Strengthening Culture of Care

Find out how the school builds a caring community through bonding programmes, peer support, and positive classroom practices.

Last updated 20 May 2026

Head of Department / Student Management:

Ms Jasmine Eng

1 . UPBEAT

This is a 3-day programme set aside on the first 3 days of the school year for form teachers and subject teachers to bond with their students. Besides bonding, teachers get to know their students, set a positive tone for the year, inculcate school values and help their students to settle down in school.

Two young students in green uniforms use a yellow hula hoop while a teacher supervises in an indoor school hall.

Children in school uniforms sit in a circle on a red foam mat playing a giant Jenga tower game indoors.

Children in school uniforms kneel on a gym floor arranging colorful sticks in a crossing pattern.

Students in school uniforms play a life-size snakes and ladders game on a gym floor using a giant dice.

2 . One-on-One Chat

During one-on-one chat sessions, Form Teachers allocate time to have a chitchat session with their students to know more about them.

3 . Creating a Positive Classroom

It is the aim to foster positive relationships among the peers to cultivate care, trust and mutual respect thought:

a. classroom strategies for effective behaviour management and discipline;
b. encourage and reinforce good behaviours by establishing and applying expectations and routines;
c. develop a sense of curiosity and of inquiry for lifelong learning; and
d. encourage learners to take responsibility for their own learning, be involved in decision-making, regard mistakes as learning opportunities, and express their views confidently.

Three scenes: student drawings on envelopes, masked children in a classroom with a projector, and kids posing outdoors in uniforms.

Peer Support and Relationships (PSR)

Tier 1
The mind-set that all of us can show care to one another is cultivated. Explicit teaching of social and emotional competencies in CCE or FTGP curriculum to build resilience is done during our Home Period.

Each student is equipped with basic Peer Helping Skills such as Seeking Help and Giving Help.

Young children in uniforms and face masks sit at colorful classroom tables doing activities together.

Tier 2
Cross Level Buddy, programs provide students with exciting opportunities for learning and skill development. Our Primary 1 students especially enjoy the one-to-one attention they receive from their Primary 4 buddies.

Young school children in uniforms eating lunch together at colorful tables in a busy school cafeteria.

Tier 3
In this tier, a selected group of students who are trained to provide emotional and social support to peers, guided by the PSR Core Team of teachers. They are trained in skills using the CHEER model (Calm your friend, Hear them out, Encourage them, Empathise and Refer to a trusted adult).

A teacher and young students in uniforms and face masks sit in a circle on a wooden floor indoors.

Students in white and green uniforms wearing masks stand in a circle in a school hall with a projected screen.

Children in white and green school uniforms and face masks move around a classroom with a projector screen.

Several young students in white and green uniforms wearing face masks stand together in a school activity room.

Guiding Beliefs

Take Care Of Yourself
In ensuring personal safety and responsibilities, we hope our students to learn how to use various strategies taught, and implement them in a regular routine so that they can boost their well-being.

Take Care Of Others
Providing a listening ear, noticing when someone needs help, and helping our community without seeking anything in return. This also entails being kind to others in words and actions, and being useful to the community.

Take Care Of Your Surroundings
Being aware of one’s environmental footprint to see how much impact just one person has one the world’s resources, and adjust accordingly. In addition, be cognizant of the immediate environment by keeping it clean and take personal responsibility for it.

Three school safety posters urging students to care for themselves, others, and the environment with cartoon children.