School Events 2025
National Day 2025
The school commemorated National Day to mark the 60th anniversary of our independence, a significant milestone in Singapore’s history. It was a time to reflect on our nation’s journey and move onward together in building our shared future as one united people.
This year, as Singapore turned 60, the school came together for our annual National Day Parade, which featured a march past by students from NCC, NPCC and Girl Guides. The celebration reaffirmed the values of multiculturalism, boldness, resilience, and openness that have united us and enabled Singapore to thrive over the past six decades.
We were also honoured to have Dr Edmond Tan, Vice-Chairperson of our School Advisory Committee, grace the occasion as our Guest-of-Honour.
We were also delighted to welcome our seniors from the Lions Befrienders, who joined us for a day of celebration and joy, with breakfast kindly sponsored by Ya Kun Kaya Toast.
In the second half of the programme, Peicaians presented a series of celebratory performances. A standout moment was the spectacular flag fly-past by our Aeromodelling students, which thrilled the audience. The concert segment also featured crowd favourites, including the annual Peicai’s Got Talent, alongside vibrant Band and Modern Dance performances. Adding a fun and educational twist to the celebration, we hosted 'How Well Do You Know Singapore’s History? Let’s Play the Singapore Quiz, Peicai Style!' Six staff members each paired up with a student to tackle questions about Singapore's rich heritage, sparking curiosity, laughter, and plenty of friendly competition.
The celebration culminated with the school coming together as one heartbeat in community singing of our favourite National Day songs. It was heartwarming to see Peicaians enjoying the festivities and embracing the true spirit of togetherness.
This celebration was a tribute to our shared history and values, reinforcing our collective commitment to Singapore’s continued progress in the years ahead.
Majulah Singapura!
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The ceremonial parade, led with pride by our uniformed groups |
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Our cadets proudly bearing the National Flag |
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Our Guest-of-Honour, Dr Edmond Tan, Vice-Chairperson of our School Advisory Committee, inspecting the parade. |
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Our cadets formed a ‘60’ in commemoration of SG60 |
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Spectacular flag fly-past by our Aeromodelling Club |
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A marvellous performance by our Concert Band captivated the audience |
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Our Modern Dance performers delivered an energetic and stirring rendition of ‘Rhythms of a Nation’ |
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Peicai’s Got Talent 2025: Celebrating the Top 3 Finalist Groups! |
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Seniors from Lions Befrienders joined our celebrations and enjoyed a delightful breakfast sponsored by Ya Kun Kaya Toast |
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Adding fun and learning to the concert segment was the Peicai-style quiz: ‘How Well Do You Know Singapore’s History? |
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A memorable National Day finale: voices joined, hearts united in community singing |
Celebrating Our Mathematics Achievers – SMO & SIMOC 2025
On 1 August 2025, we celebrated our students’ achievements in the two prestigious competitions – the Singapore Mathematical Olympiad (SMO) and the Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC). Our students have once again demonstrated their talent, perseverance, and passion for mathematics through their outstanding performance these competitions.
The Singapore Mathematical Olympiad (SMO) is one of the most prestigious mathematics competitions in Singapore, renowned for its high level of difficulty. It challenges students not only on their mastery of mathematical concepts, but also on their creativity, logical reasoning, and problem‑solving skills under time pressure. This year, our Math PinnaCle students proudly took part in SMO 2025 and achieved remarkable results, a testament to their dedication and commitment to excellence.
The Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC) is a global platform that brings together young mathematics enthusiasts from around the world. It consists of three components: an individual written Math Olympiad Contest and two team‑based challenges – the Math Master Mind Competition and the Mind Sports Challenge. Representing our school with distinction, Charlotte Voon (1MN) clinched the Bronze Award in the Math Olympiad Contest and the Silver Award in the Math Master Mind Competition (team challenge).
We are proud of all our students for their remarkable achievements and commend them for their resilience, passion, and drive to excel in mathematics.
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Modern Dance CCA Performance and Infocomm Club Volunteers at Kampong Serangoon National Day Dinner 2025
On 26 July 2025 (Saturday), our school’s Modern Dance CCA had the honour of performing at the Kampong Serangoon National Day Dinner 2025, held at the Open Field near Blk 217 Serangoon Avenue 4.This meaningful celebration brought together residents from all walks of life to commemorate Singapore’s 60th birthday and reignite the true Kampong Serangoon spirit through a night of community bonding and festive cheer.
