Chongfu School

Honestly, I love this school. It's where I grew up in P1, the teachers there may be a bit strict, but still tolerable in my opinion. From my point of view, the teachers there do their best to make your grades higher. I was a naughty student once and was failing badly, but I saw the sadness in my teacher's eyes and I felt guilty, so I decided to do my best and improve, and I did, my grades were stable just because I tried my best to listen to my teachers, their methods really worked for me and it might work for you too if you try. They're a bit strict in their dress codes but other than that, it's a really great school and most students there are disciplined and well-behaved. I recommend this school for K2's that have graduated and moving on to Primary school, and if you're living in Yishun. And grow up, it's a good school. It's not a private, Girls or Boys school. It's already good for a public school. Y'all just have to accept the fact that it's a public school and kids are just being kids. Why are you complaining about homework, it's just homework and it's not like they're giving you 10 times the amount of work that your parents have to deal with your unreasonable excuses, and if you complain you probably struggle in life lol. Stop acting delusional and go pay $1000 a month to a private school. Not everything has to be up to your standards. Chongfu is a good school, periodt.

This school has really been a blessing to me the 6 years I have been here. I recently graduated from this school last year and I have made so many priceless memories here that will be cherished for a long time to come. The food at this school is really my favorite especially stall 5's food. The people here are friendly however sometimes notorious which is normal for every school you see nowadays. I have to say I have made friends in this school I will never forget even when they are already in their Secondary School. Therefore I came to my conclusion I rate ChongFu School 5 stars.

I attended CFS from 1994 to 1999 and it is still the happiest time I ever had in life. Back then afternoons weren't as hot as now and CFS had a huge football field without the new blocks to play soccer on during recess. Oh yeah a bowl of curry chicken at the canteen was only 40 cents... I'm late by 25 years, but still a big thank you Mr Chong, Mr Tay, Ms Chew and rest of the others I have forgotten for all the precious lessons and memories. I heard the current CFS is not longer as prestigious as was in my era, but the only constant is change.