Woodlands Ring Primary School

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School History

Woodlands Ring Primary School (WRPS) began its journey in 1997, temporarily housed in Woodlands Ring Secondary School. It received its first batch of students in January 1998. The staff and students moved to 11 Woodlands Ring Road in June 1998. The school was officially opened in 2001.

In 2016, WRPS’s student, Nur Hanis Bte Jahangeer, was awarded the Prime Minister’s Book Prize for her high levels of proficiency in both English and Malay. In 2017, Al’Shafry Mohamed Masduki was among the first batch of students selected to receive the Lee Kuan Yew Award for All-Round Excellence for primary schools. These are but two of the more outstanding students who have flown the flag of WRPS high.

Principals:
- Mr David Teo (1998–2004)
- Mrs Manokara Sugunavathi (2005–2011)
- Ms Chiam Lee Meng (2012–2018)
- Ms Geetha Doraisamy (2019–present)

Key Milestones


1997	Establishment of Woodlands Ring Primary School.
2001	Official opening of Woodlands Ring Primary School at 11 Woodlands Ring Road.
2014	Completion of PRIME upgrading.
2015	Became single-session school; accorded Applied Learning Programme on science-based project work, ‘Inves-THINK-gative Project Work @ WRPS’.
2016	Student Nur Hanis Bte Jahangeer received the Prime Minister’s Book Prize.
2017	Student Al’Shafry Mohamed Masduki received the Lee Kuan Yew All-Round Excellence Award.Student Al’Shafry Mohamed Masduki received the Lee Kuan Yew All-Round Excellence Award.
2018	Celebration of 20th anniversary.

School Motto

We Do Our Best

School Crest

The school crest shows the eagle, representing strength, confidence and swiftness in action, reflecting the importance of taking pride in the school’s work and ability to soar to new heights. The name of the school is inscribed in the ring above the school motto, ‘We Do Our Best’.

The three trees symbolise creativity, illustrated by the stylised representation of the letters ‘W’ and ‘R’, initials of the school. The trees also signify growth and the close collaboration of teachers, students and parents in moulding the future of the nation. The horizon symbolises vision, looking ahead towards a bright future, while the open book and the ring represent the desire to be learners for life and an all-rounded education, respectively.

The colours, white, blue and green reflect honesty, harmony and vitality, respectively.

School Song

♫ Listen

It all begins at Woodlands Ring
A thinking school that guides within
Learning nation we will be
Standing strong and creative

At Woodlands Ring we do our best
Whatever be the test
With one voice we sing of our love
For nation and Woodlands Ring

We learn to tell what’s right and wrong
Making friends and building bonds
We will proudly soar with
One vision one heart one mind

At Woodlands Ring we do our best
Whatever be the test
With one voice we sing of our love
For nation and Woodlands Ring