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Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided co-educational secondary school located at 47 Hougang Avenue 1, Singapore 538884, serving students in Secondary 1 through Secondary 5 across Express, Normal (Academic), and Normal (Technical) streams under the national Full Subject-Based Banding framework (piloted since 2020). Founded in 1910 by the Hainanese Community as Yock Eng High School, the school has 115 years of operating history and transitioned to English-medium instruction between 1981 and 1988 before adopting its current name and Hougang premises in 1985. In 2015, it signed a 30-year Government-Aided agreement with the Ministry of Education that secures its operating status through approximately 2045.

The school's curriculum spans English Language & Literature, Mother Tongue Languages, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Craft & Technology, Physical Education, and Music, supplemented by signature programmes: an Applied Learning Programme (ALP) built on design thinking partnerships with Singapore Institute of Technology and Super Bean International / Mr Bean; a Learning for Life Programme (LLP) called Yuying CARES focused on community and youth leadership; a STEM programme anchored in a Dyson-NTU sustainability collaboration; and Sustainability Education integrated school-wide. Co-curricular activity spans Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups (Boys' Brigade, Girls' Brigade, St John Brigade, NCC, NPCC), Visual & Performing Arts (Concert Band, Malay Dance, Chinese Dance, Guitar Ensemble, Guzheng Ensemble, 24 Seasons Drums), and Clubs & Societies (InnoTech Club, Eco EAGLES, Drama Club, Photography Club), with a record of 16 consecutive years of SYF Distinction for Concert Band and 5 consecutive for Malay Dance.

The school operates inside Singapore's national education infrastructure: Student Learning Space (SLS), the National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP) with Personal Learning Devices (Chromebooks), the eGiro fee payment system, the centralised DSA-Sec admissions portal (with SingPass authentication), and Parents Gateway (PG) for parent communications. Revenue is almost entirely MOE-funded; the only direct student fees are modest monthly amounts (S$5 miscellaneous fee for Singapore Citizens, scaling to S$2,190 for non-ASEAN international students) that defray part of the cost of education. Admissions flow through the national S1 Posting Exercise plus Direct School Admission (DSA-Sec) talent pipelines in Wushu, Volleyball (Girls), Concert Band, and Community Youth Leadership. Governance sits with a School Management Committee chaired by Mdm Lee Kim Moi, an active Alumni Association (founded 1994), and a Parent Support Group (PSG), under Principal Mr Chong Jack Sheng and four Vice-Principals.

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Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school in Hougang serving Sec 1-5 students across Express, NA, and NT streams, offering the MOE-aligned curriculum alongside signature ALP, LLP, STEM, and sustainability programmes under a 30-year MOE agreement signed in 2015.

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secondary school education, subject-based banding, co-curricular activities, applied learning programme, student leadership development
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  • Elementary and Secondary Schools611110
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Secondary Education
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Pricing details4 tiers
1Singapore Citizens (SC) - $25/month total
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
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Monthly school fee: $20 (Miscellaneous Fee $5) = $25 total per month. For Year 2026 onwards.

yuyingsec.moe.edu.sg
2Singapore Permanent Residents (PR) - $700/month total
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Monthly school fee: $20 + Miscellaneous Fee $680 = $700 total per month.

yuyingsec.moe.edu.sg
3International Students ASEAN - $1,111.80/month
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Monthly school fee: $21.80 + Miscellaneous Fee $1,090 = $1,111.80 total per month.

yuyingsec.moe.edu.sg
4International Students Non-ASEAN - $2,211.80/month
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Monthly school fee: $21.80 + Miscellaneous Fee $2,190 = $2,211.80 total per month.

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Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school providing comprehensive secondary education for students aged approximately 12-17 across Sec 1-5. The school delivers a full academic curriculum under the Engaged and Deep Learning Framework, supplemented by signature programmes (Applied Learning Programme in design thinking, Learning for Life Programme Yuying CARES, STEM, and Sustainability Education) and over 20 Co-Curricular Activities across sports, performing arts, uniformed groups, and clubs. Student development is supported through a tiered Student Leadership Programme and Student Well-Being framework.

