Student Leadership
Prefectorial Board
At Concord Primary School, we believe that every student can be a leader, not only through formal positions, but also through daily acts of care, responsibility, and perseverance. Our Prefectorial Board exemplifies this belief, serving as role models who uphold the school’s values and contribute actively to our community.
Grounded in the school’s Student Leadership Framework, the Prefectorial Board nurtures each prefect to grow as a:
Prefects as Student Leaders
Prefects are selected based on character, conduct and their potential to lead with integrity. They play an important role in maintaining a safe, respectful and inclusive school environment. Prefects serve in a variety of ways:
· Leading morning assemblies, pledge-taking and emceeing events
· Supporting school routines during recess and transitions
· Modelling positive behaviour and mentoring other prefects
· Representing the student voice at key school events
· Contributing to school-wide initiatives and community outreach
Leadership Progression & Executive Committee
Prefects in Primary 3 and 4 begin by assisting with simple responsibilities and learning leadership from peers. As they progress to Primary 5 and 6, they take on expanded roles such as mentoring others, leading initiatives and representing the student voice.
The Prefectorial Executive Committee (Head Prefect, Vice-Head Prefects, and Exco members) guides the Board and works closely with teachers to coordinate training, duties, and key events.
The 2025 Prefectorial Board and Executive Committee are featured below:
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Signature Prefectorial Events in 2025
Prefects’ Investiture
On Monday, 7 April 2025, the Prefects’ Investiture was held. This formal ceremony marked the beginning of the prefects’ leadership journey. It affirms their roles as ambassadors of the school’s values and celebrates their commitment to serve with integrity and compassion.
Tree-Planting VIA Activity with Community Leaders
On Sunday, 4 May 2025, the prefects and the Science Environmental Education monitors partnered with community leaders to plant trees in the Keat Hong neighbourhood in a meaningful Values-in-Action (VIA) collaboration. The event was graced by the presence of the guest of honour, Keat Hong (Chua Chu Kang GRC) advisor, Mr Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim. This experience reinforced Concord’s commitment to sustainability and taught students the value of civic engagement.
25th Anniversary VIA Activity with Senior Citizens
As part of Concord’s 25th anniversary celebrations, prefects led a special outreach programme with senior citizens — organising performances, activities, and conversations that bridged generations and built empathy.
