Yu Neng Primary School

times, the students of Yeu Nerng achieved commendable examination results. After the Japanese Occupation, the restoration of the school once again confirmed the undying spirit of selfless dedication. By 1960, the school had an enrollment of about hundred pupils. The enrolment grew to about 693 in 1978 with a staff strength of 23 teachers. With a committed new management committee, Yeu Nerng grew to become a 9-classroom, double-session school. Over the years, the school had consistently managed an overall percentage of passes above the National Average in the Primary School Leaving Examination. Yeu Nerng Public School continued to grow from strength to strength. In 1982, it moved to the site at Bedok North Street 3 to cater to its rapidly expanding population. The school also changed its status from an aided to a government school and was renamed “Yu Neng Primary School”. English was adopted as the school’s main language medium in the curriculum. In January 2003, the school went through PRIME upgrading and had to move to a temporary holding site. During this period, the school merged with Min Xin Primary School. In 2005, the school moved back to its current school building at Bedok North Street 3 and was officially reopened in July 2006. Through the years, Yu Neng Primary School has maintained the traits and virtues of its early founders. 2015 was a significant year for the school as it commemorated its 80th anniversary. With its rich history, strong foundation, values and beliefs, Yu Neng continues to grow and strive towards its motto of “Light Up and Shine”. Mr Ng Sin Soo (1960 – 1983)
Mr Chia Chee Fun (1983 – 1988)
Mr Foo Don Wan (1989 – 1992)
Ms Violet Khor (1993 – 1996)
Mr Tan Kah Teo (1996 – 2003)
Miss Chong Lee Lian (2004 – 2008)
Mdm Tan Lee Ching, Elis (2009 – 2013)
Mrs Clara Lim-Tan (2014 - 2020)
Mr Ng Yeow Ling is currently Yu Neng Primary School’s 9th principal.

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