Bedok Green Primary School

What Bedok Green Primary School does

Bedok Green Primary School (BGPS) is a Singapore government co-educational primary school established in 2001 through the merger of Bedok View Primary School and Bedok South Primary School, operating under the Ministry of Education (MOE). The school serves Primary 1 to Primary 6 students (ages 7–12) drawn from the Bedok, East Coast, Siglap, Frankel, Fengshan, and Chai Chee regions, with enrollment allocated via MOE's centralized P1 Registration system. Education is delivered through a Total Curriculum Framework anchored by two MOE-recognized signature programmes: the Applied Learning Programme E2@BGPS (environmental education spanning biodiversity, resources/sustainability, waste management, and alternative energies) and the Learning for Life Programme STRIVE@BGPS (values education through sports and aesthetics). The school offers 14 Co-Curricular Activities across Clubs and Societies, Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups, and Visual and Performing Arts, supported by Character and Citizenship Education via The Leader in Me framework and an emerging digital literacy track (Be Digitally Lit! @ BGPS) aligned with MOE EdTech Masterplan 2030.

The school's business model is fundamentally public-sector: primary funding flows from the Ministry of Education on a per-student grant basis, with revenue figures not publicly disclosed. Ancillary services — school bus (Kosen Transport Pte Ltd), student care (Ace @ Work Student Care), books (Pacific Bookstores Pte Ltd), and uniforms (KH Uniform Pte Ltd) — are operated by approved external vendors who charge parents directly. Go-to-market is not commercial; communications with parents run through the Parents' Gateway app, termly Principal's Newsletters, an annual P1 Parent Engagement session, and an annual e-Open House, all supported by an Isomer-hosted school website and a Facebook page.

The school is led by Principal Mr Benjamin Yong, supported by three Vice-Principals (Mrs Senthil Poonkodi, Mdm Leong Kit Yee, and Mr Chua Kok Seng). Operational scale indicators include 14 CCAs across four categories, a single-session timetable of 7:30am–1:30pm weekdays, and a 25th Anniversary milestone being marked in 2026. Notable student outcomes include a Lee Kuan Yew All Round Excellence Awardee (2023), Singapore Silent Hero Awardees (2025), a Malathi Das Bilingual Awardee (2025), and National Digital Explorer Gold and Bronze Awards (2023). International exposure is provided through Overseas Learning Experience partnerships with schools in Mihama (Japan), Chengdu and Hong Kong (China), and Nantou (Taiwan), alongside a Home Visit Exchange with The Japanese School, Singapore.

Name

Bedok Green Primary School

Legal name

Bedok Green Primary School

Website

https://bedokgreenpri.moe.edu.sg

Company type

Private

Founded year

2001

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Bedok Green Primary School is a Singapore government co-educational primary school under the Ministry of Education, serving Primary 1 to Primary 6 students in the Bedok area with a Total Curriculum Framework anchored by signature environmental (E2@BGPS) and values education (STRIVE@BGPS) programmes.

Ownership category

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Product category

Primary Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Public Elementary Schools (EDAJAAAB)

Keywords

• Primary education services
• Government primary school
• Primary school curriculum
• Co-curricular activities
• Character citizenship education

Headquarters

HQ city

Singapore

HQ country

Singapore

HQ region

Asia

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. School Services Revenue: The school operates canteen stalls, school bus service, bookshop, and uniform supplier as ancillary services. These generate revenue through vendor fees and service charges to students.
2. Government Funding: As a Singapore government school, primary funding comes from the Ministry of Education. The school philosophy is that Every Child Matters, with structures and programmes to support all students regardless of starting point.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Bedok Green Primary School is a Singapore government co-educational primary school that delivers six years of formal primary education (Primary 1 to Primary 6) for children aged 7-12 in English and Mother Tongue Languages (Chinese, Malay, Tamil). Its core offering is a Total Curriculum Framework combining core academic subjects, two MOE-designated signature programmes (Applied Learning Programme in Environmental Education, Learning for Life Programme in Values through Sports and Aesthetics), 14 Co-Curricular Activities, Character and Citizenship Education, and EdTech-enabled learning supported by MOE's Student Learning Space.

