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PRESS RELEASE

13 September 2010 EMBARGOED TILL 19 SEPTEMBER 2010, 6PM

Recognising School Achievements in 2010

Three schools are awarded both the pinnacle School Excellence Award for educational excellence and the Best Practice Award for Student All Round Development for holistic development of their students under the Ministry of Education (MOE) Masterplan of Awards (MoA)1 2010. The three schools are St. Hilda’s Primary, Chung Cheng High (Main) and Dunman Secondary. In addition to the two awards, Dunman Secondary is also conferred the Outstanding Development Award for Character Development this year. A total of 225 schools will receive 467 Special2 and Level Two3 Awards under the MoA. These awards will be presented to the schools at the 2010 MOE Work Plan Seminar on 23 September 2010 by Minister for Education, Dr .

2. This press release provides information on the following:

A. Award Recipients under the MoA. The award recipients comprise schools that have attained commendable achievements in various categories, including those with exemplary processes as well as excellent outcomes in both academic and non-academic areas. Information on the 2010 award recipients is provided in the Honour Roll. Information on all Special and Level Two Award recipients is also provided.

B. School Achievement Tables. The tables highlight the achievements of secondary schools in the academic and non-academic domains.

A. Masterplan of Awards

3. The MoA recognises schools’ efforts in providing students with a holistic education to enable them to achieve the Desired Outcomes of Education. The awards in MoA serve as milestone checks to guide schools on their excellence journey by providing them with a systematic and progressive framework to chart their own progress through benchmarking and making continuous improvement.

1 The MOE Masterplan of Awards was instituted in 1998 as part of the implementation of the School Excellence Model (SEM). The SEM, a framework for school management, emphasises a holistic approach to education with equal focus on processes and outcomes. 2 Special Awards comprise School Excellence Award and School Distinction Award. 3 Level Two Awards comprise Best Practice Award, Outstanding Development Award and Sustained Achievement Award. 1 Embargoed till 19 September 2010, 6pm

4. The MoA was expanded in 2004 to provide a broader and more holistic picture of schools’ performance. It comprises four levels of awards as shown in the following diagram.

Structure of the MOE Masterplan of Awards for Schools

School Excellence Award (SEA) Special Awards School Distinction Award (SDA)

Outstanding Sustained Achievement Best Practice Award Development Award Award (SAA) (BPA) (ODA) Academic Physical & Character Development Value-Added Aesthetics Level • Academic • Aesthetics • Character Development • Organisational Two Value- • Sports • National Education Effectiveness Awards Added • Uniformed • Student All-Round Groups Development • CHERISH4 • Staff Well-Being • Teaching and Learning

Development Awards Achievement Awards (AA) (DA) Academic Physical & Character Development Value-Added Aesthetics Level One • Academic • Aesthetics • Character Development Awards Value- • Sports • National Education Added • Uniformed Groups • CHERISH5

5. Level One Awards are given to schools to affirm their achievements in certain domains in at least a single year, while Level Two Awards recognise schools for their sustained excellence in specific areas. The Special Awards recognise schools’ holistic efforts in establishing outstanding education processes and obtaining excellent outcomes.

School Excellence Award

6. The School Excellence Award recognises schools for their excellence in both education processes and outcomes. It is the highest and most prestigious award under the MoA structure and serves as a mark of distinction for schools that have sustained achievements in a wide spectrum of student development processes.

7. This year, the 3 new recipients of the School Excellence Award are: i. St Hilda’s Primary School

4 SAA (CHERISH) replaces SAA (Physical Fitness) from 2010. 5 The Joint HPB-MOE CHERISH award was first presented in 2008. 2 Embargoed till 19 September 2010, 6pm

ii. Chung Cheng High School (Main) iii. Dunman Secondary School

School Distinction Award

8. The School Distinction Award recognises high-achieving schools with exemplary school processes and practices. This year, there are 5 new School Distinction Award recipients: 1 Primary, 2 Secondary and 2 Junior Colleges. They are:

Primary Schools i. Tampines Primary School

Secondary Schools ii. CHIJ Katong Convent iii. Commonwealth Secondary School

Junior College iv. v. Pioneer Junior College

9. The honour rolls for School Excellence Award and School Distinction Award are listed in Annex A1. The complete lists of recipients for the awards can be found in Annex A2 and Annex A3 respectively.

Best Practice Award

10. The Best Practice Award (BPA) recognises schools for their effective practices and systems that lead to good education outcomes in both academic and non-academic areas. There are 4 categories for the BPA: Organisational Effectiveness, Student All-Round Development, Staff Well-Being, and Teaching and Learning.

11. This year, 16 BPAs are awarded to 11 schools (see Annex B1). The breakdown is as follows:

i. 4 schools will receive BPA for Student All-Round Development ii. 7 schools will receive BPA for Staff Well-Being iii. 5 schools will receive BPA for Teaching and Learning

12. The complete list of recipients can be found in Annex B2.

Lee Hsien Loong Award for Innovations in the Normal Course

13. The Award for Innovations in the Normal Course was presented for the first time in 2009. The award recognises schools whose innovative practices have led to significant benefits in the all-round development of students in the Normal (Academic) and Normal (Technical) Courses. These schools would have demonstrated strong outcomes in educational innovation in teaching and learning,

3 Embargoed till 19 September 2010, 6pm school management and organisation as well as student development. Up to 2 schools per year will be recognised under this award

14. The recipients for 2010 are: i. Bendemeer Secondary School ii. Town Secondary School

Development and Outstanding Development Award (National Education)

15. National Education is an important part of the education process. It aims to develop in our young the instinct for survival, national cohesion and confidence in our future. National Education provides the knowledge, experience and tools for our young to know and understand , acquire a well-founded confidence about the Singaporean way of life, and critically think about how they can shape Singapore’s future.

16. The National Education Awards recognise schools for their national education efforts. There are two levels of attainment for the National Education Awards: Development Award and Outstanding Development Award. The attainment of the level of award depends on how well a school meets the evaluation criteria.

17. From the winners of the Outstanding Development Award for National Education, a maximum of 2 award recipients, one for the Primary School category and another for the Secondary School and Junior College/Centralised Institute category, will be selected for the Lee Kuan Yew National Education Award. Introduced in 2002, this award recognises schools that have excelled in their national education efforts in imbuing our students with a strong sense of national identity and social responsibility. It is the pinnacle of the National Education Awards.

18. This year, 6 schools are conferred the Outstanding Development Award for National Education. They are:

Primary Schools (i) Greenridge Primary School (ii) Rosyth School

Secondary Schools (iii) New Town Secondary School (iv) Northlight School (v) Ping Yi Secondary School (vi) Tanjong Katong Secondary School

19. Of these schools, the Lee Kuan Yew National Education Award recipients are Greenridge Primary and Tanjong Katong Secondary.

20. The 2010 recipients of Development Award and Outstanding Development Award for National Education are listed in Annex C1. The complete list of recipients for the latter can be found in Annex C2.

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Development and Outstanding Development Award (Character Development)

21. The goal of education is to nurture the whole child, including his/her character. Character development is the teaching of values and social and emotional competencies. It is also about providing opportunities for students to demonstrate behaviour consistent with the values taught.

22. The Development Award for Character Development recognises schools that have put in place systems and processes for the effective development of students’ character. The Outstanding Development Award for Character Development recognises schools with innovative, sustainable and exemplary approaches to character development.

23. This year, 5 schools are presented with the Outstanding Development Award for Character Development. The recipients are:

Primary School (i) Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School

Secondary School (ii) Dunman Secondary School (iii) Ping Yi Secondary School (iv) Tanjong Katong Girls’ School (v)

24. The list of 2010 recipients of the Development Award and Outstanding Development Award for Character Development is in Annex C1. The complete list of recipients for the latter can be found in Annex C2.

