Marsiling Primary School

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Marsiling Primary School (simplified Chinese: 马西岭小学) is a government primary school in Woodlands, Singapore.

First established in 1958, Marsiling Primary School moved to its present premises in June 1986. The school has a current intake of 1,800 pupils, and the school's upgrading under the Ministry of Education's Programme for Rebuilding and IMproving Existing schools (PRIME) was completed in 2003.

1 Programmes
2 Leadership
3 Achievements
4 External links

[edit] Programmes

Life Sciences is being developed as a school niche. Its pupils are actively engaged in the ‘Guppy breeding' project and the ‘Herbs and Spices' project. The school promotes the use of IT in order to make learning more stimulating and to provide pupils with the skills and knowledge relevant for a highly technological age. Hence it is moving into e-journalism and building an E-studio. The Aesthetics are actively promoted. There is a vibrant display of pupils' artwork and through the Recess Xpress, music appreciation is encouraged through performances by pupils. With the completion of PRIME, the school now boasts of many state of the art facilities for teaching and learning. Together with these, the school has developed many activity corners such as the Gateway, the Arts Central and The Link@Marsiling (NE Corner).

[edit] Leadership

Principal: Mrs Lee Koh SC
Vice-Principal: Ms Grace Tan

[edit] Achievements

Odyssey of the Mind Competition: 2nd Runner Up
Canberra Secondary Invitational Relay: Champion
Cluster's Schools Invitational Relays: Champion
Malay Dance SYF 2004: Silver Award Achievement
Chinese Dance SYF 2004: Silver Award Achievement
North Zone Sepak Takraw: Champion
Learn@Quest Competition 2004: Merit Award
Bukit Panjang Government High School Primary Schools Science Competition 2004: 3rd Runner-up
National Track and Field Championship: 2nd A Division Girls; 3rd A Division Boys

[edit] External links

School website

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