School Events 2026

Peicai’s Parent Engagement Session

The school held the Parent Engagement Sessions (PES) on 17 and 24 January 2026, with face-to-face sessions for the Secondary 1, Secondary 2 and Secondary 4 cohorts, and an online session for the Secondary 3 cohort. The purpose of the sessions is to strengthen home–school partnership and support informed academic and post-secondary decision-making.

Student counsellors and form teachers at the registration table

At the start of PES, parents and students were welcomed by Student Councillors and form teachers at the registration area before proceeding to the Multi-Purpose Hall (MPH). The sessions opened with a welcome address by the Principal, Mr Michael, who shared the school’s vision and encouraged parents to work closely with the school in supporting their children’s learning.

Mr Michael making an opening speech at the start of every PES.

For Secondary 2, the Head of Department (Science), Mr Edwin Kwek, provided an overview of the available subject combinations, outlining the structure of the upper secondary curriculum and key considerations such as students’ strengths, interests and future aspirations. This helped parents and students better understand how subject choices could support their learning.

Mr Edwin Qwek sharing the Post Secondary Pathways during the Secondary 2 PES

For Secondary 4, the Education and Career Guidance (ECG) counsellor, Ms Tan Yi Ling, shared insights on post-secondary education pathways, including ITE, Polytechnic and Junior College options. She also highlighted key decision points, entry requirements, and the importance of aligning students’ interests and strengths with potential career pathways.

Following the briefings at the MPH, parents and students returned to their classrooms for class-based interactions with form teachers, covering administrative matters and fostering stronger parent–teacher rapport.

Interactions with the class form teachers.

After the classroom interactions, the sessions concluded with cohort-specific segments:

Secondary 1: CCA Fair to support informed CCA selection
Students from Drama Club (left) and Infocomm Club (right) engaging the Secondary 1 students.

Secondary 2: Subject Booths at multiple venues of the school.
Subject booths for the Secondary 2 students in the AVA room and Library.

Secondary 4: Post-secondary pathway talks by invited speakers from ITE, Nanyang Polytechnic and National Junior College

Invited Speakers from left to right: Mr Goh Miaoguang (Year Head of National JC), Mr Alfonso Andrew (ITE College Representative), Ms Chua Sin Nee (Nanyang Polytechnic representative).

The school expresses its sincere appreciation to parents for their unwavering support and looks forward to continued collaboration in fostering students’ growth and development.

Sec One Orientation 2026

The Sec One Orientation Programme 2026 warmly welcomed our newest students into the school community through a vibrant and engaging series of activities designed to build friendships, confidence, and a strong sense of belonging.

Sec 1 students registering their attendance at the registration booth	Student Leaders ready to welcome our Sec 1 students
Student Leaders ready to welcome our Sec 1 students

The programme kicked off with Welcome Day, where students arrived at school and were ushered by the Orientation Group Leaders to the MPH. Through lively icebreakers, the Sec One students quickly bonded with their classmates and orientation group leaders, setting the tone for an exciting and meaningful orientation experience.

Sec 1s getting to know their classmates better through icebreakers	Sec 1s getting to know their classmates better through icebreakers
Sec 1s getting to know their classmates better through icebreakers

Students had the opportunity to express their creativity during the Class Identity Flag Design activity, where teamwork and imagination came together to reflect each class’s unique spirit. This was followed by a variety of rotational games that encouraged collaboration, communication, and sportsmanship in a fun and supportive environment.

Sec 1 students designing their class identity flag

A key highlight of the programme was the Outdoor Interdisciplinary Amazing Race, where students navigated challenges that tested their problem-solving skills, resilience, and teamwork while applying knowledge from different disciplines. Through the Rotational Games, the students learnt more about the 5 Leadership Practice (Model the Way, Inspire a Shared Vision, Enable Others to Act, Challenge the Process and Encourage the Heart). The energy continued with dynamic Mass Games, spirited cheers, and an electrifying Mass Dance, bringing the entire cohort together in celebration and unity.

Outdoor Interdisciplinary Amazing Race infusing elements of Geography, Science, History and Outdoor Education	Outdoor Interdisciplinary Amazing Race infusing elements of Geography, Science, History and Outdoor Education
Outdoor Interdisciplinary Amazing Race infusing elements of Geography, Science, History and Outdoor Education	Sec 1s learning more about the Five Leadership Practices through Rotational Games
Retrieving their treasure back to their bases without getting caught	Learning the Mass Dance together as a cohort

The orientation concluded with the unforgettable Campfire Night, a memorable evening filled with laughter, performances, reflection, and camaraderie. It marked a meaningful end to an enriching journey and the beginning of the Sec One students’ secondary school life.

Getting ready for the outdoor campfire	Lighting of the campfire by our Principal, Mr Michael
Class campfire performances

The Sec One Orientation Programme 2026 successfully fostered friendships, nurtured confidence, and instilled school pride, ensuring our students began their secondary school journey on a joyful and inspiring note. This would not have been possible without the unwavering support, leadership, and care shown by our Orientation Group Leaders (OGLs).

Sec One Orientation 2026 Orientation Group Leaders

2025 National Examination Results