Level Activities
Level Activities
2025
P6 Secondary School Roadshow
We hosted a vibrant Cluster Secondary School Roadshow for the Primary 6 cohort, welcoming students from seven other cluster primary schools to explore the diverse key programmes and co-curricular activities offered by participating secondary schools. The event provided an engaging platform for students to gain insights into secondary school life, make informed choices, and be inspired for their next phase of learning. Adding to the excitement, MOE Education and Career Guidance (ECG) personnel joined the roadshow, bringing along the interactive Exhibit On-The-Move. Through hands-on activities and engaging discussions, students had the opportunity to chart their career aspirations and better understand the pathways available to them in their educational journey.
Keep-It-Right (KIR) Programme
The Keep-It-Right (KIR) Programme was conducted for all Primary 1 to 6 students to help them start and continue the school year with the right mindset. Through engaging activities and interactive sessions, the programme reinforced key school messages on discipline and expectations, ensuring that students have understood the importance of personal responsibility and respect for others. It also provided meaningful opportunities to strengthen teacher-student and student-student relationships, creating a supportive and positive learning environment. By equipping students with essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes, the Keep-It-Right Programme empowers them to practise making good choices and strive for their personal best throughout the year.
Primary 2
Teambonding game - Balloon Blast
Class Bonding Activity - Kindness messages
Class Bonding Activity - “All About Us” Puzzle Mural
Primary 3
Team up, Cheer up!
Through group challenges, students develop resilience and the ability to affirm and support one another in fun and enjoyable games.
Vision board Activity!
Students can be seen sharing their vision board with their classmates!
Primary 5
Find Someone who…
Through the check-in surveys conducted in Semester 1, it was identified that managing conflicts and sustaining friendships are some persistent skills that need to be brushed up. Hence, the students had a blast interacting with their peers whom they missed during the June holidays!
Primary 6
The junior alumni members returned to share with their juniors some quick tips on how to manage stress during their PSLE year. The P6 students had gained some insights to managing the expectations in preparing for their PSLE.
2024
P6 Secondary School Roadshow
Our Primary 6 students participated in a cluster Secondary School Roadshow in Term 2 Week 9. This event was designed to offer a valuable opportunity for students and their parents to learn about the distinctive programs available at various secondary schools and explore Direct School Admission (DSA) options. The roadshow aims to help Primary 6 students make informed decisions about their secondary school choices after the PSLE.
This year, there was an exciting array of booths from 17 different secondary schools. Our students enjoyed interacting with the student leaders from these schools, gaining insights and information. We wish our students the best of luck in their PSLE and hope they successfully gain admission to their preferred secondary schools!
P6 Keep-It-Right (KIR) Programme – CPS Junior Alumni & Mdm Penny Chong Motivational Talks
Term 3 at CPS began on a high note with the Keep-It-Right (KIR) programme planned for various levels. Our Primary 6 students had the privilege of listening to an inspiring motivational talk by Mdm Penny Chong, a visually-impaired teacher from Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School. She shared her life story, detailing the challenges of losing her sight at a young age and her journey to achieving her dreams, including participating in sports and aesthetic activities during her school days and becoming a teacher in a mainstream school.
Our Primary 6 students also learned valuable stress management strategies from their seniors, the Junior Alumni members, to aid them in their PSLE preparation. This event provided an excellent start to the term, equipping our students with inspiration and practical advice for the months ahead.