Sustained Achievement Award

25. The Sustained Achievement Award (SAA) recognises schools’ ability in sustaining good outcomes over a number of years, in five areas: Academic Value- Added, Aesthetics, Sports, Uniformed Groups and Physical Health. Schools need to achieve an Achievement Award in the same category over three consecutive years before they are awarded the SAA.

26. This year, a total of 222 schools will be presented with the SAAs. Table 1 shows the number of schools that receive the SAAs in the respective categories. Details of the SAA recipients for the Academic Value-Added domain and SAA recipients for the Physical and Aesthetics domain in 2010 can be found in Annex D1 and Annex D2 respectively.

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Table 1: Summary of Schools Receiving SAAs in 2010

Academic Value-Added Physical and Aesthetics Main Junior Special/ Uniformed Physical Level Normal Aesthetics Sports College Express Groups Health Primary - - - 14 62 - 9 Secondary - 3 22 92 52 99 7 JC/CI 2 - - 10 3 - - Mixed6 - - 5 19 22 7 1 All 2 3 27 135 139 106 17

6 With effect from 2008, Junior Colleges (JCs) that offer the (IP) are no longer eligible for Value-Added (VA) awards based on their A-level performance (starting from the 2007 A- level cohort). The affected JCs include (JC), (JC), National JC, Victoria JC and Temasek JC. In addition, the JC sections of River Valley High School, and Anglo Chinese School (Independent) are also similarly ineligible for VA awards. 6 Embargoed till 19 September 2010, 6pm

B. School Achievement Tables: A Holistic Approach

27. The School Achievement Tables provide a broad picture of schools’ performance, capturing their achievements in both academic and non-academic domains. These comprise the:

i. School Excellence Award and School Distinction Award ii. Best Practice Award iii. Outstanding Development Award and Development Award iv. Academic Value-Added Award v. Physical and Aesthetics Award7

28. The 2010 School Achievement Tables for the Special/Express course and the Normal course can be found in Annex E1 and Annex E2 respectively. The tables display schools in the first 9 bands for the Special/Express course and the first 5 bands for the Normal course. Schools that offer the Integrated Programme and those with small candidature (less than 40 students) are excluded from the tables. The list of schools that are excluded can be found in Annex F1.

29. In addition, information on the achievements of schools will also be available to the public through the following:

i. School Information Service at http://www.moe.gov.sg/schdiv/sis ii. Secondary One Information Booklet iii. School Websites maintained by individual schools

30. The information provided at these sources will help parents and students make informed decisions when selecting schools.

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

7 Due to the high number of Level One AAs in the Physical and Aesthetics domain, only Level Two SAAs are indicated for this domain. 7 Embargoed till 19 September 2010, 6pm

List of Annexes

Annex Title Page A1 2010 Honour Roll for Special Awards (School Excellence A1 Award and School Distinction Award) A2 Recipients of School Excellence Award A2

A3 Recipients of School Distinction Award A3

B1 2010 Honour Roll for Best Practice Award B1

B2 Recipients of Best Practice Award B2 – B3

C1 2010 Honour Roll for Outstanding Development Award C1 – C3 and Development Award (National Education and Character Development) C2 Recipients of Outstanding Development Award (National C4 – C5 Education and Character Development) D1 2010 Honour Roll for Sustained Achievement Award and D1 – D4 Achievement Award (Academic Value-Added) D2 2010 Honour Roll for Sustained Achievement Award D5 – D10 (Aesthetics, Sports, Uniformed Groups and Physical Health) E1 2010 School Achievement Table Special/Express E1 – E3 Course E2 2010 School Achievement Table for Normal Course E4 – E6

F1 List of Secondary Schools Excluded from the Banding F1 Exercise (2010) G1 Reading the School Achievement Tables G1 – G2

8 Annex A1

2010 Honour Roll for Special Awards (School Excellence Award and School Distinction Award)

Primary Level

School Name S/N School Excellence Award School Distinction Award (in alphabetical order) 1 St. Hilda’s Primary School 2 Tampines Primary School

Secondary Level

School Name S/N School Excellence Award School Distinction Award (in alphabetical order) 1 CHIJ Katong Convent 2 Chung Cheng High School (Main) 3 Commonwealth Secondary School 4 Dunman Secondary School

Pre-U Level

School Name S/N School Excellence Award School Distinction Award (in alphabetical order) 1 Meridian Junior College 2 Pioneer Junior College

A - 1 Annex A2

Recipients of School Excellence Award8 2004 to 2010

S/N School Name (in alphabetical order) 1 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 2 Cedar Girls' Secondary School 3 Chung Cheng High School (Main) 4 Crescent Girls' School 5 Dunman High School 6 Dunman Secondary School 7 Hwa Chong Institution 8 Nanyang Girls' High School 9 10 Raffles Girls' Primary School 11 Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) 12 Raffles Institution9 13 River Valley High School 14 Rulang Primary School 15 St. Hilda’s Primary School 16 St. Joseph's Institution 17 Tanjong Katong Secondary School 18 19 20 Xinmin Secondary School

8 All recipients of the School Excellence Award (SEA) have also attained the School Distinction Award (SDA). 9 Raffles Junior College merged with Raffles Institution with effect from Jan 2009; the merged institution is known as Raffles Institution. As such, it is no longer included in the list of SEA recipients. A - 2 Annex A3 Recipients of School Distinction Award 2004 to 2010

S/N School Name (in alphabetical order) 1 2 Anderson Junior College 3 Anderson Secondary School 4 Anglo-Chinese Junior College 5 Government High School 6 Catholic High School 7 CHIJ Katong Convent 8 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) 9 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School 10 Chongfu School 11 Clementi Town Secondary School 12 Commonwealth Secondary School 13 Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) 14 Gongshang Primary School 15 Henry Park Primary School 16 17 Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School 18 19 Meridian Junior College 20 Methodist Girls' School 21 22 23 Nanyang Primary School 24 Ngee Ann Secondary School 25 Pasir Ris Primary School* 26 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) 27 Pei Chun Public School 28 Pioneer Junior College 29 Radin Mas Primary School 30 Riverside Secondary School 31 Rosyth School 32 Singapore Chinese Girls' School 33 St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary School 34 St. Hilda's Secondary School 35 St. Margaret's Secondary School 36 Tampines Primary School 37 38 Temasek Primary School 39 Temasek Secondary School 40 Victoria School 41 Yishun Town Secondary School 42 Zhonghua Secondary School * Renewal

A - 3 Annex B1

2010 Honour Roll for Best Practice Award

Primary Level

Student All- Teaching School Name Organisational Staff Well- S/N Round and (in alphabetical order) Effectiveness Being Development Learning 1 Pasir Ris Primary School ★ 2 St. Hilda’s Primary School ★ 3 Tampines Primary School ★

Secondary Level

Student All- Teaching School Name Organisational Staff Well- S/N Round and (in alphabetical order) Effectiveness Being Development Learning 1 CHIJ Katong Convent ★ ★ 2 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) ★ 3 Chung Cheng High School (Main) ★ 4 Commonwealth Secondary School ★ 5 Dunman Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 6 St. Margaret’s Secondary School ★

Pre-U Level

Student All- Teaching School Name Organisational Staff Well- S/N Round and (in alphabetical order) Effectiveness Being Development Learning 1 Pioneer Junior College ★ 2 Victoria Junior College ★ ★ ★

