#: locale=en ## Hotspot ### Text HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_124C0EF0_5CFB_31DC_41B3_118284CC98B2.text = CLOCK TOWER HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_F7471CE3_BA9F_C5E5_41E3_64675D41EAAB.text = CLOCK TOWER HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_174F4C11_5CEB_305C_41BD_DD866013F235.text = CLOCK TOWER HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_1752AD37_5CF5_7044_41D3_F506EBA91ECC.text = COLLEGE SECTION HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_ED134D9A_BA94_4427_41E4_6BB47CB730FD.text = COLLEGE SECTION HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_698BFA0D_5C64_CA74_41D6_6C26D10F6925.text = COLLEGE SECTION HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_11ACAC11_5CED_705C_41D0_636D47636AFC.text = HIGH SCHOOL SECTION HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_103B7FAE_5CFB_5044_41BA_806BBC00DCD6.text = HIGH SCHOOL SECTION HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_D8549B2E_BA8C_4C7F_41C7_AF29B4BC881C.text = HIGH SCHOOL SECTION HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_112B60AC_5CFB_F044_41D2_5E9E858DC32C.text = HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BOARDING SCHOOL HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_11867FAC_5CFD_5044_41C3_951D0B9B9F99.text = HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BOARDING SCHOOL HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_DA01EB8A_BA8C_CC27_41D6_B3DB4968DF05.text = HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BOARDING SCHOOL ### Tooltip HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CCF70B9A_F987_D61D_41C5_DB85FC858D7B.toolTip = Auditorium HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_7135F97B_3DC4_1145_4152_A35274A41BE7.toolTip = Auditorium HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BD52177F_A980_0EA4_41E0_CB7F3B336C88.toolTip = Biology Laboratory HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_73C6C407_3DC4_76CD_41A1_75B06003D598.toolTip = Central Plaza HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BD6FEB2F_A980_06A4_41BD_1F0D8A5FACB1.toolTip = Clock Tower HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_EDEBC354_BA45_C554_41E6_6D0529A8F688.toolTip = Clock Tower HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_72815053_3DDC_EF45_41CB_CFE0BE4C82DE.toolTip = Clock Tower HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CC2941FB_F986_D213_41EE_C8FAA96D9651.toolTip = Clock Tower Entrance HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_50B2845B_65B1_A658_41B4_733E3456DC50.toolTip = Dr Lee Kong Chian HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_C112F358_F981_B61E_41E0_01459B949E6C.toolTip = Entrance HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CF811A12_F983_71ED_41DF_FE9F45B43554.toolTip = Gallery I HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CFB651C7_F983_7273_41E1_D4EDEC90AB1C.toolTip = Gallery II HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BC987EE5_A980_1FA7_41D3_2BB7FBD77B6F.toolTip = Holistic Education Centre & Integrated Indoor Sports Complex HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_EBA64FFA_BA44_5D5C_41D9_B502803DD1E1.toolTip = Holistic Education Centre and the Integrated Indoor Sports Complex HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_EBD06AA5_BA44_C7F4_41E4_6086DC4ADFB9.toolTip = Hua Yuan Wen Lin HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CC75AF82_F981_AEED_41D0_285E28127A7E.toolTip = Hwa Chong Heritage Centre HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_3F742770_4ABD_47FC_41BA_2F25B8652393.toolTip = Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_76F71DD8_3DCC_1143_41C2_D1AA5692F708.toolTip = Hwa Chong Institution Boarding School HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_3DFFEF39_4A8F_C76C_41B9_DBBE0A9FA0C0.toolTip = Hwa Par Building HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BD3C82A5_A980_07A7_41C1_0D168072DB10.toolTip = Jing Xian Library HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BCEE1B92_A980_067C_41E4_856A5A009AF5.toolTip = Kong Chian Library HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CC542AC8_F98E_D67D_41B3_F6BBB0D66E35.toolTip = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CE520FA4_F987_6E35_41D4_838CF0425CEE.toolTip = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_107E055C_3502_2F9E_41B8_9AD144B601ED.toolTip = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CFD5F097_F986_B213_41E3_AE60FB8D2EF8.toolTip = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_3D046FF0_4A85_46FC_41D2_9E23BCCA1478.toolTip = Kuo Chuan Museum HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CCE398BB_F982_F213_41D1_8EBE216DF5EF.toolTip = Library Entrance HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CEAA386B_F98F_B233_4188_EE360C3A0EC9.toolTip = Library Level 1 HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CCD2CDA1_F983_522F_41C0_08FF6D5FDD28.toolTip = Library Level 1 HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_CCA7FC31_F981_B22F_41ED_FF244929F9BE.toolTip = Library Level 2 HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BDB8946A_A980_02AD_41DC_357942A8EB51.toolTip = Mother Tongue Languages Department HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_E871F65A_BA44_4F5C_41E0_68D456EBCAAE.toolTip = Mr. Lee Kong Chian HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_734A9FE4_3DC4_1143_41CC_023EE40D57DF.toolTip = Ong Teng Cheong Student Activities & Leadership Training Centre HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_3C57A5D9_4A84_DB2C_41C8_3B4D9B99159E.toolTip = Science Research Centre (SRC) HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_54AE1D3C_6657_4673_4155_8032A994896E.toolTip = Tan Kah Kee HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_BF4CA88F_ADBD_9D13_41DC_A61FE3AE98A6.toolTip = The First Elected President - Ong Teng Cheong ## Media ### Audio audiores_B49493A0_A8D1_1DD5_41D9_5DC22D062BD7.mp3Url = media/audio_CD16453C_8BC4_4B79_41A1_E82296F6B948_en.mp3 ### Audio Subtitles ### Image imlevel_4B8962D2_57D6_7320_41C4_CCE0B4FB346E.url = media/panorama_056972DF_3DFC_137D_41CB_EC73ED86DDB5_HS_4rbrt0fm_en.webp imlevel_A8373B75_810C_DF6B_41B1_EF455690A072.url = media/panorama_744307EE_3DCC_715F_41B9_1D058B4BB58E_HS_c1ny55xi_en.webp imlevel_A80E751E_810C_A8D9_41D6_161602C9A212.url = media/panorama_744307EE_3DCC_715F_41B9_1D058B4BB58E_HS_c7fqnlks_en.webp