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  • SYF Arts Presentation Distinction 2009–2025 for Concert Band
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Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school offering a comprehensive educational programme across Secondary 1-5. The school's core academic curriculum is structured under the Engaged and Deep Learning Framework, covering English Language & Literature, Mother Tongue Languages (Chinese, Malay, Tamil), Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Craft & Technology, Physical Education, and Music. The school operates distinctive Signature Programmes including the Applied Learning Programme (ALP) focused on sustainability and design thinking, the Learning for Life Programme (LLP) Yuying CARES emphasizing community and youth leadership, a STEM Programme with hands-on activities, and Sustainability Education. The school offers extensive Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) across Physical Sports (Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis, Sepak Takraw, Volleyball, Wushu), Uniformed Groups (Boys' Brigade, Girls' Brigade, St John Brigade, NCC, NPCC), Visual & Performing Arts (Chinese Dance, Concert Band, Guzheng Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble, Malay Dance, 24 Seasons Drums), and Clubs & Societies (Drama Club, Eco EAGLES, InnoTech Club, Photography Club). Student development is supported through Student Well-Being & Resilience Framework, Student Leadership Programme (tiered from self to community leadership), and Student Management. The school also participates in the national Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) providing students with Chromebooks. Admissions are facilitated through Direct School Admission (DSA) for students with talents in sports, arts, and leadership.

Product and service24 records
1STEM Programme
CategorySignature Programme
Description

Comprehensive STEM education programme with hands-on activities including chemical-powered vehicle design, drone coding with Python, scent-making workshops, and VR mathematics adventures, in collaboration with Dyson-NTU.

2Applied Learning Programme (ALP)
CategorySignature Programme
Description

Curriculum integrating Design Thinking and Critical Design Futures Thinking, partnering with Singapore Institute of Technology for the Sec 1 Eco-Innovators Programme and Super Bean International (Mr Bean) for the Sec 2 Food Innovation Programme.

3Learning for Life Programme (LLP) - Yuying CARES
CategorySignature Programme
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Community and Youth Leadership programme using the CARES framework (Collaborate, Act, Reflect, Empathise, Serve) across Sec 1-5, covering Sustainability, Active Ageing, and Advocacy for Inclusivity.

4Sustainability Education at Yuying
CategorySignature Programme
Description

Whole-school sustainability programme connecting classroom knowledge with real-world applications, including the Dyson-NTU Sustainability Collaboration and Eco Ambassador initiatives.

5Yuying Changemakers Programme
CategoryTalent Development Programme
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Platform cultivating youth leaders for the community using design thinking framework; develops confident speakers, committed collaborators, and compassionate leaders.

6Yuying Scholars Programme
CategoryTalent Development Programme
Description

Scholarship programme for students with aptitude for Design Thinking and STEM education, supporting pursuits in design and innovation.

7Student Leadership Programme
CategoryStudent Development Programme
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Four-tiered leadership development (Self Leadership, Peer Leadership, Team Leadership, Community Leadership) using The Leadership Challenge framework.

8Student Well-Being Programme
CategoryStudent Development Programme
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Comprehensive well-being framework including Buddy Mission, Peer Support Leaders, Breakfast with Form Teachers, and school-wide emotional regulation and cyber wellness programmes.

9Direct School Admission (DSA) Exercise
CategoryAdmissions Programme
Description

DSA-Sec exercise for Primary 6 students to join Yuying through talents in Sports & Games (Volleyball, Wushu), Performing Arts (Concert Band), and Community Youth Leadership.

10Concert Band CCA
CategoryCCA - Visual & Performing Arts
Description

Music ensemble CCA with performance opportunities from school events to national stage; achieved SYF Arts Presentation Distinction from 2009-2025 and performed at NDP 2022 and 2024.

11Malay Dance CCA
CategoryCCA - Visual & Performing Arts
Description

Dance CCA preserving traditional Malay dance while exploring contemporary styles; achieved Certificate of Distinction at SYF Arts Presentation 2025 (5th consecutive SYF).