B - 1 Annex B2

Recipients of Best Practice Award 2004 to 2010

Student All- Teaching School Name Organisational Staff Well- S/N Round and (in alphabetical order) Effectiveness Being Development Learning 1 Ai Tong School ★ ★ 2 Anderson Junior College ★ ★ 3 Anderson Secondary School ★ 4 Anglo-Chinese Junior College ★ Anglo-Chinese School 5 ★ ★ ★ ★ (Independent) Bukit Panjang Government High 6 ★ School 7 Catholic High School ★ ★ ★ 8 Cedar Girls' Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 9 CHIJ Katong Convent ★ ★ 10 CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh) ★ ★ 11 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) ★ ★ 12 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School ★ 13 Chongfu Primary School ★ ★ 14 Chung Cheng High School (Main) ★ ★ ★ 15 Clementi Town Secondary School ★ 16 Commonwealth Secondary School ★ 17 Crescent Girls' School ★ ★ ★ ★ 18 Dunman High School ★ ★ ★ 19 Dunman Secondary School ★ ★ ★ Fairfield Methodist School 20 ★ (Secondary) 21 Gongshang Primary School ★ 22 Henry Park Primary School ★ 23 Hwa Chong Institution ★ ★ ★ 24 Kong Hwa School ★ Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary 25 ★ School 26 Maris Stella High School ★ 27 Meridian Junior College ★ 28 Methodist Girls' School ★ 29 Nan Hua High School ★ 30 Nanyang Girls' High School ★ ★ ★ 31 Nanyang Junior College ★ 32 Nanyang Primary School ★ ★ 33 National Junior College ★ ★ ★ 34 Ngee Ann Secondary School ★ 35 Pasir Ris Primary School ★ ★ Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' 36 ★ ★ School (Secondary) 37 Pei Chun Public School ★ 38 Pioneer Junior College ★ 39 Radin Mas Primary School ★

B - 2 Annex B2

Student All- Teaching School Name Organisational Staff Well- S/N Round and (in alphabetical order) Effectiveness Being Development Learning 40 Raffles Girls' Primary School ★ ★ ★ 41 Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) ★ ★ ★ 42 Raffles Institution ★ ★ ★ ★ 43 River Valley High School ★ ★ ★ 44 Riverside Secondary School ★ 45 Rosyth School ★ 46 Rulang Primary School ★ ★ ★ 47 Singapore Chinese Girls' School ★ ★ St. Anthony's Canossian 48 ★ Secondary School 49 St. Hilda's Primary School ★ ★ ★ 50 St. Hilda's Secondary School ★ 51 St. Joseph's Institution ★ ★ 52 St. Margaret's Secondary School ★ ★ 53 Tampines Primary School ★ Tanjong Katong Secondary 54 ★ ★ ★ School 55 Tao Nan School ★ 56 Temasek Junior College ★ ★ ★ 57 Temasek Primary School ★ ★ 58 Temasek Secondary School ★ 59 Victoria Junior College ★ ★ ★ 60 Victoria School ★ 61 Xinmin Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 62 Yishun Town Secondary School ★ 63 Zhonghua Secondary School ★

B - 3 Annex C1

2010 Honour Roll for Outstanding Development Award and Development Award (National Education and Character Development)

Primary Level

Outstanding Development Development School Name Award Award S/N (in alphabetical order) National Character National Character Education Development Education Development 1 Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School ★ 2 Ai Tong School ☆ 3 Anderson Primary School ☆ ☆ 4 Blangah Rise Primary School ☆ ☆ 5 Canossa Convent Primary School ☆ 6 Changkat Primary School ☆ ☆ 7 CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel ☆ 8 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School ☆ 9 Chongzheng Primary School ☆ 10 Chua Chu Kang Primary School ☆ 11 Coral Primary School ☆ ☆ 12 De La Salle School ☆ 13 East Coast Primary School ☆ 14 Endeavour Primary School ☆ 15 Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) ☆ 16 Fuchun Primary School ☆ 17 Gan Eng Seng Primary School ☆ 18 Greenridge Primary School* ★ ☆ 19 Henry Park Primary School ☆ 20 Hougang Primary School ☆ 21 Huamin Primary School ☆ 22 Jiemin Primary School ☆ 23 Jing Shan Primary School ☆ 24 Junyuan Primary School ☆ ☆ 25 Kong Hwa School ☆ Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary 26 ☆ School 27 Loyang Primary School ☆ 28 Macpherson Primary School ☆ 29 Methodist Girls’ School (Primary) ☆ 30 Montfort Junior School ☆ 31 Nan Chiau Primary School ☆ 32 North Spring Primary School ☆ 33 Northland Primary School ☆ 34 Park View Primary School ☆ 35 Pei Chun Public School ☆ 36 Qiaonan Primary School ☆ 37 Queenstown Primary School ☆ 38 River Valley Primary School ☆ 39 Rosyth School ★ ☆ 40 South View Primary School ☆ St. Anthony’s Canossian Primary 41 ☆ School 42 St .Gabriel’s Primary School ☆ ☆ 43 St. Margaret’s Primary School ☆

C - 1 Annex C1

Outstanding Development Development School Name Award Award S/N (in alphabetical order) National Character National Character Education Development Education Development 44 St. Stephen’s School ☆ 45 Tampines North Primary School ☆ 46 Tao Nan School ☆ 47 Teck Ghee Primary School ☆ 48 Unity Primary School ☆ 49 White Sands Primary School ☆ 50 Woodgrove Primary School ☆ 51 Xingnan Primary School ☆ 52 Xinmin Primary School ☆ 53 Yangzheng Primary School ☆ 54 Yio Chu Kang Primary School ☆ 55 Yishun Primary School ☆ 56 Yu Neng Primary School ☆ 57 Yumin Primary School ☆ 58 Zhangde Primary School ☆ 59 Zhonghua Primary School ☆ ☆

Secondary Level

Outstanding Development Development School Name Award Award S/N (in alphabetical order) National Character National Character Education Development Education Development 1 Anderson Secondary School ☆ Anglo-Chinese School (Barker 2 ☆ Road) 3 Assumption English School ☆ 4 Balestier Hill Secondary School ☆ 5 Beatty Secondary School ☆ 6 South Secondary School ☆ 7 Bukit Merah Secondary School ☆ 8 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) ☆ 9 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School ☆ 10 CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent ☆ 11 Chua Chu Kang Secondary School ☆ 12 Commonwealth Secondary School ☆ 13 Compassvale Secondary School ☆ 14 Coral Secondary School ☆ 15 Deyi Secondary School ☆ 16 Dunearn Secondary School ☆ 17 Dunman Secondary School ★ ☆ Fairfield Methodist School 18 ☆ (Secondary) 19 Gan Eng Seng School ☆ ☆ 20 ☆ 21 Hougang Secondary School ☆ 22 Secondary School ☆ 23 Jurong West Secondary School ☆ 24 Jurongville Secondary School ☆ 25 Macpherson Secondary School ☆ 26 Manjusri Secondary School ☆

C - 2 Annex C1

Outstanding Development Development School Name Award Award S/N (in alphabetical order) National Character National Character Education Development Education Development 27 Mayflower Secondary School ☆ 28 Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) ☆ 29 Montfort Secondary School ☆ 30 ☆ 31 Nan Hua High School ☆ 32 Naval Base Secondary School ☆ 33 New Town Secondary School ★ 34 Ngee Ann Secondary School ☆ 35 North View Secondary School ☆ 36 Northlight School ★ 37 Ping Yi Secondary School ★ ★ 38 Pioneer Secondary School ☆ 39 Punggol Secondary School ☆ ☆ 40 Queensway Secondary School ☆ 41 Riverside Secondary School ☆ 42 Sembawang Secondary School ☆ 43 Shuqun Secondary School ☆ 44 Secondary School ☆ 45 Springfield Secondary School ☆ St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary 46 ☆ School 47 St. Gabriel’s Secondary School ☆ 48 St. Patrick’s School ☆ 49 Tanjong Katong Girls’ School ★ ☆ 50 Tanjong Katong Secondary School* ★ 51 Unity Secondary School ☆ 52 Victoria School ★ 53 Westwood Secondary School ☆ 54 Woodgrove Secondary School ☆ ☆ 55 Woodlands Ring Secondary School ☆ 56 Yishun Secondary School ☆ 57 Yishun Town Secondary School ☆ 58 Yuan Ching Secondary School ☆ 59 Secondary School ☆ 60 Yuying Secondary School ☆ ☆ 61 Zhenghua Secondary School ☆

