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School Spotlight: Crest and Spectra Secondary offer a different route to success post-PSLE

Crest and Spectra Secondary show how specialised schools help PSLE students build confidence, skills and pathways to further study. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Straits TimesElisa Chia查看原文 ↗
Crest Secondary School Alumnus Nur Saminah Sabtu (far left), 26 and Eric Liang (far right), 25, with current students, from left, Asher Cheow, 16, Willy Ng, 14, Ellefirah Ellyza Muhammad Firdaus, 16, and Muhammed Gaazi Basheer Ahmad, 15, pictured at the school's campus on Oct 12.
Crest Secondary School Alumnus Nur Saminah Sabtu (far left), 26 and Eric Liang (far right), 25, with current students, from left, Asher Cheow, 16, Willy Ng, 14, Ellefirah Ellyza Muhammad Firdaus, 16, and Muhammed Gaazi Basheer Ahmad, 15, pictured at the school's campus on Oct 12.

Crest Secondary School alumni Nur Saminah Sabtu (far left) and Eric Liang (far right) with current students (from left) Asher Cheow, Willy Ng, Ellefirah Ellyza Muhammad Firdaus and Muhammed Gaazi Basheer Ahmad.

ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG

Published Oct 25, 2026, 08:20 AM

Updated Oct 25, 2026, 08:20 AM

Crest Secondary and Spectra Secondary offer G1 students a different path after PSLE, with hands-on learning, vocational tracks and strong support.

Both schools have class sizes of about 20 each, so teachers can get to know students well and help them.

Students graduate with two qualifications: a Singapore-Cambridge Secondary Education Certificate and a ITE Skills Subject Certificate.

Explore the PSLE Companion microsite for more insights and tips.

SINGAPORE – Receiving PSLE results can feel like a make-or-break moment for a 12-year-old. When Eric Liang picked up his results slip back in 2013, the number staring back at him was 112, posting him to the Normal (Technical) stream.

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