Human Jackpot Game at GEP 25th Anniversiry

Impromptu Speech at GEP 25th Anniversity on youtube

Vistors from HongKong

We were delighted to host a visit by Mr Michael Suen, the Hong Kong Secretary for Education and a group of delegates. A group of GEP pupils presented their FPS project to our distinguished visitors.

UK Visitors

On the 27th May, a group of visitors from UK visited our GEP classes and observed the P5 GEP EL lessons taught by Mr Tan Ying Kiat and Ms Jaclyn Zeng. They were also briefed by Mrs Loo Poh Keng on the GEP Programme.

Visit by a Principal from Australia

On the 6th April, a Principal from Australia visited us and she spent some time learning about the Gifted Education Programme from our Head-of-Department, Mrs Loo Poh Keng and she called on our Principal , Mdm Heng Boey Hong too.

Korean Visitors

This year, a group of Korean visitors visited our school on the 8th Jan. They were greeted by our Principal Mdm Heng Boey Hong and then briefed by our GEP Head-of–Department, Mrs Loo Poh Keng .They enjoyed the walkabout and expressed that they liked the IRS project presented by our pupil, Wong Zi Liang from 6M.

GEP 25th Anniversary Celebrations in Nanyang Primary School

On the 3rd July this year, we celebrated the GEP 25th Anniversary in the classrooms.The time-table was suspended for 2 hours from 8 to 10 a.m. In each of the GEP classes, form teachers started by showing the powerpoint slides on the history of GEP in Nanyang Primary school as well as the goals and mission of the GEP. These slides were prepared specially by our team of senior GEP teachers. Pupils then did the CIP activity on the Orange Ribbon Project. They also had the opportunity to play some games within the classes. Each pupil was given a souvenir of a cap and water bottle to mark the occasion.

Many of our pupils were able to express themselves well in saying that they will emulate their seniors by doing better in their exams and participating in National competitions. Some went on to say that they will have to change their "poor attitude" to one that is better in contributing to the society. Thanks to our teachers, you are able to enjoy a video and some photos shown in this blog.