Pre-U Level

Outstanding Development Development School Name Award Award S/N (in alphabetical order) National Character National Character Education Development Education Development 1 Anglo-Chinese Junior College ☆ 2 ☆ 3 ☆ 4 ☆

*LKY (NE) Award recipient

C - 3 Annex C2

Recipients of Outstanding Development Award (National Education and Character Development) 2005 to 2010

School Name National Character S/N (in alphabetical order) Education Development 1 Admiralty Primary School* ★ 2 Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School ★ 3 Anglican High School ★ 4 Anglo-Chinese Junior College ★ 5 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) ★ 6 Bedok South Secondary School ★ 7 Bendemeer Secondary School* ★ 8 Bukit Panjang Government High School ★ 9 Catholic High School ★ 10 ★ ★ 11 Cedar Girls' Secondary School ★ 12 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) ★ 13 Chong Boon Secondary School ★ 14 Chongfu Primary School ★ 15 Crescent Girls' School ★ 16 Damai Secondary School ★ 17 Dunman High School ★ 18 Dunman Secondary School ★ 19 Elias Park Primary School ★ 20 Evergreen Secondary School* ★ 21 Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) ★ 22 Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) ★ 23 Gongshang Primary School ★ 24 Greenridge Primary School* ★ 25 Haig Girls' School ★ 26 Hwa Chong Institution ★ 27 ★ 28 Kranji Secondary School ★ 29 MacPherson Primary School ★ 30 Methodist Girls' School ★ 31 Nan Chiau High School ★ 32 Nan Hua High School ★ 33 Nanyang Girls' High School ★ 34 National Junior College* ★ ★ 35 New Town Secondary School ★ 36 Northlight School ★ 37 North Spring Primary School* ★ 38 Pasir Ris Primary School* ★ ★ 39 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) ★ 40 Pioneer Junior College ★ 41 Ping Yi Secondary School ★ ★

C - 4 Annex C2

School Name National Character S/N (in alphabetical order) Education Development 42 Princess Elizabeth Primary School ★ 43 Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) ★ 44 Raffles Institution ★ 45 Riverside Secondary School* ★ 46 Rosyth School ★ 47 Rulang Primary School ★ 48 Sembawang Secondary School ★ 49 Singapore Chinese Girls' School ★ 50 St. Andrew's Junior School ★ 51 St. Margaret's Secondary School ★ 52 Tampines Primary School ★ 53 Tanjong Katong Girls’ School* ★ 54 Tanjong Katong Secondary School* ★ ★ 55 Telok Kurau Primary School* ★ ★ 56 Temasek Junior College ★ 57 Victoria School ★ 58 Xinmin Secondary School ★

*LKY (NE) Award recipient

C - 5 Annex D1

2010 Honour Roll for Sustained Achievement Award and Achievement Award (Academic Value-Added)

Secondary Level

Sustained Achievement School Name S/N Achievement Award Award (in alphabetical order) (Academic Value-Added) (Academic Value-Added) 1 Admiralty Secondary School ☆ 2 Ang Mo Kio Secondary School ☆☆ 3 Anglican High School ☆ 4 Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) ★ ☆☆ 5 Balestier Hill Secondary School ☆☆ 6 Bartley Secondary School ★ ☆☆ 7 Beatty Secondary School ☆☆ 8 Bedok Green Secondary School ☆ 9 Bedok North Secondary School ☆ 10 Bedok South Secondary School ☆ 11 Bedok Town Secondary School ☆ 12 Bendemeer Secondary School ☆ 13 Bishan Park Secondary School ☆ 14 Boon Lay Secondary School ☆☆ 15 Broadrick Secondary School ☆ 16 Secondary School ☆ 17 Bukit Merah Secondary School ☆ 18 Bukit Panjang Government High School ☆☆ 19 Bukit View Secondary School ☆ 20 Catholic High School ★ ☆ 21 Cedar Girls' Secondary School ★ ☆ 22 Chai Chee Secondary School ☆ 23 CHIJ Katong Convent ★ ☆☆ 24 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) ★ ☆☆ 25 CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent ☆ 26 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School ★ ☆ 27 CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent ☆ 28 Chua Chu Kang Secondary School ☆ 29 Clementi Woods Secondary School ☆ 30 Commonwealth Secondary School ☆☆ 31 Compassvale Secondary School ☆☆ 32 Crescent Girls' School ★ ☆ 33 Dunman Secondary School ★ ☆ 34 East Spring Secondary School ☆ 35 Evergreen Secondary School ☆ 36 Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) ★ ☆☆ 37 First Toa Payoh Secondary School ☆

D - 1 Annex D1

Sustained Achievement School Name S/N Achievement Award Award (in alphabetical order) (Academic Value-Added) (Academic Value-Added) 38 Fuchun Secondary School ☆☆ 39 ☆ 40 Gan Eng Seng School ☆ 41 Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) ☆☆ 42 Greendale Secondary School ☆ 43 Greenview Secondary School ☆ 44 Guangyang Secondary School ☆ 45 Hai Sing Catholic School ☆☆ 46 Henderson Secondary School ☆ 47 Holy Innocents' High School ☆ 48 Hong Kah Secondary School ☆ 49 Hougang Secondary School ☆ 50 Hua Yi Secondary School ☆☆ 51 Jurong West Secondary School ☆ 52 Jurongville Secondary School ☆ 53 Kent Ridge Secondary School ☆ 54 Kranji Secondary School ☆☆ Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary 55 ☆ School 56 Macpherson Secondary School ☆ 57 Manjusri Secondary School ☆☆ 58 Marsiling Secondary School ☆☆ 59 Maris Stella High School ★ ☆ 60 Mayflower Secondary School ☆ 61 Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) ★ ☆ 62 Montfort Secondary School ☆ 63 Nan Chiau High School ★ ☆☆ 64 Naval Base Secondary School ☆☆ 65 Ngee Ann Secondary School ☆☆ 66 North View Secondary School ☆ 67 North Vista Secondary School ☆ 68 North Brooks Secondary School ☆ 69 Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School ★ ☆☆ 70 Pasir Ris Secondary School ☆☆ Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School 71 ★★ ☆☆ (Secondary) 72 Pei Hwa Secondary School ☆☆ 73 Peirce Secondary School ☆ 74 Ping Yi Secondary School ☆ 75 Pioneer Secondary School ☆☆ 76 Presbyterian High School ☆ 77 Punggol Secondary School ☆☆ 78 Queenstown Secondary School ☆☆ 79 Queensway Secondary School ★ ☆☆ 80 Riverside Secondary School ☆

