Bartley Secondary School
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Bartley Secondary School is a secondary school in Singapore. The current principal is Mrs Dolly Ong.
[edit] History
The school was founded on February 18, 1952 with Mr Chua Leong Hean as the first Principal.
The enrollment then consisted of 91 pupils - 81 boys and 10 girls. It was the first co-educational secondary school in Singapore. The school grew rapidly and in 1955 the science laboratories, school hall and tuckshop were built. In 1956, the female population of Bartley was transferred to the newly completed Cedar Girls' Secondary School. The school then became a boys' school in the secondary section. Post-secondary classes were also started in the same year, and female students were admitted to that level. The school also pioneered the National Police Cadet Corps with the first unit being established in 1959.
As the school grew in strength plans on building a new generation school equipped with all the facilities and with the much needed space for effective implementation of the academic and ECA programmes were mooted. In 1993, the school shifted to the former Mt. Vernon Secondary School premises while the new school was being built. In 1995 we began to function in the new premises at 10 Jalan Bunga Rampai. In December 1995, a new Principal, Mrs Tan So Wah, was appointed. This was the first time a lady Principal was appointed to head the school. This seemed most fitting as the school admitted girls at Secondary one in 1995, when we moved to the new site. Pre-University classes were phased out from the school in 1996.
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