Primary 6 Students Connect Across Cultures through Virtual Exchange with Taiwan School
We recently welcomed an enriching cultural learning experience as Primary 6 students participated in a Virtual Exchange Programme with Ching Tsao Hu Elementary School, Taiwan. The session provided students with the opportunity to connect with peers from another country while gaining meaningful insights into daily school life and cultural traditions beyond Malaysia. During the exchange, students from Ching Tsao Hu Elementary School introduced their campus, sharing its location, surrounding environment, school facilities, and a special cultural performance that reflected the spirit of their community.
A Morning Full Of Life At PPS Riang Raya Run 2026
Energy, excitement, and a strong sense of togetherness filled the morning as Peninsula Private School brought its community together for the PPS Riang Raya Run 2026. Held on 10 April 2026 at Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, the event welcomed students, parents, and staff for a meaningful day of movement, resilience, and celebration. From the moment participants gathered, there was a shared sense of anticipation. The morning began with an opening ceremony and warm-up aerobics session, setting the tone for what would become an unforgettable experience. As the run commenced, students across Primary and Secondary levels took on either the 3.5 km or 5 km routes, each step marked by determination, encouragement, and growing confidence.
Small Lessons, Big Impact: Learning Smart Money Habits Early
Understanding money does not begin in adulthood. It starts with small, meaningful lessons in childhood. On 1 April 2026, our students experienced The Money Genius Mission, where they explored what it means to make smart choices with money in a way that felt natural and engaging. Through interactive checkpoint games and hands-on activities, they learned how to save, spend wisely, and think carefully before making decisions.
Because No Child Should Feel Alone
We recently conducted the “Be the Change, Not the Bystander!” Anti-Bullying Programme on 10 March 2026 at the school auditorium, reinforcing the importance of empathy, kindness, and creating a safe environment where every student feels supported. The programme was facilitated by students from the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, IMU University, who guided participants through a series of engaging and interactive activities designed to help students better understand bullying, its impact, and how to respond responsibly.
Nurturing Confidence and Wellbeing Through a Puberty Awareness Programme
The transition into adolescence is a significant stage in a student’s development. Supporting students with the right guidance during this period helps them better understand themselves and navigate change with confidence.
To support this journey, upper primary and lower secondary students participated in a Puberty Awareness Programme designed to provide age-appropriate understanding of physical, emotional, and social changes during puberty. Through guided sessions, students were allowed to explore these changes in a safe and respectful environment.
Celebrating Culture and Community Through a Meaningful Chinese New Year Celebration
Chinese New Year is a time of renewal, reflection, and togetherness. It is also an opportunity for students to experience cultural traditions in a meaningful and engaging way. The school came alive with festive energy as students and teachers gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year through a series of vibrant activities. From confident student performances to the lively lion dance, each moment reflected the richness of tradition and the joy of shared celebration.
Nurturing Confidence and Connection Through a Hands-On Baking Experience
Starting secondary school is a significant milestone, and creating opportunities for students to feel comfortable and connected early on is essential. As part of this transition, Secondary 1 students took part in a hands-on baking workshop where they worked together to prepare cottage pie.
Building Healthy Habits Through a Meaningful Dental Care Programme
Developing good oral hygiene habits from a young age is essential for long-term health and confidence. To support this, we organised a Dental Care Programme that combined both education and practical care.
The programme included a dental health awareness talk, where students learned about the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene and how simple daily habits such as proper brushing and regular care can help protect their teeth. The session also encouraged students to take greater responsibility for their personal health.