For Online Purchase:

1. You are encouraged to purchase your child/charge's uniforms online at the following links:

Uniforms Online - KH Uniform Pte Ltd 

Uniforms Purchase Information 

In the event that you are unable to purchase online, please book an appointment and make your purchase via walk-in (see below).

Please note that bookshop online purchases has closed. Please make an appointment to purchase/collect your child/charge's books via walk-in.

For Walk-In Purchase:

1. To reduce waiting time, you may also purchase your child/charge's books and uniforms by setting up an appointment. Click here to make an appointment. 

2. Please make only one booking.

1. On the day of your appointment, please arrive in school 10 minutes in advance.

2. Proceed to the school canteen to purchase books and uniforms. Do adhere to the time slot selected.

Students are to wear school-appropriate socks and shoes (e.g. canvas, sports) that uphold the image and reputation of the school. These should be free of potentially offensive words, slogans, logos, pictures and/or cartoons.

Students are to wear the full uniform on Tuesdays (uniform top & uniform skirt/shorts). They have the option to wear the school polo t-shirt or uniform (with uniform skirt/shorts) on other days. 

Recommended Quantity for Sec 1 Students:

Uniform Shirt/Blouse – 1

Uniform Shorts/Skirts -2

Polo T-Shirts -3 (to be used for PE lessons)

PE Shorts -2

You may obtain the booklist / uniform sizing chart by clicking the links below:

Bukit Merah Booklist

Bukit Merah Uniform Sizing Chart (From the link, please click into the clothing for sizes that you want to check on)

The school bookshop and uniform vendor opening hours are as follows:

• 20 December 2023 - 10am to 3pm

• 21, 22, 26, 27, 28 December 2023 - 9am to 3pm

Students are to purchase these materials as they will be using them during coursework subjects (DT and FCE). 

Your child must report to BMSS first while waiting for the results of the appeal. He/she can wear his/her primary school uniform.

1. You may access the Sec 1 Transfer-in Appeal 2024 form. 

2. The deadline for the submission of appeals is on 22 December 2023, 5pm.  Late submission will not be allowed. 

3. Students should still report to the posted secondary school on 2 January 2024. 

4. The application is deemed to be unsuccessful if you do not hear from the school by 2 January 2024. 

1. Transfer out through Medical Appeal Exercise (MAE) - Only considered for serious medical condition or severe physical impairment: Parents are to file their appeals at BMSS in person by 21 December 2023, 12pm. The MAE application form will only be given to parents upon request. Each student is only allowed to submit one application. Please also indicate your intention in the comments section in the E-Registration form.

2. Transfer out - all other reasons: You may notify the school through the comments section in the E-Registration form.

Please click here for more information.

1. Book an appointment here. 

2. During your appointment time, proceed to the General Office with your child/charge's school Smart Card and the approval letter.

3. You will receive a collection slip for uniform and textbooks.

4. You may proceed to collect your child/charge's uniform and textbooks in the canteen.

Full SBB is part of MOE’s ongoing efforts to nurture the joy of learning and develop multiple pathways to cater to the different strengths and interests of our students. 

Bukit Merah Secondary School is one of 30+ secondary schools which implemented Full SBB from 2023. 

More information can be found on MOE's website here.

Alternatively, you can access BMSS website here for specific information.

1. If your child/charge is posted to Posting Group 1 or Posting Group 2, he/she may be able to take some subjects at G2 or G3 Levels to allow him/her to stretch himself/herself and acquire deeper competencies in his/her area(s) of strengths.

2. Parents will receive the Letter of Offer by 21st December 2023 via Parents Gateway to indicate acceptance.

You may find out about about the range of CCAS offered through our school website.

1. Your child/charge will learn more about the CCAs offered during the CCA Trials & Auditions and the CCA fair on Sec 1 Parent Engagement Day. Thereafter, your child will be given a preference form to prioritise a list of CCA that he/she would like to join.

1. CCA will start on 7 Feb 2024 officially. 

2. Your child/charge will report to his/her assigned CCA.

MOE launched the National Digital Literacy Programme (NDLP) for our schools and Institutes of Higher Learning to help students strengthen their digital literacy. One of the components of the NDLP is the introduction of the Personalised Digital Learning Programme (PDLP) for all secondary school students, whereby every secondary school student will own a school-prescribed Personal Learning Device (PLD).

With 1 to 1 tech-enabled learning, to create a student-centric, engaging and stimulating teaching and learning environment which encourages Merahans to:

• take ownership of their learning,

• participate in collaborative learning and

• extend their learning beyond the classroom.

The DMA has a variety of functions that will support the use of the PLD in the classroom, as well as safeguard students’ cyber-wellness. The DMA can:

• Remotely deploy teaching and learning applications as well as security patches

• Enable teachers to monitor and control the students’ screens

• Restrict apps and websites accessible

• Limit screen time

The Device Management Application (DMA) which will be installed in your child/charge’s PLD collects data on usage by the student, such as the amount of time spent on each application. The DMA data will only be used for MOE’s cyber-wellness measures and technical troubleshooting. MOE will not disclose the data to any person otherwise than permitted under the law.

1. The school uses the Acer Travelmate Spin B3 (Windows OS laptop with touchscreen) which costs about S$650.

2. After the parents engagement session on 12 January 2024, the Purchase Agreement and Edusave forms will be sent to parents via Parents Gateway.

3. After the necessary administrative processes are completed, the school will place an order for the PLDs.

4. School will make arrangement for students to collect their PLDs once they are delivered to school. Arrangements will be made for the students to unbox and check the PLD together with the installation of the necessary software. 

Note:

• Edusave can be used to pay partly or fully for the PLD. A Singapore citizen student can use up to the available Edusave balance in his/her Edusave account to pay for the PLD after setting aside provision for payment of miscellaneous fees.

• Based on experience, students have more than enough money in their Edusave to pay fully. Parents/guardians can also choose to pay cash for the PLD. 

• Subsidies are available for students who require financial assistance to purchase a PLD.