Keming Primary School Review — P1 Guide & 2026 Updates

About Keming Primary School

Keming Primary School is a co-ed primary school in Singapore, in the West zone.

It offers 9 CCAs.

School overview

Keming traces its origins to Keok Ming Public School, founded in 1935 with 20 pupils studying on a wayang stage. Classes resumed in August 1945 after the Japanese Occupation. The school became government-aided in 1957 and opened its Buona Vista building in December 1966. It became fully government-run in 1982, adopted English as its teaching language in 1983, then moved to Bukit Batok and took the name Keming in 1987. The move and renaming are later milestones, rather than the school’s original founding date.

The INSPIRE ALP describes Primary 1 block coding, a Primary 2 light detector, Primary 3 Strawbees mechanisms and Primary 4 hydroponics investigations involving light and plant density. A Primary 5 example asks pupils to design for endangered animals. These give more substance than a general claim about innovation. However, parts of the page refer to safe-management measures and a virtual aquarium visit without a clear event year. Treat those as published examples, rather than a confirmed 2026 schedule. The separate ICT page says Code for Fun is conducted annually for all Primary 6 pupils.

Overview sources

• Our Story
• INSPIRE (ALP)
• ICT

Location and contact

• 90 Bukit Batok East Avenue 6, Singapore 659762
• Nearest MRT: Bukit Batok
• Telephone: 68962054