Teck Ghee Primary School

Yesterday, our Primary 4 to 6 students commemorated Drug Victims Remembrance Day through a meaningful assembly programme and a series of student-centred activities.

Students learnt about the importance of saying “No to drugs”, the serious health consequences of drug abuse, and how drug addiction affects not only the abuser, but also the people around them.

As part of the programme, students also watched an anti-drug promotional music video collaboratively created by our Primary 4 and Primary 5 students.

This served as a lead-up activity to the assembly talk:

Our Primary 4 students composed and performed a rap during Music lessons to spread the anti-drug message creatively.

Our Primary 5 students designed impactful digital anti-drug posters during Art lessons.

During PE lessons, students participated in a warm-up exercise routine choreographed to the music video, reinforcing the message through movement and engagement.

During recess, students further demonstrated their commitment by penning anti-drug pledges during FTGP lessons and placing them on the school’s Anti-Drug Montage wall.

These pledges reflected their collective stand against drugs and their commitment to making healthy and responsible choices.

Through this series of activities, we hope to deepen our students’ understanding of the harmful impact of drugs and strengthen their resolve to lead healthy, drug-free lives. Together, let us continue to build a caring and resilient school community that stands united against drugs.

Our P6 TGStars had a meaningful and enriching learning experience at Gardens by the Bay on 6 and 13 May. During the learning journey, they explored how plants adapt to different environments, gained a deeper understanding of environmental conservation, and learned about the effects of climate change and habitat loss. Through this authentic learning experience, our TGStars developed a greater appreciation for sustainability and the collective responsibility we share in caring for our environment.

Our TGStars participated in our school-wide evacuation drill to the External Holding Area at Teck Ghee Community Club last week.

Students and staff moved calmly, safely and orderly as we practised our emergency preparedness procedures together as one school community. Our Parent Volunteers served as traffic marshals and helped to keep our students safe along the route.

Through exercises like these, we continue to build our students’ awareness, resilience and readiness, while creating a safe environment for all.

From culture to cuisine, our P4 TGStars had an enriching time exploring Vietnam through an engaging TIE immersion experience!

Through a series of interactive activities, students gained a deeper appreciation of Vietnamese traditions and everyday life. They explored the different spices commonly used in Vietnamese cuisine, learnt simple Vietnamese phrases, and experienced the joy of hands-on cultural learning.

One of the highlights of the programme was painting their own Non La hats — the iconic Vietnamese conical hats that reflect the country’s rich heritage and identity. Students also had fun making their very own fresh spring rolls, learning more about Vietnamese food culture while enjoying the experience with their friends.

This meaningful immersion experience enabled our TGStars to broaden their perspectives, deepen their cultural understanding, and explore the region through engaging cultural activities and shared experiences, while creating lasting memories together.

We are proud to share that the Modern Dance Club has achieved a Certificate of Distinction in the S*F Arts Presentation this year, showcasing not just their talent but their incredible perseverance and dedication. Through consistent effort and countless hours of practice each week, they demonstrated resilience and a strong commitment to excellence. Their achievement truly embodies the school’s motto "Aspire and Achieve" and we are immensely proud of them and inspired by the passion and determination they have displayed every step of the way.

We would also like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the parents, instructors and teachers whose unwavering support and encouragement made this journey possible. Well done, TGStars!

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✨ Learning Adventure @ Teck Ghee Primary School ✨

Four mornings, countless smiles! 😊 Our K2 visitors stepped into the world of primary school through classroom immersions and hands on learning, getting a real taste of learning at Teck Ghee.

Parents connected with our school leaders, teachers, student leaders, and parent volunteers, gaining a glimpse of our caring and vibrant school community.

A big thank you to our dedicated teachers and amazing parent volunteers for making this experience so meaningful and smooth for all! 💛

We can’t wait to welcome our future Teck Ghee students!

We are proud to share that our school’s Choir has attained a Certificate of Accomplishment at the Singapore Youth Festival 2026.

Since last year, our students have journeyed together through dedication, perseverance and joyful music-making, culminating in a heartfelt presentation of Little Red Dot, Just a Single Voice and Ma Bella Bimba.

This achievement reflects the hard work of our students, the guidance of our instructors and teachers, and the unwavering support of parents. Congratulations TGStars, we are so proud of you! 🌟

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We were honoured to welcome our Minister for Education, Mr Desmond Lee, to Teck Ghee Primary School during his recent visit.

It was a meaningful time of connection and conversation as he engaged warmly with our staff, parents and students, offering a glimpse into the vibrant culture that makes TGPS a place where every TGStar feels seen, supported and inspired to grow.

Through our strong partnership with parents, we foster greater awareness of and support for our school programmes, working hand in hand to enrich every child’s learning journey.

During his visit, our teachers had the opportunity to share the refreshed Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) Form Teacher Guidance Period (FTGP) lessons in action, showcasing how we intentionally nurture values, strengthen relationships, and create safe spaces for meaningful conversations and learning.

At TGPS, we remain committed to learning and growing together as a community, creating meaningful experiences and bringing out the best in every TGStar.

Today, we proudly celebrated our Student Leaders’ Investiture at Teck Ghee Primary School, officially recognising our Student Leaders as they step into their new roles. This meaningful ceremony marks their commitment to serve, lead, with heart and purpose.

Our Peer Support Leaders, CCA Leaders, and Prefects each have a vital role to play—championing empathy, teamwork, and communication respectively. Together, they form a strong and united team, ready to make a meaningful difference in our school community.

We are excited to see the positive impact our Student Leaders will make as they step forward with dedication, responsibility, and a spirit of service.

Join Us for a Learning Adventure @ Teck Ghee Primary School!
Curious about life at TGPS? Come experience it for yourself!
📅 27–30 April 2026
🕥 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

During your visit, you will:
✨ Meet our School Leaders, Key Personnel & Parent Support Group
✨ Explore our vibrant learning spaces
✨ Get a glimpse of what it means to be a TGStar

Open to parents with children entering Primary 1 in 2027 (current K2).

Limited slots available — sign up by 24 April 2026!
Scan the QR code or visit: https://for.edu.sg/registrationform to register.