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As part of our continued effort to make learning authentic and engaging, the school organised the “Chinese Language and ...
01/09/2026

As part of our continued effort to make learning authentic and engaging, the school organised the “Chinese Language and Cultural Explorers @ Frontier” programme for our Primary 3 Frontierers taking Higher Chinese Language (HCL).

Through this programme, our P3 Frontierers were given opportunities to deepen their Chinese language proficiency and broaden their understanding of Chinese culture through engaging, hands-on experiences. The programme also provided an authentic platform for students to use the language meaningfully through interesting and relatable activities.

In Term 2, our P3 Frontierers explored Chinese culture through Chinese Calligraphy and Painting, where they learnt to appreciate and create traditional Chinese artworks; Cross-talk, where they developed their speaking and performance skills through humour and dialogue; and Festive Drums, where they experienced the energy and rhythm of traditional Chinese drumming.

In Term 3, they embarked on a language-focused journey through a range of creative activities. As Junior Reporters, they learnt to observe, interview and communicate information in Chinese. As Junior Picture Book and Comic Creators, they combined language, storytelling and visual expression to bring their ideas to life. As Junior Poets and Children’s Literature Explorers, they explored the beauty of Chinese literature and expressed their thoughts and creativity through poetry and stories.

Check out these snapshots of our students learning and exploring together!

❤️🇸🇬 Happy 61st Birthday, Singapore! Majulah Singapura! Go Beyond! 🇸🇬❤️On 7 August 2026, Frontier Primary School came to...
08/08/2026

❤️🇸🇬 Happy 61st Birthday, Singapore! Majulah Singapura! Go Beyond! 🇸🇬❤️

On 7 August 2026, Frontier Primary School came together as one to celebrate Singapore’s 61st birthday — with pride in how far we have come, gratitude for what we share, and hope for the future we will build together.

The morning began with an Emergency Exercise and evacuation drill, reminding our Frontierers that a resilient Singapore begins with each of us — staying calm, being prepared and looking out for one another.

This was followed by our National Day Observance Ceremony, made especially significant as we commemorated the 60th anniversary of our National Pledge. As our marching contingent proudly brought in the National and School Flags, the school stood united to sing the National Anthem and recite the Pledge — affirming the ideals that continue to bind us together as one people.

A highlight of the celebration was our teacher-led skit — our very own interpretation of the Singapore Story. Unfolding through four segments — Looking Back, Going Beyond; Living Together, Going Beyond; Journeying Together, Going Beyond; and Majulah Singapura! Go Beyond! — the performance brought our nation’s journey to life and invited Frontierers to reflect on our shared values, the strength we draw from one another, and the part each of us can play in shaping Singapore’s future.

The celebration reached an energetic finale as voices filled the hall with familiar National Day songs and this year’s theme song, Giants, before our CCA Student Leaders and Modern Dance CCA members led everyone in the spirited Dance of the Nation.

More than a celebration, the morning was a reminder that the Singapore Story continues with each of us. As we honour those who came before us, may we have the courage to push boundaries, uplift one another and write the next chapter together.

05/08/2026

A group of Frontierers recently participated in the 2026 STEM Playground – Water Wheel Challenge, co-organised by the Ministry of Education, Science Centre Singapore, and The James Dyson Foundation.

Demonstrating strong "Critical and Inventive Thinking", our students applied key STEM concepts under time constraints — utilising recyclable materials to construct impressive water wheel models.

We are proud of our young innovators for showcasing such creativity, adaptability, and passion for learning!

MakerEd Interest-Based Workshop 6 – Fun with Filming!Maker Workshop 6 was successfully held at Commonwealth Secondary Sc...
04/08/2026

MakerEd Interest-Based Workshop 6 – Fun with Filming!
Maker Workshop 6 was successfully held at Commonwealth Secondary School on 31 July 2026. Our Frontierers enthusiastically took on roles such as cameraman, director and live host, gaining valuable media production skills through hands-on experiences.

Working alongside their peers from Commonwealth Secondary School, they strengthened their communication and collaboration skills while forging meaningful friendships. Well done, Frontierers, for your enthusiasm and teamwork!

The Primary 4 Art Museum-Based Learning (MBL) Journey to the National Gallery Singapore gave our Frontierers a meaningfu...
03/08/2026

The Primary 4 Art Museum-Based Learning (MBL) Journey to the National Gallery Singapore gave our Frontierers a meaningful opportunity to experience art beyond the classroom. They explored Singapore's rich artistic heritage through selected artworks and visited the Keppel Centre for Art Education, where they participated in immersive, hands-on experiences, including 3D printing, virtual art creation, and interactive play-based installations.

