Tanglin Secondary School

Tanglin Secondary School
东林中学
Dōnglín Zhōngxué

Strive for Success
Location
301 West Coast Road, Singapore 127391
Information
Type Government
Established 1964
Session Single
School code 3511
Principal Aini Maarof
Website School Website

Tanglin Secondary School is a Government Secondary School in Clementi, Singapore.

History

Tanglin Secondary School which was located at Commonwealth Avenue in the area called Tanglin Halt, was officially opened on 16 October 1964 by Mr Ong Pang Boon, Minister of Education and MLA for Telok Ayer. The school was previously known as Tanglin Integrated Technical Secondary School (TISTS) also known as the 'RI of the West'. Many changes took place with the first school to introduce fencing and female student enrolment. It was switched later to the Chinese medium pre-university classes, renamed t Tanglin Secondary School and relocated to the new campus at West Coast.

In 1996, Tanglin participated in National Day Parade. Over Tanglin students had participate in 1996 NDP.

In 2004, Tanglin introduced the Dance Programme (Ballet, Jazz and Hip Hop) for the Lower Secondary boys and girls. Students performed on stage to showcase their dance during the annual ACES Day. The school formed a dance team and trained for competitions.

In 2006, Tanglin had its first drama presentation at its Annual Arts @ Tanglin in Singapore Polytechnic Convention Centre. It was titled 'An Enemy of the people' (one of the literature books for 2006 and 2007 GCE 'O' level Examinations).

In 2008, Tanglin had its second musical production ("A Chorus Line") The performance was held at the University Cultural Centre(UCC), National University of Singapore(NUS) in February for the public.

In 2010, Tanglin had its third musical production ("Wizard Of Oz") The performance was held at the Republic Polytechnic campus in January for the public.

In 2014, the Ministry of Education announced that Tanglin Secondary School would be merged with Clementi Woods Secondary in 2016. Both schools were among the 8 secondary schools which will be merged into 4 in 2016.

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Coordinates: 1°18′36″N 103°45′28″E / 1.309941°N 103.757828°E / 1.309941; 103.757828

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