Student Leadership

Vision: Leaders of Character, championing Service & Excellence
Mission: To nurture future-ready students, anchored on values

In Park View, we believe that every child is a leader. PVPS adopts a whole-school approach to student leadership using a 3-tier approach, the ASK approach:

Leadership for All
Leadership for Student Leadership Council
Leadership for Key Leaders

Student leadership programmes at each tier is designed to develop leadership competencies and E21CC while anchoring our students in values. Every student is given an opportunity to be a leader through our differentiated, student-centric and values-driven programmes.

Leadership for All  

The "Leadership for All" tier is aimed at embedding leadership qualities across the entire student body. This foundational level ensures that every student is exposed to leadership principles and practices, while carrying out their duties as Class Committee Leaders (CCL) as well as attending leadership workshops or applying leadership competencies through class projects such as VIA. CCL roles are rotated on a semestral basis to facilitate the children’s exploration of their strength and embrace of challenges. Through this, the children can recognise their potential as leaders as well as work on developing and improving their leadership competencies while serving their class. 

Leadership for Student Leadership Councils (SLC)

Leadership for Student Leadership Council focuses on developing a smaller group of students who are formally recognized as SLC leaders within the school. These students are often involved in championing causes or focus areas of the respective SLCs.

SLC Leaders are given opportunities to plan and implement school events and programmes pertaining to the focus area of their SLC. They undergo training, workshop and attend leadership camps to hone their leadership skills.

The SLC in PVPS comprises of the following:

Prefects

At PVPS, prefects are servant leaders who lead by example and challenge their peers to embody the school's shared values. They are role models, inspiring the student body through their actions and commitment to upholding the school’s ethos of respect, responsibility, and resilience.

Prefects represent the voice of the student population, leading school-wide initiatives such as the C3 Challenge, collaboration projects with Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore, Teachers’ Day celebrations, and outreach programmes to kindergartens. Through these projects, they foster a spirit of unity and service within the school community.

As school ambassadors, our prefects play a key role in various school programmes and events, such as P1 Orientation, Little Stars and Broadway, Speech Day, and National Education events like Total Defence Day and National Day. Their presence at these events helps create a welcoming and positive atmosphere, showcasing the pride and dedication of PVPS students.

Teachers-in-charge

Mrs Jareen Wong, Mrs Adeline Ang & Mdm Sharina

Eco Ambassadors

The Eco Ambassadors focus is environmental conservation.  The Council is dedicated to spread awareness and educate the school in environmental issues as well as making meaningful contribution to saving the Earth.

The Green ambassadors seek to work on Green Projects and spearhead the schools’ 3R efforts.

Teachers-in-charge

Mdm Zahrah, Miss Charlene Lee & Mdm Natalie Lim

Reading Ambassadors

Reading Ambassadors promote a love of reading across the school by conducting Book Talks and Storytelling during assemblies, supporting reading events like the Library Fiesta, and serving as reading buddies to younger students and the community. They inspire a culture of literary enjoyment, encouraging peers to explore new books and helping younger students develop their reading skills.

Teachers-in-charge

Ms Sherylene Soh and Mdm Norhanim

Peer Support Leaders

A Peer Support Leader serves as a cornerstone in nurturing a strong, inclusive school culture. By actively fostering connections, they help students feel valued and integrated into the wider school community. They offer both practical assistance and socio-emotional support, whether it’s helping peers navigate academic pressures or providing a listening ear during personal struggles. Their role extends beyond support—they are catalysts for positive change, influencing mindsets and behaviors that promote kindness, respect, and perseverance. As advocates for well-being, they embody the qualities of good character, leading by example and promoting mental, emotional, and social health. Peer Support Leaders are crucial in building resilience, not only within themselves but also among their peers, instilling a sense of solidarity and shared responsibility in tackling both personal and collective challenges within the school.

Teachers-in-charge

Ms Pamela See, Mr Lee Eng Tiong, Miss Lee Siew Kiang, Mdm Patricia Yeo

CCA Leaders

Healthy living promotion is the goal of CCA leaders in schools. They take an active part in school activities including the P1 orientation program, lead the school in Active Friday workout, and help teachers oversee Play@Recess every day at different locations. They also played an essential role in raising awareness of the value of health during Healthy Lifestyle Week.

Teachers-in-charge

Mr Azmi Bin Kasim

Leadership for Key Leaders

Leadership for Key Leaders is tailored for selected SLC leaders who exhibit exceptional leadership potential.

 They assume significant roles in advancing causes within and beyond the school environment.

These students typically engage in high-impact initiatives, such as planning Values-in-Action (VIA) projects using Design Thinking, collaborating with external partners like the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (CPAS), and implementing suggestions gathered through the Active Contributor Programme (ACP).

Teachers-in-charge

P4 – Mrs Julie Ling
P5 – Ms Pamela See, Ms Kimberly Aeria
P6 – Mrs Ong & Mrs Celine Lim 

Conclusion

A whole-school approach to PVPS Student Leadership Development Programme, encompassing the three tiers of Leadership for All, Leadership for the Student Leadership Council, and Leadership for Key Leaders, ensures that leadership development is both inclusive and impactful. By integrating differentiated training, maintaining a student-centric focus, emphasizing core values, and adopting a developmental and spiral curriculum, the school can effectively nurture leadership qualities at all levels. This approach not only enhances student engagement and personal growth but also contributes to a more vibrant and effective school community.