Graced by Senior Minister Mr Lee Hsien Loong and Ms Chan Hui Yuh, Adviser to Aljunied GRC Grassroots Organisations, the event was a powerful reminder of our shared heritage and hopes for the future.
Our dancers took to the stage with a rousing performance titled "Rhythms of a Nation". In celebration of Singapore’s 60 years of independence, the dance paid tribute to the nation’s extraordinary journey with a vibrant medley of songs in multiple languages. Through dynamic choreography, incorporation of colourful sashes in the dance, and energetic movements, the piece showcased the rich cultural tapestry that makes Singapore our home.
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A strong start set the energetic tone of the night |
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A powerful display of rhythm, teamwork, and control |
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Dancers moved in perfect coordination to the rhythm |
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A thrilling highlight of the routine, met with audience excitement |
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Dancers held their final pose with pride |
The passion and unity displayed on stage captured the spirit of the evening, and we are proud of our dancers for representing the school with such grace and enthusiasm. Congratulations to the Modern Dance CCA on a successful and meaningful performance!
In addition, three students from the school’s Infocomm Club rendered their assistance as volunteers at the Serangoon National Kampong Dinner. They were responsible for the distribution of pamphlets to over 150 tables and took charge of the preparation of cakes and goodie bags for each table. The students also supported the logistical arrangements by assisting with the movement and placement of chairs, thereby contributing to the seamless execution of the event programme.
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Infocomm Club students setting up and distributing the cakes to over 150 tables |
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Infocomm Club students talking to Ms Chan Hui Yuh, Adviser to Aljunied GRC |
During the event, they had the opportunity to engage with Ms Chan Hui Yuh, Adviser to Aljunied GRC Grassroots Organisations, who personally conveyed her heartfelt appreciation for their dedication and service. Their involvement exemplified the spirit of community volunteerism and reflected Peicai’s values of responsibility and active citizenship. Through their sincere efforts, the students not only contributed to the success of the event but also experienced the meaningful impact of giving back to the community.
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A big thank you to our dancers, Infocomm Club members, teachers, and school leaders |
Racial Harmony Day 2025
Racial Harmony Day was commemorated in school in Week 4 of Term 3 from the 21st July (Monday) to 25th July (Friday).
The theme for Racial Harmony Day (RHD) , ‘Our People, Our Tapestry’, reminds us that the diverse cultural threads in our society are intricately intertwined, working together to form a vibrant and unified whole. The objective of RHD is to help students recognise the importance of mutual understanding, appreciation, and respect among our various ethnic communities; all of which are key to preserving the strength and harmony of our multicultural society.
This year, our RHD commemoration continued to deepen students’ awareness that cultural expression takes many forms. In keeping with the theme, the focus remained on ethnic food and snacks; always a crowd favourite and with an exciting new addition: ethnic games.
It was heartening to see our students and teachers coming together during CCE lessons to bring, share and enjoy a wide array of traditional snacks and games. The classroom celebrations were filled with laughter, curiosity, and rich conversations. The lively demonstrations of Kabaddi, Wushu, and Sepak Raga further engaged our students, sparking interest in traditional ethnic sports and highlighting the diversity of expression across cultures.
During recess, the interactive ethnic games booth was a popular attraction, where students enthusiastically participated in nostalgic games such as 5 Stones, Chapteh, and Congkak. Their enthusiasm and openness to explore reflected the heart of Racial Harmony Day: a celebration of shared experiences and cultural learning.
The commemoration would not have been possible without the dedication of our teachers and the wholehearted participation of our students. Together, they helped bring the theme “Our People, Our Tapestry” to life in meaningful and memorable ways.
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Mid-Year SWAP for Secondary 3 students
SWAP@Peicai: A Glimpse into the Working World
From 3 to 5 June 2025, selected Secondary 3 students took part in our school’s distinctive programme, SWAP@Peicai. This initiative provided students with a unique opportunity to step outside the classroom and experience a short job attachment with various external organisations.
Students were attached to reputable organisations such as Gain City, the National Library Board (NLB), Yishun Health, Blood Bank@Punggol and A*STAR. Through these placements, they observed the day-to-day operations across different industries — from retail and public service to healthcare and scientific research. These experiences gave them a deeper understanding of the working world and helped them appreciate the skills and values needed in different professional environments.
SWAP@Peicai continues to be a meaningful and eye-opening experience, encouraging students to explore potential career interests and reflect on their aspirations for the future.