D - 2 Annex D1

Sustained Achievement School Name S/N Achievement Award Award (in alphabetical order) (Academic Value-Added) (Academic Value-Added) 81 Serangoon Secondary School ☆ 82 Shuqun Secondary School ☆ 83 Si Ling Secondary School ☆ 84 Singapore Chinese Girls' School ★ ☆ 85 Springfield Secondary School ☆☆ 86 St. Andrew's Secondary School ★ ☆☆ St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary 87 ★ ☆☆ School 88 St. Gabriel's Secondary School ★ ☆ 89 St. Hilda's Secondary School ☆ 90 St. Joseph's Institution ★ ☆ 91 St. Margaret's Secondary School ★★ ☆☆ 92 St. Patrick's School ☆ 93 Swiss Cottage Secondary School ☆ 94 Tanglin Secondary School ☆ 95 Tanjong Katong Girls' School ★ ☆ 96 Tanjong Katong Secondary School ★ ☆ 97 Teck Whye Secondary School ☆ 98 Telok Kurau Secondary School ☆ 99 Temasek Secondary School ☆☆ 100 Victoria School ★ ☆ 101 West Spring Secondary School ☆ 102 Westwood Secondary School ☆☆ 103 Woodgrove Secondary School ☆☆ 104 Woodlands Ring Secondary School ☆ 105 Woodlands Secondary School ☆☆ 106 Xinmin Secondary School ☆ 107 Yio Chu Kang Secondary School ☆ 108 Yishun Town Secondary School ★★ ☆☆ 109 Yuan Ching Secondary School ☆ 110 Yuhua Secondary School ☆ 111 Yusof Ishak Secondary School ☆ 112 Yuying Secondary School ☆☆ 113 Zhonghua Secondary School ★ ☆

D - 3 Annex D1 Pre-U Level

Sustained Achievement School Name S/N Achievement Award Award (in alphabetical order) (Academic Value-Added) (Academic Value-Added) 1 Anderson Junior College ☆ 2 ☆ 3 Meridian Junior College ☆ 4 Nanyang Junior College ★ ☆ 5 Pioneer Junior College ★ ☆ 6 Serangoon Junior College ☆ 7 Yishun Junior College ☆

D - 4 Annex D2

2010 Honour Roll for Sustained Achievement Award (Aesthetics, Sports, Uniformed Groups and Physical Health)

Primary Level

School Name Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Health 1 Ai Tong School ★ 2 Anderson Primary School ★ 3 Ang Mo Kio Primary School ★ 4 Anglo-Chinese School (Junior) ★ 5 Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) ★ 6 Blangah Rise Primary School ★ 7 Bukit View Primary School ★ 8 Catholic High School ★ 9 Changkat Primary School ★ 10 CHIJ (Katong) Primary ★ 11 CHIJ (Kellock) ★ 12 CHIJ Our Lady Of Good Counsel ★ ★ 13 CHIJ Our Lady Of the Nativity ★ 14 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School ★ 15 Chongfu School ★ 16 Chua Chu Kang Primary School ★ 17 Concord Primary School ★ 18 De La Salle School ★ 19 Elias Park Primary School ★ 20 Evergreen Primary School ★ 21 Fairfield Methodist School (Primary) ★ 22 First Toa Payoh Primary School ★ 23 Fuchun Primary School ★ 24 Gongshang Primary School ★ 25 Greenridge Primary School ★ 26 Haig Girls' School ★ 27 Henry Park Primary School ★ 28 Hong Kah Primary School ★ 29 Hong Wen School ★ 30 Huamin Primary School ★ 31 Junyuan Primary School ★ 32 Keming Primary School ★ ★ 33 Kheng Cheng School ★ 34 Kong Hwa School ★ 35 Kranji Primary School ★ 36 Lakeside Primary School ★ 37 Loyang Primary School ★ ★ 38 Macpherson Primary School ★

D - 5 Annex D2

School Name Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Health 39 Maris Stella High School ★ 40 Marymount Convent School ★ 41 Methodist Girls’ School (Primary) ★ 42 Montfort Junior School ★ 43 Nan Chiau Primary School ★ 44 Nan Hua Primary School ★ 45 Nanyang Primary School ★ 46 Northland Primary School ★ 47 Pasir Ris Primary School ★ ★ ★ 48 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Primary) ★ ★ ★ 49 Pei Chun Public School ★ ★ 50 Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School ★ 51 Poi Ching School ★ 52 Princess Elizabeth Primary School ★ 53 Punggol Primary School ★ ★ 54 Qihua Primary School ★ 55 Raffles Girls' Primary School ★ ★ 56 Red Swastika School ★ 57 Rosyth School ★ 58 Rulang Primary School ★ 59 Singapore Chinese Girls’ School ★ 60 South View Primary School ★ 61 St. Andrew's Junior School ★ 62 St. Hilda's Primary School ★ ★ ★ 63 St. Joseph's Institution Junior ★ 64 St. Margaret's Primary School ★ 65 St. Stephen's School ★ 66 Tampines North Primary School ★ 67 Tanjong Katong Primary School ★ 68 Tao Nan School ★ 69 Telok Kurau Primary School ★ 70 Wellington Primary School ★ ★ 71 Woodlands Primary School ★ ★ ★ 72 Xishan Primary School ★ 73 Yio Chu Kang Primary School ★ 74 Yu Neng Primary School ★ 75 Zhonghua Primary School ★

D - 6 Annex D2 Secondary Level

School Name Uniformed Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Groups Health 1 Admiralty Secondary School ★ ★ 2 Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 3 Anderson Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 4 Ang Mo Kio Secondary School ★ ★ ★ ★ 5 Anglican High School ★ ★ ★ ★ 6 Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) ★ ★ ★ 7 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) ★ ★ ★ 8 Bartley Secondary School ★ ★ 9 Beatty Secondary School ★ 10 Bedok Green Secondary School ★ 11 Bedok North Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 12 Bedok South Secondary School ★ ★ 13 Bedok Town Secondary School ★ 14 Bedok View Secondary School ★ 15 Bendemeer Secondary School ★ ★ 16 Boon Lay Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 17 Bowen Secondary School ★ ★ 18 Bukit Batok Secondary School ★ ★ 19 Bukit Merah Secondary School ★ 20 Bukit Panjang Government High School ★ ★ ★ 21 Bukit View Secondary School ★ 22 Canberra Secondary School ★ 23 Catholic High School ★ ★ ★ 24 Cedar Girls' Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 25 Chai Chee Secondary School ★ 26 Changkat Changi Secondary School ★ 27 CHIJ Katong Convent ★ ★ 28 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh) ★ ★ 29 CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent ★ ★ 30 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School ★ ★ 31 CHIJ St. Theresa’s Convent ★ 32 Christ Church Secondary School ★ 33 Chua Chu Kang Secondary School ★ ★ 34 Chung Cheng High School (Main) ★ ★ ★ 35 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) ★ ★ 36 Clementi Town Secondary School ★ ★ 37 Commonwealth Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 38 Compassvale Secondary School ★ ★ 39 Coral Secondary School ★ 40 Crescent Girls' School ★ ★ 41 Damai Secondary School ★ ★ 42 Deyi Secondary School ★ ★

D - 7 Annex D2

School Name Uniformed Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Groups Health 43 Dunearn Secondary School ★ 44 Dunman High School ★ ★ ★ 45 Dunman Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 46 East Spring Secondary School ★ 47 Evergreen Secondary School ★ ★ 48 Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) ★ ★ ★ 49 Fajar Secondary School ★ ★ 50 Fuchun Secondary School ★ 51 Fuhua Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 52 Gan Eng Seng School ★ ★ ★ 53 Geylang Methodist School (Secondary) ★ 54 Greenridge Secondary School ★ 55 Greenview Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 56 Hai Sing Catholic School ★ ★ 57 Henderson Secondary School ★ 58 Hong Kah Secondary School ★ ★ 59 Hougang Secondary School ★ ★ 60 Hua Yi Secondary School ★ 61 Hwa Chong Institution ★ ★ 62 Junyuan Secondary School ★ 63 Jurong Secondary School ★ 64 Jurong West Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 65 Jurongville Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 66 Kent Ridge Secondary School ★ 67 Kranji Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 68 Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School ★ ★ 69 Loyang Secondary School ★ 70 Manjusri Secondary School ★ ★ 71 Maris Stella High School ★ ★ ★ 72 Marsiling Secondary School ★ ★ 73 Mayflower Secondary School ★ ★ 74 Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) ★ ★ 75 Montfort Secondary School ★ ★ 76 Nan Chiau High School ★ ★ 77 Nan Hua High School ★ ★ ★ 78 Nanyang Girls' High School ★ ★ 79 National Junior College ★ 80 New Town Secondary School ★ 81 Ngee Ann Secondary School ★ ★ 82 North View Secondary School ★ 83 North Vista Secondary School ★ 84 Northbrooks Secondary School ★ 85 Northland Secondary School ★ ★ 86 Orchid Park Secondary School ★ ★

