Uniformed Groups
Boys' Brigade
Formerly part of the 33rd Singapore Company which was founded in 1983 by Mr Jimmy Png, The 33J Boys’ Brigade Singapore Company became independent in 2000. Under Mr David Chan, our founding Captain, we started a modular programme system, exposing our Boys in the areas of aesthetics, sport and character development among many others.
In the recent years, the Boys have learnt soft skills through interactive sessions of comic-drawing, knots-tying and orienteering while also building character via highly-engaging activities like laser tag, combat archery, and fencing.
Our calling for this season is to partner with parents to mould Boys to be Leaders with Character, Servants with Compassion. We believe in empowering our Boys to think of themselves as HEROES who dare to stand up for what they believe in.
We give thanks for God’s continued blessings!
Teachers-in-Charge | |
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Miss Chua Huiman (IC) | chua_huiman@moe.edu.sg |
Mr Raymond Chan (IC) | chan_kangshun_raymond@moe.edu.sg |
Ms Arvie Guaring | guaring_arvie_jean_balon@moe.edu.sg |
Ms Mavis Yeo | yeo_bee_koon_mavis@moe.edu.sg |
Mr Teh Jing Hurng | teh_jing_hurng@moe.edu.sg |
Girls' Brigade
At Girls’ Brigade in the 3rd Primary Company, girls aged 9-12 years old will spend time having much fun and learning new skills, attitudes and knowledge through activity-based programmes. A GB girl will go through the S.T.A. R. (Service, Treasure, Adventure and Responsibility) badgework programme and learn about her own strengths and weaknesses yet be empowered to help others through words and actions and will also be given opportunities to take on new and unknown challenges. For example, a GB Girl can attain the Creator, Artiste, Professional and Handy Girl Adventure badges over her 4 years in GB.
Our teachers and officers create platforms where our well-crafted syllabus encourages the girls to explore the world around them and have a sense of discipline while cultivating a heart of service through practical workshops, learning journeys, camps, drill sessions and a variety of activities. GB girls will be given many opportunities in their leadership journey as GB Singapore is committed to developing every Girl into a leader. We hope each girl will leave GB having learnt the values of Reverence, Respect and Responsibility.
Teachers-in-Charge | |
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Miss Cheryl Wong (IC) | wong_cheng_yi_cheryl@moe.edu.sg |
Ms Wang Shuai (IC) | wang_shuai@moe.edu.sg |
Mrs Angeline Lim Phua | chow_lye_ngor@moe.edu.sg |
Ms Claire Ling | claire_ling_peck_yan@moe.edu.sg |
Mrs Ann Tham | ann_tan_geok_lin@moe.edu.sg |
Red Cross
Red Cross integrates character-building, leadership, essential lifesaving skills and blood donation knowledge, local community service and overseas humanitarian projects in its curriculum, with the Red Cross ethos and service to humanity as a core focus. The Links are exposed to the essential knowledge of First Aid and Red Cross knowledge. The Links also aim to earn a series of progress badges which represent their marked achievements in areas such as First Aid, Outdoor Activities, Health Education and Disaster Management. The programmes bring out the best of our Links and prepare them for leadership in their families and communities.
Besides the essential programmes, it also has other fun games and activities to develop other skills, such as teamwork, sports and arts.
Teachers-in-Charge | |
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Ms Pang Xin (IC) | pang_xin@moe.edu.sg |
Ms Sun Xue (IC) | sun_xue@moe.edu.sg |