Achievements
Performing Arts
- 2009 SYF Central Judging for Chinese Dance - Gold with Honours
- 2009 SYF Central Judging for Band- Gold with Honours
- 2009 SYF Central Judging for Guzheng - Gold with Honours
- 2009 SYF Central Judging for Choir - Gold
- 2009 SYF Central Judging for English Drama - Silver
- 2009 SYF Central Judging for Chinese Drama - Silver
- 2011 SYF Central Judging for Chinese Dance - Gold with Honours
- 2011 SYF Central Judging for Band- Gold
- 2011 SYF Central Judging for Guzheng - Gold with Honours
- 2011 SYF Central Judging for Choir - Gold with Honours
- 2011 SYF Central Judging for English Drama - Silver
- 2011 SYF Central Judging for Chinese Drama - Bronze
Uniformed Groups
- Outstanding Cadet Award (NCC): 2005
- St. John Ambulance Brigade - Gold
- Girls' Brigade - Gold
- National Cadet Corps (Land)- Silver
- National Police Cadet Corps - Gold(2011)
- Boys' Brigade - Silver
Academics
- GCE 'O' Level Band 1 (Express Stream) School
- GCE 'O' Level Band 2 (Normal Stream) School
- Academic Value-Added (Express Stream) - Gold
- Academic Value-Added (Normal Stream) - Bronze
- Singapore Secondary Schools Debating Championships 2007 - B Division Champions
- SBL-LISHA Culture and Heritage Debates 2007 - Champions
- Society of Associated Inter-Tertiary Debaters-Victoria School Debate Invitational 2007 - 1st Runners-Up
- Meridian Junior College Debate Invitationals 2008 - Champions
- Temasek Junior College Under-16 Debate Invitationals 2008 - Champions
Physical/Sports
- Trim-and-Fit Gold Award
- Badminton - B Division Girls National 1st
- Volleyball - C Division Boys National 2nd
- Volleyball - B Division Boys National 4th
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