Marsiling Primary School

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School History

Established in 1958, Marsiling Primary School is one of the oldest schools in the Marsiling/Woodlands estate. Originally known as Marsiling School, the school provided instruction in English, Chinese and Malay to children in the Marsiling area. Marsiling School was located along Marsiling Avenue, off Lorong Chikar. The school relocated to its current premises along Woodlands Centre Road in June 1986 and was renamed Marsiling Primary School.

In 2016, Marsiling Primary School was recognised for its commitment to environmental education and received the President’s Award for the Environment. In 2017, the school completed its PERI upgrading. In 2018, the school celebrated its 60th anniversary.

Marsiling Primary School was accorded the Learning for Life Programme in ‘LEAD (Learn, Engage, Absorb, Demonstrate) to Serve @ MPS’.

Principals:
- Mrs Aladad Khan (1960–1977)
- Mr Seah Lye Huat (1977–1978)
- Mr Leong Eng Foon (1978–1980)
- Mr Tay Hua Lim (1981–1985)
- Mrs Angelina Liew (1985–1995)
- Mr Ng Chor Hee (1996–2000)
- Mrs Chandler Jay Siva (2000–2007)
- Mrs Lee-Koh Siew Cheng (2007–2012)
- Mrs Chew Lai Mun (2012–2015)
- Ms Cheryl Chee Chuern Hwei (2016–present)

Key Milestones


1958	Establishment of Marsiling School.
1978	Celebration of 20th anniversary.
1986	Relocation to Woodlands Centre Road and renamed Marsiling Primary School.
1988	Official opening of Marsiling Primary School at its present premises.
2004	Completion of PRIME.
2016	Recipient of the President’s Award for the Environment.
2017	Completion of PERI upgrading.
2018	Celebration of 60th anniversary.

School Motto

Ilmu Suluh Hidup (Knowledge Lights Up Our Lives)

School Crest

The school motto Ilmu Suluh Hidup (‘Knowledge Lights Up Our Lives’) continues to be of relevance today. The colour white represents virtue and good character, while blue is symbolic of a peaceful and harmonious environment. The four interlocking rings represent our close-knit multicultural school population working together in harmony. The stalk of padi is symbolic of hard work and effort required for success. The star reflects the belief that every student can achieve, and the pen represents education that will blaze the way ahead (as shown by the torch) for its students.

The school values are encapsulated in the acronym ‘R3ICE’ (Respect, Responsibility, Resilience, Integrity, Care and Excellence). Infused into both the formal and informal curriculum of the school, R3ICE is the anchor upon which Marsiling Primary’s students build their holistic learning experience – one that prepares them for the complexities and challenges of the future.

School Song

♫ Listen

Marsiling you are dear to us,
Oh how we gaze with pride and joy,
To a future bright as we go along,
Striving to work hard for our school

Marsiling we love you so
You are here to lead us through
May we always be loyal
Tolerant and courteous too