imlevel_A80C6776_810C_D769_41D4_716524B07B4F.url = media/panorama_744307EE_3DCC_715F_41B9_1D058B4BB58E_HS_onc16030_en.webp imlevel_A8385026_810C_E8E9_41CE_276BE6D7E778.url = media/panorama_744307EE_3DCC_715F_41B9_1D058B4BB58E_HS_pppz7nrv_en.webp imlevel_4BEA8E66_57D6_D3E0_41C5_71F593D9FFC1.url = media/panorama_DC2D4C09_FAE9_BD28_41ED_C791508498CD_HS_j092243y_en.webp imlevel_4B80C99F_57D6_5120_41D3_B1D46AA845F2.url = media/panorama_DC53E89B_FAE9_E528_41EA_8526A4C321B9_HS_v1t04m1u_en.webp imlevel_4B994B20_57D6_B160_41A8_200EDB9C72B8.url = media/panorama_DC541A63_FAE9_A518_41B0_A0E65046CCFB_HS_8pi2at64_en.webp imlevel_4D5C2E93_57D5_D320_419D_E8B7B08269F4.url = media/panorama_F7223976_BA9B_CCEF_41C9_E9D27199B161_HS_2r3a27zb_en.webp imlevel_4D5A5A58_57D5_D320_41D1_A7883CC43245.url = media/panorama_F7223976_BA9B_CCEF_41C9_E9D27199B161_HS_bjbpurca_en.webp imlevel_4D585C51_57D5_D720_41AF_C496ED83723F.url = media/panorama_F7223976_BA9B_CCEF_41C9_E9D27199B161_HS_o7zggi0u_en.webp imlevel_4AA90853_57D5_DF20_41A9_B446341ED2AF.url = media/panorama_F7223976_BA9B_CCEF_41C9_E9D27199B161_HS_u0m8ra3l_en.webp ### Subtitle panorama_F7223976_BA9B_CCEF_41C9_E9D27199B161.subtitle = mobile ### Title video_8FCF3474_C88D_AF83_41E9_0E9CA6020476.label = 100 Year Video panorama_DC2D4C09_FAE9_BD28_41ED_C791508498CD.label = Aerial panorama_DC541A63_FAE9_A518_41B0_A0E65046CCFB.label = Aerial panorama_DC53E89B_FAE9_E528_41EA_8526A4C321B9.label = Aerial panorama_F7223976_BA9B_CCEF_41C9_E9D27199B161.label = Aerial panorama_056972DF_3DFC_137D_41CB_EC73ED86DDB5.label = Aerial panorama_744307EE_3DCC_715F_41B9_1D058B4BB58E.label = Aerial panorama_DE4690EA_F97F_723D_41E2_953DC91CC347.label = Auditorium panorama_DEC272A9_F981_B63F_41CE_E5A4879F89F6.label = Biology Laboratory panorama_DE46024B_F97F_5673_41EC_EB4D74EB2785.label = Central Plaza panorama_103654D5_3E0A_56C5_4180_0BF102084705.label = Clock Tower video_7453B141_4E7D_3B1C_41C1_2F8394DA0808.label = Corporate Video panorama_95162236_836A_05CA_41D9_4989B940C02C.label = Holistic Education Centre & Integrated Indoor Sports Complex panorama_0A9BA311_3DFC_32C5_41BD_35B80AD220E8.label = Hwa Chong Heritage Centre panorama_DE467205_F97F_B1F7_41E3_8B61DCD5E646.label = Hwa Chong Institution Boarding School panorama_DEC0E142_F981_D26D_41EE_FCCB72F28F8B.label = Hwa Par Building (Science Laboratories) panorama_0A125253_3DFC_1345_41B8_7BCD260FE28E.label = Jing Xian Library panorama_DE4793A6_F97F_F635_41DB_0582536FE774.label = Jing Xian Library panorama_DE422F9D_F97E_AE17_41BC_469FF9B351D6.label = Kong Chian Administration Centre panorama_0A571046_3DFC_6F4F_41C9_B118084410CE.label = Kong Chian Administration Centre panorama_DE414EEA_F97E_EE3D_41EC_94C28C47021A.label = Kong Chian Library panorama_0426192D_3DFC_1EDD_41B2_A4F05F9DB8BF.label = Kong Chian Library (L1) panorama_0A98FABF_3DFC_133D_41C3_7B5191CC76BD.label = Kong Chian Library (L2) panorama_DEBF0AB7_F981_5613_41E9_CA509798F8DC.label = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery panorama_DEBF58EB_F981_7233_41EA_CB897EB55043.label = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery panorama_05AD3FCC_3DFC_1143_41B5_CB503B7E0FF3.label = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery panorama_DEC0F511_F981_B3EF_41DA_5E67A0C8E874.label = Kuo Chuan Museum panorama_04A4F598_3DFC_11C3_41B8_9B6541168AC4.label = Mother Tongue Languages Department panorama_13B0FAEC_3E0D_D2CB_41C8_A201431F2AE6.label = Ong Teng Cheong Student Activities & Leadership Training Centre ### Video videolevel_ACD674D4_8C63_C459_41CA_91BD976D0C05.url = media/video_7453B141_4E7D_3B1C_41C1_2F8394DA0808_en.mp4 videolevel_ACD674D4_8C63_C459_41CA_91BD976D0C05.posterURL = media/video_7453B141_4E7D_3B1C_41C1_2F8394DA0808_poster_en.jpg videolevel_ACD144B2_8C63_C4D9_41DB_E3754B193144.url = media/video_8FCF3474_C88D_AF83_41E9_0E9CA6020476_en.mp4 videolevel_ACD144B2_8C63_C4D9_41DB_E3754B193144.posterURL = media/video_8FCF3474_C88D_AF83_41E9_0E9CA6020476_poster_en.jpg ### Video Subtitles ## Skin ### Button Button_72CA7D2B_2193_838D_41A1_8E6EEBAEE64A.label = AERIAL Button_72CA7D2B_2193_838D_41A1_8E6EEBAEE64A_mobile.label = AERIAL Button_7FFDE784_21B7_8F7B_419E_205F535D9F52_mobile.label = Auditorium Button_7FFDE784_21B7_8F7B_419E_205F535D9F52.label = Auditorium Button_6CC59AB9_2A06_24B6_4193_7B33DC5297D8_mobile.label = Biology Laboratory Button_6CC59AB9_2A06_24B6_4193_7B33DC5297D8.label = Biology Laboratory Button_04AE0380_4F85_5F1C_41CE_1FF5EF64E220_mobile.label = CLOCK TOWER Button_65F02F1E_45BC_C724_41A9_53D808B218D9.label = CLOCK TOWER Button_7E40854B_2191_838D_41AF_26418485E959.label = Central Plaza Button_7E40854B_2191_838D_41AF_26418485E959_mobile.label = Central Plaza Button_73BFFC8D_21B2_8285_41C0_0EB07D267D56.label = Current Location Button_73BFFC8D_21B2_8285_41C0_0EB07D267D56_mobile.label = Current Location Button_7E423677_2171_8185_41AA_52A8F8A186E3_mobile.label = Entrance Button_7E423677_2171_8185_41AA_52A8F8A186E3.label = Entrance Button_5EC6DCE5_1EB2_8285_41A4_671A0AA83E61_mobile.label = Explore the tour Button_5EC6DCE5_1EB2_8285_41A4_671A0AA83E61.label = Explore the tour Button_7E48767B_2171_818D_41A3_946B15D77A0A_mobile.label = Hwa Chong Heritage Centre Button_7E48767B_2171_818D_41A3_946B15D77A0A.label = Hwa Chong Heritage Centre Button_7E3EC54B_2191_838D_41BB_CE457AFBA01F.label = Hwa Par Building (Science Laboratories) Button_7E3EC54B_2191_838D_41BB_CE457AFBA01F_mobile.label = Hwa Par Building (Science Laboratories) Button_7E380551_2191_839D_41B4_2EE7512912BC.label = Jing Xian Library Button_7E380551_2191_839D_41B4_2EE7512912BC_mobile.label = Jing Xian Library Button_732291B3_21BE_829D_41B0_60A58B766C49.label = KONG CHIAN ADMINISTRATION CENTRE Button_732291B3_21BE_829D_41B0_60A58B766C49_mobile.label = KONG CHIAN ADMINISTRATION CENTRE Button_785CB6C6_21B7_8E87_41B6_B0C4D3CA4B29_mobile.label = Kong Chian Library Button_785CB6C6_21B7_8E87_41B6_B0C4D3CA4B29.label = Kong Chian Library Button_7E44F678_2171_818B_41BD_216801E1A3F8.label = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery Button_7E44F678_2171_818B_41BD_216801E1A3F8_mobile.label = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery Button_7E3A8551_2191_839D_41C1_CF325510B36B_mobile.label = Mother Tongue Languages Department Button_7E3A8551_2191_839D_41C1_CF325510B36B.label = Mother Tongue Languages Department Button_86ED4B65_458D_4FE4_41C1_D12534502C3C_mobile.label = 华桥中学寄宿学校 