Everything You Need To Know About The Chung Cheng High School Main

Chung Cheng High School Main, located at 60 Kim Yam Road, was established in 1939 as an all-boys school. The school’s concept was “Excellence in Education for All,” and students from all walks of life. The school gets forced to close due to the Japanese invasion of Singapore in 1942. After the Second World War, the school reopened in 1945 and enrolled female students. In the inaugural National Examination, held in 1947, the school came out on top among Singapore schools. A 14-acre tract of property on Goodman Road gets bought for a new campus to handle the growing student body. Chung Cheng High School Main relocated to this new location, but the previous school on Kim Yam Road remained open. The school celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2014. In the same year, the school’s Entrance Arch and Administration Building (Zhulin Building) get designated as national landmarks, with then-Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong officiating at a ceremony. The school’s 80th anniversary get commemorated in 2019 with a series of homecoming festivities. On April 13, 2019, the Minister of Education, Mr Ong Ye Kung, introduced a new monument beside the school lake in a ceremony.

School Philosophy, Culture, and Ethos

Chung Cheng High School Main get dedicated to the growth of our students and the fostering of 21st-century leaders via a comprehensive learning experience based on powerful principles, guided by the school’s concept of “Excellence in Education for All.” The Chung Cheng High School Main aims to promote best practices in teaching and Chinese culture as the East Zone Centre of Excellence (Chinese). Since 1979, we have been an SAP school dedicated to providing a high-quality bilingual and values-based education. The school strives to develop bi-cultural Chung Cheng leaders rooted in principles, global in attitude, and equipped with cross-cultural literacy through comprehensive bi-cultural programs and numerous foreign immersion programs.

School Vision

Grounded in values, global in outlook; School Vision Institution of Eminence, Generations of Leaders

School Mission

Our school’s mission is to empower our students to be role models for learning, society leaders, and national pillars.

 Co-Curricular Activities:

CCAs are an essential component of our student’s overall education. CCA allows students to discover their passions and skills while also developing values and competencies in preparation for a quickly changing world.

Physical Sports:

• Badminton
• Basketball
• Netball
• Table Tennis
• Volleyball
• Wushu

Clubs and Societies:

• Chess Club – Chinese
• Media and Technology Club

Visual and Performing Arts:

• Art Club
• Band – Concert
• Choir
• Dance
• Drama – Chinese
• Drama – English
• Lion Dance Troupe
• Orchestra – Chinese

Uniformed Groups:

• Girl Guides
• National Cadet Corps (NCC) (Land)
• National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)
• Scouts
• St. John Brigade

Curriculum:

• Additional Mathematics
• Appreciation of Chinese Culture
• Art
• Art (O Level)
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Chinese
• Design and Technology
• English Language
• Food and Consumer Education
• Geography
• Higher Art
• Higher Chinese
• Higher Music
• History
• Humanities (Social Studies and Geography)
• Humanities (Social Studies and History)
• Humanities (Social Studies and Literature in Chinese)
• Humanities (Social Studies and Literature in English)
• Literature in Chinese
• Literature in English
• Malay (Special Programme)
• Mathematics
• Music
• Music ‘O’ Level
• Physical Education
• Physics
• Science