Parry Avenue Boys' School
Explore the history of Parry Avenue Boys' School.
School History
Parry Avenue Boys’ School was established in the late 1950s. It was located at Parry Avenue, close to Parry Avenue Girls' School and Parry Avenue Government Chinese Middle School. In the 1960s, the school offered Tamil as a second language alongside Chinese and Malay, making it one of the first English-stream schools in Singapore to do so.
The school was one of ten schools in Singapore to receive a Certificate of Merit in the 1968 Interschool Cleanliness Competition organised by the Singapore Tourist Association (STA), which featured 517 participating schools.
In 1981, Parry Avenue Boys’ School merged with neighbouring Parry Avenue Girls’ School and Parry Avenue Government Chinese Middle School to form Parry Primary School.
Principals:
• Mr K. Kang
Key Milestones
key milestones
1950s | Establishment of Parry Avenue Boys’ School. |
1981 | Merger with Parry Avenue Girls’ School and Parry Avenue Government Chinese Middle School to form Parry Primary School. |
School Motto
Perseverance Always Brings Success
(The acronym of the school’s motto (PABS) was creatively designed to match the abbreviation of the school’s name - Parry Avenue Boys’ School (PABS).)