School Welfare Officer).

Third Row

Mr Adriel Thin Jie Hao, Mr James Goh Poh Keng, Mr Jimmy Quek Jee Wei (ST, Character & Citizenship Education), Mr Vincent Wong Boon Leong, Mr Jimmy Chiang Chun Man.

The CCE Department empowers Punggolites to lead with integrity and compassion. Through partnerships with the community and Institutes of Higher Learning, students engage in reallife experiences that build empathy, resilience, and social responsibility. Student leaders are guided to plan and lead school-wide events, while the Support Team nurtures mental wellbeing. Together, we develop confident, caring individuals ready to make a difference.

Sec 2 Learning Journey to Building and Construction Authority

Our Sec 3 students having a busy morning at the Willing Hearts soup kitchen

Sec 3 students packing our food donation drive items for the Food Bank

Our Sec 3 students guiding their young charges and delivering meals to needy families.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

From Left To Right

First Row

Ms Jaclyn Siow, Ms Natasha Siow Xian Pei, Ms Rina Kawamoto, Mrs Katherine Teoh (HoD/English Language & Literature), Mrs Wong Sijin (SH/English Language), Mdm Anju Babu (ST, English Language & Literature), Ms Shirley Yeo Geok Lian, Ms Kelly Foo.

Second Row

Ms Sharon Ng, Mr Benjamin Seethor Chee Mang, Ms Noor Hafizah Binte Alwi, Mr Dexter Tan Jun Ho, Ms Razinah Binte AA Rahmatulla, Mdm Siti Zulaiha Binte Mohamed Mohsen , Ms Natalie Goh Chang Xiu, Ms Jill Yong Li Wei.

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Ms Lee Pei Hua, Ms Lee Wenting.

The department fosters confident communicators through engaging lessons and personalised feedback using AI tools. Students strengthen critical thinking through debates, storytelling, and literary analysis. Beyond the classroom, reading programmes and writing platforms nurture creativity and expression. By connecting language to real-world contexts, students grow as articulate, culturally-aware individuals prepared to lead, influence, and adapt in diverse communication landscapes.

Sec 3 students engaging in a class debate

Winners of Live On Festival Essay Competition 2025 with Ms Anju. From left to right Ryden Ng Zi Hua (Distinction), Scott Teo Kia Qi (High Distinction) and Choo Li Ying (Merit)

Upper Secondary Pure Literature students on a learning journey at the National Gallery Singapore

4D students at Storycrafter Odyssey Competition Prize-Giving Ceremony

Sec 3 students engaging in a class debate debrief

Curious students browsing books in attractive wrappers at Blind Date With A Book event

MATHEMATICS

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Ong Kai Wei, Mdm Ho Wei Ling (ST, Mathematics), Mrs Jaselin Ang Chieh Sin (HoD/Mathematics), Ms Eunice Ong Shi Shi (SH/Mathematics), Mr Dih Ding Ming, Mr Eugene Neo.

Second Row

Mr Chris Chia Jia Juen, Mr Gerald Foo Yeow Chong, Mr Alex Tan Boon Kah, Mrs Lee Wei Wei, Mdm Siti Ateka Atan, Mr James Goh Poh Keng, Mr Teo Boon Wee, Mr Tang Chong Wei.

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Ms Tng Say Ping.

We nurture students as collaborative problem solvers with a positive mindset toward mathematics. Using student-led tutoring, gamified learning, and contextual tasks, the department provides platforms for peer mentoring and applied thinking. Students experience how mathematics underpins realworld decisions, from managing resources to interpreting data. These learning experiences foster resilience and teamwork, helping learners take ownership of challenges both in and beyond school.

Sec 1 students helping to facilitate the games during Sec 1 Math Games Day

Through gamified learning, Sec 3 students explore money management through real-world financial scenarios with the tech-enhanced L-Cube board game.

Students clinching Certificate of Merit for the first time in the International Math Modelling Challenge 2025

Students playing with tangrams during Sec 1 Games Day

Students cracking their brains during Sec 1 Math Games Day

SCIENCE

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Teo Chin Ann, Mr Lawrence Tang Kok Onn (LT, Physics), Mr Lim Zhenghong (SH/Science), Mr Lee Kim Whye Kelvin (ST, Biology), Ms Lim Hui Lin Agnes (HoD/Science), Mr Stephen Low Tuck Chuen (ST, Chemistry), Ms Goh Poh Ling Jasmine, Ms Chow Sow Kew (Operations Support Officer).

Second Row

Ms Rachel Tan Chia Lee (Tech Support Officer, LT), Mr Ng Choon Cheng , Ms Tan Xiao Ying Mabel, Ms Debbie Teo Jia Ling, Ms Audrey Chua Soo Kee, Ms Merlin Yeo Hwee Yua, Ms Lee Jie Yee Jeslyn, Ms Tan Hui Miang Emily, Mr Eugene Neo, Mr Sebastian Lee Kheang Pheng, Mdm Masrurah Bte Marzuki.

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Mdm Daania Sim Ah Hong (Tech Support Officer, LT).

The Science Department sparks curiosity through hands-on experiments, investigative tasks, and technology-infused lessons. Students explore real-world phenomena, from sustainable innovations to everyday applications of science. By encouraging questioning and experimentation, students develop analytical skills essential for tackling future challenges. Through inquiry-based learning and STEM opportunities, we cultivate scientifically literate individuals with the curiosity and courage to drive meaningful change.

Sec 3 students carrying out microscale chemistry experiment

Biology, Chemistry & Physics Olympiad Award Winners

Science Buskers Grand Finals (2025)

CB Paul Quiz - Award Winners

Sec 1 students explaining science concepts involving ultraviolet fluorescence through a skit

Sec 2 students carrying out experiments using sheep hearts

HUMANITIES

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Glenn Yeong Zheng Pang, Mr Ramachandran Vellaisamy, Ms Elaine Lui Yi Lin (SH/Humanities), Mr Peh Aik Hui, Mr Shan Mugam Sidambaram (HoD/Humanities).

Second Row

Mr Zulkeffi Abdol Shukor, Mr Jimmy Quek Jee wei, Mr Khairul Ikhwan Ridzwan, Ms Sindhya Varthini D/O Kunasegaran, Mr Foo Yong Shiong (ST, History), Mr Lee Jing Yu, MdmRosmiyati Bte Bustami.

Through History, Geography, and Social Studies, students explore societal issues, global affairs, and ethical dilemmas. Inquirybased projects such as hydroponics studies and simulated global summits promote critical thinking and civic engagement. Authentic learning platforms empower students to reflect on Singapore’s security, sustainability, and diplomacy. The department inspires socially responsible thinkers who are equipped to shape communities with empathy and purpose.

PSS Student delegates who participated in the Model United Nation event

Setting up IOT to measure the plant growth

Students discussing air quality and sound levels in the mangrove forest

Students measuring sound levels on a busy road

Stuents listening to the various security threats facing Singapore

NUS Geography Challenge 2025 – participants & award winners

MOTHER TONGUE

From Left To Right

First Row

Ms Naqiah Mohamad Sumri, Ms Sabrina Binte Rakib, Ms Julaiha Haron, Mr Wardi Endra (SH/Mother Tongue Languages), Mr Eng Siang Yong (HoD/Mother Tongue Languages), Ms Tee Bei Si, Karunahara Bhagavathar Gnanamani, Mdm Yogeswari Ponnambalam.

Second Row

Mr Lua Yik Pin, Mdm Moo Sheau Yuan, Mr Tan Koon Yeow, Ms Shian Pui Kuen, Mr Lim Yong Kiong, Mr Chen Xinghui, Ms Srividya D/O Vijayakumar, Ms Tan Shu Yi (ST, Chinese Language), Ms Esther Lye Jie Yi.

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Mdm Junaidah Rahman, Ms Premesha Kumaran.

Students connect deeply with their heritage through interactive lessons and cultural programmes like MTL Fortnight. Digital tools and group projects promote collaborative learning, while competitions offer platforms for creative expression in Chinese, Malay, and Tamil. The department nurtures confident bilinguals who embrace their cultural identity and communicate effectively. Our approach supports holistic growth - cognitive, linguistic, and cultural - for every Punggolite.

Students participating in Appreciation of

Chinese Tea Workshop

Students on a Learning Journey to watch a Chinese play

Clinching the Second Prize at the Tamil Comic Creations Competition

Students participating in Bunga Rampai & Malay Wedding Handicrafts Workshop

Students on a Learning Journey to Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

CRAFT & TECHNOLOGY

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Jimmy Chiang Chun Man, Mr Sultan Shaheed (HoD/Craft & Technology), Mdm Lim Li Yen (ST, Craft & Technology), Mdm Dahlia Binti Abdul Samad.

Second Row

Mdm Selina Lee Wee Kee, Mdm Jamalia Abdullah (Kitchen Asst), Mdm Raihana Binte Ramli, Mdm Noor Ashikin Shahirudin, Ms Thurayya Binte Roslan, Ms Gloria Seet, Mr Jafri Bin Edres (Technical Support Officer), Mr John Quek Chye Choon (Technical Support Officer).

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Ms Eunice Low, Mdm Sithravelu Sathiyakala, Ms Jessica See Ko Li, Mdm Lee Kah Gek.

The department engages students in handson learning through Art, D&T, and Nutrition and Food Science. Students design, create, and evaluate solutions to real-world needs— from visual storytelling to sustainable product design and healthy living. Learning journeys, industry talks, and cross-disciplinary projects strengthen practical and collaborative skills. Through authentic tasks, students develop resilience, innovation, and an eye for detail across different creative domains.

Yum.. at the Edible Garden City

Students at the Edible Garden City

Learning Journey

Students at the Fashion Talk

Exploring the Red Dot Design Museum

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Chan Adam Afif Bin Hussein Abdullah Chan, Mr Henry Wong Sai Yin (HoD/Physical Education & Cocurricular Activity), Mr Adriel Thin Jie Hao.

Second Row

Mr Vincent Wong Boon Leong , Mr Joel Wei Maojie (SH/Physical Education & Co-curricular Activity), Mr Yusri Ahmat (LT, Physical Education), Mr Nevin Ho.

The Physical Education Department empowers students to lead active, healthy lives through sports, outdoor learning and signature events like cohort camps and the Games Carnival. With a strong focus on character and soft skills, students build character as they develop selfmanagement, teamwork and communication skills essential for life beyond school.

Sec 3 students attempting the OALC High Elements

School Cross Country at Marina Barrage

Sec 3 Outdoor Adventure Learning Camp (OALC) Kayaking

Inter-School Cluster – Ultimate Frisbee Games

Student enjoying outdoor cooking at the Sec 3 OALC

ELECTIVES

From Left To Right

First Row

Second Row

Mr Liao Haoyu, Ms Fulia Ng, Mr James Goh Poh Keng, Mr Vincent Wong Boon

Offering EBS, CPA, POA, and Mobile Robotics, the Electives Unit equips students with industry-relevant skills. Students engage in applied learning—be it building business plans, coding solutions, or managing finances. Each subject fosters critical thinking, creativity, and future-readiness. Projects simulate workplace scenarios, helping students discover strengths, explore careers, and make informed choices. We develop confident learners who are adaptable and self-directed in an evolving world.

Students participating in the Mobile Robotics Competition

Mdm Siti Zulaiha Binte Mohamed Mohsen, Mr Sebastian Lee Kheang Pheng, Ms Candy Tan Hui Sze.

