Schools
Currently, there is 1 primary school(Fuhua Primary School) and 1 secondary school(Commonwealth Secondary School) located in this precinct.
1 primary school(Pandan Primary School,1 high school(River Valley High School) and 1 junior college(Jurong Junior College) used to be located here. Jurong Junior College started at its original location in 1981 and functioned there till 1985 being moving to a new location in 1985. The site was then re-allocated for River Valley High School from 1986 to 2003 before the school relocated to a temporary site along Malan Road in 2004 and its new permanent site in Boon Lay in 2010. In November 2006, the site was re-used and it houses Commonwealth Secondary School since then. Meanwhile for Pandan Primary School, it existed from 1981 to 2008 before being merged with Fuhua Primary School in 2009.
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