2019 Term 4 Events

P6 Encouragement Stationery Kits

The Parents Support Group (PSG) mooted the initiative to motivate and provide moral support to the P6 cohort for their upcoming PSLE by sponsoring handy stationery kits. Each stationery kit, comes with a transparent zipper case, two ballpoint pens, two pencils, a ruler, eraser and sharpener, is meant to provide the students with the necessary stationery for the penultimate event; PSLE, before graduating from YCKPS. The PSG also prepared a laminated personalised encouragement message was placed in each of the stationery kit. During the Good News Friday morning assembly session, PSG representatives presented the stationery kits to the class monitor who received them on behalf of the class.

PSG representative setting the context

PSG personalised message to parents

Excellence 6 monitor with PSG Mdm Lily Goh. Excellence 5 monitor with PSG Chairman Mr Matthew Liu

Excellence 4 monitor with PSG Ms Shreedevi. Excellence 2 monitor with PSG Ms Joanne Sison.

Excellence 3 monitor with PSG Mdm Ang Ee Wei. Excellence 1 monitor with Mdm Ng Puay Ling.

Olympic Carnival 2019

The YCKPS Olympic Carnival was held on 3 October 2019. The lower primary students were engaged in station-based games where they were able to apply the skills acquired from their daily PE lessons. The upper primary students competed against each other in their inter-class games comprising of handball, floorball and frisbee in pursuit of excellence in their respective games. All students had great time during this event where they displayed the Olympic values of Excellence, Respect and Friendship.

Combining PE skills with Mathematics concept. All focused to make that pass.

Respecting the student umpire. Making that interception.

PSG and parent volunteers team who conducted the lower primary games.

Children’s Day Concert

There was magic in the air for the 2019 Children’s Day concert. The concert theme “Magical YCKPS” encapsulates the excited and captive audience who were enthralled by the breath-taking performances of the teachers and school staff.

First, a comical video, enacted by Upper Primary teachers, showed how “YCKPS Got Magic” and followed by an intriguing and hilarious talent contest – “YCKPS Got Magic”. Next, the Lower Primary and Middle Primary teachers and staff made the famous characters of Disney and Toy Story Land come alive by wearing colourful costumes and strutting along to the stage as well as dancing to the upbeat music on stage. Finally, the PSG sponsored guest magician, Lay Cheng, entertained everyone with bag of comedy magic tricks. Even our principal, Mr Ng, chipped in with a finale song cum guitar rendition of Kermit the frog: “Rainbow Connection”.

Magic has always fascinated and appealed to children of all ages because of the imaginary special powers that make the seemingly impossible happen. Through the concert, the children learnt the virtue of magic by dreaming to do good and accomplishing insurmountable tasks in the face of challenging circumstances e.g. bending metal spoons. In addition, magic spreads the message of hope and belief through the restoration of anything broken to its original state. Hence, children when faced with life challenges can choose to remain optimistic, determined and resilient yet believing that magic could very well happen at the end.

Indeed, there was a consensus amongst the children that this year’s Children’s Day concert was the most memorable to date and bears the hallmark stamp of a truly unique YCKPS experience!

A totally mesmerised audience. YCKPS Got Magic Comical Video.

YCKPS Got Magic: Talent Contestants. Disney characters in YCKPS.

Magical Dance Parade. Swaying to the beat.

Toy Story Soldiers. Dancing to the music.

Toy Story comes alive! Everyone doing some magic.

Lay Cheng - The Comedian Magician. Engaging the audience.

Children’s Day Message. Magical charming comperes.

A Magical Envelope. Unbelievable matching of names!

“MAGIC” finally revealed! “Rainbow Connection” - Mr Ng connecting with the audience.

Homecoming Day

Since 2017, we welcomed the past batches of old boys and girls of YCKPS at the school canteen at the end of each year. In this inaugural event, the casual environment set the mood for ex-student and teachers to catch up with each other on the latest happenings in their lives and reminisce the good old times of the yesteryears. Besides dedicating songs and photo taking, the old boys and girls did not go away disappointed without savoring the unforgettable Sapiah’s black pepper chicken rice.

A picture paints a thousand words - the photos below are very meaningful to us. It shows the bond between our old boys and girls with their teachers.

Students updating their Teachers on their lives, sharing joy and laughter