Queenstown Primary School
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School History
Queenstown Primary School was established in 1956. It became an English-medium primary school with Chinese and Tamil as second languages in 1959.
In 1984, Queenstown Primary School merged with Birkhall Road Primary School. Queenstown Primary School took in students from schools that had closed: Margaret Drive Primary School in 1987, Belvedere Primary School in 1991 and Hua Yi Primary School in 1992. In 1999, the school underwent PRIME upgrading. In 2002, Queenstown Primary School merged with Mei Chin Primary School and Tanglin Primary School, with the resultant school named Queenstown Primary School. In 2010, the school underwent PERI upgrading.
Queenstown Primary School was accorded the Learning for Life Programme, ‘Connecting the heARTs with ARTs’.
Principals:
- Mrs Mary Goh (1956–1964)
- Ms Yeo Choo Neo (1957)
- Mr Avtar Singh (1964–1983)
- Mr A. Rajarathnam (1983–1989)
- Mr Lim Chin Sam (1990–1995)
- Mr Lim Lai Huat (1996–2001)
- Mdm Lim Ngern Boey (2002–2005)
- Mrs Vathsala Ratnakumar (2006–2009)
- Mrs Grace Chua (2010–2016)
- Ms Pearly Ng (2017–2024)
- Ms Lim Pei Lin Olivia (2025–present)
Key Milestones
key milestones
1956 | Establishment of Queenstown Primary School. |
1959 | Became an English-medium primary school with Chinese and Tamil as second languages. |
1981 | Celebration of 25th anniversary. |
1984 | Merger with Birkhall Road Primary School. |
1986 | Celebration of 30th anniversary. |
1999 | Underwent PRIME upgrading. |
2002 | Merger with Mei Chin Primary School and Tanglin Primary School. |
2004 | Official opening by Mr Chay Wai Chuen, Member of Parliament for Tanjong Pagar Group Representation Constituency. |
2012 | Completion of PERI upgrading. |
School Motto
Onward to Success
School Crest

The school crest comprises three jewels on a crown. It symbolises the fresh new dynamism of Queenstown Primary School. The three jewels represent the three primary schools – Mei Chin, Queenstown and Tanglin – that merged to form the crown, Queenstown Primary School.
The school colours are blue, green and red. Blue signifies peace and tranquillity in the school. Green signifies growing of young minds and developing their capabilities and competencies. Red signifies their passion for learning and the love they have for the nation.
The initials ‘QtPS’ represent the school’s three aspirations: quest for knowledge, progress, and strength of character.
School Song
Queenstown Primary, onward to success,
Together, let's all do our best.
With passion and fervour
And perseverance too,
We learn and play in harmony
Our school is shining through.
Queenstown Primary, onward to success,
Together, let's all do our best.
We're proud to serve our country,
It's where we all belong.
With one voice in unity,
The world will hear our song.
Queenstown Primary, onward to success,
Together, let's all do our best.


