Character & Citizenship Education (CCE)
Explore how Guangyang Secondary School builds character and citizenship through values-based learning. Discover programmes that shape resilient, caring, and responsible students.
At Guangyang Secondary School, our Character and Citizenship Education department nurtures students into lifelong learners and active contributors to society. Grounded in Emerged 21st Century Competencies and social-emotional skills, we emphasise our core values of respect, responsibility, care, grit, and integrity through meaningful experiences that equip students to manage themselves, build positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.
Our approach aligns values education with real-world contexts, ensuring students apply knowledge and skills relevant to their future. Through structured programmes and authentic learning opportunities, we cultivate resilient leaders who embody perseverance, compassionate advocates who serve with empathy, and confident thinkers who aspire to excel in a complex and rapidly changing world.
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Curriculum Content
Character Development Programme
Discover how the school shapes students' values, competencies, and character.
Cyber Wellness
Students explore how to build healthy online habits, positive digital identities, and meaningful cyber relationships as thoughtful members of the online community.
ECG - Career Catalyst Programme
Our signature Career Catalyst Programme guides students in taking ownership of their learning and career journeys, building self-awareness and confidence through hands-on experiences, digital tools, and industry partnerships.
National Education
Explore how National Education is brought to life in schools, with stories and highlights from students and educators across Singapore.
Sexuality Education Programme
Download details about Guangyang Secondary School's Sexuality Education Programme, or contact the school directly with any questions.
Student Voices
Through school events and Values-In-Action (VIA), I learn to be more understanding and to play my part in helping the community around me.— Lim Yu Xuan Kathy
Even during difficult moments, I learn to stay centred and confident.— Dina Ma Jing'En