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
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
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
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.
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
Peninsula Private School’s Primary 1 to 3 students recently engaged in the “Heroes in Our Community” programme, an initiative designed to deepen their understanding of essential community roles. The young learners enthusiastically explored various professions, donning costumes to represent their chosen community helpers, and delivered presentations that highlighted the significance
