Student's Well Being

As part of the school’s effort to improve students’ welfare, the school has introduced snack break scheduled before or after recess. Students may bring their own snacks such as buns or fruits for consumption in class during the snack break. This is to cater to students who come to school without breakfast or those who may be hungry prior to dismissal.

Please do not send your child to school if he/she is unwell with any of the following infectious diseases or symptoms: Hand-foot-and-mouth diseases (HFMD), chicken pox, red eye (conjunctivitis), gastric flu, fever, cough, vomiting, sore throat, runny nose, etc. To prevent the spread of infection, a child who is unwell or is given a medical certificate by the doctor should stay at home to rest. Any sick children will not be allowed to stay in the school.

Students are expected to attend school regularly. Any absence from school must be verified by a doctor’s medical certificate or letter from the parents (for urgent private matters). This should be handed to the form teacher when the child returns to school. If a child falls sick while in school, his/her parents/guardian will be informed to take him/her home.

Students will be considered absent without valid reason should they go overseas for holidays during the school term.

Should you need to contact your child’s/ward’s teacher, please email the teacher using the information found on our school website.

Our students should learn to be independent and responsible. To inculcate them the good habits of checking their own bags each night, school will not accept and deliver personal items (e.g. homework, keys, pocket money, books, stationery, water bottles and food) to the students.

Students are advised not to bring their handphones to school. Those who need the handphone for communication with home with be issued a handphones pass after they have obtained parental permission and agreed to adhere to school handphone guidelines.

Parents are discouraged from organising birthday celebrations for their children in school. This is to minimise the risk of food allergies and reduce comparison amongst students.

Parents who walk their children to school are requested to leave their children at the side gate.

For parents who are driving, cars will be allowed to enter Gate 1 from 7.00 am - 7.40am. Drivers need to drive slowly and be mindful of both vehicular and pedestrian movement within the school parking areas.

For dismissal, parents are not allowed to drive into the school or pick their children up in front of the school gate.

Where necessary, parents and visitors are requested to park their vehicles at the near by HDB carpark. Do not park along the road.

As our school is situated in a silver zone, parents are advised to drive cautiously when they send their children to school.