Stamford Primary School

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School History

Stamford Primary School started in 1951 as Stamford Girls’ School. The original school building on Waterloo Street was first erected in 1920 by the Japan Club (now Japanese Association) as a school for the Japanese community in Singapore. The school remained an all-girls school for three decades until it merged with Waterloo School in 1984 and adopted its current name, Stamford Primary School.

On 18 March 1986, the school moved to its current premises at 1 Victoria Lane. In 1987, it merged with Selegie Primary School and the new school was officially opened on 15 September 1988. In 2002, the school completed PRIME upgrading and it became single-session the following year. A new indoor sports hall and a building with additional rooms and facilities were completed in 2017 under PERI upgrading.

Principals:
- Mrs C.M. Piol (1951–1954)
- Ms S.Y. Eu (1954–1956)
- Ms M.E. Perreau (1956–1959)
- Mrs A.J. Macintyre (1959–1969)
- Mrs Soh Chuan Woo (1969–1973)
- Mrs Daisy Wan (1973–1982)
- Mrs Dorothy Chew (1982–1996)
- Mr Stephen Chua (1996–2002)
- Mr Ng Cher Song (2002–2004)
- Mr Yong Cheng Huat (2005–2010)
- Mr Robin Ong (2010–2017)
- Mdm Cassie Fan (2017–present)

Key Milestones


1951	Establishment of Stamford Girls’ School on Waterloo Street.
1984	Merger with Waterloo School to become Stamford Primary School, which was co-educational.
1986	Moved to 1 Victoria Lane on 18 March.
1987	Merger with Selegie Primary School to become the new Stamford Primary School.
1988	Official opening of Stamford Primary School on 15 September.
2002	Upgraded under PRIME.
2003	Became single-session.
2017	Completed PERI upgrading.

School Motto

Strength in Wisdom

School Crest

The book symbolises the acquisition of knowledge. The bees are a symbol for students to strive to be diligent and industrious. The lion represents virtue and strength in wisdom. The colour blue depicts the vast potentiality of the individual to develop, grow, achieve and fulfil. The colour gold represents pride and loyalty to the school.

School Song

♫ Listen

School of our youth we sing,
Our praises loud and clear,
Proud shall our voices ring,
In thanks to thee so dear.
Help us to grow,
In body, mind and spirit,
Our Stamford Primary School!

For knowledge, strength and truth,
For joy of friends so dear,
Teachers to guide us in,
Our youth safe from all fear.
And through the years,
We’ll strive our best and serve the rest,
Our Stamford Primary School!