Braddell Westlake Secondary School
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School History
Braddell-Westlake Secondary School was formed from a merger between Braddell Secondary School and Westlake Secondary School in 2000. Located along Braddell Road, it occupied the former premises of both schools, with the lower-secondary section housed in Campus 1 (Braddell Secondary School) and the upper-secondary section situated at Campus 2 (Westlake Secondary School).
The merged school featured a glass mosaic wall mural, which showcased numerous famous past and present landmarks of Singapore, including the Singapore River, World Trade Centre and the National Theatre. The iconic mural was designed by art teacher Mr Ho Cheok Tin.
BWSS was an active participant in community events in the neighbourhood, such as a mural painting project between 12 March to 3 June 2001, as well as an entrepreneurship project for senior citizens in Ang Mo Kio in the same year.
The school merged with Guangyang Secondary School in 2006.
Last Serving Principal:
Mdm Woon Meen Faye Catherine (Mrs Catherine Seah) (2003 - 2005)
Key Milestones
key milestones
2000 | Establishment of Braddell-Westlake Secondary School from the merger of Braddell Secondary School and Westlake Secondary School. |
2001 | Participated in a community Mural Painting Project. |
2001 | Participated in the South 1 Cluster “Life Science and Innovation” trip to New York, USA. |
2006 | Merger with Guangyang Secondary School to become the present Guangyang Secondary School. |
School Motto
In Word and Deed, With Purpose and Determination
School Crest

The white dove is a symbol of new beginnings.
School Song
In word and deed
Give honour to our school.
With purpose and determination
We excel and serve our family, community and nation.
Skills and values we’ll acquire
With loyalty we stand together
Striving to do the best we can
In Singapore our sovereign land.


