For the safety of the students, all visitors must check in at the Guard Post and obtain a Visitor e-Pass and proceed to the General Office directly.

Parents/Guardians who wish to see a teacher or School Leader should make an appointment first so they can have an uninterrupted time of discussion with him/her. The staff in the General Office will contact the teacher or School Leader if parents/guardians need to meet them.

Do note that the teaching blocks are strictly out of bounds to visitors. 

Schedule of Major School Events & Activities

Parents/Guardians will be informed of the dates and other updates of major school events and activities through the school’s monthly e-newsletter, Qifa Bulletin. This will be sent to parents/guardians via the Parents Gateway on the 1st of each month.

Information on school updates are also available via the school’s official website where current and past issues of Qifa Bulletin can be found under ‘Partnerships’ tab. The passcode will be sent via the Parents Gateway app or SMS.

Communication with Parents/Guardians

Announcements and consent forms for your child will be sent via the Parents Gateway app. To receive the notifications, kindly ensure that:

o   you have downloaded the latest version of the Parents Gateway;

o   you are logged in to Parents Gateway; and

o   the notification option for Parents Gateway is enabled in your phone settings.

If you have any queries or constructive feedback to share, you may email your child/ward’s Form or Subject Teachers. The email addresses of all staff are also available on the school’s official website.

You can call the General Office at 6778 3085 between 7.30 am and 6.00 pm to leave a message for the teacher to contact you.

We understand that birthday celebration is an important day which many children look forward to. However, in view of possible food allergies, we would like to inform parents not to organise birthday celebrations for your child within the school.

These gatherings usually involve food and in some cases, goodies bags (containing food items) distributed to other children. There is also concern that students may start to compare the extent in which these celebrations are carried out, adding unnecessary stress to parents.

Birthday celebrations can still be meaningfully done by singing of birthday song and giving well wishes to the birthday boy or girl. This will bring about stronger student-student relationship which will create a positive schooling experience for your child.