Achievements

Discover the academic and co-curricular achievements of our Class of 2024 and 2025 students, from national competitions to strong O-Level results.

Last updated 13 May 2026

Celebrating Academic Achievements from Class of 2024

Five Singapore polytechnic logos: Nanyang, Ngee Ann, Singapore, Temasek, and Republic Polytechnic.

84.4% qualified for polytechnic
7% qualified for Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP)
39.5% qualified for Direct-Entry-Scheme to Polytechnic Programme (DPP)

A grid of 15 Singapore junior college crests and emblems in three rows, featuring shields, seals, and symbols.

52.5% qualified for Junior Colleges (JCs) or Millenia Institute (MI)

CCA Achievements 2025

Rugby team in red jerseys huddled on a field, beside a table listing 2025 school archery and rugby championship results.

Students in red jackets playing acoustic guitars on stage, beside a table listing Singapore Youth Festival 2025 awards.

Students in camouflage uniforms and green berets stand in formation, beside a table listing 2024 cadet unit awards.

Academic Competitions

NUS Geography Challenge 2025

Four students in gray school uniforms pose with peace signs in front of a gold GEOGRAPHY sign on a wall.

NUS Geography Challenge is a nation-wide Geography competition organised by NUS Department of Geography and MOE.

Our students performed well by clinching 1 Silver and 2 Bronze Medals at the Preliminary Round, Individual Component. Angel Koh (4D) won the Silver Medal and was invited to the Talent Development Programme for Geography by MOE. Ariel Liew (4D) and William Prakoso (4G) won the Bronze Medal, while Jasper Tan (4E) was awarded the Certificate of Participation.

Ngee Ann Model United Nation 2025

Ten students in school uniforms stand on grass outdoors, each holding up a small card with a country flag.

NASMUN stands for the Ngee Ann Model United Nation conference organised by Ngee Ann Secondary School. In 2025, the conference featured four councils where students discussed real-world global issues such as sustainable agriculture, terrorism, and refugees. Through the MUN format, students developed research, public speaking, collaboration, and critical thinking skills.

Our student delegates were awarded the following awards:

Best Delegate (Honourable Mention):

Dawn Chua Yi Xin (3A)

Mandhare Tanmay Rajesh (3A)

Ritvik Muppalaneni (3C)

Best Delegate

Fatima (3F)

Tan Kah Kee Young Inventors’ Award 2025

Four people stand on stage holding certificates beside a Commendation Award board with student names listed.

The Tan Kah Kee Young Inventors’ Award (TKKYIA) encourages young students to be curious and apply scientific principles to create innovative solutions in inventions.

It is organised by the Tan Kah Kee Foundation (TKKF) with the support from the Ministry of Education and Science Centre Singapore.

Our students, Lim Jun Yang (4A), Zayan Chiam (4A) and Muhammad Rizqi Mateen Fazly (4A) clinched the Commendation Award for their innovative project on a ramp for wheelchair users in the Secondary School Cateogry.