Student Leaders' Investiture 2025

The school multi-purpose hall buzzed with excitement as Peicai Secondary School celebrated its Student Leaders' Investiture 2025. The ceremony kicked off with an energetic march-in, as student leaders from all three wings made their entrance to upbeat music. Class photos flashed across the screen while Class Committee Leaders, CCA Leaders, and Student Councillors walked in proudly, each carrying items that symbolised their leadership roles.



Vice-Principal Ms Jesmine Chung set the tone for the morning with a heartfelt address that struck a chord with everyone present. She posed three simple yet powerful questions to the leaders: "What's new? What's next? What's better?" Her message was clear – leadership isn't about making dramatic changes, but about having the grit to push through challenges and the ingenuity to make meaningful differences in school life.


The badge presentation ceremony was a proud moment for both students and parents watching from the audience. Vice-Principals Mr Shue Pei Yan and Ms Jesmine Chung personally pinned badges on each CCA head and the 17th Executive Committee members, sharing warm handshakes and words of encouragement. The gravity of the moment was visible on the faces of the young leaders as they received their badges, marking their official step into leadership roles.

The badge presentation ceremony was a proud moment for both students and parents watching from the audience. Vice-Principals Mr Shue Pei Yan and Ms Jesmine Chung personally pinned badges on each CCA head and the 17th Executive Committee members, sharing warm handshakes and words of encouragement. The gravity of the moment was visible on the faces of the young leaders as they received their badges, marking their official step into leadership roles.


Perhaps the most touching moments came near the end of the ceremony. Outgoing president Kirsten Chloe shared her journey with genuine emotion, speaking about the ups and downs of leadership and how they shaped her. Her words resonated with many, especially when she spoke about the lessons learned from challenges faced during her tenure. Following her reflection, incoming president Benson Ling stepped up to share his hopes and plans for the year ahead, his enthusiasm infectious as he spoke about continuing the legacy while charting new paths.

Perhaps the most touching moments came near the end of the ceremony. Outgoing president Kirsten Chloe shared her journey with genuine emotion, speaking about the ups and downs of leadership and how they shaped her. Her words resonated with many, especially when she spoke about the lessons learned from challenges faced during her tenure. Following her reflection, incoming president Benson Ling stepped up to share his hopes and plans for the year ahead, his enthusiasm infectious as he spoke about continuing the legacy while charting new paths.

The ceremony reached its pinnacle when Kirsten and Benson led their fellow student leaders in the Student Leaders' Pledge. The sound of their unified voices filled the hall – a powerful reminder of their shared commitment to serve the school community.

As the ceremony drew to a close, there was a sense that this wasn't just another school event. It was a celebration of student leadership, marking both an end and a beginning. The theme "Igniting the Future - End of the Beginning" came alive through the stories shared, the promises made, and the visible excitement of students ready to take on their new responsibilities.

The investiture showed how Peicai's student leadership programme continues to nurture young leaders who are ready to make a difference. As the school song played and the new leaders stood tall, it was clear that the flame of leadership would continue burning bright in the hands of these capable young individuals