Guide To Learn More About The Christ Church Secondary School

Christ Church Secondary School continues to improve its curriculum to produce well-rounded students prepared to face the challenges of an ever-changing society, based on the belief that every person is valuable and that their development may maximize. Today, we are happy to produce students with 21st-century abilities so that they may serve the country. Christ Church School first opened its doors on Dorset Road in 1953 as a private school administered by the Anglican Diocese. In 1972, however, Christ Church and the Anglican Diocese agreed to transform the school into a Government-Grant-in-Aid school due to dwindling enrolment. Christ Church School gets renamed Christ Church Secondary School once it became a fully government-aided school in 1973. (CHR). Eight Secondary One courses were the first to open at the institution. CHR Secondary School relocated to the Tyrwhitt area in 1985, taking over the old Victoria School grounds on June 15th. In December 2001, a brand new site in Woodlands, along with cutting-edge technology for teaching and learning, was chosen for the school’s move. 

School Philosophy, Culture, and Ethos:

Christ Church Secondary School is part of the Anglican educational system. Our school’s primary concept, which dates back to 1952, is that every child is valuable and deserves to foster to attain their full potential. Christ Church Secondary School gets dedicated to providing a rich and holistic education that allows our students to focus on what matters most to them by learning to accept themselves and take responsibility for their development. With God as the Enabler, our children benefit from a rigorous academic curriculum, active Outdoor Education, and a CCA program, all geared toward developing purposeful leaders who are determined to achieve, thoughtful contributors, and engaged learners.

School Vision

God as the Enabler and Purposeful Leaders as the School Vision

School Mission

Our school’s mission is to prepare our students for national service.

Motto

PRAY and WORK:

And we hope that you will live a life worthy of the Lord, pleasing him in every way: bearing fruit in every good deed, growing in God’s knowledge.

Co-curricular activities (CCAs):

Physical Sports:

• Badminton
• Basketball
• Football
• Netball
• Wushu

Uniformed Groups:

• Boys’ Brigade
• Girls’ Brigade
• National Cadet Corps (NCC) (Land)
• National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC)
• National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)

Visual and Performing Arts:

• Band
• Choir
• Dance – Modern
• Drama – English
• Orchestra – Chinese

Clubs and Societies:

• Christian Fellowship
• Green Club
• Infocom Club
• Outdoor Activities Club

The School Curriculum:

Pupils get prepared for the Anglo-Indian High School and Higher Secondary Examinations. Because English is the medium of teaching, all conversations on the school campus must be conducted in English only, save during language times in class.

Subject offered:

• Additional Mathematics
• Art
• Basic Chinese
• Basic Malay
• Basic Tamil
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Chinese
• Chinese B
• Civics and Moral Education
• Computer Applications
• Design and Technology
• Elements of Business Skills
• English Language
• Food and Nutrition
• Food and Consumer Education
• Higher Chinese
• Literature in English
• Malay
• Malay B
• Mathematics
• Physical Education
• Physics
• Principles of Accounts
• Science (Physics, Chemistry)
• Social Studies
• Tamil
• Tamil B
• Humanities (Social Studies and Geography)
• Humanities (Social Studies and History)
• Music