D - 8 Annex D2

School Name Uniformed Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Groups Health 87 Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School ★ 88 Pasir Ris Secondary School ★ ★ 89 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary) ★ ★ ★ ★ 90 Peirce Secondary School ★ 91 Ping Yi Secondary School ★ 92 Pioneer Secondary School ★ 93 Presbyterian High School ★ ★ ★ 94 Punggol Secondary School ★ 95 Queenstown Secondary School ★ 96 Queensway Secondary School ★ ★ 97 Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) ★ ★ ★ 98 Raffles Institution ★ ★ ★ 99 Regent Secondary School ★ 100 River Valley High School ★ ★ ★ ★ 101 Riverside Secondary School ★ ★ 102 Seng Kang Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 103 Serangoon Garden Secondary School ★ ★ 104 Serangoon Secondary School ★ 105 Shuqun Secondary School ★ 106 Siglap Secondary School ★ ★ 107 Singapore Chinese Girls' School ★ ★ 108 Springfield Secondary School ★ 109 St. Andrew's Secondary School ★ ★ 110 St. Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School ★ 111 St. Gabriel's Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 112 St. Hilda's Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 113 St. Joseph's Institution ★ ★ 114 St. Margaret's Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 115 St. Patrick's School ★ ★ 116 Swiss Cottage Secondary School ★ ★ 117 Tampines Secondary School ★ ★ 118 Tanglin Secondary School ★ ★ 119 Tanjong Katong Girls' School ★ ★ 120 Tanjong Katong Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 121 Teck Whye Secondary School ★ 123 Temasek Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 124 Unity Secondary School ★ ★ 125 Victoria School ★ ★ ★ 126 West Spring Secondary School ★ 127 Westwood Secondary School ★ ★ 128 Whitley Secondary School ★ ★ 129 Woodgrove Secondary School ★ 130 Woodlands Ring Secondary School ★ ★ 131 Woodlands Secondary School ★ ★ ★

D - 9 Annex D2

School Name Uniformed Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Groups Health 132 Xinmin Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 133 Yio Chu Kang Secondary School ★ ★ 134 Yishun Secondary School ★ ★ 135 Yishun Town Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 136 Yuan Ching Secondary School ★ ★ 137 Yuhua Secondary School ★ ★ 138 Yusof Ishak Secondary School ★ ★ 139 Yuying Secondary School ★ ★ ★ 140 Zhenghua Secondary School ★ ★ 141 Zhonghua Secondary School ★ ★ ★

Pre-U Level

School Name Physical S/N Aesthetics Sports (in alphabetical order) Health 1 Anderson Junior College ★ 2 Anglo-Chinese Junior College ★ ★ 3 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) ★ ★ 4 Hwa Chong Institution ★ ★ 5 Meridian Junior College ★ ★ 6 Millennia Institute ★ 7 Nanyang Junior College ★ 8 National Junior College ★ ★ 9 Pioneer Junior College ★ 10 Raffles Institution ★ ★ 11 Serangoon Junior College ★ 12 St. Andrew's Junior College ★ ★ 13 Tampines Junior College ★ 14 Temasek Junior College ★ 15 Victoria Junior College ★ ★ 16 Yishun Junior College ★

D - 10 Annex E1

201010 School Achievement Table for Special/Express Course

Outstanding Development Sustained Achievement O-Level Band School Excellence Best School (in alphabetical order) Awards (★) and Awards (★) and (Average L1B511 Award () and Practice S/N • *Autonomous School Development Awards (☆) Achievement Awards (☆) rounded down to School Distinction Awards • @Independent School the nearest Award () (★) National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-added Aesthetics12 integer) 1 Anderson Secondary School* ☆ ★★★ Band 1 2 Ang Mo Kio Secondary School ☆☆ ★★★★ Band 4 3 Anglican High School* ☆ ★★★★ Band 1 4 Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) ☆ ★☆☆ ★★★ Band 8 5 Bartley Secondary School ★☆☆ ★★ Band 9 6 Beatty Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★ Band 6 7 Bedok South Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 9 8 Bedok View Secondary School ★ Band 8 9 Bukit Batok Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 5 Bukit Panjang Government High 10 ☆☆ ★★★ Band 2 School* 11 Catholic High School* ★☆ ★★★ Band 1 12 Cedar Girls' Secondary School* ★☆ ★★★ Band 1 13 CHIJ Katong Convent* ★★ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 6 14 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)* ★ ☆ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 3 15 CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent ☆ ★★ Band 9 16 CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School* ☆ ★☆ ★★ Band 1 17 CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent ☆ ☆ ★ Band 7 18 Chua Chu Kang Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 7 19 Chung Cheng High School (Main)* ★ ★★★ Band 3 20 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) ★★ Band 6 21 Clementi Town Secondary School ★★ Band 4

10 Based on the 2009 GCE O-Level Examination 11 Average L1B5 is the average of students’ aggregate grades in L1 (English or Higher Mother Tongue) and the 5 best subjects; the smaller the value of average L1B5, the better the performance of a school. 12 As there are too many Level 1 Achievement Awards in the Physical and Aesthetics domain, only the Level 2 Sustained Achievement Awards are indicated for this domain. E - 1 Annex E1

Outstanding Development Sustained Achievement O-Level Band School Excellence Best School (in alphabetical order) Awards (★) and Awards (★) and (Average L1B511 Award () and Practice S/N • *Autonomous School Development Awards (☆) Achievement Awards (☆) rounded down to School Distinction Awards @Independent School the nearest • Award () (★) National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-added Aesthetics12 integer) 22 Commonwealth Secondary School* ★ ☆ ☆☆ ★★★ Band 3 23 Compassvale Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 8 24 Crescent Girls' School* ★☆ ★★ Band 1 25 Dunman Secondary School* ★★★ ☆ ★ ★☆ ★★★ Band 5 Fairfield Methodist School 26 ☆ ★☆☆ ★★★ Band 6 (Secondary)* 27 Fuhua Secondary School ☆ ★★★ Band 4 28 Gan Eng Seng School ☆ ☆ ☆ ★★★ Band 5 29 Hai Sing Catholic School ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 6 30 Holy Innocents’ High School ☆ Band 8 31 Hougang Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 9 32 Hua Yi Secondary School ☆☆ ★ Band 7 33 Jurong Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 8 34 Jurongville Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★★ Band 9 35 Kranji Secondary School ☆☆ ★★★ Band 4 36 Maris Stella High School* ★☆ ★★★ Band 3 37 Mayflower Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 7 38 Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)@ ☆ ★☆ ★★ Band 1 39 Nan Chiau High School ☆ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 1 40 Nan Hua High School* ☆ ★★★ Band 1 41 New Town Secondary School ★ ★ Band 8 42 Ngee Ann Secondary School* ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 5 43 Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School ★☆☆ ★ Band 7 44 Pasir Ris Secondary School ☆☆ ★★ Band 7 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School 45 ★★☆☆ ★★★★ Band 6 (Secondary)* 46 Pei Hwa Secondary School ☆☆ Band 8 47 Presbyterian High School ☆ ★★★ Band 5 48 Punggol Secondary School ☆ ☆ ☆☆ ★ Band 9

