Student Leadership
Every YCKP-ian, a leader
Our Approach
In line with Yio Chu Kang Primary’s Mission statement of nurturing confident and self-directed learners who are keen to serve, the student leadership team has put in place programmes that are aimed to develop and nurture the leader in every pupil in our school.
Key Beliefs guiding student leadership development in YCKPS
• Every student can be developed as a leader.
• Every student should be developed as a leader.
• Student Leadership Development needs to be intentional.
Student Leadership Framework (I-STEER ©)
The student leadership framework is guided by six main pillars, namely
- I - Identification
- S- Selection
- T- Training
- E- Empowering
- E- Evaluating
- R- Recognizing
Through this framework, the student leadership team develops a structured and progressive programme in YCKPS.
Student Leaders are categorised based on 3 tiers. These tiers help in the formulation of customised programmes and training suited for each of these segments of student leaders.
In order to achieve the aims, student leaders will be;
Specific objectives | Supporting Programme | |
1) Student Leaders to be equipped with leadership skills and school values |
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2) Provided with the opportunity to be active contributors to the school and community |
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Tier 1 : Class Leaders Training
Students are selected based on a rigorous nomination process. Each role is subject specific and teacher mentors are assigned to guide the respective student leaders to carry out their roles and responsibilities as effectively as possible.
Aesthetics Monitors
PE Monitors
Eco-pals
Cyberwellness Warriors
Reading Activists
Tier 2 and 3 : Prefects Training Sessions
Students who show further leadership potential are interviewed by the student leadership team teachers as well as our school leaders. They are then placed as trainee prefects on a probation of 6 months, before they are confirmed as prefects. Prefects who show keen interest in their roles are given the opportunity to assume EXCO roles within the prefectural board, after campaigning and an interview conducted by the school leaders
Prefects honing their presentation and communication skills