For all who has been asking, the revised names for Civic Moral Education (CME) for the different languages are:
Chinese Language
《好品德 好公民》
"Good Character, Good Citizen"
Malay Language
“Rakyat Budiman”
"Citizens with Good Character"
Tamil Language
“Citizens with Values”
English Language
"Character and Citizenship Education"
Now you know what to tell the person when asked for the new name for CME!
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Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Saturday, 3 August 2013
A heart for the elderly
To play our part in contributing to the society, this year, our Primary 5 students and the teachers would be making a special card for the elderly in Sree Narayana Home!
Most importantly, it is the heart and thoughts put in, to make this card a special one, for all the elderly in the home. We hope to make a little difference to their new year celebrations at the end of this year.
Here's some of the nice and beautiful cards that our teachers have made.
Most importantly, it is the heart and thoughts put in, to make this card a special one, for all the elderly in the home. We hope to make a little difference to their new year celebrations at the end of this year.
Have you started making yours?
Wednesday, 31 July 2013
CME Talk on Volunteerism
We have just ended our morning assembly talk on Volunteerism Spirit and the Values-In-Action Activities (Previously known as CIP Activities) we have at Endeavour Primary.
We hope to build and spread the Endeavour Volunteerism Spirit together!
Sunday, 28 July 2013
Friday, 26 July 2013
Celebrating Singapore. Celebrating Festivals Together.
In conjunction with the Racial Harmony Day, there was an art competition, jointly organized by NE and CME for our P3 and P4 students. The theme was “Celebrating Singapore. Celebrating Festivals Together.” The objective of the competition was to enable our students to learn more about the major cultural festivals in Singapore. This would enable them to appreciate some of the cultural practices in our multi-racial society.
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