Music

Explore how students at PVPS develop a love for music and the arts through hands-on programmes, performances, and competitions.

Last updated 3 June 2026

Exposure

To foster greater appreciation for the arts, students are introduced to different forms of arts through programmes like assembly performances and talks.

PVPS Got Talent

PVPS Got Talent aims to provide talented students a platform to showcase their talents. It also aims to cultivate audience and performer etiquette in the audience and performers respectively. Through the programme, we have identified selected students to take part in external music competitions.

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Experience

Students learn best through hands-on participation in various performing arts. Through our modular music and dance activities, students are equipped with a sense of musicality, psychomotor skills, instrumental techniques and skills.

Music Modular Programmes

P1 – P4 Game based Activities

Students learn music concepts while having fun! As students’ participation and motivation increase, they create positive experiences which lead to better learning retention.

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P3 and P4 Ukulele

The ukulele has become increasingly popular in recent times because of its size and its unique sound. It is easier to learn and serves as a good stepping stone for students to learn the guitar at P5. As part of our broad-based arts approach, this programme is aimed at introducing students to the ukulele instrument. The module will give them a better understanding of the anatomy of the ukulele, the various chord progressions and using the instrument to express themselves through music. Through this module, we will build our students’ foundation in rhythm and their aural abilities.

Children in school uniforms sit on a wooden floor in rows, each holding and playing a ukulele in a large hall.

P3 – P5 World Music

Students learn different ethnic percussion techniques and express their musical skills by playing various musical instruments from the different ethnic groups. Students also get to appreciate local cultures during the lessons.

Children in school uniforms sit on a wooden floor around a xylophone and tambourine during a music class.

P5 Guitar

The P5 students learn the basic guitar skills such as strumming and plucking. They put up performances during school events.

A large group of children in school uniforms sitting on steps, each playing an acoustic guitar before a red curtain.

Dance Enrichment – P1, P2 and P6

The P1, P2 and P6 students learn the different modern dance genres as part of their school enrichment programmes. Each class learns a unique dance to be performed at their year-end promotion concerts

Children in white shirts and jeans perform a dance in a classroom while adults watch and record with phones.

Performer in blue shirt stands on stage with many arms extending behind them, creating a multi-armed illusion.

Digital Music Programmes

P6 Garageband Programme

The P6 students learn basic keyboard skills and composing on the GarageBand. Students go through a series of lessons from Jazz to Pop music to create their own melodic composition via iPad GarageBand. Students are encouraged to be creative in their music making, bringing their ideas to life.

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Excellence

Students celebrate their artistic efforts and achievements through Internal and external performances, competitions and events.

Events

Celebrations through the Arts – Body Percussion

To cultivate life-long learning and connection to music, we infuse body percussion in many of our celebrations. Teachers and students across different levels interact and create music together. While being self-directed learners, students explore music-making with creative expressions.

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Performances

P1 Little Stars and P2 Broadway

Our Primary 1 and 2 students have the opportunity to showcase their drama and dance skills which they have acquired during their enrichment programmes in this yearly concert.

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P6 Graduation

Our Primary 6 Graduation Ceremony is a special event in celebration of our students' six years journey in Park View Primary School. The P6 students learn the various Hip Hop dance styles as a post-PSLE activity. Each class learns a unique dance. The students will perform the specially choreographed dance during their Graduation Ceremony.

A smiling person stands on stage surrounded by children in matching teal Class of 2024 shirts performing a dance.