Founded in 1965, the school was the 61st one established by a newly independent Singapore, and one of two built that year. The school was an answer to requests made personally to PM Lee Kuan Yew by farmers when he visited the rural community of Yio Chu Kang. The original building was sited at the 11th milestone / 16 km Yio Chu Kang Road.

Officially opened by then Minister of Education Mr Ong Pang Boon, it started as an integrated English-Chinese stream school as part of government efforts to house two or more language streams under one administration and one principal. Thus, schools such as Yio Chu Kang Secondary School became a critical strategy in early nation building to emphasise the importance of bilingual education and to increase socialisation of students from different language mediums.

新加坡维林中学是新加坡的一所公立中学。

Peicai Secondary School which took over the facilities of the former Hwi Yoh Secondary School, was established in 1984 as a result of the amalgamation of Parry Secondary School and Hwi Yoh Secondary School. The school name is formed from the Chinese names of its two \"mother\" schools. \"Peicai\" is the Hanyu Pinyin which stands for \"Nurture of Talents\".

Junyuan Secondary School was established in January 1999 to serve the Tampines community. Mrs Cecilia Lee, the first principal, charted the directions for the school with a strong focus on School Values. Beginning with just 280 students and 17 staff, the school population grew to more than 1000 within a few years.

Dunearn Secondary School was established in 1962 as Dunearn Government Chinese Middle School . In 1969, it amalgamated with Dunearn Vocational School to become Dunearn Secondary School. The Chinese stream was phased out in 1986.

Yuying Secondary School was founded by the Hainanese Community in 1910 as a Chinese-medium high school. At that time, it was located at Prinsep Street and named Yock Eng High School. The school began with an enrolment of only 15 students. However, it soon outgrew its premises as the enrolment continued to climb. In 1939, the School Management Board initiated a campaign to raise funds for new premises.

In 2003, Ministry of Education (MOE) announced that Guangyang Secondary School and Braddell-Westlake Secondary School will merge in 2006. The secondary one cohorts of both schools collaborated to produce a ceramic mural wall that will be installed in the new merged school in early 2005. In June 2003, Guangyang Secondary returned to its Bishan Campus. The school was presented Value-Added Award (Bronze) for its commendable performance in the 2004 GCE O Level Examination. Guangyang Secondary School and Braddell-Westlake Secondary merged in 2006 and Mrs Tan Miao Ling took over as the school’s sixth Principal. Guangyang Secondary’s name is retained. Mr Benjamin Kwok took office as Guangyang Secondary School’s seventh Principal in December 2012.

East Spring Secondary School was set up in 1999. This was deeply entwined with the history of Tampines, where a school was needed to meet the growing families in the area.

During this time, the Ministry of Education was embarking on its Thinking Schools, Learning Nation framework and East Spring’s pioneer staff and pupils were at the forefront of twenty-first century pedagogies with its new and up-to-date facilities.

新加坡康培中学是新加坡的一所公立中学。

新加坡达善中学是新加坡的一所公立中学。