School Crest
The school crest forms the initials Woodlands Ring Secondary School, WRSS. It protects the spirit of growth, strength and endless search for knowledge for a brighter future.
- W in the shape of a pair of hands signifies the firm and warm support for growth and develops the potential of every pupil.
- R represented by the ring encompassing the 5 pointed stars symbolizes a bright, balanced and wholesome person nurtured in a continuous warm and caring environment. Each point of the star represents a dimension of growth, the cognitive, physical, social, moral and aesthetic domains.
- The double SS forms the icon of the flame of knowledge, which illuminates the path of the rising star to carry on the firm traditions of our pioneering spirit.
- RED is the colour of dynamism and strength, the passion to rise and succeed.
- GREEN is the colour of growth and development.
- GOLDEN YELLOW like the rays of the sun, radiates hope, wisdom and warmth.
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