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Discover how Seng Kang Secondary students have excelled in competitions, trekking challenges, and creative pursuits. Read on to learn about their achievements.

Last updated 23 August 2026

2025

Overseas Expedition: Conquering Hong Kong's Four Peaks

As a culmination of Seng Kang’s LLP T.R.E.K. Program, 19 student leaders embarked on the 2025 Breakthrough Trek, conquering Hong Kong’s top four peaks — Dragon’s Back, Lantau Peak, Sunset Peak and Tai Mo Shan in just three days, a powerful testament to the grit and resilience of Seng Kang Youths as they chart their next adventure.

A group of approximately 18 students wearing matching black shirts pose on a rocky hilltop during a hike. Several students hold a large Seng Kang Secondary School flag in the center of the group. Hiking poles, backpacks, and water bottles are visible. Wooden signboards mark the summit area, with one sign pointing toward To Tei Wan. The background shows blue sky, distant islands, and the sea, while the low-angle sunlight casts long shadows across the rocky ground.

Chinese Language National Competitions: Create Your Own Newspaper (Commendation)

Tan Qiqi (3B), Tiffanie Tan Jin Xuan (3F), and Cefin Than Si Ying (3B) received the Commendation Award in the Upper Secondary category for their creativity in producing a newspaper article about an antique shop in Chinatown.

Four girls in school uniforms sit on a mosaic bench in front of a large mosaic sculpture at a school courtyard.

Chinese Language National Competitions: National Text Recital (Bronze)

Song Yachao (1-1) and Kineta Felicia Tan (1-5) received the Bronze Award for their expressive and articulate performances.

A Chinese magazine spread about antiques featuring calligraphy scrolls, a clock, vases, brushes, and decorative text sections.

Malay Language N1 Cluster e-Newspaper Competition (1st Prize and Consolation)

Our Lower Secondary team attained 1st Prize, while our Upper Secondary team received a Consolation Prize for their well-crafted and engaging e-newspaper articles.

Eight students holding trophies and certificates stand in front of a Peraduan Mencipta Akhbar 2025 banner.

North Zone Schools Chinese Speech Competition (Potential Award)

Gao Qi (1-7) clinched the Potential Award with her speech, “With Responsibility in Heart, Together Towards the Future,” which impressed the judges and earned her well-deserved recognition.

A young female student and a man hold a certificate on stage before a Chinese-text award ceremony backdrop.

NUS Geography Challenge (Semi-finalists)

A first for SKSS, Chong Wen Xin (4-4), Deshpande Amogh (4-1), John Asher (4-1) and Andy Goi (4-2) advanced to the semi-finals with their impressive infographic on the urban renewal of Jurong Town.

Four students in school uniforms stand before a projected screen reading NUS Geography Challenge 2025 Grand Finals.

2024

Health & Food Science Competition 2024 (Runners-Up)

Our students finished runners-up amongst 21 other schools in the competition, where they designed nutritious dishes and health-focused games.

Students in uniforms pose on stage holding medals and a certificate as 1st Runner-Up at Health and Food Science Competition 2024.

Chinese Language “Script It Right” Writing Competition (Creativity Script Award)

Li Yi Ran (5-1) and Hong Jing Yi (4-6) received the Creativity Script Award, standing out among nearly 400 entries for their creative and engaging script.

Three people stand before a 2024 Chinese script competition award screen recognizing Seng Kang Secondary School students.

Chinese Language 7th National Text Recital Competition (Bronze award)

Cheng Zhi Ren, J’den (1-1), Goh Hui Jia (1-2) and Pua Jun Yang (1-2) earned a Bronze Award for their stellar recital performance.

Three students in white and green uniforms stand at the front of a classroom presenting to seated classmates.

Singapore Pledge Pen Calligraphy Competition (Outstanding award)

An impressive achievement by Yuan Xiao (2-6), who received the Outstanding Award, standing out among 1,148 entries from 80 participating schools.

Two men and a school girl holding a certificate at a Pledge Pen Calligraphy Grand Competition prize-giving ceremony.

2023

North Zone Schools Chinese Speech Competition (2^nd place and Potential award)

Lok Zhi Jia Bernise (3-5) clinched 2^nd Place with her strong effort and confident display of her story-telling while Chuah Yi Lin Elanna (1-2) was given the Potential award.

Two school award ceremonies on stage, each showing a uniformed student receiving a certificate or trophy from an adult.