Button_8567BBB8_458D_4F6C_41D3_8D83108A0B02_mobile.label = 立人楼与综合室内体育馆 Button_AFFDE3AC_4587_5F65_41B0_70883392A0F4.label = 立人楼与综合室内体育馆 Button_9B9769D1_458C_CB3C_41CF_D1047303E26C_mobile.label = 鼎昌楼 ### Image Image_2354B992_1EB2_829F_419A_8A857FF546CE.url = skin/Image_2354B992_1EB2_829F_419A_8A857FF546CE_en.png Image_2354B992_1EB2_829F_419A_8A857FF546CE_mobile.url = skin/Image_2354B992_1EB2_829F_419A_8A857FF546CE_mobile_en.png Image_59702125_1EF6_8385_41B4_2AAF7D1F7466.url = skin/Image_59702125_1EF6_8385_41B4_2AAF7D1F7466_en.png Image_59702125_1EF6_8385_41B4_2AAF7D1F7466_mobile.url = skin/Image_59702125_1EF6_8385_41B4_2AAF7D1F7466_mobile_en.png Image_621C2C5D_4585_C924_41C2_3BF1DA776955.url = skin/Image_621C2C5D_4585_C924_41C2_3BF1DA776955_en.jpg Image_6CE975D9_45FD_5B2C_4191_CCF6B789FC41.url = skin/Image_6CE975D9_45FD_5B2C_4191_CCF6B789FC41_en.jpg Image_6CE985DA_45FD_5B2C_41B2_312D4D3F111E.url = skin/Image_6CE985DA_45FD_5B2C_41B2_312D4D3F111E_en.jpg Image_6D3BCAC1_458D_C91C_41BD_62FC5A48374A.url = skin/Image_6D3BCAC1_458D_C91C_41BD_62FC5A48374A_en.jpg Image_6D6F7501_45FC_DB1C_41D0_71F34DC85B7E.url = skin/Image_6D6F7501_45FC_DB1C_41D0_71F34DC85B7E_en.jpg Image_6D6F9501_45FC_DB1C_4196_0DDC76D7AE33.url = skin/Image_6D6F9501_45FC_DB1C_4196_0DDC76D7AE33_en.jpg Image_6D79DD83_45FB_4B1C_41C3_7745004659EA.url = skin/Image_6D79DD83_45FB_4B1C_41C3_7745004659EA_en.jpg Image_6D79FD83_45FB_4B1C_41B7_8E332F4760C6.url = skin/Image_6D79FD83_45FB_4B1C_41B7_8E332F4760C6_en.jpg Image_710E4DF8_219E_828B_418D_2304AC408831.url = skin/Image_710E4DF8_219E_828B_418D_2304AC408831_en.png Image_710E4DF8_219E_828B_418D_2304AC408831_mobile.url = skin/Image_710E4DF8_219E_828B_418D_2304AC408831_mobile_en.png Image_7ED0A4AB_2173_828D_41BF_F7330B307166.url = skin/Image_7ED0A4AB_2173_828D_41BF_F7330B307166_en.png Image_7ED0A4AB_2173_828D_41BF_F7330B307166_mobile.url = skin/Image_7ED0A4AB_2173_828D_41BF_F7330B307166_mobile_en.png Image_99104BAE_B16E_B007_41E4_598A69A6F13E.url = skin/Image_99104BAE_B16E_B007_41E4_598A69A6F13E_en.jpg Image_9910ABB0_B16E_B01A_41B3_23FBB9DB6DE9.url = skin/Image_9910ABB0_B16E_B01A_41B3_23FBB9DB6DE9_en.jpg Image_996B1457_B156_9005_41D1_EC8B87AFA711.url = skin/Image_996B1457_B156_9005_41D1_EC8B87AFA711_en.jpg Image_996B3457_B156_9005_41D9_69412963D697.url = skin/Image_996B3457_B156_9005_41D9_69412963D697_en.jpg Image_99BBC142_B172_F07F_41D2_C942246FD132.url = skin/Image_99BBC142_B172_F07F_41D2_C942246FD132_en.jpg Image_9CEA1458_B151_F00B_41E3_1723EE60DDF9.url = skin/Image_9CEA1458_B151_F00B_41E3_1723EE60DDF9_en.jpg Image_9CEA3458_B151_F00B_41C7_99DCE897BFE7.url = skin/Image_9CEA3458_B151_F00B_41C7_99DCE897BFE7_en.jpg Image_9E0FA934_B176_B01B_41E5_DBB9E9264AFE.url = skin/Image_9E0FA934_B176_B01B_41E5_DBB9E9264AFE_en.jpg ### Label Label_5FE7D6C3_6657_4215_41B9_FBD80C4F340B.text = 1874 – 1961 Label_FFAA008E_BA4D_C3B4_41DE_D5AA5BF6AD3B_mobile.text = 1874 – 1961 Label_8D0557EB_BA44_4D7C_4199_C809E4C575B9.text = 1893 - 1967 Label_FA35A991_BA7C_C5AC_41E6_6E14D951EB2C_mobile.text = 1893 - 1967 Label_5309AA19_6307_E798_41BF_D0FD184F2A7A_mobile.text = 1893-1967 Label_5309AA19_6307_E798_41BF_D0FD184F2A7A.text = 1893-1967 Label_6D7A3D84_45FB_4B24_41CF_450E6E4F9210.text = COLLEGE SECTION Label_9910BBB0_B16E_B01A_41DE_5F71C86EBB7C.text = COLLEGE SECTION Label_43CBA68A_22FF_8E8F_419A_5011AA8D4F50.text = Dr LEE KONG CHIAN Label_43CBA68A_22FF_8E8F_419A_5011AA8D4F50_mobile.text = Dr LEE KONG CHIAN Label_9E107096_B171_B006_41BC_061EBB600E5E.text = HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Label_6D6F5501_45FC_DB1C_41AE_1B4FBC4F5B38.text = HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Label_71763BC3_4585_4F1C_41BC_D151DE08B73C.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_71FB7444_4585_7924_41C2_9023E68CFC37.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_192FEB99_4F9C_CF2C_41CE_F06C0B859DF6_mobile.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_71B3EA07_45BB_C924_41C3_14FEC8C0CF29.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_71B19A05_45BB_C924_41C1_CFE4D9A364EC.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_71711BC4_4585_4F24_41B3_BCDCFB448273.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_76392989_4585_4B2C_41C7_54033F4BDB4C.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_763B3986_4585_4B24_419A_E869A4D2917D.text = Hua Yuan Wen Lin Label_71AEE9FF_45BB_CAE4_41C7_D3D8E9191A9B.text = Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery Label_5F20D6BC_6657_4273_41D6_ABF4844B0D4C_mobile.text = Hwa Par Building Label_829D4C5D_BA47_C354_41C6_BFF432B1125F.text = Hwa Par Building Label_6DD01688_4584_F92C_41A7_4BC4D1EC7309.text = KUO CHUAN MUSEUM Label_9CE9C458_B151_F00B_41AC_37B731B6CE91.text = KUO CHUAN MUSEUM Label_763EC97F_4585_4BE4_41B5_F7D3F30F8BE6.text = Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery Label_71779BC0_4585_4F1C_41C7_5ADC0DC2CDCA.text = Kuo Chuan Museum Label_FA34A990_BA7C_C5AC_41C3_1B0A1BB1FA7E_mobile.text = Mr. Lee Kong Chian Label_8D06D7E9_BA44_4D7C_41CB_C24B36A62059.text = Mr. Lee Kong Chian Label_996B2457_B156_9005_41C3_7BCC5EE891EE.text = SCHOLASTIC RENAISSANCE CENTRE Label_6CE885DA_45FD_5B2C_41B7_B7682647CABA.text = SCHOLASTIC RENAISSANCE CENTRE Label_71D77F5F_458B_4724_4183_FD2E6E6CE851.text = Science Renaissance Centre (SRC) Label_5F20D6BC_6657_4273_41D6_ABF4844B0D4C.text = TAN KAH KEE Label_FFAB408D_BA4D_C3B4_41C5_BD396FB3485A_mobile.text = TAN KAH KEE Label_FFB6C090_BA4D_C3AC_41D1_D6EC957C15A8_mobile.text = THE CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL Label_5D841035_665B_5E7D_41D8_5C017EDE7D29.text = THE CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL Label_451A6649_21B1_818D_41B7_D4841E744EEA.text = {{title}} ### Multiline Text HTMLText_2074C796_1EB1_8E87_41AE_802EE80EAF6A.html =
We nurture leaders in
Research, Industry and Government
to serve the nation
HTMLText_2074C796_1EB1_8E87_41AE_802EE80EAF6A_mobile.html =
We nurture leaders in
Research, Industry and Government
to serve the nation
HTMLText_763CF985_4585_4B24_41CA_F13487752497.html =
Art was most likely taught as early as the school started. In June 1928 Principal Wu Yuteng proposed a new curriculum in art and music - a decision greeted with enthusiasm from the school board. By 1931 Zheng Bingxie, a graduate of Shanghai Art Academy, joined the faculty. In the following years until the Fall of Singapore in February 1942, Hwa Chong would hire young artists and Shanghai-trained graduates to teach art.