12Guitar Ensemble CCA
CategoryCCA - Visual & Performing Arts
Description

Music ensemble developing musicianship through collaborative music-making; achieved Certificate of Distinction at 2023 SYF Arts Presentation.

13Guzheng Ensemble CCA
CategoryCCA - Visual & Performing Arts
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Traditional Chinese music ensemble developing musical skills through learning and performance of the Guzheng; open to all students regardless of prior musical background.

14Chinese Dance CCA
CategoryCCA - Visual & Performing Arts
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Dance CCA exploring Chinese dance while building skills through posture and breathing exercises; achieved Certificate of Distinction at 2023 SYF.

1524 Seasons Drums CCA
CategoryCCA - Visual & Performing Arts
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Traditional percussion ensemble CCA developing musical proficiency, teamwork, perseverance, focus, and self-discipline; performed at Singapore's Largest Inclusive Concert.

16Boys' Brigade CCA
CategoryCCA - Uniformed Groups
Description

International uniformed youth group offering adventure-based activities including kayaking, archery, abseiling, rock climbing, and cycling; achieved James Milner Fraser Award for Excellence (High Distinction) 2024.

17Girls' Brigade CCA
CategoryCCA - Uniformed Groups
Description

Platform for girls to grow in character, leadership, and service through weekly sessions including devotions, badgework, recreational games, and drill; awarded Silver at 2025 Girls' Brigade Drill Competition.

18St John Brigade CCA
CategoryCCA - Uniformed Groups
Description

Uniformed group training cadets in Basic First Aid, Basic Cardiac Life Support with AED, and additional certifications; achieved 2025 Corps Achievement Award.

19National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) CCA
CategoryCCA - Uniformed Groups
Description

Develops disciplined, responsible, and resilient individuals through drills, leadership training, community engagement, and law awareness programmes.

20National Cadet Corps (NCC) CCA
CategoryCCA - Uniformed Groups
Description

Military-based programme developing resilience, teamwork, and commitment through foot drills, fieldcraft, adventure training, and leadership development.

21InnoTech Club CCA
CategoryCCA - Clubs & Societies
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Innovation and technology club with hands-on experiences in robotics, coding, multimedia production, and app development; competes in First Lego League Challenge and Drone Odyssey Challenge.

22Eco EAGLES CCA
CategoryCCA - Clubs & Societies
Description

Environmental club developing Enterprising, Adaptable, and Gracious Leaders passionate about sustainability; activities include rice harvesting, Mandai Zoo workshops, and green initiatives.

23Drama Club CCA
CategoryCCA - Clubs & Societies
Description

Performing arts club cultivating imaginative individuals through drama; achieved Certificate of Accomplishment at 2023 and 2025 SYF Arts Presentation.

24Photography Club CCA
CategoryCCA - Clubs & Societies
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Photography club equipping students with digital camera handling and photography techniques; participates in Our Schools, Our Stories (OSOS) Competition.

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Partnership12 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Dyson-NTU Sustainability Collaboration empowers students through the STEM programme at the Dyson-NTU Studio. Students participate in immersive workshops and design challenges including building solar-powered cars, applying principles of innovation, sustainability, and renewable energy. Senior students who have completed the programme return to guide their peers, promoting student-led sustainability leadership.

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Collaboration with Singapore Institute of Technology for the Secondary 1 Eco-Innovators Programme. Students develop workable solutions to real-world problems such as food wastage in the school canteen, applying design thinking methodology and sustainability principles.

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Partnership with Super Bean International (commonly known as Mr Bean) for the Secondary 2 Food Innovation Programme. Students innovate with Mr Bean to create new food products from soya bean pulps, which would otherwise be discarded, promoting food sustainability and entrepreneurship.

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Science Centre Singapore collaborates with the school for the Lower Secondary Science STEM Playground Challenge, organized with the James Dyson Foundation. Students engage in hands-on STEM challenges that foster collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

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James Dyson Foundation supports the STEM Playground Challenge organized with Science Centre Singapore, providing students with opportunities for experiential STEM learning and innovation challenges.