Leong.

Hard at work at the Computor Lab

Students engaged in an EBS lesson

MUSIC

From Left To Right

First Row

Mr Royce Teo Jian Xing (SH/Aesthetics & Asst Year Head Sec 1), Ms Ang Xin Wei.

The Music unit empowers students to explore creativity and self-expression through performance and composition. With access to traditional instruments—keyboard, guitar, and cajon—and digital platforms like BandLab, students build technical skills and confidence. The programme fosters independent learning and artistic growth, preparing students to innovate musically with purpose and passion.

Students playing on the guitar

Students performing cover music on piano, guitar and cajon

APPLIED LEARNING PROGRAMME (ALP)

Punggol Secondary School’s Applied Learning Programme (ALP) centres on Environmental Sustainability, inspiring students to think adaptively and act as Creators, Connectors, and Contributors. Through hands-on, authentic learning experiences, students explore realworld environmental issues, applying STEM knowledge to develop innovative solutions. The programme cultivates an appreciation

for the balance between Science and Nature, nurturing environmentally conscious citizens. In Tier 1, sustainability concepts are infused into the Lower Secondary curriculum, while Tier 2’s Environmental Club empowers students to lead green initiatives and collaborate with external partners. The ALP equips Punggolites with the skills, values, and passion to make a lasting impact on the environment.

Sec 3 students doing thier DIY Spectroscope at the Space Data Series Workshop

Sec 1 students at Changi Airport explore how horticulture and landscaping operations are managed

Learning Journey to ENGIE Singapore

Sec 3 students making their orangic soap at the sustainable SPA workshop

Sec 1 students at the Gardens by the Bay to appreciate how modern innovation supports the natural environment

Sec 2 Sustainability Trail

LEARNING FOR LIFE PROGRAMME (LLP)

Punggol Secondary’s Learning for Life Programme (LLP) focuses on Community and Youth Leadership, nurturing future-ready Punggolites who are empathetic, adaptable and committed to contributing to society. Through collaborative projects and shared goals, students build confidence and a strong sense of purpose. The LLP also offers authentic opportunities

for students to understand community needs and take meaningful action, cultivating care, responsibility, and active citizenship. Ultimately, the LLP empowers Punggolites to lead with heart and make a positive difference - within school and beyond - embodying the spirit of service and leadership that defines our community.

Student volunteers at the Willing Hearts

Punggolite engaging an elderly

Punggolites interacting with the elderly

At Punggol Secondary, we believe leadership begins with service. Our Student Leadership Programme nurtures a community of selfdirected, adaptable servant leaders who are grounded in strong values and committed to making a difference. Through various school initiatives, student leaders inspire their peers by leading with purpose and compassion.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP

The annual Student Leaders’ Investiture is a highlight of the year where graduating Secondary Four leaders pass the baton to their Secondary Three successors. This meaningful ceremony celebrates the dedication and contributions of our outgoing leaders, while welcoming a new generation of Punggolites who continue a leadership legacy of serving with integrity, empathy and pride.

2025 Sec 3 Student Leaders

Doing what we do with lots of love

Student Councillor President Handover

TALENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (TDP)

The Talent Development Programme (TDP) nurtures high-potential students to become confident, well-rounded individuals ready to meet future challenges. Throughout the year, students participate in enriching experiences that promote independent learning, adaptability, and community engagement in line with the school’s vision. They develop essential skills through courses in critical thinking, problem-

solving, public speaking, and communication. Learning journeys to Justice Courts and Flight Experience centres offer meaningful industry exposure and career insights. Additionally, targeted exam skills workshops equip students with practical strategies and time management techniques, helping them excel academically while pursuing their passion for growth and discovery.

At the Family Justice Court Open House

Flight Experience

Soft Skill Workshops

Exam Skills Workshop

AFTER SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT (ASE)

The After School Engagement (ASE) programme enriches students’ experiences beyond the classroom, offering a safe and vibrant space for holistic growth. It provides opportunities to build life skills and forge meaningful connections with peers and teachers. Central to ASE is the emphasis on strong teacher-student relationships, guided by our dedicated Teacher-Mentors who nurture care and confidence in every learner.

This year, we welcomed an enthusiastic batch of Secondary One members who participated in collaborative activities, holiday programmes and even volunteered at the Singapore Special Olympics. Through these experiences, students strengthened friendships and discovered the joy of learning and giving back to the community.

Collaboration with Art Dept for Hari Raya

Visit to Snow City

ASE EXCO 2025

Excursion to Khatib Adventure HQ

Outing at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Orientation for Sec 1 members

PEER SUPPORT LEADERS (PSLs)

Peer Support Leaders (PSLs) play a key role in building a caring and inclusive school community. As students themselves, they look out for their classmates, lend a listening ear, and help connect peers to support when needed. PSLs also lead fun and meaningful class activities during Form Teacher Time and the Student

Development Programme, creating opportunities for everyone to bond and grow together. Beyond the classroom, they contribute to school-wide events - such as this year’s Punggol Carnivalto strengthen friendships and promote a strong sense of belonging across the school.

PSLs work together with Form Teachers and Class Committee members to run team bonding activities

Students playing water gun tag during PSL led class bonding session

Playing Mafia during PSL led class bonding session

Playing of Mother Hen during PSL led class bonding session

Student-run game booths during Punggol Carnival 2025

Planning for class activities during 2025 Project Autonomy

National Education at Punggol Secondary nurtures our students’ sense of identity, belonging and responsibility as Singaporeans. Through key commemorative events such as Total Defence Day, International Friendship Day, Racial Harmony Day and National Day, students reflect on shared values and heritage that unite us. Our dedicated NE Ambassadors, supported by the

NATIONAL EDUCATION (NE)

Parents Support Group, lead engaging lessons and interactive booth activities that bring national themes to life. These experiences cultivate empathy, respect, and understanding - shaping future-ready Punggolites who value harmony, embrace diversity and contribute confidently to Singapore’s continued growth and progress.

Racial Harmony Day – National Education

National Day Concert

Uniformed Group students leading the parade with pride

Students capturing joyful memories at the International Friendship Day photobooth

Hands-on fun with cultural games for Racial Harmony Day

AESTHETICS PROGRAMME

The Aesthetics Programme at Punggol Secondary exposes students to the beauty and diversity of the arts through workshops, performances and learning journeys. This year, assembly showcases featuring hip hop dance and Brazilian percussion deepened students’ appreciation for creative expression. A highlight was the Performing Arts Learning

Journey, where the Secondary Two cohort attended a live performance by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra at Victoria Concert Hall. The experience has inspired an appreciation for classical music, along with an exposure to concert etiquette. This encourages our students to explore creativity and celebrate the arts as part of holistic education.

Kalimba Aesthetic workshop

Stone Carving Aesthetic workshop

Secondary Two cohort at the Singapore Symphony Orchestra Concert at Victoria Concert Hall

Clay sculpting during Aesthetic workshop

The annual Games Carnival brings together Secondary One to Three students for an exciting inter-class competition featuring Volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee, and Football. This vibrant event promotes active living while providing opportunities for healthy competition among peers. Beyond physical engagement, the carnival builds student confidence as they navigate challenges and collaborate effectively within

SECONDARY 1, 2 AND 3 GAMES CARNIVAL

their teams. Through this experience, students cultivate essential values including integrity, self-directedness, and adaptability through the context of sports. Through collaborative teamwork and friendly rivalry, the Games Carnival strengthens the bonds of belonging and camaraderie that unite our Punggolites as one school community.

Medal winners enjoying their moment of triumph

Champions on and off the field – Victory achieved through dedication and fair play

Sec 2 Games Carnival

Students demonstrate teamwork and athleticism during the Ultimate Frisbee competition

APPLIED LEARNING MODULES (ApLM)

The Applied Learning Module (ApLM) is an enrichment programme that gives students hands-on learning experiences, linking classroom knowledge to real-world applications. Conducted in partnership with ITEs and Polytechnics, it provides valuable exposure to tertiary education and career pathways. Through modules such as Fun with Digital Making, Practical Energy and Water Conservation,

and Be Your Own Website Designer, students get the opportunities to explore their interests and discover their strengths. The ApLM nurtures curiosity, confidence and adaptability—skills essential for a fast-changing world—helping students develop future-ready mindsets and become active, resilient contributors in their learning and future careers.

New Media Promotion at the Singapore Polytechnic

Learning about energy and water conservation

Building models with 3D printers

SEC 4 AND 5 GRADUATION CEREMONY 2025

On 18 August 2025, our graduating cohort marked their final stretch before the national examinations with a heartfelt Graduation Day celebration, made special by parents and the Parent Support Group who donated and distributed care packs. Students also received the signature PSS Graduation teddy bear - a cherished symbol of their journey.

The celebrations culminated on 26 September with a Graduation Tea at HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, featuring photo booths, awards and the crowning of PSS King and Queen. These joyful events celebrated our graduates’ achievements and friendships, creating lasting memories as they embark on their next chapter.

OVERSEAS LEARNING JOURNEYS (OLJs) YUNNAN,

CHINA

During the 6D5N Overseas Learning Journey to Yunnan, China, students participated in an immersion programme at Anning Middle School and visited a local elderly care centre as part of their Values-In-Action project. They also explored places such as the Stone Forest to learn about Yunnan’s unique geography and the Yunnan Ethnic

Village to learn more about local customs. Through these experiences, students gained a deeper appreciation of Chinese culture, developed global awareness, and strengthened their interpersonal skills. The trip also nurtured values of compassion, responsibility, and resilience as they embraced new challenges together.

Stone Forrest VIA at the Old Folks Home

Anning Middle School Visit Token Presentation

Anning Middle School Tie Dye

Ethnic Village Bamboo Dance

Jiu Xiang Cave

DISCOVERING AND LEADING MYSELF

SECONDARY ONE

Our Secondary One Punggolites began their journey with a vibrant three-day orientation programme filled with laughter, new friendships and a memorable campfire night. The excitement continued with a three-day, two-night outdoor camp that strengthened resilience and class spirit. During the Student Development Weeks this year, students explored coding, embarked on learning journeys, joined their first-ever PSS Games

Asst Year Head 1

Carnival, and took part in a self-leadership workshop to enhance their confidence and communication skills. Through these enriching and meaningful experiences, our Secondary Ones discovered more about themselves, developed greater self-direction and adaptability, and grew confidence to embrace the challenges and opportunities ahead.

Asst Year Head 1

Ms Noor Hafizah Alwi

Mr Royce Teo Jian Xing

Tea pulling activity at Arab Street

Students showing their volleyball moves at Games Carnival

Students trying out disability floorball at E1 Cluster Sports Fiesta

Rock climbing at Secondary One Outdoor Adventure Learning Camp

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SELF, PEER AND COMMUNITY

SECONDARY TWO

The Secondary Two year began meaningfully with a “Breakfast with Form Teachers,” fostering stronger bonds between students and mentors. Through Subject Combination Talks and continuous guidance, students were empowered to make informed choices about their academic and personal goals. Student Development Week offered diverse experiences, including a visit

to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra at the Victoria Concert Hall and an exploration of the Civic District. As part of their Values in Action programme, students planned and organised the lively Punggol Carnival, demonstrating teamwork, leadership, and service. These experiences nurtured responsibility, self-direction, and a deep sense of community.

