Chinese New Year Celebration 2012

Hua Yians welcomed the Year of the Dragon with a great Chinese New Year concert held on Friday, 20 January 2012. They were entertained with varied performances by the students and staff.

26 elderly residents from the neighbourhood were invited to join Hua Yians in the celebration and their presence added charm to the festive mood.

The celebration started with a performance by the Lion Dance team, who impressed the audience with their movements. The concert continued with performances by the Dance Society, Guzheng Ensemble, dance routines by our very own Hua Yians and a skit acted out by the new teachers. Prizes were given out to the classes, which won the best Chinese New Year Classroom Decoration

May the Year of the Dragon brings success, good-health and happiness to all Hua Yians, family and friends.

Winners of Chinese New Year Classroom Decoration Competition

Congratulations to the winners of Chinese New Year Classroom Decoration Competition

Happy Chinese New Year

Happy Chinese New Year to all.
May the Year of the Dragon brings success, good health and happiness to everyone.

Sec One Students of Hua Yi 2012

The staff and students of Hua Yi Secondary School welcome the secondary one students of 2012.
Wishing all students exciting and successful years in Hua Yi.

By : Evangeline Tan (Hua Yi's Alumni)

"Be part of Hua Yi Secondary School's family!" This short but powerful phrase caught my eye when I first laid my hands on the 2011's Open House flyer given to me by one of the school councillors.

Indeed, Hua Yi had been a family rather than a school to me. As I walked through the school compound, which I admittedly dragged my feet through over the four years studying in the school, I felt a sense of pride and was glad to be back. It was about 11 am then. It was heartwarming to see the students and teachers make a special trip back to give support to the performances and displays on a Saturday morning.

Some things have not changed. The support, love and care not just expressed by words but also action by the various teachers have made learning in Hua Yi vibrant and fun. I saw in the different classes, teachers and students sharing snapshots of learning experiences in Hua Yi.

I met Mr Ariffin, a class of 2007 graduate in the school canteen. He said, "Although it had been years since I graduated from Hua Yi, whenever I step into the classroom, it brings a warm feeling and I am glad that the school had groomed and developed me into the person I am today, an SAF officer maximising my full potential." Indeed, Mr Ariffin has done very well - owning a car and earning an above average income.

If you have selected Hua Yi but unsure if you have actually made the right decision, as an ex-Hua Yian, I would say, YES! You have actually made the right choice. Welcome to the Hua Yi Family!