Uniformed Groups

Brownies

Peiying Primary School offers Brownies as a Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) to our P3 to P6 girls. Peiying Brownies enjoy learning and having amazing adventures together. Brownies are encouraged to explore and discover the world around them and become more independent. They are constantly learning new skills and challenged to try new and adventurous activities that will inspire them to think about what they want to be and do in the future. Activities include Division Days and outdoor cooking.

The Peiying Brownies pack has been awarded the Puan Noor Aishah award for the 11th consecutive year and we have won various competitions within the division and also at the national level.

Brownies are guided by a comprehensive 5-Point Programme, which develops them in 5 areas:

Personal & Social Development – Healthy Me, Courteous Me, Cultured Me
Home – Home Safety & Duties
Outdoor – Discovering Nature, A Green World
Community – My Country, My Neighbourhood, Helper
International – My Brownie Friend, My World

Teachers-in-charge: Mdm Thong Siong Chee, Mdm Nur Hidayah, Mrs Vasanthi Nanda and Ms Yang Ge

Red Cross

Peiying Primary School offers Red Cross as a Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) to our P3 to P6 boys and girls. Peiying Primary School Red Cross Youth (Links) strives to instill the Red Cross Youth spirit and school’s core values – Empathy and Respect in all members.

It is a co-curricular activity (CCA) that integrates character-building, leadership, essential lifesaving skills and knowledge in its curriculum. It brings out the best of our Links and to prepare them for leadership in their families and communities. This is in line with the Ministry of Education’s approach of developing 21st Century competencies among the youths, focusing on character and citizenship education.

Links are groomed to become good citizens with strong senses of civic responsibility. They are trained to be adaptable, resilient and confident team players.

Teachers-in-charge: Ms Soh Mun Leng, Dr Linda Chin, Mdm Toh Ling Juan and Ms Joyce Cheok