Palm View Primary School

Our Primary 4 students explored the rich heritage of Kreta Ayer during their Social Studies learning journey in Term 3. Through visits to traditional shops, such as a Chinese medicine shop, they discovered how these long-standing businesses continue to preserve Singapore's Chinese heritage.

The journey was filled with exciting hands-on experiences. Our students learnt about traditional Chinese musical instruments such as the guzheng and erhu, tried their hand at playing the drums, picked up a calligraphy pen to write Chinese characters, and enjoyed a traditional Chinese puppet show, where they even had the opportunity to handle the puppets themselves.

Through these interactive experiences, our students gained a deeper appreciation of Singapore's multicultural heritage while bringing their Social Studies learning to life beyond the classroom!

Palm View Primary welcomed radio deejays Ann Nicole and Georgina from Mediacorp 987 for an engaging school assembly programme on 30 July 2026. Through their talk, “How to Improve Your Mental Wellbeing”, our students learnt simple and practical ways to take care of their mental well-being and manage everyday challenges.

The session continued with an interactive Q&A session, where students asked thoughtful questions about mental health and their curiosity about life as a radio deejay. Ann Nicole and Georgina were warm and approachable, answering the students’ questions openly and thoughtfully.

It was a meaningful session that reminded our students of the importance of looking after their well-being, while giving them the opportunity to connect with and learn from our friendly radio deejay guests.

Our Robotics CCA students put their creativity, coding skills and problem-solving abilities to the test at the Pei Hwa Hackathon on 2 June 2026. Their creativity and innovative thinking stood out, earning them the Most Innovative Solution Award!

Congratulations to our young innovators!
• Cui Tongshuo Lucas, 6B
• Wang Jinghong, 6B
• Ian Tay Yi Cheng, 6E
• Zhong Yucheng, 6E

Their teamwork, determination and passion for technology have made our school proud. We look forward to seeing them continue to explore, create and innovate!

Our Primary 4 students stepped into a world of creativity during their Art learning journey in Term 3 to the National Gallery Singapore! As they explored fascinating paintings and larger-than-life 3D installations, they discovered how artists use colours, shapes, and different materials to bring their ideas to life.

The gallery came alive through a series of interactive activities. Our students became part of the artworks by arranging themselves within an empty picture frame to explore composition, created their own miniature 3D sculpture after viewing the actual installation, and completed an activity booklet as they uncovered interesting details throughout the gallery.

Filled with creativity, curiosity, and hands-on discovery, the learning journey inspired our students to see Art in new ways and express their own ideas with confidence!

Our Primary 5 students had an unforgettable evening at the 2026 National Education Show on 18 July, joining thousands of students from across Singapore in celebrating our nation's journey and progress over the years.

With the National Day Parade returning to the National Stadium this year, our students enjoyed an evening of inspiring performances, music, storytelling and dazzling displays that brought this year's theme of “Majulah Singapura, Go Beyond!” to life.

This year also marks the 60th anniversary of the writing of the Singapore Pledge, making it a particularly meaningful highlight of the evening when students stood together to recite the pledge and also sing the National Anthem with pride.

Against the backdrop of vibrant performances and a spectacular fireworks display, the evening deepened our students' appreciation of Singapore's resilience, unity and shared values, leaving them with a stronger sense of belonging as Singaporeans.

Our school came alive with colour and culture as we commemorated Racial Harmony Day on 21 July 2026. Centred around this year's theme, “Our People, Our Tapestry”, this special day encouraged our students to appreciate Singapore's rich cultural diversity.

The day began with an engaging student skit, featuring our R³ICH League Superhero, Harmony Hadi, followed by an interactive quiz that got students thinking about the importance of inclusivity and mutual respect. During recess, students had fun trying out traditional games such as Pick-Up Sticks and Chapteh while learning more about the cultures that make Singapore unique.

Through these meaningful and enjoyable experiences, our students were reminded that racial harmony is built through understanding, respect and friendship. Together, we can continue to weave a stronger and more vibrant multicultural tapestry for Singapore!

Our Primary 2 students turned Changi Airport into their very own Math classroom during an exciting learning journey in Term 3 Week 3! As they explored one of Singapore's busiest landmarks, they discovered how Mathematics can be found all around them.

Students put their Math skills to work by estimating the length of a carpet by standing side by side with their arms outstretched (approximately 1 metre each), before measuring its actual length using a trundle wheel. They also weighed the mass of their school bags, estimated the number of bronze raindrops in an art installation, and used multiplication to count the number of restaurant signs on the pillar. Every activity challenged them to think, estimate, measure, and solve problems in a real-world setting.

Filled with curiosity, teamwork, and a sense of discovery, the learning journey brought Mathematics to life and showed our students that learning can take place anywhere!

Palm View Primary held our Peer Support Leaders and CCA Leaders' Investiture, welcoming 22 Peer Support Leaders and 26 CCA Leaders on 14 Jul 2026 into their leadership roles. The ceremony marked the beginning of their journey as student leaders, committed to serving their peers and contributing to the school community.

During the ceremony, the student leaders recited their pledge, affirming their commitment to lead with responsibility, integrity, and care. As role models, they will support their peers, strengthen their CCAs, and contribute positively to school life.

We congratulate all our newly appointed Peer Support Leaders and CCA Leaders. We look forward to seeing them grow as confident leaders who inspire others through their actions and make a positive difference in the school!

It was all about learning through play during our Term 2 Week 9 Student Well-Being Recess Activity! Through fun and interactive activities, they explored simple electrical circuits while putting their creativity, focus, and problem-solving skills to the test.

Students designed and built their own LED cards, testing their circuits to ensure it could light up, before adding their own creative touches to make each card unique. They also took on the Buzz Wire Challenge, in which they had 1 min to bring the wire loop from one end to the other without activating the buzzer. At the reflection station, our students shared the challenges they faced and how they overcame them.

Filled with curiosity, creativity, and determination, these activities reminded our students that every challenge is an opportunity to learn, grow, and keep trying!