Many of them were founding members of the Society of Chinese Artists (SOCA, established in 1935), as well as teachers of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) established by Lim Hak Tai, an art educator from Amoy. After the Sino-Japanese War broke out in July 1937, teachers such as Lee Kueh Sei, Chen Chong Swee, Lim Hak Tai (who became NAFA principal in the 1970s), Hsu Chun Lian and Lu Heng were drivers behind many charity art exhibitions to fundraise for China War Relief, while boosting public morale. Hwa Chong art teachers were also active in the art and cultural scene as journalists, graphic designers, musicians and stage actors.


A number of Hwa Chong students from this period became significant artists in Singapore and beyond. These include Lim Tze Peng (b. 1921), top calligrapher and Chinese ink artist of our time; and Ji Jizhong (b. 1930), who enrolled in the prestigious Central Art Academy of Beijing in the early 1950s and became professor at the Academy. Another alumni artist is Lim Yew Kuan (b. 1928), son of Lim Hak Tai, and continues to paint to this day.
HTMLText_FF52C027_BA4C_C2F4_4195_169786CC8615.html =
Completed in 1925, The Chinese High School Clock Tower Building has a commanding presence through the evolutionary decades in Singapore’s history. In 1999, it was gazetted as Singapore’s 43rd National Monument. With the 2005 merger of The Chinese High School and Hwa Chong Junior College to form Hwa Chong Institution, the Clock Tower continues its pride of place as our hallmark of legacy and tradition.
HTMLText_865D1C93_BA44_43AC_41C3_72EB7C5DE43D.html =
Completed in 1925, The Chinese High School Clock Tower Building has a commanding presence through the evolutionary decades in Singapore’s history. In 1999, it was gazetted as Singapore’s 43rd National Monument. With the 2005 merger of The Chinese High School and Hwa Chong Junior College to form Hwa Chong Institution, the Clock Tower continues its pride of place as our hallmark of legacy and tradition.
HTMLText_4DD0D3D2_22F2_869F_41A3_FD9131CE1E27.html =
Dr Lee Kong Chian was a member of the Board of Directors of the Singapore Chinese High School for 38 years – from 1927 to 1966 – during which he served as Board Chairman for 18 years. Dr Lee’s sterling leadership and steadfast dedication during his tenure in office enabled the school to ride out a difficult period that threatened the continuity. His generous financial contributions also provided a crucial life-line. Dr Lee funded the construction and development of major infrastructure, including the classroom blocks, accommodation for teaching staff, a sports field, the Kuo Chuan Science Centre, and the library.


