Anderson Serangoon Junior College
Explore the history of Anderson Serangoon Junior College.
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Inaugural ASRJC College Day and launch of VMVM.
School History
As a result of Singapore’s changing demographic profile, Anderson Junior College (AJC) and Serangoon Junior College (SRJC) were merged to form Anderson Serangoon Junior College (ASRJC) in 2019. The two strong colleges had developed and groomed thousands of students over a span of 65 years.
Preparations for the merger had begun as early as 2017. A joint open house and orientation at the start of 2018 set the stage for a year of collaborations and consultations for other aspects of the merged college, including the uniform, crest and programmes. In January 2019, the college officially began operations at the former AJC campus in Ang Mo Kio. Due to campus rejuvenation works, the college will temporarily operate at the former SRJC campus along Upper Serangoon Road from 2022 to 2025.
Under the leadership of its founding principal, Mr Manogaran Suppiah, the college embarked on its maiden envisioning exercise, which culminated in the launch of the college vision, mission, values and motto on its first College Day on 27 July 2019.
Principal:
Manogaran Suppiah (2019 – 2021)
Mr Heng Yew Seng (2022 – current)
Key Milestones
key milestones
2019 | Establishment of Anderson Serangoon Junior College from the merger of Anderson Junior College and Serangoon Junior College. |
2019 | Inaugural College Day and launch of school vision, mission, values and motto. |
School Motto
Discere Servire – Non Mihi Solum
Latin for ‘To Learn, To Serve – Not for Myself Alone’
School Crest

The college crest is inspired by the ‘flame’ element that is in both Anderson and Serangoon Junior Colleges’ crests as well as a flower bud that is ready to bloom.
The flame design is formed by the college initials ‘ASR’. The continued use of the flame element represents the merged colleges’ history and heritage. The flame also symbolises truth, light and hope, which captures the college’s intent to develop justice- and service-oriented students who are enlightened and in service of others. The flower bud symbolises youth and vitality, and represents the college as a place that nurtures leaders for the nation. Each petal of the flower embodies the college colours, signifying the way in which the college seeks to nurture students who are adventurous in thinking and boundless in imagination, while remaining grounded and empathetic citizens of the nation.
School Song
Discere Servire – Non Mihi Solum
With faith and hope, we build our dreams
Our clarion call resounds her name
Seeking knowledge, we spread our wings
Our passion fuels our Mater's flame
ASR, ASR
Inspire the best in us ASR
In life's every test, we will rise up with the rest
To pursue the best for all ASR
We lead in glory of our crest
We serve with pride and dignity
Humble in the ranks of the best
We stay true to humanity
ASR, ASR
Inspire the best in us ASR
In life's every test, we will rise up with the rest
To pursue the best for all ASR
In life's every test, we will rise up with the rest
To pursue the best for all ASR