Palm View Primary School

As part of 2026, PLVPS partnered with Sengkang Neighbourhood Police Centre on 20 May 2026 to organise “Milo with Cops”, a meaningful engagement session held during students’ recess time. Our students had the opportunity to interact with police officers through this initiative, which was inspired by the community programme “Coffee with Cops”. The school was also honoured to welcome Commanding Officer Supt Rane Chua, who engaged warmly with students and encouraged them to play an active role in keeping the community safe.

Through friendly conversations and interactive sharing, the police officers spoke to students about four common youth offences: shop theft, theft of bicycles, online scams and vandalism. Students learnt how these situations can happen in everyday life, the impact of such actions on others, and the simple but important steps they can take to prevent them. Students also had the chance to ask questions about careers in the Singapore Police Force, gaining a better understanding of the important role police officers play in serving the community.

The session also reinforced the importance of being an Upstander — someone who makes good choices, speaks up when something is not right, and helps to In support of these efforts, our school introduced the SafeGuard Framework under the “Kids on Patrol” initiative to nurture more upstanders in our community. This collaborative effort involved teachers from the Student Management and ICT Departments, together with our Hon. VSC officers, Mr Jeremy Ang and Mr Teng Tse Peng.

Our school also commemorated Drug Victims Remembrance Day on 21 May 2026 through the anti-drug abuse campaign themed “Stories, Unfinished”, reminding students of the importance of caring for others and seeking help early. Each of us can do our part to be a Force for Good in the school and community!

Our school took part in the “Bendemeer-School Football Academy Football Fiesta 2026” on 15 May 2026, with two teams representing the school in this friendly competition.

Both teams displayed strong teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the matches. Team A emerged as champions, while Team B also put up an impressive performance to clinch 3rd place!

We are proud of our students for their hard work and resilience on the field, and for representing the school with pride and displaying good team spirit.

Our school held the annual Prefects’ Investiture on 28 April 2026, welcoming 22 new Primary 4 and Primary 5 prefects into the Prefectorial Board, bringing the total number of prefects in our school to 66.

A key highlight of the ceremony was the handover of the school emblems — the torch, the laurel, and the open book — from the outgoing Executive Committee to the new team. The new Executive Committee comprises 11 members, including our new Head Prefect, Claire Sim.

Guided by our leadership vision, “A Leader, An Advocate, A Force For Good”, the investiture was a meaningful occasion that celebrated the commitment and responsibility of our student leaders as they continue to serve and lead the school community.

Join us for our Open House at Palm View Primary School, where every heartbeat inspires a future of possibilities.

Date: Friday, 17 July 2026
Time: 2.15 pm – 4.00 pm

Feel the Pulse! Scan the QR code or go to this link https://go.gov.sg/plvps-openhouse-2026 to register.

Our Palm View Primary Drama Club recently went on a Learning Journey to Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay on Tuesday, 5 May 2026, to watch Roald Dahl’s The BFG by the Singapore Repertory Theatre.

Through the performance, students observed how actors used voice, movement and expression to bring stories to life on stage. They also gained a better understanding of how lighting, sound and costumes work together to create a captivating theatre experience.

The learning journey was a meaningful and enriching experience for our budding performers, providing them with fresh inspiration and valuable insights into the world of theatre!

Palm View Primary held its Earth Day Science Fair on 21-22 April 2026, centred around the theme, “Rethink Textile Waste, One Outfit At A Time”. The fair showcased student-led projects on Science and environmental conservation.

At the fair, our students educated their peers about textile waste. Reused fabrics were then upcycled to make small pouches. Our Robotics CCA students also designed Scratch games and built arcade-style cardboard structures to house the laptops. At the Swap and Share corner, students exchanged plastic bottles or containers for donated pre-loved clothing.

Our students also enjoyed folding paper aeroplanes and flying them through hoops, adding a fun hands-on element to the event. Through the fair, students gained a deeper understanding of textile waste and the importance of making more sustainable choices!

Our Palm View Primary Modern Dance team took to the stage at the Singapore Youth Festival (S*F) Arts Presentation on 22 Apr 2026, at the University Cultural Centre (UCC), Ho Bee Auditorium.

Through their performance titled “Pulsate Ahead”, the dancers showcased their energy, expression, and passion for dance. With strong teamwork and confident stage presence, the team delivered an engaging performance that reflected their hard work and dedication.

We are proud to share that the team achieved the Certificate of Distinction. Congratulations to our dancers for representing the school with excellence!

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As part of our school’s signature Palm View Challenge, our Primary 3 students took part in the “Play It Green Games Showcase”, where they designed and created games using recycled materials during their Art lessons.

The games were displayed at the school foyer during recess on 24, 27, and 28 April 2026, giving students across various levels in the school the opportunity to try them out. At the showcase, our Primary 3 student designers proudly hosted and explained their games to their peers.

The event was a wonderful platform for our students to share their ideas on sustainability in a fun and interactive way. Through this experience, they learnt how everyday materials can be reused creatively while encouraging others to care for the environment.

Our Palm View Primary Drama Club recently took to the stage on 9 Apr 2026 for the Singapore Youth Festival (S*F) Presentation at the Gateway Theatre, Blackbox, with their lively performance of “The Boy Who Cried Buaya”, a creative twist on the classic tale “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”.

Bringing the story to life, our students took on a variety of roles, including the mischievous boy, the fearsome buaya (crocodile), as well as farmers and hunters. Through expressive acting, confident delivery, and teamwork, they captivated the audience and showcased their passion for drama.

The experience was a meaningful journey for our performers, who grew in confidence and resilience through rehearsals and the final performance. We are proud of their dedication and the way they represented the school on stage!

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Our Palm View Primary students took part in the Spin A Tale competition on 23 Apr 2026, where they were challenged to craft and present original stories using creativity, imagination, and strong storytelling skills.

Representing the school were Aashika Suresh (5C), Ong Zhen Kai, Jylen (5C), Khloe Pan Leqi (5E), and Darryl Yee Kar-Jun (4E). Working collaboratively, they impressed the judges with their creativity, teamwork, and expressive storytelling.

We are proud to share that the team was awarded Third Place in the Group Category, and also emerged as Overall Third in the competition. Well done to our students for their hard work and for representing the school with confidence and flair!