This bronze statue was erected in honour of the highly revered Dr Lee Kong Chian. It demonstrates our heartfelt gratitude to our benefactor, whose spirit of philanthropy will forever be enshrined in our hearts and minds.


October 2008


HTMLText_71D12F60_458B_471C_41C7_61237035A112.html =
Established in October 2006, the Science Renaissance Centre supports science and engineering research to cultivate a strong culture of scientific inquiry and innovation. The SRC houses ten research laboratories, a 100-seat theatrette, dedicated spaces for life sciences and biotechnology, and collaborative project rooms.


Beyond science, the SRC also houses our Art Elective Programme (AEP) with their distinctive Art Gallery. This integration reflects HCI’s commitment to holistic education, providing students with opportunities to explore both scientific and artistic excellence. The AEP nurtures creativity through studio practice, art theory, and critical discussions, allowing students to showcase their work, engage with the arts industry, and develop as well-rounded thinkers and creators.
HTMLText_5DC2A239_665B_C275_41D0_C454345286FF.html =
Established on 21st March 1919 with Tan Kah Kee as the first chairman of its Board of Governors, the school has since produced many outstanding graduates and has made an invaluable contribution to education in the region.


This statue of Tan Kah Kee was erected on 21 March 1989, marking the seventieth anniversary of the school and honours his initiative and leadership in the establishment.


21-3-1989
HTMLText_5F9896C7_6657_421D_41D0_8B77118A31ED.html =
In 1918, Tan Kah Kee proposed to establish a Chinese secondary school to provide for the further education of Chinese primary school students in Southeast Asia. Leaders of the Chinese community greeted this proposal with enthusiasm. Chinese in the region provided generous financial support and help.
HTMLText_71B27A06_45BB_C924_41AF_A4B80915155F.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin."
where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_7171ABC4_4585_4F24_41B1_9E73CEE9CCF9.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin."
where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_7639D988_4585_4B2C_41D0_6B7E616D30E8.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin."
where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_7638598A_4585_4B2C_41C4_6E2F224328DA.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin."
where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_71B45A08_45BB_C92C_41C8_09B11436A387.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin."
where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_7170ABC5_4585_4F24_41C5_CA47DE67C10F.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin."
where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_71FBD445_4585_7924_41C9_216A7BE955CC.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI. The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin." where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_7176EBC3_4585_4F1C_41B7_9E37A3264C5E.html =
In memory of his father Mr Lee Kuo Chuan, Mr Lee Kong Chian funded the construction of the Kuo Chuan Science Building in 1940. Known today as the Kuo Chuan Museum, the two-storey building originally housed four classrooms, science laboratories and a library.


The three Chinese characters “国专馆” (Kuo Chuan Muesum) above the main entrance were personally inscribed by Mr Khoo Seok Wan, one of Singapore’s most renowned calligraphers in the early 20th century. His calligraphy works also appear at iconic locations such as Long Shan Temple, Haw Par Villa, and the Chinese General Hospital, making them highly treasured cultural artefacts.


In 2019, in celebration of Hwa Chong’s 100th anniversary, the classical charm and distinctive Western architectural style of this building was thoughtfully revitalized. The ground floor was transformed into an art gallery, while the second floor was refurbished into the Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery, showcasing the school’s long-standing history and cultural heritage.


The Kuo Chuan Museum remains a unique and iconic feature on the Hwa Chong campus.
HTMLText_71B0DA04_45BB_C924_41CF_40891A5E271E.html =
Located on the second floor of the Kuo Chuan Museum, the Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery was officially reopened on HCI’s 106th anniversary on 21 March 2025.


Featuring ten exhibition zones and showcasing hundreds of historical artefacts, the gallery offers a comprehensive overview of the institution’s journey from its founding years to what Hwa Chong Institution is today. The gallery further captures the grandeur of Hwa Chong’s centennial celebrations in 2019.


Blending Eastern and Western design elements, the gallery reflects the school’s spirit of harmonising tradition with modernity. Its outstanding spatial aesthetics earned it the 2025 iF Design Award (International Forum Design Award) in the Cultural Spaces category — a prestigious honour often referred to as the ‘Oscars of the Design World’. It was the only winning project from Singapore in 2025.