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CDA's Training and Education Division manages the eTeens programme (formerly managed by Health Promotion Board until 1 April 2025) for Secondary 3 students. eTeens provides accurate information on STIs, HIV, and protection from a health perspective, conducted in two segments: a mass talk and a classroom-based programme.

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NTUC Income provides Group Personal Accident (GPA) Insurance for all students, covering 24-hour worldwide accident protection at school premises, during school-related activities including CCA and sports. Claims are submitted online through Income's GPA portal.

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Acer Service Centre (29 International Business Park Road #01-07, Acer Building, Tower A) provides hardware support for school-issued Chromebooks under the PDLP programme.

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Lenovo Service Centre (Tai Seng Centre, 3 Irving Road #01-17) provides hardware support for school-issued Chromebooks under the PDLP programme.

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Cluster S6 Table Tennis CCA is a collaboration among four schools: Yuying Secondary School, Bartley Secondary School, Peicai Secondary School, and St. Gabriel's Secondary School. The cluster enhances social interaction, teamwork, and sportsmanship through shared training and participation in tournaments.

11Hainanese Community (Singapore)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

The school was founded by the Hainanese Community in Singapore in 1910. The Hainanese community historically supported the school's establishment and development. The school maintains ties with the Hainanese community through its heritage.

yuyingsec.moe.edu.sg
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The Yuying Parent Support Group (PSG) is an active parent volunteer group supporting school initiatives, events, and community building. PSG members participate in activities and help strengthen school-home partnerships. The PSG maintains a Facebook page for community engagement.

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A Singapore secondary school named as a Yuying cluster partner for shared CCA training and inter-school competitions. Closest peer in scale and tier, sharing the same MOE framework, S1 Posting intake, and Table Tennis cluster arrangement.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Singapore secondary school with Methodist mission heritage, comparable to Yuying as a Singapore MOE secondary provider with mission/community roots, signature programmes, and similar operating scale within the same national education framework.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Singapore secondary school named as a Yuying cluster partner within the Cluster S6 Table Tennis collaboration. Closest functional peer, sharing the same MOE operating model, government-aided or government status, and joint CCA participation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Singapore government secondary school in Hougang/Sengkang vicinity, directly comparable as a peer-tier Singapore MOE secondary provider in the same geographic catchment as Yuying, competing in the same S1 Posting Exercise for nearby students.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

An autonomous girls' secondary school with a strong mission-based heritage (CHIJ). Comparable to Yuying as a Singapore MOE secondary school with a distinctive heritage/community foundation, signature programmes, and DSA-Sec talent pathways, though at a higher prestige tier.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

An autonomous secondary school in eastern Singapore offering the same MOE curriculum, DSA-Sec talent pathways, and signature programmes as Yuying but at a higher prestige and resource tier. Comparable as a co-equal MOE-aligned secondary provider with similar Singapore-market positioning.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A top-tier Singapore autonomous school with an integrated secondary programme under MOE governance. Comparable as a Singapore secondary education provider operating within the same national framework (S1 Posting, MOE syllabus, DSA-Sec) but at a higher resource and prestige tier than Yuying.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A top autonomous girls' secondary school under MOE governance with high academic outcomes and an active alumni network. Comparable to Yuying as a Singapore MOE secondary education provider, though operating at a substantially higher prestige and resource tier.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Singapore government-aided secondary school explicitly identified as Yuying's cluster partner for the Cluster S6 Table Tennis CCA. Most directly comparable as a peer-tier Singapore secondary school sharing cluster-level co-curricular collaboration and a similar MOE operating framework.

TypeBroad incumbent
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An autonomous girls' secondary school in Singapore with mission-based heritage (Methodist). Directly comparable to Yuying in operating as a Singapore MOE secondary school with strong heritage ties, alumni networks, and signature co-curricular programmes.

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Yuying Secondary School

Secondary Educationyuyingsec.moe.edu.sg

Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school in Hougang serving Sec 1-5 students across Express, NA, and NT streams, offering the MOE-aligned curriculum alongside signature ALP, LLP, STEM, and sustainability programmes under a 30-year MOE agreement signed in 2015.