E - 2 Annex E1

Outstanding Development Sustained Achievement O-Level Band School Excellence Best School (in alphabetical order) Awards (★) and Awards (★) and (Average L1B511 Award () and Practice S/N • *Autonomous School Development Awards (☆) Achievement Awards (☆) rounded down to School Distinction Awards @Independent School the nearest • Award () (★) National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-added Aesthetics12 integer) 49 Queenstown Secondary School ☆☆ ★ Band 9 50 Queensway Secondary School ☆ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 7 51 Riverside Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 5 52 Singapore Chinese Girls' School@ ★☆ ★★ Band 1 53 St. Andrew's Secondary School ★☆☆ ★★ Band 7 54 St. Gabriel's Secondary School ☆ ★☆ ★★★ Band 9 55 St. Hilda’s Secondary School ☆ ★★★ Band 9 56 St. Joseph's Institution@ ★☆ ★★ Band 1 57 St. Margaret's Secondary School* ★ ★★☆☆ ★★★ Band 4 58 Swiss Cottage Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 4 59 Tanjong Katong Girls' School* ☆ ★ ★☆ ★★ Band 2 60 Tanjong Katong Secondary School* ★ ★☆ ★★★ Band 2 61 Temasek Secondary School* ☆☆ ★★★ Band 3 62 Victoria School* ★ ★☆ ★★★ Band 1 63 West Spring Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 9 64 Xinmin Secondary School* ☆ ★★★ Band 2 65 Yishun Town Secondary School* ☆ ★★☆☆ ★★★ Band 5 66 Zhonghua Secondary School* ★☆ ★★★ Band 2

Band Information

Band 1: Average L1B5 < 11; Band 2: Average L1B5 = 11; Band 3: Average L1B5 = 12; Band 4: Average L1B5 = 13; Band 5: Average L1B5 = 14; Band 6: Average L1B5 = 15; Band 7: Average L1B5 = 16; Band 8: Average L1B5 = 17; Band 9: Average L1B5 = 18.

For the Special/Express course, the O-Level Bands are based on the average L1B5 rounded down to the nearest integer.

E - 3 Annex E2

201013 School Achievement Table for Normal Course

Outstanding Development Sustained Achievement O-Level Band School Excellence Best School (in alphabetical order) Awards (★) and Awards (★) and (Average L1B414 Award () and Practice S/N • *Autonomous School ☆ ☆ rounded down to School Distinction Awards Development Awards ( ) Achievement Awards ( ) • @Independent School the nearest Award () (★) National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-added Aesthetics15 integer) 1 Anderson Secondary School* ☆ ★★★ Band 4 2 Ang Mo Kio Secondary School ☆☆ ★★★★ Band 2 3 Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) ☆ ★☆☆ ★★★ Band 4 4 Bartley Secondary School ★☆☆ ★★ Band 5 5 Beatty Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★ Band 4 6 Bedok Green Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 4 7 Boon Lay Secondary School ☆☆ ★★★ Band 4 8 Bowen Secondary School ★★ Band 5 9 Bukit Batok Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 5 Bukit Panjang Government High 10 ☆☆ ★★★ Band 3 School* 11 Bukit View Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 5 12 CHIJ Katong Convent* ★★ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 4 13 CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh)* ★ ☆ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 1 14 CHIJ St. Joseph’s Convent ☆ ★★ Band 5 15 CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent ☆ ☆ ★ Band 5 16 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) ★★ Band 4 17 Clementi Town Secondary School ★★ Band 5 18 Commonwealth Secondary School* ★ ☆ ☆☆ ★★★ Band 2 19 Compassvale Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 4 20 Coral Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 5 21 East Spring Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 4

13 Based on the 2009 GCE O-Level Examination 14 Average L1B4 is the average of students’ aggregate grades in L1 (English or Higher Mother Tongue) and the 4 best subjects; the smaller the value of the average L1B4, the better the performance of a school 15 As there are too many Level 1 Achievement Awards in the Physical and Aesthetics domain, only the Level 2 Sustained Achievement Awards are indicated for this domain. E - 4 Annex E2

Outstanding Development Sustained Achievement O-Level Band School Excellence Best School (in alphabetical order) Awards (★) and Awards (★) and (Average L1B414 Award () and Practice S/N • *Autonomous School ☆ ☆ rounded down to School Distinction Awards Development Awards ( ) Achievement Awards ( ) @Independent School the nearest • Award () (★) National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-added Aesthetics15 integer) Fairfield Methodist School 22 ☆ ★☆☆ ★★★ Band 3 (Secondary)* 23 Gan Eng Seng School ☆ ☆ ☆ ★★★ Band 2 Geylang Methodist School 24 ☆☆ ★ Band 5 (Secondary) 25 Greenview Secondary School ☆ ★★★ Band 5 26 Hai Sing Catholic School ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 1 27 Hua Yi Secondary School ☆☆ ★ Band 1 28 Jurong Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 4 29 Kranji Secondary School ☆☆ ★★★ Band 1 Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary 30 ☆ ★★ Band 5 School 31 Macpherson Secondary School ☆ ☆ Band 5 32 Manjusri Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 5 33 Marsiling Secondary School ☆☆ ★★ Band 3 34 Mayflower Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 5 35 Nan Chiau High School ☆ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 2 36 Ngee Ann Secondary School* ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 4 37 Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School ★☆☆ ★ Band 2 38 Pasir Ris Secondary School ☆☆ ★★ Band 2 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School 39 ★★☆☆ ★★★★ Band 1 (Secondary)* 40 Pei Hwa Secondary School ☆☆ Band 4 41 Presbyterian High School ☆ ★★★ Band 3 42 Punggol Secondary School ☆ ☆ ☆☆ ★ Band 5 43 Queenstown Secondary School ☆☆ ★ Band 5 44 Queensway Secondary School ☆ ★☆☆ ★★ Band 3 45 Riverside Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 2 46 Springfield Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★ Band 5 47 St. Andrew’s Secondary School ★☆☆ ★★ Band 4

E - 5 Annex E2

Outstanding Development Sustained Achievement O-Level Band School Excellence Best School (in alphabetical order) Awards (★) and Awards (★) and (Average L1B414 Award () and Practice S/N • *Autonomous School ☆ ☆ rounded down to School Distinction Awards Development Awards ( ) Achievement Awards ( ) @Independent School the nearest • Award () (★) National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-added Aesthetics15 integer) St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary 48 ☆ ★☆☆ ★ Band 2 School* 49 St. Gabriel's Secondary School ☆ ★☆ ★★★ Band 5 50 St. Hilda's Secondary School ☆ ★★★ Band 4 51 St. Margaret's Secondary School* ★ ★★☆☆ ★★★ Band 1 52 Swiss Cottage Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 3 53 Temasek Secondary School* ☆☆ ★★★ Band 1 54 Unity Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 4 55 West Spring Secondary School ☆ ★ Band 4 56 Westwood Secondary School ☆ ☆☆ ★★ Band 4 57 Woodgrove Secondary School ☆ ☆ ☆☆ ★ Band 4 58 Woodlands Ring Secondary School ☆ ☆ ★★ Band 4 59 Xinmin Secondary School* ☆ ★★★ Band 4 60 Yio Chu Kang Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 5 61 Yishun Town Secondary School* ☆ ★★☆☆ ★★★ Band 1 62 Zhenghua Secondary School ☆ ★★ Band 5

Band Information

Band 1: Average L1B4 < 19; Band 2: Average L1B4 = 19; Band 3: Average L1B4 = 20; Band 4: Average L1B4 = 21; Band 5: Average L1B4 = 22.

For the Normal course, the O-Level Bands are based on the average L1B4 rounded down to the nearest integer.