Product overview

Bedok Green Primary School is a Singapore government co-ed primary school offering a comprehensive educational programme for Primary 1 to Primary 6 students. The school provides a unified Total Curriculum Framework that integrates core academic subjects (English, Mathematics, Science, Mother Tongue Languages) with signature programmes including Applied Learning Programme (E2@BGPS) focused on environmental education and Learning for Life Programme (STRIVE@BGPS) focused on sports and aesthetics. The school also offers extensive Co-Curricular Activities across Visual and Performing Arts, Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups, and Clubs and Societies, along with Character and Citizenship Education, Ed Tech Programmes, and Overseas Learning Experiences. The philosophy of 'Every Child Matters' undergirds all programmes designed to develop students as Empowered Learners, Persons of Strength and Character.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Applied Learning Programme (ALP) - E2@BGPS (Environmental Education) MOE-designated Applied Learning Programme empowering Primary 1-6 students with environmental knowledge across biodiversity, sustainability, waste management and alternative energies domains, delivered through school-wide lessons, interdisciplinary project work, learning journeys and advanced group activities.
• Learning for Life Programme (LLP) - STRIVE@BGPS MOE-designated Learning for Life Programme that uses Sports and Aesthetics (STRIVE) to inculcate the school's 5 values (Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Resilience, Compassion) through Outdoor Adventure Programme, Olympic Values Education Programme, and Museum-Based Learning for Primary 1-6 students.
• Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) Programme Programme offering 14 Co-Curricular Activities across Clubs and Societies (Infocomm and Media Club), Physical Sports (Badminton, Basketball, Football, Rugby), Uniformed Groups (Brownies, Cub Scouts), and Visual and Performing Arts (Angklung, Art Club, Chinese Dance, Choir, English Drama Club, Guzheng Ensemble, Malay Dance) to help students discover and cultivate their interests and talents.
• Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) Programme Programme that inculcates core values (Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Resilience, Compassion) and builds social-emotional competencies through The Leader in Me 7 Habits framework and National Education Social Studies (NESS) for Primary 1-6 students.
• EdTech Programmes Digital literacy and technological skills programmes including Be Digitally Lit! @ BGPS Programme (aligned with MOE EdTech Masterplan 2030), Code for Fun (using Sphero Bolt and Micro:bit), National Digital Explorer, and Touch Typing, delivered across Primary 1-6 to develop digital fluency and coding skills.
• Total Curriculum Framework Comprehensive curriculum framework encompassing core learning domains (English, Mathematics, Science, Mother Tongue Languages, Aesthetics, PHE), signature programmes (E2@BGPS, STRIVE@BGPS), High Ability Learners Programme (E2K Math, E2K Science, Debate, Artist-in-School Scheme), CCA, Lead Programme, and Overseas Learning Experience, organized under the philosophy of Every Child Matters.

Quantifiable outcome

• Excellent PSLE results sustained by 2025 graduates
• +4 more outcomes

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Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Partnerships