What Yuying Secondary School does

Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided co-educational secondary school located at 47 Hougang Avenue 1, Singapore 538884, serving students in Secondary 1 through Secondary 5 across Express, Normal (Academic), and Normal (Technical) streams under the national Full Subject-Based Banding framework (piloted since 2020). Founded in 1910 by the Hainanese Community as Yock Eng High School, the school has 115 years of operating history and transitioned to English-medium instruction between 1981 and 1988 before adopting its current name and Hougang premises in 1985. In 2015, it signed a 30-year Government-Aided agreement with the Ministry of Education that secures its operating status through approximately 2045.

The school's curriculum spans English Language & Literature, Mother Tongue Languages, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Craft & Technology, Physical Education, and Music, supplemented by signature programmes: an Applied Learning Programme (ALP) built on design thinking partnerships with Singapore Institute of Technology and Super Bean International / Mr Bean; a Learning for Life Programme (LLP) called Yuying CARES focused on community and youth leadership; a STEM programme anchored in a Dyson-NTU sustainability collaboration; and Sustainability Education integrated school-wide. Co-curricular activity spans Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups (Boys' Brigade, Girls' Brigade, St John Brigade, NCC, NPCC), Visual & Performing Arts (Concert Band, Malay Dance, Chinese Dance, Guitar Ensemble, Guzheng Ensemble, 24 Seasons Drums), and Clubs & Societies (InnoTech Club, Eco EAGLES, Drama Club, Photography Club), with a record of 16 consecutive years of SYF Distinction for Concert Band and 5 consecutive for Malay Dance.

The school operates inside Singapore's national education infrastructure: Student Learning Space (SLS), the National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP) with Personal Learning Devices (Chromebooks), the eGiro fee payment system, the centralised DSA-Sec admissions portal (with SingPass authentication), and Parents Gateway (PG) for parent communications. Revenue is almost entirely MOE-funded; the only direct student fees are modest monthly amounts (S$5 miscellaneous fee for Singapore Citizens, scaling to S$2,190 for non-ASEAN international students) that defray part of the cost of education. Admissions flow through the national S1 Posting Exercise plus Direct School Admission (DSA-Sec) talent pipelines in Wushu, Volleyball (Girls), Concert Band, and Community Youth Leadership. Governance sits with a School Management Committee chaired by Mdm Lee Kim Moi, an active Alumni Association (founded 1994), and a Parent Support Group (PSG), under Principal Mr Chong Jack Sheng and four Vice-Principals.

Yuying Secondary School firmographics

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Name
Yuying Secondary School
Legal name
Yuying Secondary School
Website
https://yuyingsec.moe.edu.sg
Company type
Public
Founded year
1910
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school in Hougang serving Sec 1-5 students across Express, NA, and NT streams, offering the MOE-aligned curriculum alongside signature ALP, LLP, STEM, and sustainability programmes under a 30-year MOE agreement signed in 2015.
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Where Yuying Secondary School is headquartered

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Asia

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ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlySingapore Citizens (SC) - $25/month total
SubscriptionMonthlySingapore Permanent Residents (PR) - $700/month total
SubscriptionMonthlyInternational Students ASEAN - $1,111.80/month
SubscriptionMonthlyInternational Students Non-ASEAN - $2,211.80/month

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Marketing channels8 records

Yuying Secondary School product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school providing comprehensive secondary education for students aged approximately 12-17 across Sec 1-5. The school delivers a full academic curriculum under the Engaged and Deep Learning Framework, supplemented by signature programmes (Applied Learning Programme in design thinking, Learning for Life Programme Yuying CARES, STEM, and Sustainability Education) and over 20 Co-Curricular Activities across sports, performing arts, uniformed groups, and clubs. Student development is supported through a tiered Student Leadership Programme and Student Well-Being framework.

