Our School Videos
At West Spring Primary, innovative programmes are designed to develop our students holistically. Take a look at the videos below to better understand what goes on in the life of a West Springer.
Our School Corporate Video
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Our School Programmes Videos
GOAL 2020 (Go Out And Learn)
ESPRIT (Engaging the Support of Peers to Rally and Inspire Together)
ESPRIT, which stands for Engaging the Support of Peers to Rally and Inspire Together, is a peer-support initiative in WPS. There are four main responsibilities that ESPRIT leaders take on- caring for absentees, cyberwellness, writing words of encouragement and birthday celebrations.
We hope to build a strong culture of peer support in school through ESPRIT.
On 28 July, the ESPRIT leaders of each class led their peers in a birthday celebration for their classmates who are born in July.
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Cleaning up to welcome back students for Term 3 2020
In preparation for Term 3 2020, after the full home-based learning, cleaning staff of WPS worked hard to ensure that the school is clean and safe for all to return. They took the opportunity during the May holidays to clean, sanitise the school and even spruced up the gardens to welcome the staff and students back. Here’s a video which captured them in action.
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#RecyclingChallenge under our STEM ALP (SEAS: Sustaining the Earth with Applied Solutions)
During full Home-Based Learning last month, some West Springers embarked on an optional #RecyclingChallenge under our STEM ALP (SEAS: Sustaining the Earth with Applied Solutions). In this challenge, they expressed their gratitude to the frontliners using recyclables. Watch the video to find out more! #Recyclingchallenge #SGUnite #StayHomeForSG #sembcorp #zerowaste
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Our School Song
We are proud of our students who have adapted well to the new culture of learning during FHBL. They have much resilience, discipline and responsibility during this time.
We would also like to thank all parents for their support and in working alongside with us.
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Full Home-Based Learning 2020
When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. Thank you to all our supportive parents who have been quietly supporting your child in the full home-based learning and giving us encouraging feedback. Here is a video which captures what has been going on before and during FHBL at West Spring Primary. Let’s continue to keep our spirits up during this period of FHBL. Stay Home, stay safe!
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2020 Songs for ACTIVATE
Enjoy this video which showcases the original pieces of music composed by 20 of our P6 students using a music composing software during their music lessons. These pieces are played during ACTIVATE (ACTion to Inculcate VAlue of TEamwork) every day. It signals the time for them to start cleaning up their classrooms at the end of each school day.
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What do WPS students do while waiting for lessons to start?
Living out important values takes discipline and practice. In WPS, students practise self-discipline and care for their teachers while waiting for the next lesson to begin. It has become a routine that students will read a book the moment they arrive at their classrooms. It is also care shown by West Springers to our teachers as teachers can be assured that students are gainfully occupied while they too are moving from one lesson to another.
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First Day of School
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West Springers’ art work on display (SMRT 2019)
We are honoured that 21 art pieces and 6 sand art videos of our West Springers’ work will be displayed at the Bukit Panjang interchange for a year from 8 November 2019 as part of the P3 Character and Citizenship Education programme. It aims to spread the message of being gracious when using public transport. This is a preview of what you will be able to see there.
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GOAL 2019 (Go Out And Learn Programme)
GOAL (GO OUT AND LEARN) is an annual school programme for students to enjoy nature and outdoor experiences. The interdisciplinary programme allows students to appreciate what they learn in the various subjects and see the real-world application. At West Spring Primary School, we believe in creating both indoors and outdoors learning experiences to allow all West Springers to have a taste of the joy of learning.
Primary 1 and Primary 3 students will embark on nature-based learning journeys to Chestnut Nature Park and Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve respectively.
Primary 2 students will be involved in a sandcastle-building bonding activity at East Coast Park.
Primary 4 students will be participating in a Heritage Trail through the western region of Singapore.
Primary 5 students will embark on a S.T.E.M related and outdoor orienteering learning journey to Coney Island.
Primary 6 students will be participating in water related activities including Stand-Up Paddling.
Enjoy the video that celebrates our talented West Springers who designed the GOAL t-shirts for their respective levels. We are sure that they would be happy seeing their peers wear their designs on 3 October for GOAL as we usher in Children’s Day on 4 October.
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Learning for Life Programme (LLP)
West Spring Primary School has adopted Outdoor and Experiential Education as the school’s Learning for Life Programme (LLP). Titled Joyful ExperienC.E. (Experience Challenging Endeavours) @ West Spring, our LLP serves to provide students with real-life experiential learning to develop their character and values, cultivate positive attitudes and self-expression and strengthen their people skills. Such learning forms the basis of the school’s mass participation activities like camps, Go Out and Learn (GOAL) and Modular Co-curriculum Activities (MCCA).