More than a space for preserving and exhibiting history, the Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery stands as a cultural landmark — a testament to the Hwa Chong spirit and a witness to the institution’s evolving legacy through time.
HTMLText_B827EBB7_ADB5_9308_41E0_5021E6FDF130.html =
Ong Teng Cheong, whose ancestral home is Tong'an, Fujian, was born in Singapore on January 22, 1936. In 1955, he graduated from The Chinese High School. In 1961, he obtained a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Adelaide in Australia. He later received a scholarship to study urban planning at the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom, and in 1967, he earned a Master's degree in Civic Design. After returning to Singapore, he worked for the Singapore Design Bureau, and the National and Urban Planning Bureau, making great contributions to Singapore's urban construction and planning.


In 1972, Ong Teng Cheong was elected a Member of Parliament. In 1975, he became Senior Minister of State for Communications and concurrently Minister for Culture. In 1981, Ong Teng Cheong was promoted to the Chairman of the People's Action Party. He also served as Minister for Communications and Minister for Labour, leading and implementing public transportation plans and insisting on building a modern subway network.


He also transformed the National Trades Union Congress from a labor movement into a large-scale cooperative enterprise. A believer in bilingual capacities, he reformed Chinese language education. With outstanding political achievements, he was promoted to Second Deputy Prime Minister. On August 28, 1993, Singapore held its first presidential election, which Ong Teng Cheong won. He was Singapore’s first elected President on September 1, 1993.


President Ong Teng Cheong passed away in 2002 at the age of 66. His noble character and outstanding achievements will be eternally remembered in history and widely admired by future generations.
HTMLText_8D2B97F3_BA44_4D6C_41DB_DDEBA76B612A.html =
The Chinese High School was founded in 1919. In the 1934 General Meeting of Sponsors, Mr. Lee Kong Chian was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors. He was re-elected for sixteen terms, totaling twenty-one years. During this period, The Chinese High School went through many hardships, but it continued to thrive and has achieved its current scale and reputation. The effort Mr. Lee put in and the financial support he provided were immense. To commemorate Mr. Lee's great achievements and virtuous character, his colleagues respectfully cast a bronze statue to eternally remember him and ensure his legacy endures.


The Chinese High School Alumni Association
21 April 1984
HTMLText_7683E6AD_458D_3964_41D0_7915BF131CB5.html =
The Holistic Education Centre is a modern and environmentally sustainable six-storey indoor sports complex. It is equipped with a wide range of advanced facilities, including seminar rooms, conference rooms, and a café, offering students a conducive space for learning, collaboration, and innovation.


The Integrated Indoor Sports Complex, which is connected to the Holistic Education Centre, houses a gym, basketball court, volleyball court, climbing wall, shooting range, table tennis room, and fencing room. These diverse facilities cater to the varied interests and needs of students.


The name “Li Ren” (立人) was inscribed in 2016 by distinguished alumnus and then-Minister Mr Sam Tan. The phrase is derived from Confucius’ teachings in The Analects:
“The benevolent person helps others to establish themselves, just as they seek to establish themselves; helps others to succeed, just as they seek success.”


The naming reflects Hwa Chong’s aspiration to nurture students with empathy and altruism — individuals who contribute meaningfully to society and help build a warm, compassionate world.


The building was officially opened on 21 March 2018, during a ceremony officiated by then-Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu.


The Holistic Education Centre and the Integrated Indoor Sports complex exemplifies sustainable architecture. Its exterior walls are adorned with lush greenery and flowering plants, creating an eco-friendly and visually pleasing environment that reflects the school's commitment to harmonious coexistence with nature.
HTMLText_828A8C60_BA47_C36C_41E4_F8F563F615CA.html =
This building was originally constructed in the early 1930s. In 1974, it was renovated with donations from the community to be used as classrooms. From 1987 to 1991, due to the expansion of the college, Hu Bao Building and the adjacent Hwa Chong Junior College Student Activity Centre were demolished, and this Science Building was constructed.


Board of Directors, The Chinese High School
3 December 1993
HTMLText_183F4258_4F9B_792C_4189_5C06967555EA.html =
The Holistic Education Centre and the Integrated Indoor Sports Complex
HTMLText_8D51FDD6_4585_4B24_412A_CF7FB56E9310.html =
立人楼与综合室内体育馆
HTMLText_193110F9_4F85_3AEC_41BC_3E5FE2C0496A_mobile.html =
Art was most likely taught as early as the school started. In June 1928 Principal Wu Yuteng proposed a new curriculum in art and music - a decision greeted with enthusiasm from the school board. By 1931 Zheng Bingxie, a graduate of Shanghai Art Academy, joined the faculty. In the following years until the Fall of Singapore in February 1942, Hwa Chong would hire young artists and Shanghai-trained graduates to teach art.


Many of them were founding members of the Society of Chinese Artists (SOCA, established in 1935), as well as teachers of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) established by Lim Hak Tai, an art educator from Amoy. After the Sino-Japanese War broke out in July 1937, teachers such as Lee Kueh Sei, Chen Chong Swee, Lim Hak Tai (who became NAFA principal in the 1970s), Hsu Chun Lian and Lu Heng were drivers behind many charity art exhibitions to fundraise for China War Relief, while boosting public morale. Hwa Chong art teachers were also active in the art and cultural scene as journalists, graphic designers, musicians and stage actors.


A number of Hwa Chong students from this period became significant artists in Singapore and beyond. These include Lim Tze Peng (b. 1921), top calligrapher and Chinese ink artist of our time; and Ji Jizhong (b. 1930), who enrolled in the prestigious Central Art Academy of Beijing in the early 1950s and became professor at the Academy. Another alumni artist is Lim Yew Kuan (b. 1928), son of Lim Hak Tai, and continues to paint to this day.





HTMLText_4DD0D3D2_22F2_869F_41A3_FD9131CE1E27_mobile.html =
Dr Lee Kong Chian was a member of the Board of Directors of the Singapore Chinese High School for 38 years – from 1927 to 1966 – during which he served as Board Chairman for 18 years. Dr Lee’s sterling leadership and steadfast dedication during his tenure in office enabled the school to ride out a difficult period that threatened the continuity. His generous financial contributions also provided a crucial life-line. Dr Lee funded the construction and development of major infrastructure, including the classroom blocks, accommodation for teaching staff, a sports field, the Kuo Chuan Science Centre, and the library.


