Hua Yi Secondary School

What Hua Yi Secondary School does

Hua Yi Secondary School is a Singapore government secondary school located at 60 Jurong West Street 42, operating under the Ministry of Education (MOE). Established in 1956, the school serves Secondary 1 through 5 students across the G3 (Express), G2 (Normal Academic), and G1 (Normal Technical) streams and fully implemented Full Subject-Based Banding (FSBB) in 2024, enabling mixed-ability form classes with flexible subject-level enrolment. The institution runs three signature programmes: the Applied Learning Programme (ALP), which integrates Design Thinking across English, Design & Technology, ICT, Science, and Character and Citizenship Education with a focus on Health Science and Healthcare Technologies; the Learning for Life Programme (LLP) on Community Youth Leadership using a three-tier model (Tier 1 Leadership Challenge Model for all, Tier 2 selection across eight leadership groups, Tier 3 advanced programmes and overseas Service Learning Trips); and the Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP), which deploys an Apple iPad 10.9-inch 128GB WiFi (bundled with Logitech Ruggedized Keyboard Case and Apple Pencil) to every Secondary 1–3 student, integrated with the Singapore Student Learning Space (SLS), Google Classroom, and Goodnotes Classroom, with Jamf Device Management Application (DMA) managing the iPad fleet.

The school's technology stack extends to M5GO and Micro:bit kits for Secondary 1 block-based coding and computational thinking, AI EF Kit and ET Kit 2 for the Secondary 2 'AI for Fun' module, Microsoft Office ProPlus under the National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP), and the My Skills Future portal for Education and Career Guidance. The Secondary 1 ALP (M5GO/Micro:bit) and Secondary 2 AI for Fun module are fully funded by IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority) and MOE. The school is supported by a broad ecosystem of community partners (NTUC Health, Lion Befrienders, St Andrew Nursing Home, Jurong Green Community Club, Southwest CDC, Fei Yue Community Services, Halogen Foundation, WisdomNest, Corporation Primary, St Luke's), eco-stewardship partners (Singapore Penjing and Stone Appreciation Society, FairPrice Group, Warburg Vending, ALBA E-Waste), after-school programme partners (Lakeside Family Services, GRIT Academy-TGA), and international partner schools across Thailand (Rajavinit Mathayom School), Indonesia (SMAN 1 Bogor, Sekolah Maitreyawira Medan), the Philippines (Meridian International School), and Taiwan (Longshan Junior High School). The school adopted a five-house system (Altius, Citius, Diutius, Fortius, Latius) in 2022 and operates 17 Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) across Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups, Visual & Performing Arts, and Clubs & Societies, alongside an Environmental Education programme aligned with the Singapore Green Plan 2030.

As a Singapore government school, Hua Yi does not generate commercial revenue. Tuition is heavily subsidised by MOE, with Singapore Citizens paying minimal fees, Permanent Residents and International Students paying higher regulated fees, and financial assistance available for households with gross monthly income of $4,000 or below or per capita income of $1,000 or below. The 2026 Secondary 1 cohort indicative PSLE cut-off aggregate scores were 8–14 (G3), 21–23 (G2), and 25–27 (G1), and approximately 20% of the 2027 Secondary 1 cohort was admitted via the Direct School Admission Secondary (DSA-Sec) Exercise across talent areas in Sports and Games, Uniformed Groups, Student Leadership, and Performing Arts. The school maintains strong post-secondary progression outcomes, with the majority of G3 students eligible for junior college admission and nearly all qualifying for polytechnic courses. Competitive outcomes in 2024–2025 include: 2nd runner-up in the 2025 West Zone B Division Girls and National B Division Girls Volleyball Championships; Champions in the 2025 National B Division Boys League 4 (Football); Historical Scene Investigation Gold and Silver Team Awards (2025); Prove It! Gold Award Top 10 Teams (2024) and Silver Awards (2025); and 1st Runner-Up Team Award at the War & Diplomacy Challenge (2025). The school is preparing to celebrate its 70th Anniversary in 2026.

Name

Hua Yi Secondary School

Legal name

Hua Yi Secondary School

Website

https://huayisec.moe.edu.sg

Company type

Private

Founded year

1956

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Hua Yi Secondary School is a Singapore government secondary school in Jurong West serving Secondary 1–5 students through MOE-subsidised programmes, including the Applied Learning Programme (Design Thinking / Health Science), Learning for Life Programme (Community Youth Leadership), and Personalised Digital Learning Programme (1:1 iPad deployment).

