Character and Citizenship Education (CCE)

The CCE curriculum, guided by the CCE 2021 Curriculum Frame aims to develop good character, resilience, social-emotional well-being, future readiness, and active citizenship in our students. At Northshore, our school-based CCE programmes align with our school vision and nurture S.M.A.R.T. values in our students.

Courage to Explore

Through our Education and Career Guidance (ECG) efforts, students are equipped with the knowledge and skills to explore their secondary school options and future career pathways. Visit Northshore Primary School ECG page for more details and updates.

Zones of Regulation in-house curriculum helps students build emotional awareness and self-management skills. This provides the foundation for emotional resilience and adaptability, enabling them to take the courage to explore new opportunities and be tenacious through challenges.

Exchanging for an encouragement sticker that puts us in the green zone

Voting for my favourite fidget tool

Learning about box breathing

Lower primary classrooms have a rainbow cove for emotion regulation

Passion to Learn

Passion to Learn is expressed through hands-on, experiential learning during National Education commemorative days. Cohort activities are thoughtfully designed to ensure learning is active and memorable for students to develop strong citizenship disposition.

Total Defence Day:
Getting up close with police officers

Civil Defence: Learning to pack a ready bag

Economic Defence: Learning to spend wisely

Social Defence: Learning about hawker culture

International Friendship Day:
Knowing ASEAN cultures

Mekong River simulation

ASEAN sights and sounds in a rubiks cube

About Wayang Kulit

About Tinikling: Traditional Philippine folk dance

Racial Harmony Day:

Experiencing traditional games that bond

Reimagining the future of public housing for social mixing

Exploring cultures through the arts

Primary 3 Racial Harmony Day experience in Social Studies

Heart To Serve

“Be a G.E.M.” is a signature Northshore programme that nurtures a heart to serve in every student—encouraging them to Be Grateful, Show Empathy, and Make a Difference. This is brought to life through two key school-wide experiences.

• Students engage in customized Values-in-Action projects at each level, culminating on Children’s Day. By celebrating Children’s Day as a day of giving, students develop a strong sense of empathy.

• The year also concludes with a time of reflection, where Northshoreans express appreciation to peers, teachers, and family members for gratitude is key to developing a tenacious mindset.

Checking expiry dates from the Food from the Heart donation drive

Inter-class games to raise awareness about Food from the Heart

Cleaning the school

Decorating Children’s Day goodie bags for Suncare SG

Representing the Primary 4 cohort to give out Children’s Day goodie bags

P5 students preparing to teach the P2 juniors about sign language

Our P5 students in action, teaching their juniors

P5 students teaching the P2 students about braille