Key Personnel

Designation	Name	Education Philosophy
School Staff Developer	Ms Eileen Lee Poh Ping (lee_poh_ping_eileen@moe.edu.sg)	Teaching is a job where results aren't immediately visible. Only when students return many years after graduation to thank you, do you realise you've made an impact.
HOD/Mathematics	Mr Alvin Toh (toh_choon_kiat_alvin@moe.edu.sg)	Every student can learn.
HOD/ English Language & Literature	Ms Seah Wan Cheng (seah_wan_cheng@moe.edu.sg)	“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character — that is the goal of true education.” — Martin Luther King Jr.
HOD/ Humanities	Ms Fong Meiyi (fong_mei_yi@moe.edu.sg)	Education is not about our students always learning on the same day, and always in the same way. Every learner’s path is different. I teach to nurture confidence, celebrate effort, and help each student grow into their fullest potential.
HOD/ Science	Mr Yu Yang Ming Ernest (yu_yang_ming_ernest@moe.edu.sg)	True education empowers students to question, explore, and transform their world.
HOD/ Information and Communications Technology	Mr Tang Chee Hung (chee_hung_tang@moe.edu.sg)	Education: Where the last become first, the lost find purpose, and the least are empowered to lead—shaping a future that outlives the classroom.
HOD/ Mother Tongue Languages	Ms Sim Siew Ngoh (sim_siew_ngoh@moe.edu.sg)	Mother Tongue teaching is to nurture confident communicators who are connected to their cultural heritage.
HOD/ Physical Education, Co-Curricular Activities	Mr Whelan Chen (whelan_chen_jianming@moe.edu.sg)	Attitude determines altitude. Having a growth mindset, grounded in the right values, will allow any student to succeed in the areas of their choosing.
HOD/ Character and Citizenship Education	Ms Yeo Su Lynn Jaime (yeo_su_lynn_jaime@moe.edu.sg)	Education is not merely the transmission of information, but the transformation of individuals.
HOD/ Student Development	Mr Lee Beng Wah (lee_beng_wah@moe.edu.sg)	Believe in a student before they believe in themselves - and watch how that belief becomes their wings.
HOD/ Student Management (Covering)	Mr Wong Boon Chong Kenny (wong_boon_chong_kenny@moe.edu.sg)	Discipline is the foundation of education. Through strong relationships and values, teachers don’t just shape minds, we shape lives.
HOD/ Aesthetics, Craft and Technology	Mr Tan Hock Ann (tan_hock_ann@moe.edu.sg)	What we gain in our journey of life depends on how we choose to view, embrace and navigate through this life
Year Head	Ms Su Huimin (su_huimin@moe.edu.sg)	Every child can learn and become better every day.
Year Head	Ms Norazidah Abdol Aziz (norazidah_abdol_aziz@moe.edu.sg)	Teaching is the intentional work of connecting minds and hearts - My role goes beyond delivering content. It is about creating a classroom where students feel valued. When students connect learning across subjects, relate it to real-world experiences and learn alongside one another, their understanding becomes more meaningful.
Subject Head/ Mathematics	Ms Cynthia Chua (chua_mui_kiang_cynthia_jane@moe.edu.sg)	"Whoever our students may be, whatever the subject we teach, ultimately we teach who we are." - Parker J Palmer
Subject Head/ Chemistry	Ms Celine Peh Kaijia (peh_kaijia@moe.edu.sg)	Education is not just about imparting knowledge, but about inspiring minds to adapt, create, and lead with purpose; grounded in values that shape character and guide action in a changing world.
Subject Head/ Geography	Mr Mansoor Abdul Rahman (mansoor_abdul_rahman@moe.edu.sg)	"An education is not so much about making a living as making a person" - Tara Westover
Subject Head/ Information and Communications Technology	Mr Alvis Mazon Tan (alvis_mazon_tan@moe.edu.sg)	LEARN. UNLEARN. RELEARN I enable my students to thrive in a BANI (Brittle, Anxious, Non-linear, Incomprehensible) world by guiding them to learn, unlearn, and relearn. I support them in building strong foundations and embracing novel ways of thinking to nurture them to be resilient, adaptable and be the best for the world.
Subject Head/ Character and Citizenship Education	Ms Ong Yew Yi Eve (ong_yew_yi_eve@moe.edu.sg)	In the nexus of education and development, education is the driving force towards empowerment, inclusivity and a compassionate humanity.
Subject Head/ Physical Education, Co-Curricular Activities	Mr Wong Yong Zhao Caleb wong_yong_zhao_caleb@moe.edu.sg	Train the body, strengthen the mind, shape the character. Every student can achieve what he believes he can.
Assistant Year Head	Ms Ong Wuan Seah (ong_wuan_seah@moe.edu.sg)	"Assessment is not just about measuring learning; it’s about improving it."— Dylan Wiliam
Assistant Year Head	Mr Chin Jia Le (chin_jia_le@moe.edu.sg)	Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6
Administration Manager	Mdm Mary Yap Pei Imm (mary_yap@moe.edu.sg)	"True education empowers students to question, explore, and transform their world."
Operations Manager 1	Mr Ng Hon Yew Alvin (ng_hon_yew_alvin@moe.edu.sg)	"Learning thrives in an environment where mistakes are celebrated as stepping stones to mastery."
Operations Manager 2	Mr Uthayakumar Ratnam (uthayakumar_ratnam_a@moe.edu.sg)	"Education's highest purpose is to nurture both character and competence."
Senior Teacher/ Science (Biology)	Mr Azman Bin Hussin (azman_hussin@moe.edu.sg)	"In every classroom, curiosity should be as essential as oxygen."
Senior Teacher/ Character and Citizenship Education	Ms Ng Wei Ying (ng_wei_ying_a@moe.edu.sg)	Education nurtures students' character, inspires purposeful thinking and action, and empowers them to realise their full potential.
Senior Teacher/ History	Mrs Punitha Ramesh (punitha_haridas@moe.edu.sg)	“Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel." — Socrates This quote reflects my belief that the purpose of education goes beyond academic achievement. It is about nurturing inquisitive minds, building character, and preparing students to contribute meaningfully to society. I see my role as both an instructor and a mentor, supporting students academically while also guiding them in values and civic responsibility. Ultimately, I aim to create an inclusive, student-centered classroom where critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity are valued alongside perseverance and respect. Through inquiry-based learning, real-world connections, and reflective practices, I hope to ignite a passion for learning that extends beyond textbooks and examinations.
Senior Teacher/ Social Studies	Ms Jamie Low Guan Lin (low_guan_lin@moe.edu.sg)	I believe every child can learn. As educators, our role is to understand each learner deeply and create the structures, routines and engaging lessons that help them thrive—because learning doesn’t happen by chance, but by intentional design.