E - 6 Annex F1

List of Secondary Schools Excluded from the Banding Exercise

Schools offering the Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) (Secondary Section) Integrated Programme (IP) Dunman High School (Secondary Section) Hwa Chong Institution (High School Section)

Nanyang Girls' High School National Junior College (Secondary Section) NUS High School of Mathematics and Science Raffles Girls' School (Secondary) Raffles Institution (Secondary)

River Valley High School (Secondary Section)

Temasek Junior College (Secondary Section) Victoria Junior College (Secondary Section) Bedok Town Secondary School (Special/Express) Bishan Park Secondary School (Normal) Schools with small Broadrick Secondary School (Normal) candidature Bukit Merah Secondary School (Normal) Chestnut Drive Secondary School (Special/Express and Normal) Chong Boon Secondary School (Normal) Chua Chu Kang Secondary School (Normal) Clementi Woods Secondary School (Normal) Dunman Secondary School (Normal)

Guangyang Secondary School (Normal) Juying Secondary School (Special/Express) Outram Secondary School (Normal) Si Ling Secondary School (Special/Express) Singapore Sports School (Special/Express) Zhonghua Secondary School (Normal)

F - 1 Annex G1

Reading the School Achievement Tables

1. The key features of the School Achievement Tables (SATs) are as follows (see Figure 1 for annotated explanations):

a. Schools that receive the School Distinction Award () and School Excellence Award () are indicated by the respective symbols in the second column. These Special Awards give recognition to schools with excellence in school processes and outcomes, and they form the highest level in the Masterplan of Awards.

b. Other awards won by schools such as the Best Practice Award, Outstanding Development Award, Development Award, Sustained Achievement Award and Achievement Award are indicated in the remaining columns. For these awards, a clear star (☆) refers to a Level One Award, while a solid star (★) refers to a Level Two Award.

c. The last column shows the schools’ O-Level bands based on their 2009 GCE O-Level Examination results.

2. For example, in Figure 1, Foundation Secondary School has won several awards:

a. School Distinction Award, which is denoted by the symbol;

b. a Best Practice Award, denoted by the solid star (★) in the ‘Best Practice Award’ column;

c. a Level One Development Award for Character Development, denoted by a clear star (☆) in the ‘Character Development’ column;

d. two Level One Academic Value-Added Awards – one for the Special/Express course, and another for the Normal course – denoted by the clear stars (☆☆) in the ‘Academic Value-Added’ column;

e. a Level Two Sustained Achievement Award for Academic Value-Added performance, denoted by the solid star (★) in the ‘Academic Value-Added’ column;

f. two Level Two Sustained Achievement Awards, denoted by solid stars (★ ★) in the ‘Physical and Aesthetics’ column.

3. In Figure 1, Foundation Secondary School is also in Band 3 in terms of absolute academic performance for the Special/Express course, with an average L1B5 aggregate of 12 points after rounding down to the nearest integer.

G - 1 Annex G1

Figure 1: Key Features of the School Achievement Tables

Year of Assessment Course Type

200X School Achievement Table for Special/Express Course Outstanding Development School Excellence Sustained Achievement Award Award (★) and O-Level Band (Average School Award () and Best Practice (★) and Achievement Award (✩) 16 ✩ L1B5 rounded down to (in alphabetical order) School Distinction Award (★) Development Award ( ) the nearest integer) Award () National Character Academic Physical & Education Development Value-Added Aesthetics17 Aspiration High School ★★ Band 4 Clover Park Institution ★★ ★ ✩ ★ Band 1 Foundation Secondary ✩ ★ ★✩✩ ★★ Band 3 School Oak View Secondary School ★★ Band 4 i i i i i i i i Schools listed in Special Awards Best NE Awards CD Awards Awards Awards Band alphabetical order received Practice received received received in the received in Awards Academic the Physical received Value-added & Aesthetics domain domain

16 Average L1B5 is the average of students’ aggregate grades in L1 (English or Higher Mother Tongue Language) and the best 5 subjects; the smaller the value of average L1B5, the better the performance of a school. 17 As there are too many Level 1 Achievement Awards in the Physical & Aesthetics domain, only the Level 2 Sustained Achievement Awards are indicated for this domain. G - 2 Annex G1

Infosheet on Schools Receiving Both School Excellence Award and Best Practice Award for Student All Round Development in 2010

1. The three schools which will be conferred both the School Excellence Award (SEA) and the Best Practice Award (BPA) for Student All Round Development this year are St. Hilda’s Primary, Chung Cheng School (Main) and Dunman Secondary18.

2. The SEA recognises schools for their excellence in both education processes and outcomes. It is the highest and most prestigious award under the MoA structure and serves as a mark of distinction for schools that have sustained achievements in a wide spectrum of student development processes. The BPA for Student All Round Development recognises schools whose innovative and effective systems and processes have led to desired student outcomes in both the academic and non-academic areas. To ensure the all-round development of students, these three schools have developed processes which are customised to their students’ needs.

3. St. Hilda’s Primary believes in nurturing the whole child by developing the social, emotional, physical and cognitive well-being of every Hildan. The school adopts a strategic approach to develop each child to be a confident, caring and articulate Hildan. Every pupil goes through a structured six-year Student Leadership Programme that maps out leadership opportunities, training and assessment of skills/competencies. The programme emphasises that “every child matters, can lead and can serve”. After each milestone learning experience, Hildans deepen their learning through self-reflection, peer sharing and presentations. They also chart their achievements with pride in their SPACE (Service, Physical, Aesthetics, Character and Exploration) portfolios for all-round development.

4. In Chung Cheng High School (Main), the Student All Round Development Framework outlines the holistic development of students in the domains of Moral, Cognitive, Physical, Social, Aesthetics and Leadership. This anchors upon the rich Chinese culture and values synonymous of the school. The range of development programmes outlined for students are based on the Student All Round Development outcomes identified. Among other programmes, the key signature programme “Nanyang- Chung Cheng Extended Immersion in Shanghai-Fudan” exemplifies the school’s vision: “Leaders Grounded in Values, Global in Outlook”.

5. Dunman Secondary School provides an exceptional and holistic education for its students, so that they can grow to be young people of character and positive purpose. To do so, the Dunman All-Round Excellence (DARE) framework identifies 12 essential skills in 5 domains which will serve students well for the 21st century. All school programmes aim to develop students in these skills. A unique feature is that each student has a Pupil Development Card. The intent is to guide his/her growth in the skills over 4 years. Parents are also invited to comment on their children’s development in the Pupil Development Card.

18 Victoria Junior College is the fourth school being awarded the BPA for Student All Round Development this year. It was awarded the SEA in 2007.

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SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS 2010

PROPOSED LIST OF AWARD RECIPIENTS FOR MEDIA INTERVIEWS

Name of Award School

St. Hilda’s Primary School

School Excellence Award Chung Cheng High School (Main)

Dunman Secondary School

Tampines Primary School

CHIJ Katong Convent

School Distinction Award Commonwealth Secondary School

Meridian Junior College

Pioneer Junior College

Name of Award Category School

• Staff Well-Being St. Margaret’s Secondary School Best Practice Award • Student All-Round Victoria Junior College Development

• Teaching and Learning Pasir Ris Primary School

Name of Award School

Bendemeer Secondary School Lee Hsien Loong Award for Innovations in the Normal Course Yishun Town Secondary School

Name of Award School Greenridge Primary School Lee Kuan Yew (National Education) Award Tanjong Katong Secondary School

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Name of Award/s School Outstanding Development Award (Character Development) and Ping Yi Secondary School Outstanding Development Award (National Education )

Outstanding Development Award Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School (Character Development)

Name of Award/s School Sustained Achievement Awards in Aesthetics, Sports and Physical Woodlands Primary School Health Sustained Achievement Awards in Aesthetics, Sports, Uniformed Groups, Academic Value-Added Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary) Special/Express, Academic Value- Added Normal and Physical Health Sustained Achievement Awards in Primary Section: Sports Secondary Section - Catholic High School Aesthetics, Sports, Uniformed Groups and Academic Value-Added Special/Express

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