This bronze statue was erected in honour of the highly revered Dr Lee Kong Chian. It demonstrates our heartfelt gratitude to our benefactor, whose spirit of philanthropy will forever be enshrined in our hearts and minds.


October 2008
HTMLText_195352A3_4F8B_391C_41BC_2003DB4701C9_mobile.html =
Established in October 2006, the Scholastic Renaissance Centre supports science and engineering research to cultivate a strong culture of scientific inquiry and innovation. The SRC houses ten research laboratories, a 100-seat theatrette, dedicated spaces for life sciences and biotechnology, and collaborative project rooms.


Beyond science, the SRC also houses our Art Elective Programme (AEP) with their distinctive Art Gallery. This integration reflects HCI’s commitment to holistic education, providing students with opportunities to explore both scientific and artistic excellence. The AEP nurtures creativity through studio practice, art theory, and critical discussions, allowing students to showcase their work, engage with the arts industry, and develop as well-rounded thinkers and creators.
HTMLText_FFB4C091_BA4D_C3AC_41C6_121A0C826D47_mobile.html =
Established on 21st March 1919 with Tan Kah Kee as the first chairman of its Board of Governors, the school has since produced many outstanding graduates and has made an invaluable contribution to education in the region.


This statue of Tan Kah Kee was erected on 21 March 1989, marking the seventieth anniversary of the school and honours his initiative and leadership in the establishment.


21 -3-1989
HTMLText_FFA8C08F_BA4D_C3B4_41D4_FBA414C3A34E_mobile.html =
In 1918, Tan Kah Kee proposed to establish a Chinese secondary school to provide for the further education of Chinese primary school students in Southeast Asia. Leaders of the Chinese community greeted this proposal with enthusiasm. Chinese in the region provided generous financial support and help.
HTMLText_192F7BA2_4F9C_CF1C_4190_B86A48B47F63_mobile.html =
In 1990, the Ministry of Education launched the Bicultural Studies Programme in HCI.
The Chinese linguist - Mr. Zhou Zumo (1919-1995), named this room "Hua Yuan Wen Lin." where he personally inscribed "Yuan" which means garden.


"Wen Yuan" means a place where literature and art gather. The name "Hua Yuan Wen Lin" implies that the programme is rooted in the local community and strives to cultivate bilingual talents with literary literacy, humanistic sentiments, and a global perspective for the country.
HTMLText_1C10C489_4F8D_392C_41CC_EA7A5B610279_mobile.html =
In memory of his father Mr Lee Kuo Chuan, Mr Lee Kong Chian funded the construction of the Kuo Chuan Science Building in 1940. Known today as the Kuo Chuan Museum, the two-storey building originally housed four classrooms, science laboratories and a library.


The three Chinese characters “国专馆” (Kuo Chuan Muesum) above the main entrance were personally inscribed by Mr Khoo Seok Wan, one of Singapore’s most renowned calligraphers in the early 20th century. His calligraphy works also appear at iconic locations such as Long Shan Temple, Haw Par Villa, and the Chinese General Hospital, making them highly treasured cultural artefacts.


In 2019, in celebration of Hwa Chong’s 100th anniversary, the classical charm and distinctive Western architectural style of this building was thoughtfully revitalized. The ground floor was transformed into an art gallery, while the second floor was refurbished into the Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery, showcasing the school’s long-standing history and cultural heritage.


The Kuo Chuan Museum remains a unique and iconic feature on the Hwa Chong campus.



HTMLText_1E54A9FF_4FFB_CAE4_419B_1D7D71F600F7_mobile.html =
Located on the second floor of the Kuo Chuan Museum, the Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery was officially reopened on HCI’s 106th anniversary on 21 March 2025.


Featuring ten exhibition zones and showcasing hundreds of historical artefacts, the gallery offers a comprehensive overview of the institution’s journey from its founding years to what Hwa Chong Institution is today. The gallery further captures the grandeur of Hwa Chong’s centennial celebrations in 2019.


Blending Eastern and Western design elements, the gallery reflects the school’s spirit of harmonising tradition with modernity. Its outstanding spatial aesthetics earned it the 2025 iF Design Award (International Forum Design Award) in the Cultural Spaces category — a prestigious honour often referred to as the ‘Oscars of the Design World’. It was the only winning project from Singapore in 2025.


More than a space for preserving and exhibiting history, the Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery stands as a cultural landmark — a testament to the Hwa Chong spirit and a witness to the institution’s evolving legacy through time.
HTMLText_FA33A994_BA7C_C5D4_41E5_CE4D03ABEEE5_mobile.html =
The Chinese High School was founded in 1919. In the 1934 General Meeting of Sponsors, Mr. Lee Kong Chian was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors. He was re-elected for sixteen terms, totaling twenty-one years. During this period, The Chinese High School went through many hardships, but it continued to thrive and has achieved its current scale and reputation. The effort Mr. Lee put in and the financial support he provided were immense. To commemorate Mr. Lee's great achievements and virtuous character, his colleagues respectfully cast a bronze statue to eternally remember him and ensure his legacy endures.


The Chinese High School Alumni Association
21 April 1984
HTMLText_FC66DC21_BA5C_C2EC_4173_12126E90C9EE_mobile.html =
The Holistic Education Centre is a modern and environmentally sustainable six-storey indoor sports complex. It is equipped with a wide range of advanced facilities, including seminar rooms, conference rooms, and a café, offering students a conducive space for learning, collaboration, and innovation.


The Integrated Indoor Sports Complex, which is connected to the Holistic Education Centre, houses a gym, basketball court, volleyball court, climbing wall, shooting range, table tennis room, and fencing room. These diverse facilities cater to the varied interests and needs of students.


The name “Li Ren” (立人) was inscribed in 2016 by distinguished alumnus and then-Minister Mr Sam Tan. The phrase is derived from Confucius’ teachings in The Analects:
“The benevolent person helps others to establish themselves, just as they seek to establish themselves; helps others to succeed, just as they seek success.”


The naming reflects Hwa Chong’s aspiration to nurture students with empathy and altruism — individuals who contribute meaningfully to society and help build a warm, compassionate world.


The building was officially opened on 21 March 2018, during a ceremony officiated by then-Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu.