Ms Srividya D/O Vijayakumar Year Head 2

Students enjoying a game of Kinball

LJ to Civil District

Learning Journey to Marina Barrage

Strategising before their laser tag activity

Students practising archery

SERVING OTHERS, STRIVING FORWARD

SECONDARY THREE

The Secondary Three year marked an exciting transition as students stepped confidently into Upper Secondary. The year began with two days of bonding activities, fostering new friendships and camaraderie. Through the applied elective modules at ITE and various polytechnics, students gained valuable insights into real-world learning. During Student Development Week,

they participated in engaging programmes such as the Poly Taster Programme at Republic Polytechnic, financial literacy workshops, mass dance sessions and student-led bonding activities. These opportunities strengthened resilience, adaptability, and teamwork - qualities that will empower our Secondary Threes to serve effectively and stride forward with confidence.

Mr Ong Kai Wei Year Head 3

Sec 3 Aesthetic Learning Journey

Sec 3 Learning Trail

Sec 3 ALP Soap Making

Sec 3 Games Carnival

Sec 3 Student Initiated Learning (SIL)

Sec 3 Applied Learning Programme (ALP)

ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE, INFLUENCING POSITIVELY SECONDARY FOUR AND FIVE

As the seniors of Punggol Secondary, our Secondary Four and Five students led with purpose and pride - mentoring their juniors, striving for excellence, and exemplifying the school’s core values. Through Project Autonomy, they cultivated self-belief, supported one another and charted their shared journeys with determination. Competing alongside peers from

other schools, they displayed perseverance, unity and school spirit at every stage. These meaningful experiences strengthened friendships and created lasting memories. As they look ahead, our graduating students are committed to excellence and service, carrying forward the Punggolite legacy with pride and purpose.

Mr Zulkefli Bin Abdol Shukor Year Head 4/5

Investiture and Hand Over

Cohort Team of Teachers

All dressed up for Racial Harmony Day (RHD)

At the Polytechnic Open House 2025

Bonding at Bowling

OUR CCAs OUR CCAs OUR CCAs

ART CLUB

In Art Club, creativity meets innovation! From designing event props using Canva to being inspired at Studio Ghibli, students explore artistic expression with pride. Every project hones our skills and strengthens collaboration, preparing us to be confident, future-ready creatives who contribute meaningfully to school and beyond.

Restoring of works for exhibition “Re-imagine” organised by Cignature and Singapore Sustainable Gallery (SSG)

Creating props for ELDDS

Art Club collaboration with PSG for Parent Child Bonding Activity

AUDIO VISUAL AID (AVA) CLUB

Behind every great event is a dedicated AVA team! We ensure seamless sound, visuals and photography for school functions. Our AVA Training sharpens our technical edge and sparks creative thinking. We support the school every day behind the scenes for ongoing and daily AV needs: growing confidence with skills developed, developing responsibility and taking pride in our indispensable role in our Punggolite community.

⁠Photo composition activity

Managing the sound mixer

⁠⁠Photo taking practice shots

ENGLISH LANGUAGE DRAMA & DEBATING SOCIETY (ELDDS)

At ELDDS, we bring stories to life and voices to the stage. Through acting, playwriting and design, we deepen our appreciation of classic and modern Literature and performance styles. Platforms like the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) challenge us to grow in our journey of building confidence and creativity, in tandem with teamwork… igniting our passion for drama and sharing the joy of success with our audiences. Our contributions to school pride this year include our achievements at becoming a Semi-Finalist team at the Singapore Secondary School Debating Championships (Division 3), and clinching a Distinction at the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025.

ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB CHAMPIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY

The Environmental Club empowers us to take real actions that matter to all. From championing textile recycling to preserving biodiversity, every campaign fuels our passion for sustainability. We volunteer, research, and advocate proudly - knowing our small actions make a big impact for Earth. Together, we strive to protect our planet with purpose and pride.

Recording research-grade observations at the NSS Biodiversity Race 2

Community outreach to promote textile recycling

Categorising textile donations at Cloop HQ

Removing litter from the inter-tidal zone at Changi Beach

INTERACT CLUB

PSS Interact Club blends heart and hustle! Whether hyping school spirit with TGIF Radio or brightening lives at Sparkletots, we lead with care and creativity. From cohort workouts to emceeing for our PSS Cross Country, our joy is contagious. Our high points this year include the Rotary Citation Awards 2024-2025, and being one of five schools invited to present at the Roots & Shoots (R&S) Youth Summit 2025, organised by the Jane Goodall Institute (Singapore). We’re growing into confident changemakers, driven by purpose and school pride!

Seniors Digitally – Where Respect meets real- world learning

Swipe, Tap, Smile – Bridging the digital gap with Integrity and care

Steamed with Love – Folding Respect and Care into every dumpling shared with seniors!

One Celebration, Many Hearts – Bridging generations in Harmony and laughter

Empowering

INDIAN LITERARY DRAMA & DEBATING SOCIETY (ILDDS)

The ILDDS is a vibrant CCA where culture, creativity, and confidence come alive. Through Indian dance and drama, students learn to embrace challenges, grow from feedback, and adapt gracefully to changes on stage. Every performance - at important school events, our PSS Open House or National Day celebrations - reflects the resilience of individual students and cultural pride. In 2025, the CCA performed at the national Dance Extravaganza 2025 and earned recognition at the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025. ILDDS continues to be a joyful platform where students celebrate their heritage, express themselves and shine brightly as proud ambassadors of tradition and talent.

Our dancers at the Singapore Youth Festival

Shining through at the Dance Extravaganza

Outstanding performance at the Dance Extravaganza

National Day celebrations

CHOIR

In Choir, our voices rise as one in harmony and heart. Singing songs from diverse cultures, we celebrate unity through music. Every rehearsal builds our confidence and every performance is a joyful expression of teamwork. Together, we create melodies that resonate with the pride and passion of Punggolites, both to audiences at special occasions within school and with our public performances.

Performing at the Esplanade - Limelight Concert

Choir SYF Presentation 2025

Performing at the Esplanade – Limelight Concert Voices in Harmony Concert

Our Concert Band pulses with rhythm, discipline and teamwork! Through practices and performances, we grow as musicians and leaders. A proud moment this year was earning a Certificate of Accomplishment at the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025. Each note played echoes our unity, dedication and beats with a deep love for music and our Punggol family.

Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025

Sound check at SYF 2025

Performance at SYF 2025

GUZHENG ENSEMBLE

Guzheng Ensemble bridges heritage and harmony. We celebrate Chinese culture through every pluck of the strings, building character even as we showcase our pride in tradition. This year, we achieved a Certificate of Accomplishment at the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025 –it is a rewarding testament to our hard work, resilience and passion for music that speaks across generations.

Speech Day Performance

Attending a concert

Performance at Open House 2024

CNY Performance

MODERN DANCE

Modern Dance is where passion meets purpose. Driven by discipline and heart, we master techniques with teamwork, pushing physical and creative limits to shine on stage. One highlight this year was achieving a Distinction at the Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2025, with every step along our journey reflecting our resilience and unity. We embrace the motto, “No shortcuts to places worth going,” and dance with pride, spirit and unstoppable energy!

Fun shot with our coach Singapore Youth Festival Rehearsal

At practice

Close-up shot of practice

BASKETBALL

Basketball builds champions with heart! On and off the court, we train hard, play smart and grow stronger as a team. Through high-stakes competitions and friendly matches, we sharpen our skills and deepen our commitment. With every bounce and pass, we rise - resilient, respectful and proud Punggolites.

Learning journey to the FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup

Basketball B Division School Team doing a hands-in

Basketball C Division Friendly with Bukit Panjang High School Basketball C Division School Team

Beyond our love for the beautiful game, football at Punggol is a journey of grit and growth. We train with purpose, sharpening techniques and teamwork. Through every kick, pass and goal, we build character and forge ahead in unity. Together, we play with heart and pride, striving for excellence on every pitch.

B Division NSG Team 2025

One cross, endless possibilities

National School Games (NSG) B division

Pre-game Team Huddle

NETBALL

The Netball team is where passion meets perseverance! Through intense training, we refine our play and uplift one another as teammates and friends. Each game is a display of grit and grace. We play hard, support each other fiercely and represent Punggol with pride and sisterhood, on and off court.

National School Games (NSG) Warmup at Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)

Great defensive moves

Prepping for match

It’s all in the stance

SHOOTING

Shooting sharpens our focus, discipline and control. Every shot is a test of calm precision and mental strength. As we train, we grow confidence side by side with stronger decision-making skills. This CCA challenges us to stay composed and calibrate under pressure - preparing us for both competitions and life beyond school.

Training at the School Range

Steady hands, sharp focus

Focus. Discipline. Accuracy.

Concentrating before his shot

TABLE TENNIS

Table Tennis brings speed, strategy and smiles to us! With every rally, we build resilience, focus, and sportsmanship. Guided by a passionate coach, we strived for excellence in the National School Games (NSG) 2025. More than a sport - it’s a joyful journey of growth, unity and personal achievement.

School spirit in every serve

Competing at the NSG B Division 2025

At Open House 2024

Training Session in school

VOLLEYBALL (BOYS)

Volleyball (Boys) is where grit meets growth. Through intense training, bonding camps, and competitions, we build strength, communication and sportsmanship. Balancing sports and studies, we rise as disciplined athletes and proud students. Every match brings us closer together, “bros” united by passion and school pride.

2025 B Division Boys - National School Games (NSG) East Zone 4th position

2025 C Division team led by Leroy and Ashwyn

Punggol players attempting a block during the East Zone 3rd & 4th placing match against Geylang Methodist Sec School

VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS)

Volleyball (Girls) play with fire and heart! With long hours of training, we build strength, perseverance and friendships that last. We have proudly clinched 3rd runners-up in the B Division East Zone at the National School Games (NSG) 2025. We push through the barriers of our physical and mental limits, proud to represent Punggol with excellence and in unity.

Our volleyball girls 2025

East Zone 3rd runners up 2025

LAI LE-EN JANELLE performing a spike at the East Zone NSG

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC LAND)

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) develops young leaders through military-inspired training that builds resilience, integrity and propriety. Cadets learn perseverance, teamwork, accountability, and respectful conduct through meaningful interactions, regular reflections, challenging activities, leadership roles and community service. We are also proud to have achieved a Distinction in Unit Recognition Award 2025! These platforms prepare them not only for National Service but lifelong leadership in society.

Passing out parade for our Sec 4 Cadets

Our Sec 1 Cadets at the NCC Affirmation Ceremony at HQNCC

After the completion of Camp STEEL at HQNCC for our Sec 2 Cadets

Our PDS Team after performing at One Punggol on National Day

NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS (NPCC)

The National Police Cadet Corp (NPCC) instils pride, discipline, and leadership in every cadet. We are pleased to have achieved the Distinction in Unit Overall Proficiency Award (UOPA) 2025. From learning Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) techniques to cybersecurity and campcraft, we grow in awareness of our roles, and as resilient and responsible citizens. Through drills, camps and Area Day, we lead with purpose, teamwork and integrity - ever ready to serve school and nation with courage and confidence.