In addition, Special Interest Group (SIG) programmes for the P4s to P6s are developed to provide more opportunities for students to pursue learning in line with their interests and to deepen their 21st Century Competencies through a combination of applied learning experiences and life-skills experiences.
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Sustaining the Earth with Applied Solutions (SEAS)
In 2018, the school embarked on its Applied Learning Programme (ALP) – Sustaining the Earth with Applied Solutions (SEAS) which aims to inculcate in our students the 21st Century Competencies through learning experiences in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S.T.E.M.) disciplines and their real-life application to solve problems.
SEAS comprises of activities and learning experiences that centre on the theme of Sustainable Earth, with a distinctive flavour of leveraging on technology for students to explore solutions to address real-world problems. As West Springers work with one another closely in the various activities and innovation projects, students hone their skills as a team player and critical thinker.
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OTTER and FOCAL
OTTER and FOCAL are programmes in place to celebrate positive behaviours, good deeds, and interests of our students. During recess, students are rewarded with a myriad of cognitive, physical and exciting games and activities such as skate scooters and tabletop games. At the same time, students are also presented with opportunities to master chess, checkers and golf. Watch the video to see our students blossoming under FOCAL and OTTER.
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Showcasing talents and recognising successes (STARS)
To cap off 2019, an exciting lineup of performances is in the making in the coming months. At STARS, we will also be celebrating the achievements of our students and the school. For the concert segment, we will also be marking Deepavali to add colour and vibrance to STARS. Performances include samba drumming, instrumental ensemble, beatboxing, sports-dance fusion, medley of songs celebrating our local heritage, wushu dance revolution by a multiracial group of students, parents and teachers. Let’s count down to STARS on 15 November 2019.
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Outdoor Play at our MOE Kindergarten @ West Spring
The children at MOE Kindergarten @ West Spring Primary participate in a variety of physical activities in the great outdoors. Through these activities, they develop better control and coordination in both their gross and fine motor skills. Watch the children enjoy themselves and learn through play.
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Spring cleaning during June holidays
In addition to our school values, students have been constantly reminded of the importance of showing gratitude. During morning assembly, on the first day of school in Term 3, students were in the hall to show their gratitude to the cleaning and operations staff who tirelessly cleaned the school compound during the June school holidays.
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Creating a vibrant and welcoming classroom environment
At West Spring Primary School, we believe in creating a vibrant and welcoming learning environment to allow all West Springers to experience the Joy of Learning. The display of students’ work in the classroom gives our students a voice.
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West Spring Primary 6 students’s journey towards PSLE
In West Spring Primary School, we believe in a holistic approach in supporting our primary 6 students as they journey towards taking their PSLE.
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West Springers’ experience of Virtual Reality in the classroom
West Spring Primary is given the opportunity to share at the MOE Excel Fest 2019 on Virtual EnVIronment For InDependent Learners (VIVID). VIVID is an immersive learning environment to deliver the teaching of Social Studies using virtual reality technology.
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(LIFE) Leading and Invigorating Fruitful Experience Garden
Through planting, caring and harvesting the different types of plants and vegetable in the school garden, students develop an understanding of self-sufficiency through owning a plot of land and in the process, develop a sense of belonging to the school.
Students and members of WPS’s Parent Support Group (PSG) take turns to tend to the garden and through this journey, students also learn to live out two of the school’s core values – responsibility and resilience. Watch this video to have a glimpse of our students and PSG members at our LIFE Garden.
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FRESH (FRuits to Enjoy and Stay Healthy) Tuesday Programme
The school introduces the FRESH Tuesday Programme to inculcate the healthy habit of eating fruits. Every Tuesday, students will be given a fruit to eat during BITES (Brief Interval To Enjoy a Snack) instead of biscuits. This programme which was piloted in 2015 has continued to introduce a variety of fruits to the students. Each year, our students would have tasted more than 20 variety of exotic fruits. In addition, our students are also educated on the fruits and its nutritional values. Students learn about the variety of vitamins, minerals, fibre and their benefits to our body during the programme. Watch West Springers enjoy their weekly FRESH in this video.
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As part of the school’s Character and Citizenship programme, students engage in ACTIVATE, where emphasis is placed on the importance of taking care of their school and learning to help out at home.
BEST Thursday
Social Studies
What is your child Learning in Social Studies? Watch this video and realize the importance of Social Studies in developing your children beyond grades and examinations. As a subject, Social Studies equips our children with key 21st century knowledge, values and skills to take on the challenges of working and living harmoniously with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds in Singapore, our region and beyond.
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