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Sembawang Primary School

Student Management

Find out how Sembawang Primary School supports students through positive discipline, inclusive education, and programmes on road safety and drug awareness.

Last updated 20 July 2026

Student Management Department

Guiding Principles

At Sembawang Primary School, we are committed to fostering a Safe, Conducive and Inclusive learning environment for all students.

We believe that effective learning flourishes when students demonstrate positive behaviour and build meaningful relationships with their peers. These relationships are anchored in our core school values of Care, Gratitude and Integrity, which guide our students in their daily interactions and personal growth.

Discipline in SBPS

The Student Management Department embraces a positive, whole-school approach to discipline. We believe that:

• Students thrive in an orderly environment, whilst needing support and space to learn from mistakes

• Discipline is an educational journey that builds self-discipline and shapes character

• Consequences for poor choices must be fair, firm and appropriate, serving as learning opportunities rather than punishment

Circular diagram showing a positive and proactive approach to discipline with three illustrated groups and text on promote, address, and replace.

Support for Students

At Sembawang Primary School, we champion inclusive education, recognising that each student has unique needs and challenges.

We understand that each child's journey is unique - even students with similar diagnoses may have different learning needs and progress at their own pace. We provide specialised support through dedicated personnel and tailored programmes. Our counselling team provides professional support for students' emotional well-being and personal development. We work closely with parents to implement targeted interventions that enhance students' social and emotional growth.

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Signature Programs

1.    CNB Anti-Drug Ambassador

(left) Students seated on the hall floor raise their hands enthusiastically as a costumed superhero performer engages the crowd on stage, beneath a "THE BEST FROM ME" banner and a projected screen showing a colourful playground illustration. (right) The costumed performer stands with arms raised on stage next to two young students and two staff members, in front of a screen displaying "BE POSITIVE AND STAY HEALTHY" with a superhero-themed graphic, while the audience watches from the hall floor.

The School partners with CNB to promote a Drug-Free Singapore to our students, through assembly awareness and targetted activities at the primary 4 and primary 5 levels.

2.    Road Safety Awareness

Working closely with Singapore Police Force, the school educate our students on the importance of road safety and the role they have to play.

Photos in Action

Students in school uniforms with backpacks queue up to enter through a colourful archway entrance to "The Road Safety Community Park," decorated with cycling safety murals.

Road Safety Community Park @ ECP

Students on bicycles and a tricycle wearing helmets ride along a paved path through a grassy park with large shady trees, practising road safety skills.

Students learning how to stay safe while cycling

Two students, one wearing a high-visibility vest and cycling helmet, stand at an outdoor learning station reading information near road signage in the park.

Looking out for peers as Safety Marshalls

A group of students pose on stage holding certificates during a "Traffic Games Prize Presentation," with a facilitator standing behind them and Singapore Police Force mascot graphics (Rediscover Rachel and a road safety character) on the backdrop.

Our Road Safety Champions