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Secondary Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Instructional Delivery & Pedagogy (School-Led) (EDAJAFAB)

akta.pro secondary industries

Learning Management Systems (LMS) & Digital Classrooms (EDAJAMAA), Curriculum, Lesson Planning & Instructional Content Platforms (EDAJAMAD)

Keywords

• Secondary education
• Academic programmes
• Student leadership development
• Co-curricular activities
• Holistic 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, Others

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Hua Yi Secondary School is a Singapore government secondary school that delivers four-year secondary education for students aged approximately 12-17, spanning G3 (Express), G2 (Normal Academic), and G1 (Normal Technical) streams with Full Subject-Based Banding (FSBB) implemented fully in 2024. The school offers a comprehensive academic curriculum integrated with signature programmes including the Applied Learning Programme (ALP) on Design Thinking and interdisciplinary STEM, the Learning for Life Programme (LLP) on Community Youth Leadership, the Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) with 1:1 Apple iPad deployment, 17 Co-Curricular Activities across Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups, Visual & Performing Arts, and Clubs & Societies, plus Student Leadership, Cultural Studies, Environmental Education, Values in Action (VIA), Blended Learning, and Talent Development programmes.

Product overview

Hua Yi Secondary School is a Singapore government secondary school offering a comprehensive educational portfolio with both academic and student development programmes. The school operates as a unified educational platform comprising multiple integrated programmes: the Applied Learning Programme (ALP) focused on Design Thinking and emerging technologies; the Learning for Life Programme (LLP) emphasizing Community Youth Leadership; and the Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) providing iPad-based learning with Google Suite and Microsoft Office integration. Full Subject-Based Banding (FSBB) allows flexible subject streaming at G1/G2/G3 levels. The school offers extensive Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) across sports, uniformed groups, performing arts, and clubs. Additional offerings include Student Leadership Development (8 leadership groups), Cultural Studies Programme, Environmental Education, Values in Action (VIA), Blended Learning combining Project Sandbox and Home-Based Learning, Talent Development Programme, and Direct School Admission (DSA) for talent-based admissions.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Applied Learning Programme (ALP) A signature programme embracing Design Thinking and an interdisciplinary approach, integrating English, Design & Technology, ICT, Science, and Character and Citizenship Education. Equips students to apply emerging technologies including M5GO/Micro:bit block-based coding and AI concepts to solve authentic real-world challenges with a three-tiered developmental structure. Targeted at Secondary 1-4 students.
• Learning for Life Programme (LLP) - Community Youth Leadership Community Youth Leadership programme focusing on developing life skills and values while helping students discover strengths, interests, and talents. Uses a three-tiered approach with authentic development opportunities including Values-in-Action (VIA) experiences and overseas Service Learning Trips for outstanding leaders.
• Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) Digital learning initiative providing every Secondary 1, 2, and 3 student with an Apple iPad bundle (iPad 10.9-inch 128GB WiFi with Logitech Ruggedized Keyboard Case and Apple Pencil). Integrates Google Classrooms, e-books, and MOE's Singapore Student Learning Space for enhanced educational experiences.
• Full Subject-Based Banding (FSBB) Fully implemented in 2024, removing different streams. Students grouped into mixed form classes with common curriculum subjects (Art, CCE, D&T, FCE, Music, PE) while taking SBB subjects at G1, G2, or G3 level in languages, mathematics, sciences, and humanities. Targeted at all Secondary 1-4/5 students.
• Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) Comprehensive CCA programme including Physical Sports (Badminton, Basketball, Netball, Track & Field, Volleyball, Football), Uniformed Groups (NCC, NPCC, Red Cross Youth), Visual & Performing Arts (Concert Band, Cultural Dance, Guzheng Ensemble, Modern Dance, Show Choir, Drama & Debate), and Clubs & Societies. Targeted at all enrolled students.
• Direct School Admission (DSA-Sec) DSA-Sec exercise allowing Primary 6 students admission based on achievements and talents before PSLE results are released. Talent areas include Sports and Games (Badminton, Basketball, Football, Netball, Track & Field, Volleyball), Performing Arts (Concert Band, Cultural Dance, Guzheng Ensemble, Modern Dance, Show Choir), Student Leadership, and Uniformed Groups (NCC, NPCC, Red Cross Youth).

Quantifiable outcome

• Secondary 1 formative assessment only; no Mid-Year Exam; summative review at end of year — reduces exam pressure on lower secondary students
• +2 more outcomes

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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No