26 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• MENDAKIcoreOthersMENDAKI ( Mosque-Based Education Council) provides educational support and resources for Malay/Muslim students in Singapore. Partnership supports the diverse student population at BGPS.
• NLB Kids ReadcoreOthersNational Library Board's reading programme for children. Provides weekly reading sessions for selected P1 and P2 students at BGPS to promote love of reading.
• Family MattersminorOthersFamily support programme that works with schools to strengthen family units and parent-child relationships.
• Food From the HeartminorOthersFood charity organization. Partnership provides food assistance to students and families in need within the school community.
• Health Promotion BoardcoreOthersGovernment health agency providing health education resources, school dental services, and support for student health programmes including Grow Well @SG and Active Youth Recharge.
• Restroom Association of SingaporeminorOthersOrganization promoting hygiene and cleanliness standards. Partnership supports environmental education and cleanliness awareness at the school.
• Dads For LifeminorOthersFather involvement programme that encourages dads to actively participate in their children's education and development.
• Bedok Community CentrecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocal community centre providing community activities and support. School works closely with Bedok CC for community-related events and activities for students.
• South East Community Development CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGovernment body supporting community development in the South East district. Partnership provides resources and programmes for community engagement.
• Bedok View Secondary SchoolminorOthersNeighbouring secondary school for potential DSA students and school leaver transitions.
• Bedok Green Secondary SchoolminorOthersNeighbouring secondary school for potential DSA students and school leaver transitions.
• Temasek Secondary SchoolminorOthersNeighbouring secondary school for potential DSA students and school leaver transitions.
• Temasek Junior CollegeminorOthersIP school partner for cross-cultural exchanges and activities. Collaborates with BGPS for e-THINK Challenge competition.
• Mihama Town Schools (Japan)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOverseas Learning Experience (OLE) partner school in Japan. Provides cross-cultural exchange opportunities for students to develop global awareness.
• Schools in Chengdu and Hong Kong (China)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOverseas Learning Experience (OLE) partner schools in China. Provides cultural immersion and exchange programmes for students.
• Schools in Nantou (Taiwan)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOverseas Learning Experience (OLE) partner school in Taiwan. Provides cross-cultural exchange and experiential learning opportunities.
• The Japanese School, SingaporeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner for Home Visit Exchange Programme. Students connect with peers through home visits and cultural exchanges, developing empathy and global perspectives.
• Kosen Transport Pte LtdcoreOthersOfficial school bus operator providing transportation services for students. Contact: 96801592. Operates from 1 Jan 2026 to 31 Dec 2026.
• Ace @ Work Student CarecoreOthersStudent care centre operator providing before and after school care services. Located at 290D Bukit Batok East Avenue 3. Contact: 68998622.
• Pacific Bookstores Pte LtdcoreOthersOfficial school bookshop and stationery supplier. Located at 14 Arumugam Road, #08-01 Lion Building C, Singapore 409959. Online store: www.pacificbookstores.com.
• KH Uniform Pte LtdcoreOthersOfficial school uniform supplier. Located at 8 Boon Lay Way, #03-14 Singapore 609964. Online store: www.khuniform.com. Contact: 6479 6811.
• National Gallery SingaporeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner for Museum-Based Learning at Primary 4. Students participate in museum visits with pre-visit preparation and post-visit reflection using museum journals.
• Artist-in-School SchememinorOthersProgramme connecting schools with professional artists. Selected Higher Ability Learners work with professional artists culminating in exhibitions.
• Science Centre SingaporecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner for Science Busking, Sony Creative Science Award, and other science enrichment programmes. Provides hands-on science learning opportunities.
• Crescent Girls' SchoolminorOthersCo-organiser of National Digital Explorer (NDE) programme with ICDL Asia. Provides digital literacy training and competition platform.
• SMRTminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStudent Ambassador training programme with SMRT. Students trained to enhance commuter experience by providing assistance at MRT trains and stations.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Rulang Primary School: Singapore government primary school in Jurong region offering P1-P6 education. Comparable as a fellow MOE primary school operating under the same curriculum framework and centralised enrollment system.
• Nanyang Primary School: Singapore government co-ed primary school under MOE delivering Primary 1-6 education with a bilingual emphasis. Directly comparable as a public primary school serving Singaporean children within the centralised MOE framework.
• Tao Nan School: Singapore government-aided co-ed primary school with heritage dating back over a century. Comparable as a long-established Singapore primary school with strong community identity and academic outcomes.
• Ai Tong School: Singapore government-aided co-ed primary school with established signature programmes in science and innovation. Comparable as a fellow MOE primary school with recognised ALP/LLP designations.
• Henry Park Primary School: Singapore government co-ed primary school offering P1-P6 education with established signature programmes. Comparable as a neighbourhood government primary school operating under the same MOE curriculum and centralised registration system.
• Pei Chun Public School: Singapore government-aided co-ed primary school with a strong bilingual (English-Chinese) heritage. Comparable as a long-standing MOE primary school emphasising Mother Tongue and holistic education.
• Nan Hua Primary School: Singapore government co-ed primary school with strong emphasis on character and citizenship education and holistic programmes. Comparable as a fellow MOE primary school offering signature programmes and CCAs.
• Anglo-Chinese School (Junior): Singapore government-aided boys' primary school with strong academic track record. Comparable as a Singapore primary school with heritage brand operating under MOE governance with established DSA pathways.

Others

• National Institute of Education (NIE): Singapore's teacher training institute under Nanyang Technological University, supplying trained educators to all Singapore primary schools including BGPS. Comparable as an ecosystem participant shaping teacher pipeline and pedagogical practice.

Broad incumbents

• Ministry of Education, Singapore: Parent governing body of all Singapore government and government-aided primary schools including BGPS. Relevant as the broader institutional incumbent that sets curriculum, allocates funding, and manages school-level policy.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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