Morning session
Years 1, 4, 5 and 6
7.30 am – 1.00 pm
Caring for every pupil
The Student Affairs unit (Hal Ehwal Murid) looks after pupils' welfare, discipline, health and safety — so that school is a place they are happy to come to.
The school day
School hours
School runs from Sunday to Thursday, in a morning and an afternoon session.
Preschool
Ages 5 and 6
8.00 am – 12.00 noon
Afternoon session
Years 2 and 3
1.15 pm – 6.15 pm
Break times
- Years 1 and 49.30 – 10.00 am
- Preschool, Years 5 and 610.00 – 10.30 am
- Years 2 and 33.15 – 3.45 pm
Good to know
- Morning-session pupils arrive between 6.50 and 7.10 am and should be in class by 7.15 am.
- Preschool and Year 1 pupils wait in the canteen until their class teacher collects them.
- Pupils who are absent should bring a letter from a parent or guardian, or a medical certificate.
- After the final bell, pupils waiting to be collected wait at the guard post, not in the classrooms.
- All visitors sign in and collect a visitor pass at the guard post before going to the office.
Welfare & support
Help that reaches every child
Assistance programmes run by the school with the Ministry of Education, so that no pupil is held back by circumstance.
Supplementary food programme (RMT)
Daily meals for eligible pupils, with menus that follow Ministry of Education guidelines.
School milk programme
Milk supplied to pupils under the Ministry's Program Susu Sekolah.
Financial assistance
Early schooling aid (BAP), the trust fund for pupils from low-income families (KWAPM) and eKasih support.
Textbook loan scheme (SPBT)
Textbooks are lent to pupils in the first week of school and collected back through class teachers.
Guidance and counselling
Individual and group counselling with Megalaa V. Subramaniam, our counselling teacher, plus motivation programmes and a peer-support programme (PRS).
Health
Health and dental checks and immunisation with the district health clinic, and a first-aid room.
Caring teachers
The Guru Penyayang programme: welcoming pupils each morning, mentor–mentee sessions and home visits.
Welfare fund
Help with money, clothing and school supplies for pupils who need it.
Prefects' board 2026
Leading by example
Our prefects help keep school life safe and orderly, and set an example for younger pupils.
“Pemimpin bukan dilahirkan, tetapi dibentuk dengan disiplin, amanah dan integriti.”Disiplin
Discipline
Following the rules and keeping time, with full responsibility.
Amanah
Trustworthiness
Being trusted, and carrying out duties honestly.
Berintegriti
Integrity
Holding firm to truth and fairness.
Head Prefect
Luvithra a/p Saravanan
Assistant Head Prefect
Yakshita a/p Puvintan
Secretary
Shaiileesh a/l Gobu
Assistant Secretary
Tasmitha a/p Kumareasan
Treasurer
Mohnieskaa a/p Vinothen
Committee member, Year 6
Vaishnevy a/p Dharma Raj
Committee member, Year 5
Kaviyaashree a/p Varatharajan
Committee member, Year 4
Niranjen a/l Baarathi
Standards
A safe, orderly school
Three teams of teachers keep day-to-day school life running well.
Discipline and prefects
A discipline board and a prefects' board keep school rules fair and consistent. New prefects are chosen every October and attend leadership training.
- Discipline: Parameswari a/p Palaniapen
- Prefects: Theyvah a/l Kuppusamy
Safety, health and cleanliness (3K)
The 3K committee looks after a clean, safe and cheerful school — from fire drills and safe routes to hand-washing and tidy classrooms.
- Safety: Kothai a/p Gopalan
- Cleanliness: Amuthavally a/p Muniandy
Canteen
The canteen committee checks food quality, prices and hygiene, and that the canteen's grade and price list are on display.
- Canteen: Selvee a/p Jayaraman
Gate safety
MySchoolGate
The school uses MySchoolGate to monitor safety at the school gate. Parents and guardians can scan the QR code to use it.
Student Affairs is led by the Senior Assistant for Student Affairs, Vithyawathi Ramanaidu. For any question about your child, please contact the school office.
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