Mayflower Secondary School

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Mayflower Secondary School
美华中学
Měihuá Zhōngxué
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Location
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Ang Mo Kio
Coordinates1°22′07″N 103°50′07″E / 1.3686°N 103.8352°E / 1.3686; 103.8352Coordinates: 1°22′07″N 103°50′07″E / 1.3686°N 103.8352°E / 1.3686; 103.8352
Information
TypeGovernment
MottoMighty in Thought and Deed
Established1981
SessionSingle
School code3031
PrincipalMdm Lee Eet Fong
GenderCo-educational
EnrolmentSec 1 to Sec4/5
Colour(s)Beige/Khaki
Websitewww.mayflowersec.moe.edu.sg

Mayflower Secondary School is a secondary school in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore. It was founded in 1981. The school provides 19 CCAs for its students.

History[]

Mayflower Secondary School began in 1981 with Wan Hussein as the pioneering principal. On 15 July 1983, the school was officially opened by Mr Lim Boon Heng, then Member of Parliament for Kebun Baru.[1]

In 2007 the school embarked on a programme "Project Cool Running" to raise funds to equip the school hall with air-conditioning.[citation needed] This was organised by the Kebun Baru Community Club.

The first event, "Tri-Fit", was carried out on 12 March 2011.[citation needed] This event involved the whole school population, and they participated in one of the three sports events: Walking, Rollerblading and rope skipping. The school's partners were invited to participate in the afternoon festivities of Line Dancing, Karaoke and Waltz Dancing

Principals[]

Name Of Principal Years Served
Wan Hussein Bin Haji Zoohri 1981
Ibrahim Othman 1981–1984
Tang Swee Chay 1985–1994
Yap Hong Eng 1994–1998
Lo Sheu Ming 1999–2005
Doris Lim 2006–2012
Loo Ming Yaw 2013–2017
Lee Eet Fong 2018–present

Co-curricular activities[]

The school offers a total of 18 extra-curriculars, which are known as co-curricular activities (CCAs) in Singapore. They are as follows:

Sports[]

  • Basketball (Boys and Girls)
  • Football (Boys only)
  • Netball (Girls only)
  • Table Tennis (Boys and Girls)
  • Taekwondo (Boys and Girls)
  • Ten-Pin Bowling (Boys and Girls)

Uniformed Groups[]

Performing Arts[]

  • Concert Band
  • Choir
  • Chinese Dance
  • Modern Dance

Clubs And Societies[]

  • Enterprise Club
  • Infocomm Club
  • Literary & Oratorical Club

Source:[2]

Student Leadership Board[]

The SLB has been re-organised in end 2008 and it consists of 8 departments: Aesthetics, Health and Fitness, MediaTech, Partners, Publicity, Resource Management, Student Management and Student Wellness. The departments within the SLB are headed by an Executive Committee (EXCO), which consists of the President, Vice Presidents (Leadership or Service Wing), Secretary cum treasurer and Department heads.

Students are nominated by their teachers, and undergo a rigorous selection camp sometime in April or May of every year. Successful candidates are then invited to join the board in one of the 8 departments.

In addition to possessing leadership qualities, student leaders should possess good character and academic results.

Notable alumni[]

  • Huang Bi Ren (Class of 1985): Actress, Mediacorp[3]
  • Ann Kok (Class of 1990): Actress
  • Paige Chua (Class of 1997): Actress, Mediacorp

References[]

  1. ^ "MP to open school". The Straits Times. 15 July 1983. Retrieved 14 November 2017.
  2. ^ "School Information Service". moe.edu.sg. Retrieved 14 November 2017.
  3. ^ "Glamour grad". AsiaOne. 3 November 2008. Archived from the original on 3 February 2009.

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