Bowen Secondary School
Explore the history of Bowen Secondary School.
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School History
Established in 1982, Bowen Secondary School began operations in the growing new town of Ang Mo Kio. In December 1999, Bowen Secondary School relocated to its current premises at 2 Lorong Napiri. In the following year, Bowen Secondary School became a single-session school.
In 2014, Bowen was accorded the Learning for Life Programme in community and youth leadership, and the Applied Learning Programme in business and entrepreneurship. In 2018, the school brought the two programmes together under its flagship ChANgeMakers programme. ChANgeMakers continues to nurture a spirit of service and empathy in every Bowenian, with authentic opportunities every year to learn, serve as well as engage in design thinking.
Principals:
Mr T.P. Naidu (1982–1985)
Ms Low Fook Yow (1985–1996)
Mrs Grace Lim Siew Meng (1996–2003)
Mr Paul Chua Meng Huat (2004–2007)
Mr Frederick Yeo (2007–2011)
Mr Bernard Chew (2011–2016)
Mr Liu Earnler (2017–2021)
Mr Loh Chih Hui (2021–present)
Key Milestones
key milestones
1982 | Establishment of Bowen Secondary School. |
1999 | Relocation to its current premises at 2 Lorong Napiri. |
2000 | Became a single-session school. |
2001 | Official opening of school at new premises. |
2012 | Establishment of satellite partnership with AWWA. |
2012 | Celebration of 30th anniversary. |
2014 | Accorded Learning for Life Programme in community and youth leadership. |
2015 | Accorded Applied Learning Programme in business and entrepreneurship. |
2019 | Integration of Learning for Life and Applied Learning programmes, with inclusion of coding, to launch the flagship ChANgeMaker programme. |
School Motto
I Believe, Therefore I am.
The school believes that students will fulfil their aspirations when they believe in their own abilities and are determined to strive for success.
School Crest

The Bowen crest comprises six arrows converging to form a star. The star faces upwards and onwards to denote students’ self-belief and aspirations. The six arrows represent the core values: respect, responsibility, resilience, compassion, teamwork and excellence. The school colours of blue and purple represent youth and passion.
School Song
To you Bowen we come,
To seek wisdom and knowledge,
Achieve success in studies and play,
Here we strive to excel.
Arise Bowenians!
Heed the call!
Strive for excellence,
And give your all.
Diligence and perseverance,
Kindness to young and old,
Humility and honesty,
All these values we uphold.
(Chorus)
It is to you, Bowen,
We pledge our loyalty,
Your name we strive to glorify,
With honour and dignity
(Chorus)
Arise Bowenians
And give your all!


