Information taken from: 

• http://www.chungchenghighmain.moe.edu.sg(school's milestone)

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chung_Cheng_High_School

Pictures taken from:

•  www.google.com(Chung Cheng High School Main lake)

• www.google.com(Chung Cheng High School Main school buildings)

History of school buildings and environment

Chung Cheng High School's elegant lake is a popular icon of the school and is identified with the school's public image and emblematic of its ideals. Originally it had an impressive size of approximately 14000m2 however, its scale has since been reduced as school grounds have been redeveloped over the years. Still, the lake remains a cherished landmark, enduring as the last of it's original features.
This picturesque lake, with it's delightful boating opportunities and idyllic atmosphere has been more than just a unique and charming property feature. The lake's history is deeply interwined with the schools - having witnessed it's evolution over the years. Cultural, intellectual and social activities have been organised by the water edge. Plays, poetry and reading sessions, outdoor painting, picnics, carnivals, sporting and fund raising activities have been sited by or near the lake

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At first, the grand auditorium(ZhuLinBuilding) was built.The 2nd phase of redevelopment was completed in 1995 with a newly built 32-classroom block (HongdaoBuilding) with a 320-seater lecture theatre was added together with other facilities such as computer laboratories, a Media Resource Library, Science Laboratories, a music room, complete with learning hardware and software, with other special rooms. Facilities such as tennis courts, a street soccer court and a lake amidst a lawn added character and style to the sprawling campus. The Grand Hall was also refurbished with new seats and parquet flooring, increasing its seating capacity to 2000. The canteen and a multi-purpose hall (HaoranBuilding)was also built then. The 3rd phase of school redevelopment ended with the completion of the 16-classroom block in 1999 (ZhuopuBuilding).Lastly, the innosphere was built and completed in 2006, and was opened with its facilities such as a library for Chinese language resources, teahouse and auditorium. It serves as a venue for seminars, workshops, exhibitions and performances.