Teck Whye Primary School

Learning Beyond Classrooms
Museum-Based Learning is an integral part of the National Art Syllabus. Our Primary 4 students visited the National Gallery Singapore, where they experienced artworks they had previously learnt in class; this time in their physical form.
Through discussions, students explored the artists’ experiences and intentions behind the artworks. Learning in the museum helped them develop a deeper awareness of diverse perspectives and reflect on their own experiences as both Artists and Audience.

The Chinese Language Speech and Drama Programme helped our P2 passionate learners build confidence in speaking Mandarin while improving their oral communication skills and language fluency. Through fun role-playing, storytelling, dialogue and performance, our CHAMPs demonstrated creativity, teamwork and positive attitudes towards learning the Chinese.

In April, a group of our Primary 5 and Primary 6 students took part in the Raffles Mathematical Olympiad. We are pleased to announce that several of our students have achieved outstanding results, earning Certificates of Distinction and Merit. A big congratulations to all our winners for their hard work and excellent achievements!

We hosted an anti-scam assembly program, "Stop, Check, Don’t Click, yet!" by The Association of Banks in Singapore and ACT 3 Theatrics.

Our CHAMPs responded actively and pledged to spread the anti-scam message at home.

Together we’ll Stop, Check, and stay safe online.

Our lower primary students had an engaging storytelling session with a librarian from the National Library Board, who introduced them to fractured fairytales through the entertaining story, The Three Ninja Pigs.

Through the interactive session, students explored how familiar stories can be creatively reimagined while deepening their love for reading and imagination. Thank you to the National Library Board for the meaningful learning experience.

We were thrilled to have the team from Bamboo Builders join us at Teck Whye Primary School for an insightful assembly talk on the SG ScamWISE program. Our students dived deep into learning how to spot red flags and protect themselves in an increasingly digital world.

Earth Day Commemoration 🌎
The highlight this year was a skit by our Green Club members, sparking the green mindset by illustrating the impact of our daily actions and the positive changes we can easily make. Messages about reducing waste, conserving energy, and exploring greener opportunities were further reinforced through games and surveys during recess.

Our CHAMPs took a step further to live out the green life in our school-wide recycling activity which encouraged students to bring recyclables to school, translating their pledge to reduce waste into meaningful action.