Principal and Vice Principals

Meet the school's Principal and Vice-Principals, and learn about their beliefs on education and student growth.

Last updated 30 August 2026

Four people pose outdoors in front of a white statue of a robed figure with raised arm, surrounded by trees and buildings.

(From left to right) Mr James Han (Vice-Principal), Ms Tan Lay Yen (Vice-Principal Administration), Mrs Rachel Lee (Principal), Mrs Audrey Wong (Vice-Principal)

Principal and Vice-Principals with their educational philosophies

Principal	Mrs Rachel Lee	Education is not preparation for life; it is the living growth of roots and reach, shaped each day by the light we choose.
Vice-Principal	Mr James Han	Education should empower students to understand themselves and the society they live in, and to see learning as a means for personal growth and social responsibility. Teaching, to me, is about helping students develop the values, critical awareness, and agency to improve both themselves and the communities they belong to.
Vice-Principal	Mrs Audrey Wong	"Education is not preparation for life; it is life itself." ~ John Dewey Education should be experiential and connected to real life, not just preparation for some future state. Students should also exercise reflective thinking, and learn from reflecting on their experiences.
Vice-Principal (Administration)	Ms Tan Lay Yen	Education should inspire not just inform. Teaching should build confidence, cultivate empathy and prepare students to contribute meaningfully to the world around them