seats 800 people and it can be use for badminton, basketball or other indoor sports. In 2020, Yishun Sports Hall will be undergoing upgrading works. It will have two covered tennis and multi-sport courts, new cafeteria, air-conditioned table tennis area, a bigger dance studio and bigger gym. Yishun Swimming Complex Opened in 1988, it has a competition pool (with 430 seating), a children pool and a training pool. Together with Yishun Sports Hall, it will be undergoing upgrading works in 2020. Nee Soon Sports Centre The Nee Soon Sports Centre, managed by FutsalArena, operates from 9am to 1am daily. Industrial Park The Yishun Industrial Park is a small industrial park situated between Avenues 6 and 7 which comprises some well known companies such as Murata, Philips Lumileds, Agilent, Avago Technologies, ATS, ASM-Frontend, STATS, Inc. and many other smaller companies. Commercial buildings like A’Posh Bizhub, Win5, Northpoint Bizhub, North Spring Bizhub, YS- One and North View Bizhub can be found at the Yishun Industrial Park. It can be reached by Bus service 811 from the Yishun Bus Interchange. Educational Institutions There are 10 primary schools, 9 secondary schools, a junior college and an international school. Primary schools Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School Chong Fu School Huamin Primary School Jiemin Primary School Naval Base Primary School Northland Primary School North View Primary School Peiying Primary School Yishun Primary School Xishan Primary School Secondary schools Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) Naval Base Secondary School North View Secondary School Northbrooks Secondary School Northland Secondary School Orchid Park Secondary School Yishun Secondary School Yishun Town Secondary School Junior College Yishun Innova Junior College International School GEMS World Academy (Singapore) Politics Yishun was a large, single-member constituency starting in Seletar but later hived into Sembawang and along with a dedicated namesake Nee Soon SMC on later years. When the GRC scheme was introduced in 1988, its population size was enough to form into Ang Mo Kio and Sembawang GRC, as well as two smaller SMCs. By 2011, Nee Soon had its dedicated GRC spanning most of Yishun. The entire Yishun was helmed by the current ruling party, People's Action Party (PAP) on its lifetime except on years between 1963 and 1968 where it was helmed by Barisan Sosialis, a party formed from a fraction of former PAP members, and from 1991 to 1997 with ex-Singapore Democratic Party member (now National Solidarity Party) Cheo