Head of Department

Ms Shanthi Govindasamy

Level Head

Mdm Faizlyana Binte Ismail

Subject Head (NE/SS)

Ms Aida Lisa Bte Aliman

Vision

Every Child a Morally Upright Individual, a Caring Citizen, and a Steadfast Leader

Mission

To nurture and inspire every student to learn, love and lead

The Character and Citizenship Education curriculum in PEPS is anchored by the ASPIRE Framework as well as MOE’s CCE2021 Curriculum.

Through the PEPS CCE key programmes, we aim to develop our students to be morally upright and resilient individuals of good character, caring citizens with a sense of active citizenship and steadfast leaders who are ready for the future. 

Our Key Programmes

Learning
Our
Values through 
Empathy (LOVE)
Experience

Target Level
Primary 1 to 5

The Learning Our Values through Empathy (LOVE) Experience is the school’s Values-in-Action (VIA) programme that aims to develop servant leadership in Princess Elizabeth Primary School (PEPS) students via the value of empathy with emphasis on Awareness, Stewardship and Inclusivity. Adopting the Inclusive Design Thinking (IDT) process where they frame; empathize and define the problem for an identified group of the community, imagine; ideate plans to serve their needs, make; design and test solutions or prototype and share; present their solutions to the community, PEPS students have demonstrated better socio-emotional skills and this has resulted in a more enhanced social environment in class and in school.

The LOVE Experience aims to create a positive impact on students’ wellbeing by empowering PEPS students to make a positive change that results in achievement and success. The programme also develops active citizenship in the students as they empathise and help targeted members of the community. The entire process of empathizing, applying their new knowledge and finally trying to address the needs of the target audience enables students to find their VIA learning journey meaningful.

For more information on the LOVE Experience, click here.

TALK@PEPS

Target Level
Primary 1 to 6

TALK is important for two simple reasons - to be heard and to listen to others. Children, especially, love to talk. They cannot bear to be anonymous. However, it is often observed that when children begin to talk, it can be challenging to get them to stop and listen to one another. TALK@PEPS intentionally teaches PEPS students how to talk about Contemporary Issues on Active Citizenship in safe formal settings. Age-appropriate Thinking Routines are used to empower students to think and reason critically in a more structured process. Their sense of belonging and community is also increased via this programme.

National Education (NE)

Target Level
Primary 1 to 6

National Education is developed in our students via the commemoration of the following 4 NE Days:

• Total Defence Day 
• International Friendship Day
• Racial Harmony Day
• National Day

and via the Social Studies curriculum. The Social Studies curriculum aims to develop the civic competencies of our pupils from Primary 1 to Primary 6. Civic competencies, which encompass the body of knowledge, skills and values expressed in the Philosophy of SS, will empower students to be informed, concerned and participative citizens.

Cyber Wellness (CW)

Target Level
Primary 1 to 6

Cyber Wellness focuses on the well-being of our students as they navigate cyberspace, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to harness the power of ICT for positive purposes, maintain a positive presence in cyberspace, and be safe and responsible users of ICT.

Education and Career Guidance (ECG)

Target Level
Primary 6

In collaboration with stakeholders, PEPS conducts the ECG Week with the aim to provide students with opportunities to explore their values, interests, personality and skills, raise their awareness of different types of education and career pathways and equips them with the values, skills and dispositions of lifelong learning to make informed choices for their future.