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Integration6 records

AI capability7 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

20 partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• Corporation PrimaryminorOthersCommunity partner collaborating with Hua Yi to provide authentic learning opportunities for students through community engagement initiatives, supporting the school's holistic development goals.
• St Luke'sminorOthersCommunity partner engaged in collaborations supporting the school's community service and Values-in-Action (VIA) programmes for student holistic development.
• NTUC HealthminorOthersCommunity partner providing authentic learning opportunities for students in the health and wellness domain, supporting VIA and community engagement activities.
• Lion BefriendersminorOthersCommunity partner enabling students to engage with elderly residents through VIA projects and service learning, contributing to Hua Yi's community youth leadership outcomes.
• St Andrew Nursing HomeminorOthersCommunity partner providing students with service learning opportunities to interact with and support elderly residents, aligned with the LLP's community focus.
• Jurong Green Community Club (CC)minorOthersCommunity partner in Jurong West providing a platform for student community involvement and National Education commemorative events.
• Southwest CDCminorOthersSouthwest CDC collaborates with Hua Yi on community programmes and initiatives that broaden students' engagement with the local district.
• Fei Yue Community ServicesminorOthersCommunity services partner providing student engagement opportunities in VIA projects and community service programmes.
• Halogen FoundationminorOthersPartner supporting student leadership development and character education programmes in the school.
• WisdomNestminorOthersCommunity partner engaged in supporting the school's VIA and community engagement activities for holistic student development.
• Singapore Penjing and Stone Appreciation SocietyminorOthersEco-stewardship partner supporting the school's environmental education through initiatives such as the Adopt-a-Bonsai programme and bonsai appreciation activities for students, fostering cultural awareness and sustainable habits.
• FairPrice GroupminorOthersEco-stewardship partner supporting the school's environmental sustainability initiatives, including recycling drives and community gifting and sharing projects.
• Warburg Vending Pte LtdminorOthersEco-stewardship partner supporting e-waste collection campaigns and responsible disposal practices among students.
• ALBA E-WasteminorOthersEco-stewardship partner collaborating on e-waste collection campaigns, helping students cultivate sustainable habits and understand responsible resource management.
• Lakeside Family Services / GRIT Academy (TGA)minorOthersPartners in the school's after-school engagement programmes. TGA runs a 6-9 month mentoring programme through experiential activities supported by mentors. Youth Venture is an 8-month adventure-themed programme to develop character and resilience.
• Rajavinit Mathayom School (Bangkok, Thailand)minorOthersInternational partner school enabling cross-cultural student exchanges and collaborative projects that deepen students' socio-cultural sensitivity and appreciation of Singapore's regional context.
• SMAN 1 Bogor (Bogor, Indonesia)minorOthersInternational partner school facilitating student exchanges that support the school's Cultural Studies Programme and internationalisation goals.
• Meridian International School (Manila, Philippines)minorOthersInternational partner school supporting cross-cultural learning and student exchanges aligned with Hua Yi's internationalisation programme.
• Longshan Junior High School (Taipei, Taiwan)minorOthersSister school with which Hua Yi conducts STEM-focused overseas exchange trips, including visits to Sha Yang Robot Wonderland and collaborative bridge design projects with Taiwanese peers.
• Sekolah Maitreyawira Medan (Medan, Indonesia)minorOthersInternational partner school supporting the school's internationalisation programme through student exchanges that promote socio-cultural understanding.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Commonwealth Secondary School: Singapore government secondary school located in the same western region (Commonwealth area) as Hua Yi, serving a similar demographic mix with comparable MOE-driven ALP/LLP/FSBB programme structures.
• Dunman Secondary School: Established Singapore government secondary school with similar co-curricular breadth, DSA-Sec talent areas, and MOE-aligned signature programmes.
• Shuqun Secondary School: Singapore government secondary school in the Jurong/East region offering comparable MOE academic programmes, CCAs, and DSA-Sec admissions in similar talent areas.
• Yuhua Secondary School: Government secondary school in the Jurong region offering similar G3/G2/G1 streaming, DSA-Sec, and CCAs, serving as a direct competitor for the same student catchment.
• Jurong Secondary School: Co-located in the Jurong district, this MOE government secondary school serves the same catchment and competes with Hua Yi for Sec 1 postings under the same PSLE-based admission system.
• Hong Kah Secondary School: Western-region Singapore government secondary school offering similar PSLE-based admissions, FSBB streaming, and MOE signature programmes as Hua Yi.
• Crest Secondary School: Singapore government secondary school operating with a comparable MOE framework and similar Sec 1 admission profile serving a parallel student demographic in Singapore.
• Pioneer Secondary School: Singapore government secondary school serving the western catchment with comparable MOE programme structures and DSA-Sec admission categories.
• Boon Lay Secondary School: Western Singapore government secondary school with a comparable mid-tier cut-off profile and similar MOE-driven programme portfolio, directly competing for Jurong-region Sec 1 students.

Broad incumbents

• Ministry of Education, Singapore: The parent authority and policy/funder of all Singapore government secondary schools. Not a direct competitor but defines the curriculum, funding, and admission framework within which Hua Yi operates.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Instagraminstagram.com/huayisecondary
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/hua-yi-secondary-school

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Profiles4 records

Funding overview

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