Building on the success of its inaugural run in 2024, Exercise SG Ready returned in 2025 with a renewed focus under the theme "Are You Ready for Disruptions?" As part of Singapore’s Total Defence efforts, this nationwide initiative aims to equip students with the mindset and adaptability needed to respond to unexpected challenges, particularly those related to food supply disruptions.

To prepare for the exercise, Nanyang Girls’ High School participated in the Food Resilience Preparedness Programme (FRPP) on 12 February. The programme encouraged students to consider the importance of food resilience and to be open to alternative food sources and dietary flexibility in the face of potential shortages.

As part of the exercise, students had the unique opportunity to take their Ready-To-Eat (RTE) meals together in their classrooms, transforming the experience into a meaningful communal activity. This shared moment served not only to simulate real-life scenarios but also to foster a sense of solidarity and preparedness within the school fraternity 

Through this initiative, NYGH continues to cultivate resilient, informed, and adaptable individuals who are ready to face the challenges of tomorrow.

The spirit of creativity and camaraderie lit up the campus during YING 荧 Concert 2025, as students took to the stage in a dazzling evening of music, dance, and performance. The phrase "hidden talent" came to life as performers captivated their peers with a diverse showcase of artistic expression—each act a testament to the passion, dedication, and flair of our students.

Months of preparation by the student crew, performers, technical team, and teachers culminated in a seamless production, transforming the school’s familiar grass patch into an open-air grandstand filled with laughter, applause, and school spirit. Classmates gathered under the open sky, cheering each other on with pride and joy, creating an atmosphere of celebration and unity.

YING 荧 Concert 2025 not only highlighted the rich talents of our students, but also reflected the strength of the school community—where every role, whether onstage or behind the scenes, contributed to an unforgettable night of artistic brilliance.

After a term of focused learning and school activities, our students took a well-deserved breather to participate in the school's Life Skills Programme (LSP)—a thoughtfully designed series of activities tailored to the developmental needs and holistic growth of each level.

Secondary 1: Integrating into the NY Family
For our newest members of the NY family, the day was all about building bonds—with both their peers and their families. In a heartwarming parent-child activity, students and their parents came together to learn and perform a lively dance routine, strengthening family ties and reinforcing the spirit of collaboration and joy.

Secondary 2: Community Engagement
The Secondary Twos explored their unique strengths in a dynamic Multiple Intelligences workshop, where they discovered how to harness their top intelligences—be it linguistic, logical-mathematical, musical, or others—for personal and academic growth. The session was followed by an enlightening sharing session by the Guide Dogs Association, offering students a deeper understanding of visual impairment and the vital role guide dogs play in empowering the visually handicapped.

Secondary 3: Venturing Self, Discovering Self
Taking a break from their busy academic schedules, the Secondary 3 students embarked on a reflective learning journey into nature. Surrounded by the serenity of a local nature park, students engaged with their natural environment and were encouraged to slow down, observe, and reconnect with themselves.

Secondary 4: Becoming Respected Members of Society
Our graduating cohort had the opportunity to expand their horizons by visiting an industry of their choice. These learning journeys exposed students to real-world workplaces and diverse career pathways, inspiring them to think more deeply about their aspirations and roles as contributing members of society.