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Transitioning to Primary 5 & 6
As students enter Primary 5 and 6, they face new challenges such as changing classes, meeting new peers, and adapting to a more demanding curriculum. Primary 6 students also begin preparing for their first national exam, the PSLE, which can bring added stress. Despite the pressures, these years are also a meaningful time where students form deeper friendships, connect with their teachers, and create lasting memories.
Level Focus 2025
This year, our theme for all the students is "I am a Successful Fuchunian".
As the most senior group of students in the school, we hope that the Primary 5 and 6 students can be good role models to their peers and juniors in developing themselves to be Successful Fuchunians:
These are the three main attributes of a Successful Fuchunian:
builds positive relationships
makes the right choices
has a growth mindset
At the classroom levels through teacher-student interaction, CCE-FTGP lessons and our Homeroom curriculum, we will be developing our students towards building positive relationships with others. Students will learn that through developing themselves to have positive thoughts of others, using positive words and deeds, they can be good friends to others and build positive and meaningful relationships.
Our Signature Programs:
Level Bonding
At the Primary 5 and 6 levels, students experience significant transitions—shifting classes, forming new friendships, and adapting to a more rigorous academic curriculum. To support them through these changes and foster a sense of belonging, we dedicate time during Homeroom periods on #BondingFridays and Back to School activities. These sessions are thoughtfully designed to build strong social relationships, encourage class camaraderie, and create a supportive peer environment. Through shared experiences and meaningful interactions, students not only strengthen friendships but also grow together as a community
P5 Camp
As part of holistic development, our Primary 5 students took part in a 3-day, 2-night Outdoor Adventure Learning Camp at MOE Changi Coast Adventure Centre this year. Through activities such as high/low elements, kayaking, abseiling, and rock climbing, students built self-confidence, developed social-emotional skills, and deepened their understanding of school values. The camp was a fun and enriching experience that encouraged reflection, resilience, and a growth mindset.
P5 NE Show
The NE Show is a much-anticipated highlight for our Primary 5 students—an exclusive preview of Singapore’s National Day Parade (NDP). As part of the National Education (NE) programme, this event inspires pride, unity, and a deeper sense of belonging to our nation. It’s a meaningful experience where students witness firsthand the spirit of “One People, One Nation, One Singapore.” Our P5 students and teachers always look forward to this rare opportunity to be part of something bigger than themselves—celebrating Singapore together as one!
P6 Grow to Glow (G2G) Program
Our P6 Grow to Glow Programme aims to inspire students to aspire, stay motivated, and be equipped for their PSLE journey and beyond. Throughout the year, students participated in a series of enriching experiences designed to support their growth:
Growth Mindset & Study Skills Workshop (Term 1): Students learned to adopt a growth mindset, understood the importance of choices and consequences, and picked up practical strategies such as memory techniques and note-making for effective, self-directed learning.
Secondary School Experience (Term 2): Aligned with DSA preparation, this experience gave students a glimpse into secondary school life and encouraged them to reflect on their interests and aspirations.
Nature Walk at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (Term 3): A reflective and refreshing walk in nature that allowed students to appreciate the environment and unwind amidst their academic preparations.
Together, these experiences helped our students grow in confidence, purpose, and readiness as they journey toward their next chapter.
Learning Journeys
As part of our Character and Citizenship Education (CCE), students learn about Singapore’s rich history, multicultural heritage, and the diverse communities that have shaped our nation. They also explore personal and collective stories that make up the fabric of our society. To deepen their understanding, our upper block students visited the Indian Heritage Centre and the Asian Civilisations Museum. These experiential learning journeys provided valuable insights into the contributions of different communities and the shared history that connects us as Singaporeans.
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