The Holistic Education Centre and the Integrated Indoor Sports complex exemplifies sustainable architecture. Its exterior walls are adorned with lush greenery and flowering plants, creating an eco-friendly and visually pleasing environment that reflects the school's commitment to harmonious coexistence with nature.
HTMLText_5F9896C7_6657_421D_41D0_8B77118A31ED_mobile.html =
This building was originally constructed in the early 1930s. In 1974, it was renovated with donations from the community to be used as classrooms. From 1987 to 1991, due to the expansion of the college, Hu Bao Building and the adjacent Hwa Chong Junior College Student Activity Centre were demolished, and this Science Building was constructed.


Board of Directors, The Chinese High School
3 December 1993
HTMLText_67C01F89_458B_472C_41BB_B15AA9432F7C.html =
Holistic Education Centre & Integrated Indoor Sports Complex
HTMLText_2CA5367C_3502_2D9E_41B1_7E3AE4950B5F.html =
HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BOARDING SCHOOL
HTMLText_67C02F89_458B_472C_41AF_022923626E9F.html =
Holistic Education Centre & Integrated Indoor Sports Complex
HTMLText_4B9FEDC9_2A02_FCD6_41BA_3BB4E4747A4E.html =
ONG TENG CHEONG STUDENT ACTIVITIES & LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTRE
HTMLText_8818C5D7_459B_5B24_41CE_096CADE9A1C8.html =
华桥中学寄宿学校
HTMLText_F1FB1E92_4587_493C_41BC_3E5FE88EAC3B.html =
鼎昌楼
HTMLText_2CAA668C_3502_2D7E_41C5_A7CEA936B7A5.html =
HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BOARDING SCHOOL
HTMLText_7A6A6C7A_2A02_63AA_41B8_490FECE2F4E9.html =
ONG TENG CHEONG STUDENT ACTIVITIES & LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTRE
HTMLText_B272F42B_AF32_7071_41D4_36405B361A86.html =
{{title}}
HTMLText_8818A5D6_459B_5B24_41CF_2A8E553C692C.html =
华桥中学寄宿学校
HTMLText_F1FB2E91_4587_493C_41BD_E8EA906B96DB.html =
鼎昌楼
HTMLText_B359A512_AA4F_1891_41C0_8568B8AEF83D.html =
Ong Teng Cheong, whose ancestral home is Tong'an, Fujian, was born in Singapore on January 22, 1936. In 1955, he graduated from The Chinese High School. In 1961, he obtained a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Adelaide in Australia. He later received a scholarship to study urban planning at the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom, and in 1967, he earned a Master's degree in Civic Design. After returning to Singapore, he worked for the Singapore Design Bureau, and the National and Urban Planning Bureau, making great contributions to Singapore's urban construction and planning.



In 1972, Ong Teng Cheong was elected a Member of Parliament. In 1975, he became Senior Minister of State for Communications and concurrently Minister for Culture. In 1981, Ong Teng Cheong was promoted to the Chairman of the People's Action Party. He also served as Minister for Communications and Minister for Labour, leading and implementing public transportation plans and insisting on building a modern subway network.


He also transformed the National Trades Union Congress from a labor movement into a large-scale cooperative enterprise. A believer in bilingual capacities, he reformed Chinese language education. With outstanding political achievements, he was promoted to Second Deputy Prime Minister. On August 28, 1993, Singapore held its first presidential election, which Ong Teng Cheong won. He was Singapore’s first elected President on September 1, 1993.



President Ong Teng Cheong passed away in 2002 at the age of 66. His noble character and outstanding achievements will be eternally remembered in history and widely admired by future generations.
HTMLText_72AC945B_531F_EFDF_41C3_1AE885AA2FAE.html =
先贤陈嘉庚先生领导创校功不可没，谨于七十周年校庆，立此铜像永资纪念。
HTMLText_1B49956D_4F87_FBE4_41D1_A45041AA3C44.html =
The Chinese High
School Clock Tower Building
HTMLText_8F82E3E9_45FF_3EEC_41C1_BA840816A8ED.html =
华侨中学大钟楼
HTMLText_1E5329F9_4FFB_CAEC_41AC_AF59277A034D.html =
Hwa Chong Heritage Gallery
HTMLText_193680F2_4F85_3AFC_41C4_EF731A077975.html =
Kuo Chuan Centennial Art Gallery
HTMLText_1C12A486_4F8D_3924_41D0_AAAE11467636.html =
Kuo Chuan Museum
HTMLText_1953E2A2_4F8B_391C_41C7_3FA5DE73F00E.html =
Scholastic Renaissance Centre (SRC)
HTMLText_F8210A2E_BA45_C6F4_41D5_8CAB2328EB09.html =
The First Elected President - Ong Teng Cheong
HTMLText_F00DB781_458B_471C_41A2_6367AF35A965.html =
华中文物馆
HTMLText_8C056659_4585_592C_41CA_F1ACF6245DD8.html =
国专百年同心艺术
HTMLText_8B111EA8_4584_C96C_41BA_48AF740EB78A.html =
科研楼
HTMLText_F4B8122B_45FB_396C_41CD_68092C9D3E7D.html =
首任民选总统 — 王鼎昌
HTMLText_7680C6A9_458D_396C_41C3_99D3D94585C0.html =
Holistic Education Centre and the Integrated Indoor Sports Complex
HTMLText_82A0336E_C7F6_2DCD_41C6_38CC5FF33C34.html =
The First Elected President - Ong Teng
Cheong
HTMLText_C6E1C819_4785_492C_41C7_4C46D315BEAE.html =
The Chinese High School Clock Tower Building
HTMLText_05CAE126_4F87_DB64_4168_94D7F1A80F29_mobile.html =
Holistic Education Centre & Integrated Indoor Sports Complex
HTMLText_1CE421C2_4FBF_3B1C_41A8_3120EE33CC86_mobile.html =
HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BOARDING SCHOOL
HTMLText_7A6A6C7A_2A02_63AA_41B8_490FECE2F4E9_mobile.html =
ONG TENG CHEONG STUDENT ACTIVITIES & LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTRE
HTMLText_B12C1239_AF56_905E_41BC_DCB209B51E10.html =
{{title}}
## Tour ### Description ### Title tour.name = Hwa Chong Institution