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Discover how Zhenghua Secondary School builds character and citizenship through values-based learning, community projects, and real-world experiences.

Last updated 24 June 2026

Character and Citizenship

At Zhenghua Secondary School, the Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) Programme anchors the holistic development of our students, guided by our school values of Respect, Resilience, Responsibility, Integrity and Compassion. Aligned with our school vision of developing Dynamic Learners, Thoughtful Contributors and Exemplary Leaders, we provide platforms for students to grow in character, values, and competencies.

Our CCE curriculum is delivered through CLC lessons, E-Portfolio reflections, National Education Commemorative Days, VIA projects and ECG experiences. Initiatives such as FamChamps also nurture family values and strengthen relational skills.

Through these experiences, students develop the core 21st Century Competencies of Adaptive Thinking, Inventive Thinking and Communication, equipping them to contribute meaningfully to their families, school and nation.

A group of students in red uniforms pose together indoors with a person in a floral shirt at the center.

Sec 5 students and teachers celebrating the spirit of giving at the Chinese New Year VIA project, where the school community came together to spread festive cheer

Workers in red shirts distribute food items from cardboard boxes to shoppers in a bright indoor market.

Students distributing groceries donated by school staff and students, supporting residents through the project in collaboration with Zhenghua CC

Four young males in red and dark polo shirts stand in a narrow corridor near a barred window with plants.

Students engaging residents through door-to-door visits to better understand their needs, exemplifying the spirit of being thoughtful contributors

Three students in red uniforms sit at desks, looking at a laptop screen showing a street view map.

As part of the Inclusivity Project, students experienced what it feels like to navigate public spaces with visual impairments through digital simulations.

A speaker in military uniform presents a "History of Total Defence" slideshow to students in a school hall.

Zhenghua alumnus ME2 Kenny returned to inspire our students during Total Defence Day, emphasising the importance of resilience and unity in safeguarding Singapore

Five masked students in a medical simulation room with a hospital bed, a dummy patient, and a CPR infant mannequin.

Students gained insights into various career opportunities through the Work Experience Programme in the Care Industry