Product overview

Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school offering a comprehensive educational programme across Secondary 1-5. The school's core academic curriculum is structured under the Engaged and Deep Learning Framework, covering English Language & Literature, Mother Tongue Languages (Chinese, Malay, Tamil), Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Craft & Technology, Physical Education, and Music. The school operates distinctive Signature Programmes including the Applied Learning Programme (ALP) focused on sustainability and design thinking, the Learning for Life Programme (LLP) Yuying CARES emphasizing community and youth leadership, a STEM Programme with hands-on activities, and Sustainability Education. The school offers extensive Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) across Physical Sports (Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis, Sepak Takraw, Volleyball, Wushu), Uniformed Groups (Boys' Brigade, Girls' Brigade, St John Brigade, NCC, NPCC), Visual & Performing Arts (Chinese Dance, Concert Band, Guzheng Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble, Malay Dance, 24 Seasons Drums), and Clubs & Societies (Drama Club, Eco EAGLES, InnoTech Club, Photography Club). Student development is supported through Student Well-Being & Resilience Framework, Student Leadership Programme (tiered from self to community leadership), and Student Management. The school also participates in the national Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) providing students with Chromebooks. Admissions are facilitated through Direct School Admission (DSA) for students with talents in sports, arts, and leadership.

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  • STEM Programme Comprehensive STEM education programme with hands-on activities including chemical-powered vehicle design, drone coding with Python, scent-making workshops, and VR mathematics adventures, in collaboration with Dyson-NTU.
  • Applied Learning Programme (ALP) Curriculum integrating Design Thinking and Critical Design Futures Thinking, partnering with Singapore Institute of Technology for the Sec 1 Eco-Innovators Programme and Super Bean International (Mr Bean) for the Sec 2 Food Innovation Programme.
  • Learning for Life Programme (LLP) - Yuying CARES Community and Youth Leadership programme using the CARES framework (Collaborate, Act, Reflect, Empathise, Serve) across Sec 1-5, covering Sustainability, Active Ageing, and Advocacy for Inclusivity.
  • Sustainability Education at Yuying Whole-school sustainability programme connecting classroom knowledge with real-world applications, including the Dyson-NTU Sustainability Collaboration and Eco Ambassador initiatives.
  • Yuying Changemakers Programme Platform cultivating youth leaders for the community using design thinking framework; develops confident speakers, committed collaborators, and compassionate leaders.
  • Yuying Scholars Programme Scholarship programme for students with aptitude for Design Thinking and STEM education, supporting pursuits in design and innovation.
  • Student Leadership Programme Four-tiered leadership development (Self Leadership, Peer Leadership, Team Leadership, Community Leadership) using The Leadership Challenge framework.
  • Student Well-Being Programme Comprehensive well-being framework including Buddy Mission, Peer Support Leaders, Breakfast with Form Teachers, and school-wide emotional regulation and cyber wellness programmes.
  • Direct School Admission (DSA) Exercise DSA-Sec exercise for Primary 6 students to join Yuying through talents in Sports & Games (Volleyball, Wushu), Performing Arts (Concert Band), and Community Youth Leadership.
  • Concert Band CCA Music ensemble CCA with performance opportunities from school events to national stage; achieved SYF Arts Presentation Distinction from 2009-2025 and performed at NDP 2022 and 2024.
  • Malay Dance CCA Dance CCA preserving traditional Malay dance while exploring contemporary styles; achieved Certificate of Distinction at SYF Arts Presentation 2025 (5th consecutive SYF).
  • Guitar Ensemble CCA Music ensemble developing musicianship through collaborative music-making; achieved Certificate of Distinction at 2023 SYF Arts Presentation.
  • Guzheng Ensemble CCA Traditional Chinese music ensemble developing musical skills through learning and performance of the Guzheng; open to all students regardless of prior musical background.
  • Chinese Dance CCA Dance CCA exploring Chinese dance while building skills through posture and breathing exercises; achieved Certificate of Distinction at 2023 SYF.
  • 24 Seasons Drums CCA Traditional percussion ensemble CCA developing musical proficiency, teamwork, perseverance, focus, and self-discipline; performed at Singapore's Largest Inclusive Concert.
  • Boys' Brigade CCA International uniformed youth group offering adventure-based activities including kayaking, archery, abseiling, rock climbing, and cycling; achieved James Milner Fraser Award for Excellence (High Distinction) 2024.
  • Girls' Brigade CCA Platform for girls to grow in character, leadership, and service through weekly sessions including devotions, badgework, recreational games, and drill; awarded Silver at 2025 Girls' Brigade Drill Competition.
  • St John Brigade CCA Uniformed group training cadets in Basic First Aid, Basic Cardiac Life Support with AED, and additional certifications; achieved 2025 Corps Achievement Award.
  • National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) CCA Develops disciplined, responsible, and resilient individuals through drills, leadership training, community engagement, and law awareness programmes.
  • National Cadet Corps (NCC) CCA Military-based programme developing resilience, teamwork, and commitment through foot drills, fieldcraft, adventure training, and leadership development.
  • InnoTech Club CCA Innovation and technology club with hands-on experiences in robotics, coding, multimedia production, and app development; competes in First Lego League Challenge and Drone Odyssey Challenge.
  • Eco EAGLES CCA Environmental club developing Enterprising, Adaptable, and Gracious Leaders passionate about sustainability; activities include rice harvesting, Mandai Zoo workshops, and green initiatives.
  • Drama Club CCA Performing arts club cultivating imaginative individuals through drama; achieved Certificate of Accomplishment at 2023 and 2025 SYF Arts Presentation.
  • Photography Club CCA Photography club equipping students with digital camera handling and photography techniques; participates in Our Schools, Our Stories (OSOS) Competition.

