West Spring Secondary School

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School History

West Spring Secondary School was established in 2001, sharing premises with Zhenghua Secondary School. It subsequently moved to a holding site in Teck Whye Estate. In 2005, West Spring Secondary School was relocated to its current premises at 61 Senja Road. The school was officially declared open on 9 September 2005.

West Spring Secondary School quickly established itself as a school known for innovative academic and co-curricular programmes that enhance students’ learning experiences.

In 2008, the school raised $10,000 in support of the President’s Challenge. In the following year, the school welcomed the Asian Youth Games with the torch relay passing through the school premises. West Spring Secondary School celebrated its first decade of founding in 2010 with a concert. In that same year, it gained niche status in shooting.

In 2013, West Spring Secondary School was accorded the Applied Learning Programme in media literacy. The programme aims to develop effective communication skills and for students to discern the right values-based choices in information acquired and created. The school was also accorded the Learning for Life Programme, ‘FOCUS’ (Finding, Optimising, Communicating, Understanding Sports). It seeks to provide students with a strong foundation in the learning, participation and enjoyment of a wide variety of physical activities and sports.

In 2015, West Spring Secondary School celebrated its 15th anniversary with a concert, showing the diverse talents of its performing arts groups. The school continues to be firmly built upon character and academic excellence, and seeks to innovate and develop the joy of learning among students.

Principals:
- Mr Harpal Singh (2001–2005)
- Mr Seet Tat Hee (2006–2011)
- Mrs Betty Chow (2012–2017)
- Mr Adolphus Tan (2018–present)

Key Milestones


2001	Establishment of West Spring Secondary School.
2005	Relocation to 61 Senja Road.
2006	Inaugural Harmony@Senja, a community service project.
2009	Participation in the Asian Youth Games torch relay.
2010	Celebration of 10th anniversary, and hosting of the inaugural Youth Olympic Flame. Accorded niche status in shooting.
2013	Accorded Applied Learning Programme in media literacy and Learning for Life Programme, ‘FOCUS’ (Finding, Optimising, Communicating, Understanding Sports).
2015	Celebration of 15th anniversary.
2018	Re-branded the previously accorded LLP (FOCUS) in 2013 to LLP ‘STAR’ (Sportsmanship, Teamwork and Resilience).

School Motto

Thirst for Knowledge

School Crest

The letter ‘W’ is stylised as a a waterfall, signifying a neverending flow of knowledge from the book. It is also a fountain that sends knowledge from the students up to the book. This represents a neverending thirst for knowledge. The red triple ‘S’ symbolises the flames of passion for learning, surviving and excelling.

School Song

♫ Listen

There’s a spring that’s a bubbling in our corner of the earth
Come drink our water and be quenched
Come taste of the wisdom, come be of the wise
Our fountain of knowledge, our fountain of life

Here, We will be winners
Here, We will achieve
Here, With soul and spirit
Cause here, At West Spring we believe

At West Spring a new day is dawning
A new age calling us to be
Come taste of the wisdom, come be of the wise
Our fountain of knowledge, our fountain of life

Here, We will be winners
Here, We will achieve
Here, With soul and spirit
Cause here and West Spring we believe

Here, at West Spring we believe
Here, at West Spring we believe