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Students at A*Star job experience |
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Students who attended SWAP at Gain City had the opportunity to understand how retail and e-commerce works. |
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Our students also had the opportunity to support NLB’s initiative of building a reading and book recommendation wall at Serangoon Public Library. |
Celebration & Recognition Day, Semester 1 2025
On 30 May 2025, the last day of Semester 1, the school came together to celebrate our bi-annual Celebration & Recognition Day. This was a day where students from various levels were commended for their academic and non-academic achievements.
In the area of academic achievements, 2 different awards were given out: the All-Round Excellence Award as well as the Principal’s List Award. Alumni Class of 2024 were invited back to Peicai where the school recognized and celebrated their performance in the GCE N and O level examinations and their holistic achievements in the school. The Outstanding Student of the Year Award for 2024 was also given out during this ceremony where alumni Pang Jing Ying was recognized for her exemplary character, holistic achievements and outstanding contributions in school.
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Outstanding Student of the Year 2024, Pang Jing Ying, delivering her speech |
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Class of 2024 Alumni awardees with our school leaders |
Additionally, the Principal’s List, the most prestigious academic award in the school, was also awarded to students from the Secondary 1 to 5 levels. It was introduced in 2022 to both recognize and commend students for their outstanding academic performance in the examinations. Award recipients would have had to demonstrate exemplary conduct to be an awardee of the Principal’s List. In addition to motivating the students, it is the school’s hope that the students on the Principal’s List would also be an inspiration to the student body that nothing is impossible with discipline and hardwork.
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Secondary 1 Principal’s List awardees |
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Secondary 2 Principal’s List awardees |
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Secondary 3 Principal’s List awardees |
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Secondary 4 Principal’s List awardees |
Students were also awarded for their contributions in non-academic areas such as CCAs. The ceremony witnessed a host of students in the senior category who clinched awards in the following areas:
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PCSS Outstanding Contributor of the Year (Senior Category)
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PCSS Outstanding Performer of the Year (Senior Category)
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PCSS Outstanding Cadet of the Year (Senior Category)
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PCSS Sports Girl and Boy of the Year (Senior Category)
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CCA Colours Awards (Senior Category)
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PCSS CCA awardees (Senior Category) |
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Besides students, teaching and non-teaching staff were also recognised and celebrated for their continued contribution and dedication to the MOE and Peicai alike. Recipients who served anywhere form 5 years to 25 years were given the MOE Long Service Award and/or the Peicai Long Service Award.
Celebration and Recognition Day also saw the Concert Band and Modern Dance perform their SYF pieces. The Concert Band opened C&R Day with Overture No. 1 a dynamic and engaging work which was composed in 2009, for Wind Band by Singaporean composer Kelly Tang. The Modern Dance performed their SYF piece entitled “To Be Free” which explored the human struggle for liberation against oppression.
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Modern Dance performing their SYF piece “To Be Free” |
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Concert Band performing “Overture No. 1” |
In the final segment of C&R Day, Principal Mr Michael delivered his Principal’s address which not only served to inspire students but to also reinforce the values and goals which all Peicai students aim to achieve.
G2G Brunei School Exchange Programme 2025 – A Celebration of Cultural and Educational Bonds
23 May 2025 marked the conclusion of the G2G Brunei School Exchange Programme, a five-day immersive experience (from 19 – 23 May 2025) that brought together students and educators from Brunei and Singapore. Our Vice-Principal, Ms Chung, along with Ms Jacelyn and Mr Kelvin Leong, bid a warm farewell to the Bruneian delegation after a week of shared learning, friendship, and meaningful cultural exchange.
Throughout the programme, Bruneian students spent most of their time in our school with their Peicai buddies — our very own G2G Brunei Student Ambassadors — engaging in a range of academic and co-curricular activities. These interactions offered a unique window into school life in Singapore and fostered genuine cross-cultural friendships.
Beyond the classroom, the delegation explored Singapore’s rich multicultural heritage through visits to iconic cultural sites such as Kampong Glam, Chinatown, and Gardens by the Bay. These excursions deepened their understanding of Singapore’s diversity and allowed for experiential learning in an urban, multicultural context.
Meanwhile, educators from both countries engaged in insightful conversations on educational practices, exchanging ideas on pedagogy, curriculum innovation, and student development. It was a valuable platform for professional exchange and future collaboration.
This programme’s success was made possible thanks to the contributions of many dedicated individuals. We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to all the teachers, school staff and students who contributed to the success of this programme.