Quantifiable outcome

  • SYF Arts Presentation Distinction 2009–2025 for Concert Band
  • +6 more outcomes

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Yuying Secondary School partnerships and signals

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Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Dyson-NTUcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Dyson-NTU Sustainability Collaboration empowers students through the STEM programme at the Dyson-NTU Studio. Students participate in immersive workshops and design challenges including building solar-powered cars, applying principles of innovation, sustainability, and renewable energy. Senior students who have completed the programme return to guide their peers, promoting student-led sustainability leadership.
  • Singapore Institute of TechnologycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with Singapore Institute of Technology for the Secondary 1 Eco-Innovators Programme. Students develop workable solutions to real-world problems such as food wastage in the school canteen, applying design thinking methodology and sustainability principles.
  • Super Bean International (Mr Bean)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Super Bean International (commonly known as Mr Bean) for the Secondary 2 Food Innovation Programme. Students innovate with Mr Bean to create new food products from soya bean pulps, which would otherwise be discarded, promoting food sustainability and entrepreneurship.
  • Science Centre SingaporeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerScience Centre Singapore collaborates with the school for the Lower Secondary Science STEM Playground Challenge, organized with the James Dyson Foundation. Students engage in hands-on STEM challenges that foster collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
  • James Dyson FoundationminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJames Dyson Foundation supports the STEM Playground Challenge organized with Science Centre Singapore, providing students with opportunities for experiential STEM learning and innovation challenges.
  • Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCDA's Training and Education Division manages the eTeens programme (formerly managed by Health Promotion Board until 1 April 2025) for Secondary 3 students. eTeens provides accurate information on STIs, HIV, and protection from a health perspective, conducted in two segments: a mass talk and a classroom-based programme.
  • NTUC IncomecoreOthersNTUC Income provides Group Personal Accident (GPA) Insurance for all students, covering 24-hour worldwide accident protection at school premises, during school-related activities including CCA and sports. Claims are submitted online through Income's GPA portal.
  • AcerminorOthersAcer Service Centre (29 International Business Park Road #01-07, Acer Building, Tower A) provides hardware support for school-issued Chromebooks under the PDLP programme.
  • LenovominorOthersLenovo Service Centre (Tai Seng Centre, 3 Irving Road #01-17) provides hardware support for school-issued Chromebooks under the PDLP programme.
  • Bartley Secondary School, Peicai Secondary School, St. Gabriel's Secondary SchoolminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCluster S6 Table Tennis CCA is a collaboration among four schools: Yuying Secondary School, Bartley Secondary School, Peicai Secondary School, and St. Gabriel's Secondary School. The cluster enhances social interaction, teamwork, and sportsmanship through shared training and participation in tournaments.
  • Hainanese Community (Singapore)coreOthersThe school was founded by the Hainanese Community in Singapore in 1910. The Hainanese community historically supported the school's establishment and development. The school maintains ties with the Hainanese community through its heritage.
  • Parent Support Group (PSG)coreOthersThe Yuying Parent Support Group (PSG) is an active parent volunteer group supporting school initiatives, events, and community building. PSG members participate in activities and help strengthen school-home partnerships. The PSG maintains a Facebook page for community engagement.

