Events
Discover how our Humanities Talent Development Programme takes students beyond the classroom through MUN debates, exhibitions, and award-winning research challenges.
This year, our school launched the Humanities Talent Development Programme (HTDP) with the objective of nurturing students’ passion for the Humanities and extending their learning beyond the academic syllabus. The programme seeks to develop students’ critical understanding of History and Geography while providing opportunities to explore real-world applications of these disciplines. As part of the programme, four Secondary 4 students participated in the Jurong Pioneer Model United Nations, where they represented different countries as delegates and engaged in deliberations on global issues. Through this experience, students honed their research, analytical, and public speaking skills, while gaining valuable insights through interactions with delegates from other schools. Additionally, selected students visited the "Sojourners to Citizens - The Citizenship Journey Roving Exhibition" at Nanyang Girls’ High School to learn about Singapore’s citizenship journey, which deepened their appreciation of the nation’s history and identity. In addition, we are also glad to announce that the two teams that we had sent for the National Library Board (NLB)'s Historical Scene Investigation (H.S.I.) Challenge had achieved the Gold and Bronze award respectively.
Our Sec 4 students at Jurong Pioneer Junior College for the Model United Nations (MUN).
Our Sec 2 and 3 students listening to the student guides about Singapore's citizenship journey at Nanyang Girls' High School.