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Hari Raya Celebrations 2025
On 16 April 2025, the Peicai school hall came alive with vibrant energy as students gathered for a memorable Hari Raya Concert, organised by the Malay Language Unit. This year’s celebration was extra special, with cultural arts group Wira Budaya invited to share insights on how Hari Raya is celebrated across Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore.
The first segment opened with a captivating Malay Dance performance, showcasing the grace and elegance of traditional movements. Wira Budaya then took the stage to highlight the differences in festive customs across the three countries. Students and teachers alike were fully engaged as they took part in interactive quizzes. Excitement reached new heights during the lively Malay Dance Challenge, where everyone was invited to stand up and dance along.
Following a heartfelt farewell to Wira Budaya, the spotlight turned to our very own Peicaians in the second segment. Our Secondary 2 boys, Ayden (2IN) and Sufi (2CE), delivered a powerful Silat performance, reminding us that Silat is not only a martial art, but also a cultural treasure steeped in tradition and discipline.
Next, the audience was treated to a joyful rendition of ‘Hari Raya’ by Nurleen (4C2) and Ashley (3CY), lifting spirits and prompting smiles throughout the hall. This was followed by a lively Malay Dance performance by our talented Secondary 3 and 4 girls.
The concert culminated in a delightful finale, where Malay teachers from various departments joined students on stage, wrapping up the celebration with unity and cheer. It was a truly enriching day—one filled with culture, connection, and celebration for both staff and students.
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Inara (4C1) & Irdina (4C1) as emcees at the Hari Raya Concert |
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Actors from Wira Budaya performing an engaging skit about Hari Raya traditions in different countries |
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Peicaians engaging in Malay Dance Challenge |
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2IN Ayden & 2CE Sufi demonstrating Silat moves |
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Our talented Secondary 3 & 4 dancers showcasing the beauty of Malay Dance |
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Performers & teachers during the finale of Hari Raya Concert |
Student Council Presidential Elections 2025
17th Student Council Presidential Rally 2025: Leadership in Action
The annual Student Council Presidential Rally, masterfully orchestrated by the 16th Executive Committee, showcased student leadership at its finest as five exceptional candidates presented their vision for the school's future. Held in the school multi-purpose hall, the event drew an impressive turnout of students, teachers, and staff members, all eager to hear from their potential student president.
The primary objective of the rally was to provide a platform for presidential candidates to articulate their manifestos and electoral symbols as seen in Fig. 1 and connect directly with the student body. This democratic process, entirely student-led, demonstrated the remarkable capability of Peicai's student leaders in organising and managing significant school events.
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Fig. 1 Presidential candidates’ manifesto and electoral symbols |
The 16th Executive Committee demonstrated exemplary leadership throughout the event, sharing valuable insights and advice with the presidential candidates. Their guidance, drawn from their own experiences, added a meaningful mentorship dimension to the rally, creating a beautiful display of leadership succession and student agency in action.
The five candidates, each bringing unique perspectives and leadership styles, took turns addressing the audience. Their presentations demonstrated thorough preparation and genuine passion for serving the student body. What set this year's rally apart was the innovative use of Instagram's Q&A function as seen in Fig. 2, which allowed both students and members of the public to submit their questions before the rally. This digital integration, onceptualized and implemented by the student leaders, made the event more interactive and accessible than ever before.
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Fig. 2 Presidential candidates addressing the questions from Instagram Q&A |
A particularly electrifying segment of the rally was the open-mic session, where Peicaians from all levels – Secondary 1 to 5 – courageously stepped forward to question the candidates as seen in Fig. 3. The diversity of student participation demonstrated the widespread engagement in the electoral process. Even teachers joined in as seen in Fig. 4, approaching the microphone with their own thought-provoking questions, adding another layer of depth to the discourse.
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Fig. 3 & 4 Sec 4 student and Student Management teacher stepping up to ask questions |
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The candidates were truly put to the test during this segment, having to think on their feet and provide thoughtful, measured responses to unexpected questions. Their ability to handle this pressure while maintaining composure and clarity in their answers showcased their leadership potential and quick thinking abilities.
The entire event exemplified student agency at its best, from the meticulous planning by the Executive Committee to the engaged participation of the student body. The seamless execution of the rally demonstrated how student-led initiatives can create meaningful and impactful experiences for the school community.
The event concluded with inspiring closing remarks from the current Student Council President, who commended all candidates for their outstanding presentations and shared final words of wisdom from their leadership journey. The rally successfully achieved its goal of helping students understand their potential leaders better, while showcasing the impressive capabilities of student leadership in Peicai Secondary School.