Group shot at Sentosa during hike photo

Students and teacher receiving the UOPA (Distinction) award

Sec 1 Swearing In Ceremony

Cadets going through First Aid Course CPR component

RED CROSS YOUTH (RCY)

Our Red Cross Youth (RCY) cadets lead with compassion and courage. Through service, first aid, and humanitarian projects, we grow as confident leaders who care. We are proud to have achieved the Gold Excellent Unit Award for three consecutive years by 2025, proof of our unity, dedication and commitment to making a real difference.

Participating in the NDP Parade

Serving the school at our Cross Country 2025

Building bonds and memories

Exco Members 2025

SCOUTS

Scouting at Punggol is an adventure in character-building! From outdoor cooking to orienteering, we learn survival skills, develop leadership and teamwork skills. We are proud to have achieved the Frank Cooper Sands Award again in 2025. Every campout and badge earned shapes us as adaptable, service-minded individuals: we are ready to embrace challenges, uplift others, and lead with pride as global citizens of tomorrow.

Scouts planning a navigation route

Problem solving using pioneering skills

Presenting their dishes after outdoor cooking Kayaking course

OUR CLASSES OUR CLASSES OUR CLASSES

CLASS 1A

From left to right

First Row

Nur Effa Arianna Binte Juma’at Ali, Wang Yi Xuan, Hasyeera Binte Muhammad Huzir, Eirene Cheng, Chan Wan Xin Leann, Suveshna D/O Sachuthanand, Shanbagam Maria Ysabelle D/O Manivasagam, Yedlapalli Deeksha, Qisya Adriana Binte Muhammad Harris, Quek Xin Yi Jovita

Second Row

Mr Foo Yeow Chong Gerald, Yeo Jin Xin, Lin Shihui Clara, Vera Tan Min Xuan, Sarah Seow Yao, Wong Shi Qi Verlyn, Nabriella Narlysa Binte Emy Izani, Shaura Adelia Binte Mohammed Shaffiq, Aquinsya Nafeeza Adriana, Mdm Masrurah Bte Marzuki

Third Row

Loh You Hao Magnus, Cian Chan Yong Loon, Damas Lim Ting Ze, Shazana D/O Jahabar Sadiq, Dy’ann Mariah Binte Mohammad Yuhadi, Muhammad Helmy Andrian Bin Muhammad Khidhir, Mukunda Karuppaiya, Tan Yan Zhe Ethan

Fourth Row

Teo Zhe Xi Zendre, Edward Maximilian Lee, Muhammad Syafi Wijdan Bin Muhammad Rasul, Tan Jun Yi Lukas, Izz Rayyan Bin Muhammad Taib, Kayson Toh Jun An, Muhammad Nuryasin Bin Mohammad Azmi, Teo Jun You Jasper, Ng Yu Yang Ansley

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Hilman Aziz Bin Muhammad Hilmi

Big smiles for the cross country

Building bonds during the Sec 1 camp

Unwinding after the exams at the Changi Experience

From left to right

First Row

Varsha Sriniwas, Wang Kexin Adeline, Tan Yi Xuan Avril, Ng Yu Han, Ayra Aisya Binte Nazrul, Zahra Shamim, Tan Yan Zhen Dior, Hendrika Ruijia Frederik

Second Row

Mdm Noor Ashikin Bte Shahirudin, Foo Wei Xin Kaydea, Xue Jinxuan, Elise Lee Xin Yue, Nur Eryna Natasha Binte Sulaiman, Engel Tay, Jade Ong, Lee Ting Yi Glenda, Sri Akshaya David Murugan, Mr Wong Boon Leong Vincent

Third Row

Yeo Kai Jie Cayden, Zheng Minghao, Chong Chen Xi, Chee Kuang Zheng Mathias, Kaasarla Srivatsa, Ilhan Darwish Bin Bahrurrazi, Yaqub Ilyas Bin Abdul Rahman, Muhamed Ae’drian Queshaiyrie Bin Muhamed Shalihin, Chuw Bong Ze Zavier

Fourth Row

Yunus Bin Shahrain, Lin Chengyang, Hafsa D/O Masood, Wang Yating, Vetal Riya Vinod, Pema Chan Rui Xi, Mohamed Hudhaifah Bin Mohamed Fawzee, Callum Yeow Kai Ren

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Nur Anisah Binte Abdullah, Azyriel Ralphael Bin Rezri, Muhammad Yhufirhanz Bin Muhammad Yhupi

Masterchefs in action

Sec 1 Adventure Camp Sharing is caring

CLASS 1C

From left to right

First Row

Isabelle Louise Beltran Ordonez, Sharleez Nasuha Binte Mohammad Fariq, Marsha Nurnatalia Binte Abdullah, Lim Guang Hui, Sofia Alwiyah Binte Aluwi, Claris Seow Yunting, Zeanne Wan, Haja Nijamudeen Maraicar Zaara, Dawn Leow Yao En, Tong Khai Yee

Second Row

Ms Sabrina Binte Rakib, Yu Hanyue, Tiffany Chiong Sheng Fang, Ong Sze Ya, Tan Le Xin, Shervelle, Zhou Yuanle, Lik Ngai Ling, Koh Xin Yin Stella, Sumayyah Binte Mohamed Firdaus, Aghalya Sathish Kumar, Mr Low Tuck Chuen Stephen

Third Row

Rayan Irfan Bin Safaruddin, Nur Iman Bin Muhammad Rizal, Muhammad Niyaz Bin Shahdan, Tan Seng Kai, Marc Crisson, Syed Riyadh Bin Syed Rahmat, Aw Zhuo Jun Uriel, Haris Arfan Bin Suherman

Fourth Row

Kanuganti Bhavith, Tan Jing Xun, Evic, Cyrus Boo Quan En, Muhammad Mikail Yusuf Bin Muhammad Taufik, Gerrard Ng Yee Kit, Alexander Leo, Melchizedek Koh, Caleb Tan Ze Bin, Leonidas Goh Hao Xuan

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Peh Xing En Ada, Sudeshan S/O Sachuthanand

Sec 1 Camp

Mini CNY celebration in class

From left to right

First Row

Ayesha Humaira Mohamed Thalha, Ng Jing Shan Jaylene, Sharleez Eiliyah Binte Shahnoor Iman, Wang Xin Ning Jaymee, Thet Htet Myat Noe, Lee Qian Xuan, Bojjireddy Nandika Saimeenakshi, Nur Aathiyyah Airani Binte Muhammad Faizal, Serene Li Sze Yu

Second Row

Mr Khairul Ikhwan Ridzwan, Nyla Aryssa Binte Su’ud, Lim Zi Xuan Kaelyn, Nuriffah Qadriyah Binte Muhammad Nazerul, Jesmyn Nur Syafiqah Sitompul Binte James Sitompul, Khloe Ang, Mysha Eiliyah Binte Muhammad Taufik, Tan Kai Ling Sherniece, Lim Zi Xin Cerise, Ms Natasha Siow Xian Pei

Third Row

Gerrkaien Goh, Shanmuganathan Kavin Nathan, Poh Jeng Ing, Huang Guanlin, Yasin Bin Mohammad Taufik, Goh Kai Wen Keagan, Keegan Ow Jia Jie, Kavin Somasundaram, Muhammad Aqil Bin Mohamad Shahril

Fourth Row

Ria Pheng Yu Han, Zaharah Binte Muhammad Ridzwan, Shi Jiahui, Ayden Danial Khaliq, Kirtik Suresh Divya, Chen Zeyou Zac, Saung Nadi Zaw Samantha, Hanna Insyirah Binte Muhammad Saifullizan

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Muhammad Faiz Ammar Bin Mohammad Fazli, Yusho Poh Yong Xiang

“Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching” C.S. Lewis

Ohana Means Family –no one is left behind

Student trying his hand at teh tarik

CLASS 1E

From left to right First Row

Chloe Michelle Escanilla Barroa, Jizelle Chua Ke Ning, Odelia Genesis, Aleeya Dzarra Muhammad Yassir, Mia Sara Nasuha Binte Mohammad Helmi, Bella Lim Pei Jie, Katy Gian Xuan Ni, S. V. Lakshana, Mandale Saanvi Avinash

Second Row

Kwok Yu Xuan, Fatyn Atheerah Binte Raimi, Alayna Banafsya Putri Alif Jufri, Erna Nur Qaisara Binte Mohamad Fadzli, Nasuha Insyirah Binte Mohammad Nazrin, Kayley Khor, Varsitha Nadi Prabaharan, Sahaina Sherlina Sathiyananthan, Anum Firdose Begum, Mr Chan Adam Arif Bin Hussein Abdullah Chan

Third Row

Wong Kaisheng Kayson, Yan Yi Peng Chavez, Muhammad Khy’dir Bin Mohammad Faisal, Chan Jun Hoi Robin, Jonas Choo Khim Kuan, Gabriel Pek Xuan Rui, Seah Hao Rui Sean, Tay Jun Hong Jonas, Yeo Zheng Hong

Fourth Row

Muhammad Amirul Hakim Bin Mahathir, Aqeil Mustaqim Bin Ibrahim, Jovier Lim Kai Ze, Brayson Ang Pei Zhe, Kyan Ang, Neo Rong Jun, Muhammad Khal Satria Rizal, Joven Tan Si Jie, Samuel Gibbs

Not In Photo

Mdm Tng Say Ping

Learning Journey to Kampong Glam

Sec 1 Orientation Camp experience

From left to right

First Row

Safeeyah Binte Haniff Sultan, Jecelynn Chung Jia Xuan, Nur Qaleesya Binte Nazarrudin, Phua Hui Rui, Clarice Ouyang Zixuan, Christabelle Lee Sze Hwee, Marissa Kayla Binte Muhammad Fazli, Abby Ayumi Binte Hardi, A’durah El-Felisyah Binte Mohamad Farhan

Second Row

Ms Junaidah Binte Rahman, Joyce Toh Zhi Xuan, Ariel Kim Rou Xuan, Chloe Chia Yi Fei, Kwan Shi Nuo Gwendolyn, Abishree Muthukumaran, Lee Bin Yan Maegan, Nur Faheera Eiliyah Binte Mohammad Fazly, Aimi Nur Asyura Binte Azami, Ms Siti Ateka Binte Atan

Third Row

Liu Tianle, Muhammad Edryan Bin Muhammad Nasiruddin, Chow Jing Lun, Teo Kai Xuan Kathan, Taqi Uzayr Bin Muhammad Shafie, Muhammad As’yur Nabil Bin Muhammad Aliff, Christopher Chong Bo Jun, Ashwinraj Kandasamy, Lau Zi Feng Ethan

Fourth Row

Xue Yuxuan, Soh Yu Xu, Muhammad Shafeeq Ayqal Bin Muhamad Sah, Atisha Foo Zi Yin, Angelina Arvind Naidu, Gang Zi Ting, Wu Ming Jun, Chong Yu Hung Kingsley, Toh Yong Hao Kayden

Not In Photo

Yillipilla Danveer

Shafeeq’s Smiling Success

Hockey tryouts at The School Sports Fiesta

CLASS 1G

From left to right

First Row

Herlisya Daania Binte Mohamed Herwin, Clarissa Teo Le Xuan, Coelle Lee Shiin Tung, Alyssa Lim Shu Yi, Lim Yong En Angela, B.V. Shivaanandi, Elena Ore Rui Xuan, Jiao Kewei Linda, Khadijah Muhammad Iskandar

