Braddell Secondary School

The school was started in 1981 as a co-educational and English-medium school and it was officially opened by then-MP for Boon Teck, Michael Liew Kok Pun on 28 April 1983.^[2] It was housed in a S$6.65 million campus made out of two sunken courtyards and five blocks.^[3]

The motto "In Word and Deed" embraces the aim of the school which is the building of a caring community based on sincerity, mutual trust and respect for one another, single-mindedly working towards the betterment of the school.^[4]

The initials for the school, BS, are incorporated in the crest. The letters are stylised to form a ribbon-like B-shaped design, representing the scrolls of learning and knowledge. Leading out from the graphic symbol are the different paths a student takes to uphold the motto of "In word and deed". The yellow stands for honour and loyalty, while the blue stands for sincerity.^[5]

The last graduating batch as Braddellites (which the students were commonly known as) was in 1999, after which they merged with Westlake Secondary School to form Braddell-Westlake Secondary School. Braddell Secondary School's campus became Campus 1, housing upper secondary students.^[6] Braddell-Westlake Secondary School's students and teachers were transferred to Guangyang Secondary School^[6] after closing down in 2005.

• Braddell Secondary School on MOE website ^{[permanent dead link]}