Peicai inter-class Debate Championship 2025
The Inter-Class Debating Championship is an annual tournament helmed by the English Department. It serves as an exciting and engaging platform for students to hone their public speaking, critical thinking, communication and collaboration skills.
Each Secondary 3 class will send a team of five students to compete against one another in the various debating rounds (preliminary, semi-final and the Grand Final round). Teams will be assigned a motion to debate on and assigned either the side of proposition or opposition. The debaters will proceed to develop their main arguments and prepare their speeches, supported by evidence and statistics that they have selected during the research phase. The Grand Final of the Inter-Class Debating Championship was held during the assembly programme in front of the entire school, and adjudicated by Mr Keith Teo, Ms Daphne Lim, and Mr Mark Gabriel from the Julia Gabriel Centre. Mr Mark Gabriel shared his overall feedback for the debate round and offered insights on both the public speaking and persuasive skills for the debaters as well as the content and structure of each speech.
The Peicai inter-class Debate Championship 2025 has successfully concluded, and English Language Department would like to extend our appreciation to everyone for supporting the event to give the debaters an opportunity to hone their critical thinking skills as well as develop effective communication skills.
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Secondary 4 & 5 CCA Appreciation and Stand Down Ceremony
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On 4 April 2025, the graduating cohort of Secondary 4 and 5 students gathered for a meaningful and heartfelt CCA Appreciation and Stand Down Ceremony, marking the end of a significant chapter in their school journey. With the theme ‘Adieu’, the event symbolised a fond farewell - celebrating the achievements, friendships, and memories forged over the past four to five years.
The ceremony began on a high note with a surprise video montage, lovingly curated and orchestrated by our very own CCA leaders. The video was a nostalgic walk down memory lane, capturing the spirit, laughter, and hard work behind each CCA’s journey.
A flag walk-in ceremony followed, setting the tone for a dignified and proud moment for all. One of the most solemn highlights was the Uniformed Groups Passing Out Parade, presided over by our Vice Principal, Ms Chung. This final salute was a stirring tribute to the dedication and discipline of our UG cadets.
Selected CCA leaders also took to the stage to lead the cohort in reciting the CCA Aspiration Statement, as well as to share heartfelt speeches - a blend of gratitude, reflection, and encouragement for their juniors to carry the torch forward. Their words resonated deeply with the audience, reflecting the passion and leadership they’ve shown over the years.
The celebration concluded with a buffet treat and individual CCA farewell sessions, where juniors and teachers expressed their appreciation in warm and creative ways - from heartfelt gifts to fun games and meaningful activities.
We extend our deepest thanks to the graduating cohort for their unwavering contributions, resilience, and commitment to their CCAs. Your legacy will inspire generations to come. We wish you all the best for your upcoming National Examinations!
Peicai Sports Day 2025
The Secondary 1 The glowing morning sun at Serangoon stadium provided a sense of vibrance and anticipation to this year’s edition of Peicai Sports Day.
Aimed not just to build the physical fitness and mental resilience of our students, the exposure to athletics meant that students’ knowledge to a range of sporting events both as an actual running participant as well as an audience member, is widened. On top of it all, Peicai Sports Day fosters a healthy competitive sporting culture, that serves to strengthen class and school spirit. With HOD PE CCA Mr Alvin Yeo covering commentary alongside Student Council EXCO’s Isaac Hoon Mirante, the event looks set to come alive!
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The turning point between friends (from left to right): Aiman, Fareez and Ilhami) |
There were quite a few storied rivalries on the track in this year’s edition. One of these, was the clash amongst best friends; Muhd Ilhami, Kasyful Fareez and Aiman was one of the must-see competitions in the 200 meters upper secondary boys event.
Finishing first, second and fourth respectively in 2023, they were hoping to upstage one another, given this opportunity at the newly-renovated Serangoon track. Ilhami though, had other ideas, as he blitzed through the curve in first place, and never looked back, taking down Nikhil Jayden’s 2023 record by 0.17 seconds, touching the finish line at 25.61 seconds, properly cementing his legacy as the fastest-ever 200m runner in Peicai, holding both the lower and upper secondary category records.
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Lola (second girl in pink) and Samantha (girl in blue, left) |
Another rivalry that continued this year was the challenge of Samantha Sonya against Lola Jane Wilkinson, also in the 200 meters event. Both student athletes were neck-and-neck at the 150th meter mark, and it was only in the last 40-50 meters that Lola peeled away to score a win against her rival, who is 1-year younger than Lola.