Second Row

Mr Lim Zhenghong, Aiswary D/O Vikraman, Nur Aleesya Binte Muhammad Fauzi, Siti Nursyafiqa Putri Izar Rohaizal, Miseetha D/O Mohan Annamalai, Sharon Sylvia, Dian Irdayu Binte Norazmi, Siti Nur Quraisyah Binte Mohamed Haslam, Emma Kan, Ms Thurayya Binte Roslan

Third Row

Tan Wei Loong Darris, Lee Ren Jie Byorn, Dylan Low, Muhammad Aniq Anarki Bin Abdullah, Dzakir Quraish Bin Mohamed Shahril, Tristan Ow Hsien Kai, Rayen Bin Ridzuan, Clovis Huang Zhenyi, Yohandra Koesanto

Fourth Row

Cartier Yeo Geng Shen, Lim Jun De, Rayyan Bin Ramlee, Nur Fatihah Binte Mohammad Shahrizan, Chen Hai Ling, Nathan Seah Yu Zhe, Aiman Bin Amin, Khew Yu Zhe Rayden

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Guerrero Cara Maria Guiritan, Hazel Lam Si Yu

Wishing farewell to one of the form teachers

Learning Journey to Little India

From left to right

First Row

Elizabeth Tham Mei Shan, Nur Afrina Keisha Binte Mohammad Hidir, Kan Yee Han Candice, Charlene Ang Shan Ying, Raudhatul Jannah Binte Mohammed Hairil, Nur Shakira Binte Osman, Layla Dian Hidayah Binte Noramzar Ridhwan, Ratnam Danielle Jamie, Kaelyn Sim

Second Row

Mr Ramachandran Vellaisamy, Keller Zhuang Ziyan, Ban Jia Yi Magdalene, Desiree Chan Zi Shan, Jazlyn Jayshonia Karenza, Nur Ulfah Rifqah Irwan, Cai Yawen, Gu Yunxuan, Quimpo Zandra Gabrielle Pena, Mdm Sithravelu Sathiyakala, Ms Eunice Ong Shi Shi

Third Row

Koo Zhe Qian, Zeius Pang Ding Hao, Tng Wei Long Beson, Lim Guan Sheng, Mirza Aqil Bin Muhammad Khaidzir, Tan Yu Xiang Aidan, Kyrie Yoas Dewantoro, Nettikara Jahabar Sathick Muhammad Umar

Fourth Row

Koji Chew, Jovan Tan Pek Wee, Muhammad Danish Rayyan Bin Mohammad Shadad, Muhammad ‘Abbaas Bin Muhammad Muhsin, Hewett Lui Zhuan Feng, Hayyan Rizqi Bin Halek, Neo Sheng Fok Not In Photo

Divaaharine Queene Rotam, Ganitha D/O Neelakandan, Kimi Lee Mi Juan, Aravinth Anjan Atik

2025 Outdoor Adventure Learning Camp - Hiking through Pasir Ris Park

Enjoying the sea breeze at Pasir Ris Park

CLASS 1I

From left to right First Row

Ella Chiang Wenning, Chua Han Yu, Annabel Chan, Nur Shuhada Binte Nor Azman, Ngo Yan Qi Larissa, Eva Sharleez Binte Jarir, Lim Shi Qing Hazel, Nur Aafiyyah Airani Binte Muhammad Faizal, Tale Trisha Abhijeet

Second Row

Mdm Rosmiyati Bte Bustami, Eva Aniqa Binte Muhammad Yanny, Shermaine Soo Sze Shin, Zara Arissa Binte Muhammad Zakariah, Rayapati Tejaswi, Dhia Aauryl Binte Ezzuddin, Allyson Chin Si Ying, Amelia Fitryanishah Binte Nazrin Shah, Eliz Zhou Hui’en, Kodiarasu Bhavyashree, Mr Sebastian Lee Keang Pheng

Third Row

Javyen Khew Jin Yuan, Harresh Esa Mirashah, Mohamed Ashraf Al Hafiz Bin Mohamed Hizanni, Lim Ming Rui Remus, Cyrus Chew Yap Siong, Tham Cheng Xi, Lee Ren Yi Camus, Ashton Mah Jian Xuan, Liau Zi Jie

Fourth Row

Alden Ng Jun Xing, Chua Jia Heng, Muhammad Hatim Bin Nor Faizal, Neo Jun Kai Tristan, Khoo Jia Long Jayden, Jimmy Chua Jun Long, Neo Yew Yang Collin, Hng Kai Zhe

Not In Photo

Lim Zheng Kai Keagan

Capturing the moment at the Lost World, GBB

A lively burst of movement at the School Sports Fiesta

From left to right

First Row

Debbie Lee Xin Yu, Jaclyn Tan Yun Yu, Charmaine Soh Zi Xuan, Nur Shasmeen Binte Sheikh Ismail, Tan Xuan Lin, Shaynn Tan, Chua Zhi Xuan Jaymaine, Samara Sultan Sam, Cheng Xin Yan

Second Row

Mr Wardi Bin Endra, Jessie Yap, Cadence Teo Ziwei, Vivian Kek Wei Wen, Li Huaijia, Temperance Tan Siying, Kamalakannan Mirudula, Ong En Rui Olivier, Iffah Umairah Binte Mohd Hanafi, Ms Ang Xin Wei, Ms Kelly Foo

Third Row

Koh Zhi Rong Reyes, Vu Quang Huy, Riv’ Shazry Bin Suvandy, Ihsan Ahmed Bin Sheikh Ismail, Rayhan Ayden Bin Afendy, Nicholas Foo En Yi, Juven Kong Kay Xiang, Rizq Amani Bin Zulkarnain

Fourth Row

Lee Zhen Ye, Zulqarnain Bin Zulfadli, Leroy Ooi, Brayden Ong How Yu, Aquino Carl Daniel Yumul, Tan Ettore, Cheong Wen Dong

Not In Photo

Nur Hayzel Hannalynne Binte Mohamad Hafis, Olivia Lai Rui Han, Hirzi Haqfal Bin Mohammad Shawal, Muhammad Danish Haikel Bin Mohamad Ibrahim, Teo Quan Kai Ashwyn

CLASS 2B

From left to right First Row

Glennis Ong Xin Ying, Jerayne Lo Jia En, Malabag Daniella Ricci Tanguamos, Irnya Elvyra Masviady, Khloe Ooi Jay Ning, Noorul Nabilah Binte Muhammad Faidzul, Jeanette Quak Yan Tong, Ng Le Xin Prisca, Lim Jing Wen

Second Row

Mr Adriel Thin Jie Hao, Ng Shi Ya, Anthea Tan Kai Er, Jasmine Ong Min En, Lim Yong En, Ardyana Mikayla Binte Ardy Mirza, Quek Xin Ning Genise, Noorunisha, Vera Tay Qiao Lin, Ravuri Gnana Kaushiki, Mdm Lui Yi Lin Elaine

Third Row

Lucas Tan Kai Xuan, Rajkumar Sujjan, Lucus Yeo Jun Yu, Jethro Thomas Lee Yin Kai, Isyraf Hafiz Bin Iskandar, Khoo Keng Hian Javier, Fraser Pang, Cheong Hon Ern Ansel, Png Jing Jie Jacus

Fourth Row

Reza Khaizer Bin Khairunnizam, Mohammed Hisham Bin Jahbar Sadiq, Leon Kuick, Manikandan Sujaysarvesh, Tay Zixiang, Umar Danish Bin Riduwan, Sechin Gunaseelan, Lin Yat Hei Terrence

Not In Photo

Nur Fira Anish Binte Muhammad Firdaus

Playing Kin Ball during SD week

Teachers’ Day

From left to right

First Row

Goh Qian Hui, Nur Suhaila Binte Herwan, Teoh Yu Xuan Valerie, Chin Rui Ning, Renee, Dya Qiztina Binte Norul Norhidayat, Ong Shi Qi Jaseena, Tan Yip Jin Juvion, Nur Marsya Binte Mohd Afandy, Tham Oon Yie

Second Row

Mr Lua Yik Pin, Klaire Choo Hui Min, Sayson Gabrielle Santos, Chan Min Xuan Jerenda, Brundha Chandran Dhaarani, Lee Xiu Lin Daphne Bermudez, Chen Yanyu Janelle, Nur’daniya Binte Mohammad Sharul, Tan Si Ning Olivia, Hsu Shi Hui Nicole, Mr James Goh Poh Keng

Third Row

Aidan Chia Ping Wei, Muhammad Asadhullah Bin Akbarsha, Chan Jia An Jayon Walker, Lim Zhi Wei Joey, Mohammad Saiful Akid’ziq Bin Mohammad Saiful Nizam, Danzel Oh Jun Zhi, Mohamad Zahin Bin Mohamad Zuraimi, Ong Wei Min, Muhammad Afiq Rayyan Bin Muhammad Anwar, Saravanan Sreenesh

Fourth Row

Ms Lee Pei Hua, Muhammad Zulfiqhnaen Bin Abdullah, Chen Bo Qian, Muhammad Bin Jasman Jili, Addie Bin Abu Bakar, Ryan Fam Jia Cheng, Brandon Lim, Jayden Sonny Goh, Wu Ze Hao, Tan Jun Liang Jethro

Learning Journey to National Museum

Performance at Punggol Carnival

Our Booth at Punggol Carnival

CLASS 2D

From left to right First Row

Law Xin Ru Anthea, Vinoth Kumar Nisha Keerthana, Koh Zi Yen Clarissa, Rachelle Alisya Carvalho, Yuen Min Shi, Angela Tharm Hui Lin, Qisya Qaisarah Binte Mohammad Shahrizan, Nur Arya Areesha Binte Mohammed Farhan Second Row

Ms Selina Lee Wee Kee, Cheng Ru En Acelynn, Jazzlyn Raye Palomaria Sacapano, Seow Lexin Estee, Arshia Evangelina D/O Kumeraisen, How Jing Ge, Shernice Ow, Eu Pin Xuan, Mrs Audrey Ow

Third Row

Peh Yuan Zhang, Caden Tan Jun Qi, Guo Xiangkai Jayden, Mohamad Hamzah Bin Mohamad Noorazam, Yong Yeong Ji, Ng Wei Zhe Bryan, Muhammad Na’il Faiz Bin Muhammad Farishan, Ng Zhi Hin Fourth Row

Aloysius Lim Jia Qing, Lim Jun Rui Ayden, Tan Xuan Wang, Javen Tan Ci En, Muhammad Ameer Ezekiel Fontecha Bin Muhammad, Shathvik Karthikeyan, Muhammad Afiq Aariz Bin Muhammad Yazid, Alan Sijo

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Naura Chinta Binte Abdul Rahim, Lo Shi Min Shamaine, Putra Andiar Bin Hazman, Muhammad Syafiq Almartin Bin Muhammad Affandi

From left to right

First Row

Lim Jing Si, Qurratu’aini Binte Asri, Liu Zhiyu Ana, Jermaine Koh Hui En, Nur Dzulhijjah Zafirah Binte Abdullah, Ng Joan, Ong Freya Aerith, Jesamine Irdina Binte Yusri

Second Row

Mr Ng Choon Cheng, Sachithananthan Ritika, Zhang Baorong, Chow Shi En Chloe, Khew Yu Chen Rainie, Anne Teo Ern Qi, Eva Inara Binte Mohamad Khalid, Ng Shi Ning Athena

