2022

Silver & Bronze Awards for 5th Text Recital Competition

The Text Recitation Competition for Primary and Secondary Schools is jointly organized by the Committee for the Promotion of Chinese Language Learning, Anderson Primary School and the Singapore Chinese Language Teachers’ Recitation Art Association. The purpose of the competition is to allow students to deepen their understanding of the text, strengthen their ability in Chinese reading and reciting through text recitation, and at the same time stimulate students’ enthusiasm and interest in learning Chinese.

Raffles Liveable Cities Challenge 2022

Our GESPS team comprising of Anand Magisha (P4 Integrity), Queenie Go (P5 Empathy) and Teo Ray Han (P6 Self Discipline) came in third place for the Raffles Liveable Cities Challenge’s ‘Water is Life’ poster-making competition. They created a poster to inform other about water and advocate for the importance of water conservation.

Singapore Science Buskers Competition – Judges Choice Award and Most Creative Video Award

Our GESPian science buskers, Agastya Chakravarty (P4 Empathy) and Dhaivik Reddy (P4 Empathy) showcased the science behind a citrus volcano at the 2022 Singapore Science Buskers Competition. They were awarded the Judges Choice Award and the Most Creative Video Award. [2022]

8world feature on GESPS Applied Learning Programme (ALP) on Food Sustainability

In this 8world feature on the range of Applied Learning Programmes and Lifelong Learning Programmes across different schools, Teo Ray Han (P6 Self Discipline) shares about what he learned from the school’s ALP on food sustainability, and how he applies it in his daily life. [2022]

部分小学设“城市农场”推行绿化项目灌输食品可持续性概念- 8world

We are Featured on MOE’s Facebook Page

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GESPS is featured on MOE’s Facebook page. The Facebook post provides snapshots of learning experiences in the school which are designed to connect what students learnt in class to the outside world

We are Featured on Channel 8

GESPS is featured on Channel 8’s current affairs show, Frontline. It showcases the programmes which the school designs to foster the joy of learning. These programmes are made possible due to the time freed up from the removal of mid-year exams.