Yangzheng Primary School Review — P1 Guide & 2026 Updates

About Yangzheng Primary School

Yangzheng Primary School is a co-ed primary school in Singapore, in the South zone.

It offers 12 CCAs.

School overview

Yangzheng began in 1905 as Yeung Ching School, founded by the Chinatown community for Cantonese children. Its Club Street history included a new building completed in 1965, and it became co-educational in 1970. Between 1985 and 1987 it merged with Telok Ayer and Peck Seah primary schools. In 1988 it became a government school, adopted the Yangzheng name and moved to Serangoon Avenue 3. The heritage record gives a longer community history than the present campus alone suggests, while old language arrangements should not be assumed to describe today’s curriculum.

The ALP was piloted in 2023 and focuses on innovation through Design Thinking. Its published 2024 examples give Primary 4 food-security work, including an Edible Garden City visit, and Primary 5 water-conservation work. Pupils interviewed users such as school staff and classmates, defined needs, made prototypes, tested them and revised designs after feedback. Class exhibitions and representative presentations followed. These are dated cohort examples, rather than a guarantee of an identical future trip or product. Ask how the coming year’s programme retains user research, testing and explanation of ideas.

Overview sources

• Yang Zheng Primary School
• Applied Learning Programme (ALP)

Location and contact

• 15 Serangoon Avenue 3, Singapore 556108
• Nearest MRT: Serangoon
• Telephone: 62846298