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  • Bartley Secondary School: A Singapore secondary school named as a Yuying cluster partner for shared CCA training and inter-school competitions. Closest peer in scale and tier, sharing the same MOE framework, S1 Posting intake, and Table Tennis cluster arrangement.
  • Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary): A Singapore secondary school with Methodist mission heritage, comparable to Yuying as a Singapore MOE secondary provider with mission/community roots, signature programmes, and similar operating scale within the same national education framework.
  • Peicai Secondary School: A Singapore secondary school named as a Yuying cluster partner within the Cluster S6 Table Tennis collaboration. Closest functional peer, sharing the same MOE operating model, government-aided or government status, and joint CCA participation.
  • Xinmin Secondary School: A Singapore government secondary school in Hougang/Sengkang vicinity, directly comparable as a peer-tier Singapore MOE secondary provider in the same geographic catchment as Yuying, competing in the same S1 Posting Exercise for nearby students.
  • St. Gabriel's Secondary School: A Singapore government-aided secondary school explicitly identified as Yuying's cluster partner for the Cluster S6 Table Tennis CCA. Most directly comparable as a peer-tier Singapore secondary school sharing cluster-level co-curricular collaboration and a similar MOE operating framework.

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  • CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School: An autonomous girls' secondary school with a strong mission-based heritage (CHIJ). Comparable to Yuying as a Singapore MOE secondary school with a distinctive heritage/community foundation, signature programmes, and DSA-Sec talent pathways, though at a higher prestige tier.
  • Dunman High School: An autonomous secondary school in eastern Singapore offering the same MOE curriculum, DSA-Sec talent pathways, and signature programmes as Yuying but at a higher prestige and resource tier. Comparable as a co-equal MOE-aligned secondary provider with similar Singapore-market positioning.
  • Hwa Chong Institution: A top-tier Singapore autonomous school with an integrated secondary programme under MOE governance. Comparable as a Singapore secondary education provider operating within the same national framework (S1 Posting, MOE syllabus, DSA-Sec) but at a higher resource and prestige tier than Yuying.
  • Nanyang Girls' High School: A top autonomous girls' secondary school under MOE governance with high academic outcomes and an active alumni network. Comparable to Yuying as a Singapore MOE secondary education provider, though operating at a substantially higher prestige and resource tier.
  • Methodist Girls' School: An autonomous girls' secondary school in Singapore with mission-based heritage (Methodist). Directly comparable to Yuying in operating as a Singapore MOE secondary school with strong heritage ties, alumni networks, and signature co-curricular programmes.

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Frequently asked questions about Yuying Secondary School

What does Yuying Secondary School do?

Yuying Secondary School is a Singapore Government-Aided secondary school providing comprehensive secondary education for students aged approximately 12-17 across Sec 1-5. The school delivers a full academic curriculum under the Engaged and Deep Learning Framework, supplemented by signature programmes (Applied Learning Programme in design thinking, Learning for Life Programme Yuying CARES, STEM, and Sustainability Education) and over 20 Co-Curricular Activities across sports, performing arts, uniformed groups, and clubs. Student development is supported through a tiered Student Leadership Programme and Student Well-Being framework.

Is Yuying Secondary School a public or private company?

Yuying Secondary School is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Yuying Secondary School founded?

Yuying Secondary School was founded in 1910. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Yuying Secondary School based?

Yuying Secondary School is headquartered in Singapore, Singapore, in the Asia region.

Who are Yuying Secondary School's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Bartley Secondary School, Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary), Peicai Secondary School, Xinmin Secondary School and St. Gabriel's Secondary School. Broad incumbents are CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School, Dunman High School, Hwa Chong Institution, Nanyang Girls' High School and Methodist Girls' School.

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