Serangoon Garden Secondary School

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Serangoon Garden Secondary School
实勤中学
Location
Serangoon Garden Secondary School
21 Serangoon North Avenue 1, Singapore 555889
Coordinates 1°22′11″N103°52′02″E / 1.3698°N 103.8672°E / 1.3698; 103.8672
Information
TypeGovernment
MottoWhat SGSians Do
Established1959;64 years ago (1959)
SessionSingle
PrincipalValerie Goh
Enrolment1350
Color(s) Navy Blue  White 
Website sgs.moe.edu.sg

Serangoon Garden Secondary School (SGS) is a co-educational government secondary school located in Serangoon, Singapore.

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History

Serangoon Garden Secondary School was founded in 1959 as Lichfield Secondary School at Lichfield Road in Serangoon.

In 1969, the school absorbed the neighbouring school, Hwi Yoh Vocational School, and in 1970, became Serangoon Garden Secondary School. It became a bilingual secondary school with both English and Chinese streams, with facilities for the teaching of academic, technical and commercial subjects. In 1984, it became a purely English stream school with the last batch of Chinese stream graduating in the same year. The school moved to its current premises in 2004.

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References

  1. "Fandi Ahmad".