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Official MOE dataGeylang · East zone
Broadrick Secondary School
Practical school information for parents, compiled from current Ministry of Education records.
- Distinctive Programme
- Level
- Secondary (S1-S5)
- Type
- Government School
- Gender mix
- Co-Ed School
- Session
- Single Session
- Planning area
- Geylang
- School zone
- East
Subjects and languages
Learning areas listed in the official MOE records.
Core learning
12 subjects- Additional Mathematics
- English Language
- Humanities (Literature In English)
- Humanities (Ss, Literature In English)
- Literature In English
- Mathematics
- Nutrition And Food Science
- Science
- Science (Chem, Bio)
- Science (Phy, Bio)
- Science (Phy, Chem)
- Social Studies
Languages
23 subjects- Basic Chinese Language
- Basic Malay Language
- Basic Tamil Language
- Bengali Language
- Burmese Language
- Chinese Language
- Chinese Language Syllabus B
- French Language
- German Language
- Gujarati Language
- Higher Chinese Language
- Higher Malay Language
- Higher Tamil Language
- Hindi Language
- Japanese Language
- Malay Language
- Malay Language (Special Programme)
- Malay Language Syllabus B
- Punjabi Language
- Tamil Language
- Tamil Language Syllabus B
- Thai Language
- Urdu Language
Other listed learning areas
25 subjects
- Art
- Biology
- Cce-3
- Cce-4
- Cce-5
- Cce-S1
- Cce-S2
- Chemistry
- Computer Applications
- Computing
- Design & Technology
- Design And Technology
- Economics
- Food & Consumer Education
- Higher Art
- History
- Humanities (Geography)
- Humanities (History)
- Humanities (Ss, Geography)
- Humanities (Ss, History)
- Humanities (Ss, Humanities Exposure Modules)
- Music
- Physical Education
- Physics
- Principles Of Accounts
Official records can mix examinable subjects, enrichment modules and school-specific labels. Ask the school which options apply to your child's year and pathway.
Distinctive programmes
Formal programmes that shape the school's learning experience.
Learning for Life Programme · Community Youth Leadership
Nurturing Confidence And Resilience (Care) Through Aesthetic, Community And Youth Leadership
Co-curricular activities
Clubs, sports and groups currently listed for students.
Clubs And Societies4 activities
- Infocomm Technology (Media Production)
- Media Resource Library
- Robotics
- Singapore Youth Flying Club
Physical Sports8 activities
- Basketball
- Health And Fitness
- Shooting
- Sp-Cca (Athletics)
- Sp-Cca (Canoeing)
- Sp-Cca (Water Polo)
- Taekwondo
- Tchoukball
Uniformed Groups4 activities
- Girl Guides
- National Cadet Corps (Land)
- National Police Cadet Corps
- Red Cross Youth
Visual And Performing Arts5 activities
- Choir
- Concert Band
- English Drama
- Modern Dance
- Singapore National Youth Orchestra
What parents should confirm before shortlisting
Official records are a useful starting point. Confirm the details that affect your child directly.
- Admissions: current eligibility, application dates and selection requirements.
- Programmes: whether the option applies to your child's level and intake year.
- Daily journey: actual travel time, school-bus arrangements and dismissal schedules.
- Fit: school culture, student support and the environment your child learns best in.
Explore the area
Location and nearby transport for planning the daily school journey.
The interactive neighbourhood guide for this school is being prepared. Address, nearest MRT and bus services above come from MOE.