Qihua Primary School Review — P1 Guide & 2026 Updates

About Qihua Primary School

Qihua Primary School is a co-ed primary school in Singapore, in the North zone.

It offers 15 CCAs.

School overview

Qihua’s history begins with Kay Wah School, formed in 1938 through the efforts of Neo Tiew and other community leaders in Lim Chu Kang. It was a Chinese-medium school serving the farming community, later operating three branches. Government-school status came in 1976. As the community was resettled, the main school and Branch II closed; Branch I moved to Woodlands in 1988 and adopted the name Qihua. Its official opening followed in November 1990. These roots explain the school’s continuity across different places, rather than a newly founded Woodlands school.

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Applied Learning Programme gives concrete examples by level: P1–P2 pupils solve problems faced by story characters; P3 project work involves designing sail cars; P4 Make-The-Change explores social issues and campaigns; P5 project work uses Micro:bit. The page also records 20 P5 pupils taking an eight-month Innovation Programme, making that selected group distinct from the cohort activities. P6 Bizkid$ is described as a four-week post-PSLE programme involving products, financial literacy and entrepreneurship. These are published programme examples, not independently demonstrated future business or academic outcomes.

Overview sources

• School History
• Applied Learning Programme (ALP)

Location and contact

• 5 Woodlands Street 81, Singapore 738525
• Nearest MRT: Woodlands
• Telephone: 62696250