Third Row

Muhammad Nabil Sufian Muhammad Sulaiman, Fadil Ahmed Bin Kaleel Rahman, Mika Syaqeel Bin Mohammad Syaherman, Muhammad Noorayman Ryan Danyal Bin Jaffre, Lei Ren Xuan, Abhiryan Viswanathan, Etan Law, Evan Law

Fourth Row

Jomy Daion, Yuen Shin Ip, Teo Yu Zhe, Low Ye Cheng, Tay Yi Kieran, Mohammed Rasheeq S/O Mohammed Rafiq, Andy Chan Jun Feng

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Ms Sindhya Varthini D/O Kunasegaran, Lim Xin Ning, Nashrah Binte Khairul, Tong Pui Nay, Zylia Ng Rei Qi, Darwisy Arfa Bin Mohameed Sharil

CLASS 2F

From left to right First Row

Ashlyn Tan, Celeste Lee Wen Jing, Dayna Yeo, Dao Vu Phuong Linh, Zhang Zixuan Erica, Rennice Ang Le En, Gisele Goh, Nuryn Natasha Binte Mohamed Asrul

Second Row

Mdm Saffiah Bte Mohammad Amin, Umaiza Binte Mohammad Nazreen, Nur Hafizha Binte Zaharudin, Yoong Yeung, Haneefa Begum Binte Abdul Shakur, Jaemyn Lim, Shree Lakshmi Saravanan, Callie Ang Zi Qing, Mr Chen Xinghui Third Row

Yong Kang Lin, Aloysius Joshua Tan Keng Boon, Neo Wei Long Max, Aqil Raiyan Bin Ashadi, Martias Faiq Bin Mohammad Faisal, Dhilip Kumar Hithesh, Lim Ye Hern, Mohamad Iman Firdaus Bin Mohamad Imran, Akash Govindasamy

Fourth Row

Dylan Quek Jia Sheng, Vince Ong Yuhao, Ng Kai En Joevan, Chew Jia Le Jerald, Alvin Kong Yi Yang, Tanveer Singh S/O Harvinder Singh, Tay Han Yang Xayden, Aydin Rayhan Bin Mohammed Laverne Not In Photo

Mdm Lee Kah Gek, Aliya Nurlissa Binte Mohammed Fadly, Nur Hidayah Binte Muhammad Ismail, Viola Wang Wen Qian, Muhammad Sharizal Bin Muhammad Iszuann

From left to right

First Row

Shandy Poh, Bernice Chua Jia Ying, Rajesh Srilaya, Hum Xiu Luan Thalia, Navnetha Sri D/O Sasitharan, Na’imi Syaurah Binte Ahmad Ibrahim, Subikshaa Ravisankar, Yiew Le Yi Kevlyn

Second Row

Ms Naqiah Binte Mohamad Sumri, Tan Jiayi, Emily Chin Si Qi, Celeste Chong Zhi Qi, Ong Sze Ching Olivia, Isabella Abby Jamal, Puteri Aliyah Mutiara Binte Azahari, Kalainithi Dhanvika, Ms Dahlia Abdul Samad

Third Row

Caden Quek Jia Jun, Lee Zheng Feng Linus, Muhammad Aniq Anaqi Muhammad Afnan, Muhammad Hilman Atif Bin Muhammad Hidayat, Lin Yiteng Eden, Loo Liang Yi Lucas, Aydin Qusyairi Bin Muhammad Khairi, Leong Jia Jun Jaylan, Ngui Zi Long Gabriel

Fourth Row

Teo Hong Wee Felix, Low Jun Hao Jarryl, Muhammad Rizqullah Bin Muhammad Redzman, Lin Ze’en Jonas, Firaz Ilhan Bin Fharick, Seow Chang Qing, Peh Kai Yuan Kayden, Tan Jun Yu Cayden

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Tay Kai Xuan Corlissa, Tham Yu Ting, Mohamed Afzal Mohamed Ariff

Us!

Our booth at Punggol Carnival Us, again!

CLASS 2H

From left to right First Row

Mariela Anne Peter, Chin Xin Yan Mikelle, Gelise Lim, Masdirah Binte Abdullah, Alesya Quinnyra Binte Budiman, Zhu Si En Joycelyn, Jovielle Chong Kai Qi, Charvi Jaiganesh, Mahalakshmi Balakrishnan Second Row

Mr Tang Chong Woei, Ms Jessica See Ko Li, Senthil Kumar Manusshri, Chua Kai Li, Loy Shin Zi Gerilyn, Yang Wei Han, Qamellia Tatiana Binte Mohammad Nasir, Loh Li Na Linda, Jasleen Boo, Ebru Uzun, Ms Jill Yong Third Row

Gabriel Lee Teck An, Danish Aswad Mohamad Izzat, Kee Zheng Rong, Jayden Chua Rui Yang, Ilhanz Putra Muhammad Hidayat, Lowell Seah Kai Liang, Tjong Chongyu Javen, Caleb Tan, Tan Yu Da Ray Fourth Row

Lincoln Lim Yu Feng, Mohammad Afif Bin Mohammad Afiq, Muhamed Afraz Bin Mansoor Ali, Muhammad Mihran Bin Muhammad Osman, Mohamad Yusuff Mohamad Ibrahim, Goh Kai Yi Ryan, Brandon Ang Zhe Hui, Quek Wen Hao Javier, Lucas Ng Pin Zhen

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Felicia Soh Lok Teng, Ms Jessica See Ko Li

Class Appreciation Event

Day Class Photo Challenge

From left to right

First Row

Lai Peijia Gyselle, Aw Enqi Eva, Terra Yeo Kai Xin, Wan Mei Xin, Sim Xuan, Zelda, Teoh Xuan Ying Radele, Chan Yu Xian, Nur Misha Atiqah Binte Helmee

Second Row

Mr Glenn Daniel Yeong Zheng Pang, Tiffany Toh Le Er, Foo Chananchida Calista, Chua Yixuan Charlene Kate, Karthikeyan Aashika, Bernice Li Zhile, Bala Subramonian Sai Prathiksha, Wong Zi Syun, Ms Raihana Binte Ramli

Third Row

Rajkumar Ranjan, Tan Yun Xu, Faris Danish Bin Iskandar, Muhammad Naufal Mateen Bin Muhammad Fahmi, Brendon Siew Jun Yang, Lim Hong Kai Ryan, Hum Jun Hao, Murugesan Arjun, Toh Di Feng Valent

Fourth Row

Muhammad Izzqie Bin Nazley, Sng Yong Zhi Alden, Chai Jwee Kang, Neo Jia Qi Cody, Liang Zhi Quan, Lim, Erfan Harith, Davyn Lim Zheng Cong, Iman Rhyan Firdaus Quek Bin Ridzwan Quek, Tan Zi Xuan

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Kajan Sindhuja, Nur Elisha Binte Masri, Putri Amy’lya Isabella Binte Mohamad Salleh

CLASS 3A

From left to right First Row

Nur Zulaikha Binte Muhammad Khairuddin, Nuril Ainun Binte Shahrulzaman, Nadrah Qysara Binte Muhammad Rahjab, Park Ha Young, Emelda Binte Abdul Rahman, Nurdyni Irdina Binte Nor Azman, Nur Nyla Qaisara Binte Suzaine, Nur Sabrina Binte Ezril, Tan Li Ying Chloey

Second Row

Mr Eugene Neo, Ahmad Marzuki Bin Mohammad Fawzan, Shayla Erina Binte Shahnoor Iman, Goh Hong Xi, Koh Kai Qi, Chung Kai Xin Corinne, Dhia Qistina Binte Hendra Djunaidy, Siti Aleesya Ridhwan Abdullah Tan, Yang Junhan, Boey Jing Yi Shalom, Mdm Anju Babu

Third Row

Pang Qi Heng, Arumugam Ashwin, Muhammad Shakil Nadeem Bin Mohammad Khairunnizham, Foo Jia Wei Gabriel, Mohamed Irfan Hafiz Bin Mohammed Hedirin, Jaymas Chng Kai Jie, Mohammad Salahudin Ali Bin Mohammad Shaifudin, Mithran Magendran, Nur Rizqy Haziq Bin Nurshahid, Darius Toh Yun Chen

Fourth Row

Sun Jingchen, Muhammad Aidil Anaqi Bin Muhammad Zaki, Muhammad Farish Raqin Bin Mohammad Rosdi, Mohamed Shaheed Bin Mohamed Nizar, Yuan WeiQi, Isaac Tay Zhiyang, Muhammad Noor Iman Bin Mohamed Hidayat, Gavin Koh Ng Kiak, Muhammad Syaqirin Bin Noor Hisham, Souichirou Eng (Weng Haisheng), Yap En Kai

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Kwan Wee Kiat Eric, Yuan Weiqi

You are 3A!

Campfire Night

CLASS 3B

From left to right First Row

Shivenitha Jayachandran, Baryzah Binte Muhammad Bakhtiyar, Lim Sin Yuen, Belda Lim En Qi, Nailah Binti Norman, Nurasyfa Hilmieya Binte Muhammad Helmi, Chai Rui En Olivia, Alethea Lim Xi En, Melody Chua Rui Le, Catherine Fung Yu Xin

Second Row

Chloe Neo En Qi, Chan Lai Quen Sabrina, Yee Xin Ling, Lim Lexuan, Gisele Chua Xin En, Soh Yong Xi Colette, Amanda Teo Jia Rui, Tan Siying, Mr Lim Yong Kiong

Third Row

Gabriel Poon Chiah Ler, Teo Yu Xuan, Jozy, Phan Huynh Bang Lang, Gwenn Tae, Eng Mei Ying, Law Rui Xuan Estelle, Poh Jing Yun Faith, Carol Simon, Athan See Fourth Row

Danniyal Juffri, Javier Lee Yong Jun, Loo Ke Han Jayden, Dominic Chiong Jun Yang, Yao Lewen Evan, Jovan Liew Zhen Hao, Craigan Boey Jun Ze, Shaun Yin Jia Le, Low Wei Xuan Stanza

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Babliss Lim Zi Xuan, Bablyn Lim Zi En, Balaji Shruta, Izsa Un Nisa, Khishoory D/O Sangaran

VIA at E-bridge Preschool

Class Farewell Game On!