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Mr Edwin Kwek (in red) takes the gold home, with Mr Seoh Soon Peng (in black) just a couple of meters behind |
The emergence of the parents’ team in the staff-parents race cannot be underestimated, as both parents’ team started off very well and PSG (Parents Support Group) Team A was holding a commanding lead all the way till the anchor leg. Alas, they were chased down by hot favourites, the Science Department, led by HOD Science Mr Edwin Kwek, who managed to cut down the 40-meter deficit to score a win once again.
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Mr Mark Chay (in red), alongside our School Leaders (from left to right) Ms Jesmine Chung, Mr Michael and Mr Shue |
At the end of the event, our esteemed guest of honour, Vice-President of the Singapore National Olympic Council and soon-to-be Secretary General, Mr Mark Chay shared a few words of inspiration to encourage Peicaians to aspire to be even greater, before giving out many of the prizes to all award winners. Our Principal, Mr Michael then capped off the wonderful event by applauding the efforts of the various classes in bringing up class spirit by cheering on their classmates with poms-poms, support placards and even banner flags of their classes.
We look forward to the next edition in 2026!
Sec 1 Transition to Secondary School Workshop
The Secondary 1 Transition to Secondary School Workshop, held during the Secondary One Orientation Week, was designed to help our newest cohort of students ease into their secondary school journey with confidence. Through a series of engaging activities, students gained valuable insights into school life, expectations, and essential skills to navigate this new phase effectively.
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The workshop aimed to foster a sense of belonging, build resilience, and equip students with key strategies for time management, goal setting, and positive peer relationships. |
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A key highlight of the workshop was an address by Young Midas Enrichment Master Trainer and Managing Director, Mr Kenneth Yeong, which left a lasting impact on the students, inspiring them to embrace challenges and make the most of their secondary school years. We look forward to seeing our Secondary 1 students grow and thrive as they embark on this exciting new chapter! |
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Note: Transition Workshop Student Handouts would be made available to parents through PG.
Breakfast with Principal
On 22 Feb, Mr Michael hosted close to 50 Sec 1 parents to our "Breakfast with Principal" event at The Buzz. The parents were treated to a hearty breakfast of Nasi Lemak, Mee Siam, Carrot cake and for Vegetarian lovers, fried bee hoon. This was the first event that our PSG Exco partnered our School in facilitating the discussions. The parents were delighted with the warm hospitality and the great support shown by the school in supporting their parenting journey.
School leaders and Key Personnel were invited to engage the parents during the dialogue session and the Q and A session was so engaging that the session exceeded the stipulated time by an hour. Notes of affirmation were mentioned by parents who thanked the FTs and subject teachers for providing consultations and support for students. On this note, would like to thank all teachers for your help in helping our Sec 1 students adapt and embrace our School so quickly.
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Group Photo of School Leaders, PSG Exco, KPs and parents attendees for a successful event. |
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Mr Michael hosting the Q and A session which was a very engaging experience for the parents. |
PSG Exco facilitating the event for our Sec 1 parents |
Total Defence Day 2025
As part of our school’s commemoration of Total Defence Day and participation in Exercise SG Ready 2025, our students participated in the Food Resilience Preparedness Programme in collaboration with the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) and SATS on 17 Feb during their CCE lesson.
As part of the experience, each student was given a ready-to-eat (RTE) meal to consume at ambient temperature with disposable cutleries.
This programme aims to prepare students for uncertainties and potential food supply disruptions. It encourages them to be adaptable and flexible in their food choices by being open to accommodate changes and consider alternative food options in the event of food supply disruptions. It served as a powerful reminder that we all have a crucial role in keeping Singapore resilient and united.
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Chinese New Year 2025
We celebrated the Lunar New Year on 28 January with a vibrant and festive atmosphere at school. Peicaians had the opportunity to engage in various fringe activities in the classroom, such as Chinese Calligraphy, where they could experience the beauty of this traditional art form.
Later, the whole school came together to enjoy a series of performances and programs in the school hall, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Lunar New Year. It was a day filled with joy, creativity, and community spirit as we embraced the traditions and celebrations of this special occasion.
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Secondary One Orientation
Our Secondary 1 students enjoyed an exciting and memorable Sec One Orientation Week 2025!
From getting to know their classmates, having fun and games with the student leaders, most of all, getting to know Peicai Secondary School.
We hope that it has left a lasting impression on our Sec 1s, providing them with a fantastic start to their journey at Peicai Secondary School.
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