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Phase 2B
Year	SC < 1km	Overall
2025	415	415
2024	393	393
2023	408	408
2022	3815	3815
2021	7614	7614
2020	465	465
2019	5115	5115

Phase 2C
Year	SC < 1km	Overall
2025	11810	11810
2024	11424	11424
2023	11325	11325
2022	10129	10129
2021	13745	13745
2020	8663	8663
2019	8745	8745

Phase 2CS
Year	SC < 1km	SC 1-2km	SC > 2km	Overall
2025	n/a			n/a
2024	9042			9042
2023	8838			8838
2022	7264			7264
2021	9450			9450
2020	23	??	0?	2337
2019	4224			4224

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< 1km 1-2km

Name		Type	Tenure	TOP	Units	MRT
D'zire		Apartment	999	2014	47
Esparina Residences		Executive Condo	99	2013	573	2 min
Hougang Green		Condominium	99	1998	90
Isuites @ Tani		Apartment	999	2012	20
Jewel @ Buangkok		Condominium	99	2017	616	2 min
Midtown Residences		Condominium	99	2016	160	3 min
Naung Residence		Apartment	999	2015	60	5 min
Sengkang Grand Residences		Condominium	99	2024	680	1 min
The Florence Residences		Condominium	99	2024	1410
The Quartz		Condominium	99	2009	625	2 min
The Rivervale	Part	Condominium	99	2000	671	5 min

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Subjects

∙ Art

∙ Chinese Language

∙ English Language

∙ Foundation Chinese Language

∙ Foundation English Language

∙ Foundation Mathematics

∙ Foundation Malay Language

∙ Foundation Science

∙ Foundation Tamil Language

∙ Higher Chinese Language

∙ Higher Malay Language

∙ Higher Tamil Language

∙ Mathematics

∙ Malay Language

∙ Music

∙ Physical Education

∙ Science

∙ Social Studies

∙ Tamil Language

Physical sports

∙ Badminton

∙ Football

∙ Table Tennis

∙ Taekwondo

Uniformed groups

∙ Scouts

Visual and performing arts

∙ Guitar Ensemble

∙ Modern Dance

Club and societies

∙ Art and Crafts

∙ Robotics

History

Montfort started as a single class of students in rural Serangoon in 1916.

The class, which was taught in English, operated on the upper floor of a two-storey building next to a church in Upper Serangoon. It became Holy Innocents’ English School, Montfort School’s predecessor. The school building had been the brainchild of Father Laurent, the parish priest of the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. His successor, Father Henry Duvelle, finished building the school and started the first English class.

The school expanded steadily and had nine classrooms by 1922. In 1936, the school was placed under the management of the Brothers of St Gabriel and it continued to grow rapidly. At the end of 1941, the school held its Senior Cambridge Examination, just before the Singapore fell to the Japanese during the Second World War. All the candidates passed, though they had to wait until 1946 – after the Japanese Occupation – to find out.

The postwar years were a period of tremendous growth for the school. In 1948, more Brothers arrived, and that year also saw the addition of a second floor to the five-classroom block along Upper Serangoon Road. The extension was opened by Sultan Ibrahim of Johor, great-grandfather of the present sultan, who had donated generously to the school-building fund.

In 1951, the school published its first school annual, which archived the history of the school. In 1959, Holy Innocents’ English School was renamed Montfort School in honour of its founder, St Louis Marie De Montfort, whose efforts to educate the young, were carried on by the Brothers of St Gabriel.

The school opened its doors to female students in 1961. The girls were admitted to the pre-university classes, which catered to both science and arts students. The last batch of pre-university students graduated from the school in 1975, when junior colleges were set up in Singapore.

Montfort School split into Montfort Junior School and Montfort Secondary School in 1974. In 1987, the school was given a new site at Hougang Avenue 8, and the building was completed in 1991. The following year, the school moved to new premises and it was officially declared open on 24 July 1993.

The school was rebuilt under PRIME upgrading in 2003, and an indoor hall was added in 2008. In 2016, Montfort celebrated its 100th Founder’s Day with activities throughout the year. The school underwent PERI upgrading, which was completed in 2018.