Tiong Bahru Secondary School

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School History

Established in 1966, Tiong Bahru Secondary School was located beside Lower Delta Road. It was one of the first bilingual integrated secondary schools after Singapore’s Independence in 1965.

In the 1980s, student enrolment fell due to residential shifts. In 1991, Tiong Bahru Secondary School merged with Bukit Ho Swee Secondary School to form Delta Secondary School. In 2004, Delta Secondary School merged with Bukit Merah Secondary School.

The former building of Tiong Bahru Secondary School was used as a temporary administrative head office of Nanyang Polytechnic. Since 2004, the former school building has housed the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board’s Tiong Bahru Examinations Centre.

Principals:
- Mr Ngui Jim Chiang (1966-1970)
- Mr Chung Chee Sang (1971 - 1978)

Key Milestones


1966	Establishment of Tiong Bahru Secondary School.
1991	Merger of Tiong Bahru Secondary School with Bukit Ho Swee Secondary School to form Delta Secondary School.

School Motto

Maju & Jaya

School Crest

School Song

School song unavailable

Beside Lower Delta Road stands Tiong Bahru
A stately integrated Secondary School
Her influence spreads, her beauty will grow
As precious years go by as students come and go.
This is the school where we play, where we grow.

This is our school where we learn to know
Loyalty, honesty, kindness and dignity,
Sportsmanship and humanity.
Tiong Bahru Tiong Bahru, much you mean to us
We earnestly strive, we persevere, we fuss
To bring you Honour,
To bring you Fame,
To unfurl your flag,
To honour your Name.