Fowlie Primary School
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School History
Fowlie Primary School began as Fowlie School in 1956. It was located at Fowlie Road, which was named after Dr Peter Fowlie, who was Municipal Commissioner in 1912.
In 1986, Seraya Primary School merged with Fowlie School, and the name of the school was changed to Fowlie Primary School.
The school published a regular newsletter. It was originally named Fowlink, and later renamed FPS News.
In December 1998, Fowlie Primary occupied the premises of the former Tanjong Katong Girls’ School until its new school building was completed in 2000.
In 2000, Fowlie’s Angklung and Handbells Ensemble won the Silver award at the Singapore Youth Festival. In the same year, the school’s cricket team topped the National Under-13 Championship.
In January 2001, Fowlie Primary School merged with Haig Boys’ Primary School and Mountbatten Primary School to become Tanjong Katong Primary School.
Last Serving Principal:
- Mr Lu Peng Hoong Stephen (1998–2000)
Key Milestones
key milestones
1986 | Establishment of Fowlie Primary School. |
1998 | Moved to a holding school at the former Tanjong Katong Girls’ School. |
2001 | Merger with Haig Boys’ Primary School and Mountbatten Primary School to become Tanjong Katong Primary School. |
School Motto
Towards Excellence
School Crest

The crest includes symbols of the torch of learning, the open book of knowledge and the laurel of achievement, encircled by the name of the school and the school motto, “Towards Excellence”.
School Song
At school we gather, each day with heart
Both light and gay, fresh and smart
In white and blue, ready to give our best
Loyal and true with one heart and voice we sing
And long may our echoes ring
Of knowledge, courage and true endeavour
And as we strive to achieve, to achieve
As we strive ahead towards excellence.