CLASS 3C

From left to right First Row

Loo Yu Xi, Lim Jia Xuan, Grace Yap Shi Min, Toh En Le Natalee, May Loh Siew Yen, Charmaine Tham Qiao Yao, Juwairiyah D/O Masood, Teng Zi En Cera, Chong Yun Xi Vinxy

Second Row

Ms Merlin Yeo Hwee Yua, Chua Qi En Victorie, Ong Qiu Yuan, Wong Xiu Wen Anna, Crystal Chen Guo, Choo Yi Fan, Tan Ting Rui Astrid, Chua Zi Yi, Lin Luoqi, Chan Pei Yan, Clarice Chang Qi Xuan, Tan Zi Xin, Mr Ding Ming Dih

Third Row

Jayden Heah Eu Wen, Jerrel Seah Rui Heng, Elden Lee Jie, Muhammad Rayn Iman Bin Muhammad Taufik, Aiden Lim Yi Kit, Mohamed Ashif Bin Mohamed Yusufsa Marican, Wee Yu Yang Varic, Yeow Bo Xun Willard, Rajesh Kumar Nikhil, Max Alexander Chua, Aryan Arumi Bin Mohammed Azmi, Theodore Png Zi Teng, Enzo Wong Chun Hoi, Chan Jing Yang

Fourth Row

Yak Jin Peng, Art Lim Kern Sing, Prathosh S/O Sathish Kumar, Chow Yik Chee, Johannes Tan Qin, Xie Jia Jun, Oosting Alex Tissa, Axsler Tan Cheong Yi, Goh Kiat Long

Not In Photo

Rajesh Kumar Nikhil

Sec 3 Cohort Camp

From left to right

First Row

Gwyneth Lim Rou Xin, Zarifa Binte Sofian, Amelia Lim Jia Xuan, Soo Sze Xuan Kylie, Farisya Alyssa Waryuni Binte Muhammad Nazry, Noshin Fariesya Binte Mohammad Faisal, Leow Xin Hui, Kang Jia-En, Kristy Tan Keng Er

Second Row

Mrs Lee Wei Wei (Ong), Zhang Ziqi, Chen Zuli, Re Anne Wong Le En, Au Yeong Kai Hyun, Loh Jie Min Mandy, Kadri Aaliyah Abdul Karim, Nur Aarieanna Binte Khairudy, Arshia Ranjit Teckwani, Ang Ruo Yi, Ms Moo Sheau Yuan

Third Row

Tan Yong Yi Zane, Mikhail Farhan Bin Mohammad Fadil, Wong Sheng Min, Pan Yingxuan, Victoria Anthony, Kayleigh Huang Shihan, Tan Wei Xuan Giselle, Nevan Wan, Nur Mikhail Bin Herman Shah, Nurzaidy Bin Zahudy

Fourth Row

Shaymus Tan Hang Wei, Low Guan Hong, Edan Tan, Goh Zhi Hong, Darion Anthony Lim, Ng Yong Shun, Aqil Danish Bin Mohamad Zaini, Jairus Siew Teng Zun, Eionn Ang Wei Ze

Not In Photo

Joelle Goh Chen Xi, Arthur Ng Bo Xun, Yio Jia Jun Kaden

Happy faces upon completion of VIA

Sec 3 Camp High Elements Activity

CLASS 3E

From left to right First Row

Lim Yi Ting, Phoebe, Cathie Liong Yu Xin, Estee Tan Xuan Yi, Tiffany Pua Jia Xuan, Sim Jia Zhen Vernice, Yazhini Sanjana Balaji, Ong Zhi Suan, Harithrashree Muniraj Sivakumar, Khoo Jing Yee

Second Row

Mr Teo Chin Ann, Ramesh Vikesh, Benedict Koay Yong Jun, Ng Chern Kie Joah, Chong Teng Jin, Lua Yee Kai, Teo Alaister, Lionel Seah Kai Sheng, Gabriel Loy Jun Yang, Ms Ho Wei Ling

Third Row

Caleb Tan Jun Choong, Dai Yuze Allan, Nur Hidayat Bin Muhammad Famie, Thota Satya Sai Charan, Bawa Amarnath Aadesh, Muhammad Nor Idham Bin Abdullah, Ong Yu Heng Kayden, Wong Zhi Xian

Fourth Row

Wang Zijie, Lee Jia Le, Christian Zheng Kai Dixon, Arcelius Solomon Lai, Jovan Lim Junkai, Tay Yang Jun, Vishwa Sudakar Annamalai

Not In Photo

Ong Ying Suan, Brandon Tan Guan Wei

Racial Harmony Day

Sec 3 Camp

From left to right

First Row

Yee Jia Xuan, Zhuang Wenxuan, Ong Xiao Juan, Nur Alisha Binti Sa’ari, Sharah Aqeesha Binte Mohamad Farizal, Qusyairah Binte Karma Effendi, Lim Xin Yi, Diana Lim Zi En

Second Row

Mdm Karunahara Bhagavathar Gnanamani, Ang Hui Min, Shermin Lee Jia Qian, Nur Alya Ariana Binte Jefferi, Nur Qistyna Kelysha Binte Nur Azri, Sahabudeen Shahana Fathima, Lem Zee Yen, Amberley Hoe Kaylie, Mr Alex Tan Boon Kah

Third Row

Muhammad Elfi Danial Bin Muhammad Izwan, Lim Kai Zhi, Khoo Jing Xi Sarah, Quak Han Tong Heidi, Charis Ong Zhi Xuan, Liu Yuzhen, Tan Ding Feng Jovan, Jovan Loh Runjie

Fourth Row

Goh Zhen Yu Rowan, Arfan Bin Zahid, Muhammad Zikry Bin Mohammad Budiman, Tristan Neo Cheng Hui, Naufal Fahim Bin Nasrin, Wan Aymar Bin Mohammed Hazlin, Raphael Ong Shao Yue, Wang Zihao

Not In Photo

Ms Eunice Low, Lee Si Yun Charisse, Muhammad Ariq Ihkamuddin Bin Muhammad Muzammil

CLASS 3G

From left to right First Row

Nur Ladya Natrisya Binte Muhammad Saifulbahri, Cynthia Tan Jia Wen, Nur Dania Syaqira Binte Nor Azlan, Rosella Lim Yixuan, Khairyn Elisyah Binte Khairil Hisham, Alina Aw Yong Le Yi, Koh Hui Yan, Er Shin Ler, Ong Zi Xuan Germaine Second Row

Mr Jimmy Quek Jee Wei, Adeena Phiong Binte Ameen Phiong, Insha Safiya Binte Indra Shaiful, Rasha Nurnasyira Binte Ramizan, Annah Farisha Binte Mohd Roslan, Marcella Binte Mohamed Reduan, Nur Shaysta Ameerah Binte Muhammed Ikramullah, Sofia Alveena Binte Zulkifli, Cayanan Kristine Borja, Aaliyah Ulfah Binte Mohamad Faridz, Nur Safiyah Binte Abdul Hamid, Emma Leah Chong Xue Er, Ms Mabel Tan Xiao Ying Third Row

Aiken Sim Junming, Muhammad Hasif Bin Mohamed Asrul, Muhammad Afiq Hakimi Bin Muhammad Hafiz, Ehsan Wildan Bin Muhammad Shafie, Muhammad Ryzqy Bin Muhammad Farhan, Lin Shan Wen Claython, Tristan Koh Boon Siang, Esfahan Bin Ridzuan, Muhammad Aliff Bin Anansah

Fourth Row

Shah Raziq Bin Mohamed Shahri, Marvell Bin Mohamed Reduan, Quek Jun Hong Lucas, Melfred Chew Zhiwei, Ong Qi Feng, Rayyan Adam Bin Raymi, Srinivasan Varun Sharad, Darius Yong Han Yong

Not In Photo

Farah Syakinah Binte Zailani, Myiesha Irdina Binte Mohammed Ismail

From left to right

First Row

Muhammad Rendy Ael’rizky Bin Muhammad Akashah, Nur Hafidzah Batrisyia Binte Mohammad Hafiz, Zhang Yingqi, Nordania Adawiah Binte Faizal, Nur’shazanna D/O Mohamed Jibral, Shernice Liyu Yin Yin, Ally Qistina Binte Muhammad Hilmi, Sharmeen Maryam D/O Sahabudeen, Chan Chun Lam

Second Row

Mr Ben Seethor, Jaron Sim Jun Hong, Muhammad Haiman Akid Bin Muhammad Hasbi, Maximilian Chan, Saif Afzal Khan Bin Feroz Khan, Pragatheesh S/O Bala Krishnan, Muhammad Aniq Aaqil Bin Muhammad Sawefee, Wong Zi Hao, Ho Zi Nan Angus, Linus Lim Jing Zhe, Ms Candy Tan Hui Sze, Mdm Siti Zulaiha Bte Mohamed Mohsen

Third Row

Lucus Quek Jia Le, Oh Yuan Sen Hayden, Muhamad Bin Manaf, Muhammad Aniq Bin Sudirman, Ary Arianto Bin Suryanto, Gughan S/O Mohan Annamalai, Jaynus Wee Yu Kang, Cheng Tian Cai, Rayyan Ellfan Bin Shariff Abdul Razack

Fourth Row

Javin Liu Wei Jie, Ammar Ilhan Pratomo, Dredan Havinesh S/O Saravanan, Dylan Tee, Ithen Kwek, M G Sarveshwar, Muhammad Ibrahim Bin Mohamed Shajehan, Hariharan Srinivasan

Not In Photo

Kellie Leaw Zhi Xuan, Natasha Kaur, Putri Nurhaziqah Mazlan, Pizarra Prince David

Just keep paddling

Best campers

CLASS 4A

From left to right

First Row

Beh Shao Xuan, Zhou Weiying, Lee Zi Ning Charlotte (Li Zining), Sathiyamoorthi Samritha, Ramesh Kannan Durga, Loo Xingying Cherrie, Loh Ruize Rachel, Emiko Heng Qi Wei, Ong Wei Qing Valeries, Senthil Shoba Prakhya

Second Row

Ms Yogeswari Balasubramanian, Chen Jun Sheng, Javier, Muthuvel Ashmita, Lai Le-En Janelle, Deborah Goh En Xuan, Gottumukkala Sri Haswitha, Hana Alishay Arman, Tan Yu Qin Nora, Joclair Ng Shan Rong, Tan Yi Jing Chelsea, Darius Chan (Chen Ziwang), Mr Chia Jia Juen

Third Row

Ho Sheng Rui, Toon Ze Yi Javan, Lin Weiyuan, Mabelraj Jim Brady, Chan Xu En Jarrel, Ryden Ng Zi Hua, Ahmad Yousoff Hamid, Chua Moh Sheng Eason, Abhinav Balakrishnan, Madipalli Sai Sishir

Fourth Row

Boyina Pavan Rudra, Vikranth Sudhakar, Teh Jun Yang, Lim Jia He, Andin Daniyal Khairullah Ong Kai Xiang Carson, Lim Kai Sheng, Mohamed Nazzeem Bin Muhammed Basseer, Kadalmangalam Ramaswamy Abbhinava, Ayden Aw (Ou Jiajing)

Graduation Tea 2025

Bowling @ SAFRA

Polytechnic Open House

From left to right

First Row

Jenelle Png Shi Qi (Fang Shiqi), Tan Yan Xing Charmaine, Tan Kai Xin, Long Pei Xian Maybelle, Kaelyn Tiffany Sun, Vernice Kong Chin Hwee, Nur Aaleyah Binte Mohammed Hairil, Nicole Liew, Charmayne Low Jiaqi, Tan Yoong Qing

Second Row

Mr Liao Haoyu, Tan Yi Xuan Phyllis, Wang Yuenuo Eulanda, Chen Ke Xuan Bernice, Yoon Alainmar Moe, Tock Xin Yi, Charlyn Yeo (Yang Baohui), Giselle Lee En Xin (Li Enxin), Siti Nur Adyna Binte Mohamed Khairi, Raine Teo Yu Hui, Ms Esther Lye Jie Yi

Third Row

Lui Xin Hui, Soh Zi Quan Jayven, Chua Dingxun, Wyzac Yong Yue (Yang Yue), Kayson Ang Yi Xuan, Ammar Solihin Bin Muhd Ali, Lucus Cheng Jia Jun, Javier Foo Shi Xuan (Javier Fu Shixuan), Jaeden Chan, Leong Rui Ting Jermaine

