Secondary 1 Life Skills Camp

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Contributed by SABRINA BTE EMIL, TEO LI YEN LYDIA, YEO PECK HONG

Current Situation:
The orientation programme for the Secondary 1 students did not provide ample opportunities for transition and discovering more about the new classmates and the school.

Improvement:
Having a campfire session that allowed for the Sec 1 classes to come together to work on a performance for the campfire gave them another opportunity to learn more about the class and each other.

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