Through observation, discussion and creative exploration, students developed a deeper appreciation of visual arts while strengthening critical thinking and reflection skills. The learning journey also encouraged our Frontierers to demonstrate the school's G.R.E.A.T. culture by showing graciousness, practising rigour, affirming diverse perspectives, and making meaningful connections between artworks and their own creative practices.

The school had a vibrant celebration of language and culture during the Mother Tongue Languages Fortnight from Tuesday, ...
27/07/2026

The school had a vibrant celebration of language and culture during the Mother Tongue Languages Fortnight from Tuesday, 7 to Friday, 17 July. Through exciting activities, live cultural performances, and hands-on experiences, our Frontierers gained a deeper appreciation of their Mother Tongue Languages and cultural heritage.

A key highlight was the Cross-Cultural Appreciation Programme (CCAP), where our Frontierers explored the customs and traditions of different ethnic communities. Through these meaningful interactions, they developed greater cross-cultural awareness, understanding, and respect while building new friendships.

🌏❤️ A truly enriching experience that brought languages and cultures to life!

📸 Check out these snapshots of our students learning, exploring, and celebrating together!

Happy Racial Harmony Day!Our school came together to celebrate Singapore's rich multicultural heritage through a series ...
24/07/2026

Happy Racial Harmony Day!

Our school came together to celebrate Singapore's rich multicultural heritage through a series of meaningful and hands-on experiences.

In the lead-up to Racial Harmony Day, our Frontierers explored different cultures during the Mother Tongue Language Fortnight learning activities. During recess, they put their senses to work by smelling fragrant Indian spices and a variety of tea leaves, and had fun creating their favourite nasi lemak combinations using paper cut-outs.
The celebration culminated in a lively concert segment, where three friends shared about the unique tea cultures of Singapore through Masala Tea, Teh Tarik, and Chinese Tea, reminding us that every culture has something to offer and that our diversity is what makes us stronger together.

Here's to continuing to appreciate, respect and celebrate the cultures that make Singapore our home.

Scouts Partnership with NParks"We brought banana peels and eggshells from home to make our own compost. I never knew foo...
23/07/2026

Scouts Partnership with NParks

"We brought banana peels and eggshells from home to make our own compost. I never knew food scraps could become something so useful!" – Crystal Chen (5RE4) and Lynn Lae (5RE5)

On Monday, 20 July 2026, our Cub Scouts enjoyed a hands-on composting journey at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, discovering how food scraps and fallen leaves can be transformed into nutrient-rich compost that enriches the soil and supports plant growth.

Look out for our Frontier Primary School compost signage at the compost site — a special piece designed and produced through our school's 3D printing efforts, symbolising our commitment to environmental sustainability.

A big thank you to NParks for this meaningful learning experience!

Last Saturday, our Primary 5 Frontierers had the wonderful opportunity to attend the National Education Show at the Nati...
16/07/2026

Last Saturday, our Primary 5 Frontierers had the wonderful opportunity to attend the National Education Show at the National Stadium.

One of the most moving moments was singing the National Anthem together with thousands of fellow students. As their voices filled the stadium with energy, pride and hope, our Frontierers experienced a powerful sense of unity and belonging.

Aligned with the NDP 2026 theme, “Majulah Singapura, Go Beyond!”, the show celebrated Singapore’s diversity and the achievements of people from different backgrounds and abilities. Inspired by the sporting spirit, it featured athletes, para-athletes, coaches, performers and volunteers whose stories of perseverance, courage and triumph reminded us of what it means to push boundaries, uplift one another and contribute to our shared future.

The immersive performances, dynamic stage effects, indoor drone display and synchronised light show brought these stories vividly to life, making the experience especially memorable for our students.

It was a meaningful celebration that deepened our Frontierers’ appreciation for Singapore and inspired them to go beyond with resilience, unity and hope. ❤️🇸🇬

Our Frontierers had an exciting and enriching experience at MakerEd Workshop  #5: Wind-Powered Car Engineering Challenge...
15/07/2026

Our Frontierers had an exciting and enriching experience at MakerEd Workshop #5: Wind-Powered Car Engineering Challenge! This workshop was made possible through a collaboration with Commonwealth Secondary School, where Secondary 3 students from the Robotics Club facilitated the session.

Our Frontierers took on the challenge of designing and building a wind-powered car that could travel the furthest distance using only the force of wind. Through this hands-on engineering activity, they explored concepts such as forces, motion and friction, while applying the engineering design process to test, evaluate and refine their creations. The workshop also strengthened their E21CC in Inventive Thinking, Communication, Collaboration and Problem-solving.

A big thank you to the students and teachers from Commonwealth Secondary School for inspiring our young makers and making this workshop a memorable learning experience. We look forward to welcoming even more Frontierers to our upcoming MakerEd workshops!

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20 Jurong West Street 61
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