Fourth Row

Ng Junwei, Javier, Adnan Bin Mohammad, Scott Teo Kia Qi (Zhang Jiaqi), Chan Jing Hai, Tu Boyuan, Lai Jun Feng Alonso, Danish Matyn Bin Mohammad Yuhadi, Tan Enzo, Sun Haoyuan

Not In Photo

Loh Jia Le Ryan

CLASS 4C

From left to right First Row

Ho Yan Yin Clare, Mira Farisha Binte Mohamad Faizal, Tang Hui En (Chen Hui’en) Sarah Atiqah Azrin, Safrin Ridha, Lim Tian Qin, Wong Hui Ying, Neo Xin En Calista

Second Row

Mr Kelvin Lee Kim Whye, Mr Stephen Su, Shajahan Afliha Nur, A Farhath Thasneem, Lee Boon Xin (Li Wenxin), Joyin Toh, Elise Chang Ja Xuen, Nurqaddriyah Binte Norfaizal, Pavatharani Kannan, Lim Yu Jie Bernice, Kaitlin Phua (Pan Ruixin), Mdm Rina Kawamoto, Mdm Rina Kawamoto

Third Row

Madhan Raj Ashvanth, Muhammad Aiman Zikry Bin Muhammad Raime, Lin Zhixin Aislyn, Selina Wang Zidan, Prahaliyah D/O Chandra Mohan, Sharveena Rajasinggam, Arsh Aahil Bin Muhammad Shafie, Sng Jing Sheng Warren (Sun Jingsheng), Chin Qi Yan

Fourth Row

Mishaal Fawzaan Shahul Hameed, Adhiananthan Enian Chathriya, Loh Yiat Yin Jorim (Lu Yixian), Leow Qi En, Neo Honvie, Yip Ding Xun, Misyari Rashid Bin Mohamed Zulhilmi, Liu Wen Ze, Aden

Not In Photo

Tan Jing Yi (Chen Jingyi), Muhammad Mizhan Bin Muhammad Osman Racial Harmony Day

From left to right

First Row

Chan Min, Charmaine (Chen Min), Wong Jing Wen, Victoria Tay Jia Hui, Natalie Denise Cheng Kai Xin, Nayli Qaireen Zara Binte Mohammad Fariq, Nur Illyana Insyirah Binte Mohamad Haizad, Loh Xian Ying (Lai Xianying), Apoorva Valli, Arissa Irdina Binte Azmi, Eunice Ng Si Qi

Second Row

Mr Lee Jing Yu, Pang Gia Han @Elizabeth Feng Jia Xin, Shasthi D/O Karthikesan, Sang Jia Xuan, Jolyn Lin Yu’en, Nur Hayani Daneen Binte Mohamad Rusdi, Koh Kay Ling Nicole, Kirsten Kao Rui En, Shanis Adlina Binte Shamsul, Sim Ying Xuan Desreen (Shen Yingxuan), Ms Tan Shu Yi

Third Row

Samantha Lee Xuan Hui, Genevieve Yip Yi Hyun, Choo Li Ying, Khoo Jing Wen Janell, Foo Wei En Kaylene (Fu Wei’en), Monica Lai Shuo, Koh Zhe Yin Emily, Raynie Chee Yue Ning, Padmatheertham Sinil Devna, Puteri Nur Alisya Binti Mohamed Hizanni

Fourth Row

Hoh Jay Sen, Soh Kay Yinn (Su Jiaying), Siddharth Manoj, Trinetra Vijayarajan, Adrianna Agilan, Tang Yu Hui, Charlene Loo, Aaron Tan Rui Jie, Thng Jie Ming Lucas, Vincent Ng

CLASS 4E

From left to right

First Row

Wong Ke Xin, Andrea Alya Binte Mohammad Zaki, Anevay Teo (Zhang Weini), Rajkumar Vasantha Rajkumar, Cheong Sum Yu (Zheng Xinyu), See Toh Zi Yan (Situ Ziyan), S Anjali Jai Anjana, Gan Li Xuan, Pang Kim Yun, Ariel Koe Yi Qin (Gao Yiqin).

Second Row

Ms Natalie Goh Chang Xiu, Jake Yeo Yong Zhe (Yang Yongzhe), Hwee Yi Ze Javen, Sultana Faizah D/O Mohamed Hussain, Irfana Begum Binte Mohamed Irshad, Nellikka Kottiyath Vaiga, Ow Zi Xin Tracy, Cheong Rui En Colette, Mr Stephen Su

Third Row

Aran Tan Jun Quan, Jethro Wong Zhi Yong, Suresh Joseph, Amburu Nimay Siddanth Kranth, Jerry Yap Zhan Hong, Chua Jiayun, Pek Jun Kai Tristan, Tong Jun Xi Aldric, Joshua Poh Tzu Chai (Fu Zicai)

Fourth Row

Isaiah Cheng Si Man (Zheng Shiwen), Muhammad Danial Bin Johar, Muhammad Aaqil Anaqi Bin Mohammed Farhan, Muhammad Fahim Bin Mohd Sufian, Khng Jun Xi Leroy, Jeremy Yap Xin Wei (Ye Xinwei), A. Karthik Somasundaram, Foo Cheng Xuan

Not In Photo

Evinatchiar Ramprasath, Poh Wen Wei Nicole

From left to right

First Row

Lin Xuanqi Chole, Goh Wen Xuan Kayla, Alya Asyura Binte Faizal, Ler Jie Xin, Wan Putri Aleesya Binte Norherman, Nur Syahirah Nabilah Binte Salamat, Mesevelle Tan Huang Si, Nur Faeqa Ellysya Binte Mohammad Fazly, Caroline Elizabeth Yeo, Rhezeki Randdy Seow

Second Row

Mr Peh Aik Hui, Koh Hwee Kim Crystal, Chen Linghui Krystle, Goh Xuan Xuan, Zhang Zixun, Dior Lee Mei Xuan, Ong Guang Yue Sapphire Cherry, Suhana D/O Sirajudeen, Chen Keyi Janelle, Annisa Binte Mohammed Shariff, Ms Lin Sijin

Third Row

Chow Li Ming (Cao Liming), Muhammad Jaqoub Dimashqi Bin Muhammad Izzuddin, Siew Yuan Yu, Poh Shi Ya Zilya, Chua Shi Wei Christina, Nicole Ferrer Kumar, Xie Jia Hui, Louis Ong Zheng Ying, Mohamad Irfan Haziq Bin Mohamad Haizad Fourth Row

Muhamad Darwisyh Bin Muhamad Taha, Balasubramanian Rahul, Korey Shi Ke Yu, Ramadhan Bin Noordin, Kothuva Mohammed Yasadaq Fazal Mohammed, Lee Ting Gui Jaymus, Darryl Hia Wei Jun, Agilesh S/O Dhevan, Koh Shao Lun Jayden (Xu Shaolun), Loh Caden

Not In Photo

Nur Ellysha Adrianna Binte Juma’at Ali

CLASS 4G

From left to right

First Row

Lily Emilyn Binte Mulyadi, Jershyne Lo Jia Xuan, Chelly Yap Hui En, Nur Syazwani Natasha Binte Roseman, Nettikara Jahabar Sathick Jumaana Rasheeqa, Farzana Maritza Devanandh, Leong Shao Ning, Siti Nuralysha Binte Muhamad Nor, Nur Shaura Farueza Binte Mohamad Nazri

Second Row

Mr Joel Wei Maojie, Tan Xin Tong, Nurliyana Amirah Binte Mohamad Fadli, Nur Haidah Akid Binte Muhammad Hasbi, Lim Yi Xuan Cheryl, Teo Sze Meen Semine (Zhang Shimin), Qistina Sayyidah Binte Noorazmi, Grace Toh Jia Ying, Nur Amirah Firzanah Binte Mohamed Shahrel, Racheal Song Yu Qing, Mdm Lim Li Yen

Third Row

Mohamad Farrell Aryan Putra Mohamad Faizal, Brendan Ong How Siong, Goh Yu (Wu Yu), Fahry Izrafel Bin Nor Azman, Chan Chun Wing, Alangudi Noorul Azath Mohamed Alsagoff, Kavin Tanaraj, Muhammad Nur Irfan Bin Abdullah, Jeremiah Joel S/O Nandakumaran

Fourth Row

Tay Jun Jie, Mohamad Ryan Sharizan Bin Mohamad Rizal, Bee Hao Zhe, Barry Seow Jun Quan, Chan Ye, Muhammad Firas Bin Noorazman, Schuyler Lee Jun Kai, Tan Xian Kai

Not In Photo

Mohamad Ilhan Matin Bin Mohamad Fadli, Saravanan Rakshit, Yee Hao Ren Casvin, Yugal Harshith Reddy Meruva

Polytechnic Open House

Project Autonomy

From left to right

First Row

Najida Ameerah Binte Khairudin, Clarise Loh En Ting, Dhia Asyura Binte Mohamad Yaszit, Maya Jnanachandra Ko, Anuksha Thani, Nathaliya Binti Abdul Rahman, Choo Yun Le Gisele, Tanusha D/O Jayaperakas, Poh Yue Zhen Grace, Ivy Kang

Second Row

Mr Foo Yong Shiong, Ms Julaiha Bte Haron, Seah Yi Xun Estrella Esmeralda Dan, Joeslin Tan Shi Han (Chen Shihan), Jelena Jebson, Chin Wen Xuan, Chua Ke Xuan Christabelle, Nur Aleeya Qistina Binte Mohammad Khamis, Yap Shu Qi, Ong Wen Xuan Nicole, Alayna Aleesha D/O Rashik Ahmed, Ms Shian Pui Kuen

Third Row

Muhammad Ariq Haziq Bin Muhammad Tajudin, Mohammed Fiqri Adrian Bin Mohammed Ridhuan, Muhammad Firash Ukasyah-Wira Bin Rahman, Aeryzan Astaghfary Bin Halilullah Al-Habsyi, Mohamed Edril Naufal Bin Muhammad Khair, Muhammad Qayroul Saifulbahari, Art Ryhydy Bin Hardi, Muhammad Afif Bin Muhammad Alif, Yap Zu Hang, B. Harish S/O S. Balamurali

Fourth Row

She Junjia, Soh Griffith Uy, Goh Yu Jin, Shaikh Mohammad Hakeem Bin Mohammad Fawzi Mattar, Yeo Zheng Huy, Sachein Murugesu, Neo Xu Xiang, Jayden Lau Boon Hock (Liu Wenfu), Ho Jia Le

Graduation Tea

Starting our Heritage Trail 2025

ARTWORK BY PUNGGOLITES IN CELEBRATION OF SG60 BUILDING OUR SINGAPORE TOGETHER

PHILOSOPHY

Education is a journey of self-discovery where students discover their strengths, weaknesses, talents and form their moral compass.

VISION

Future-ready Punggolites who are active contributors.

MISION

To nurture a vibrant community of self-directed and adaptable Punggolites, grounded in values.

MOTTO

Achievers With Character.

VALUES

礼 Propriety

义 Righteousness

廉 Integrity

耻 Self-respect

PUNGGOL SECONDARY SCHOOL

51 Edgefield Plains, Singapore 828870

Tel: 6489 7851 | Fax: 6489 7859

Email: punggol_ss@moe.edu.sg punggolsec.moe.edu.sg