Learning for Life Programme (LLP)
Lifelong Learning Programme: Community Youth Leadership
Goal: Every student, a Community Youth Leader
The Learning for Life Programme in Community Youth Leadership (CYL) supports
the school’s vision of nurturing our students to be Champions for the Community.
We adopt the Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership by James M. Kouzes
and Barry Z Posner in developing our student leaders in Junyuan. All student
leaders will be trained in the Student Leadership Challenge (TSLC) and
will have the opportunity to practice:
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Model the Way
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Inspire a Shared Vision
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Challenge the Process
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Enable Others to Act
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Encourage the Heart
Our Junyuan Leadership Development Roadmap
Leadership is a continuous learning journey.
We believe leadership is not positional, and that every student has the potential within them to be a leader. We hope to nurture our student leaders to be concerned citizens and active contributors to the community.
Student Leadership Trainings
Leaders are not born, they are made.
Cohort trainings are conducted during CCE lessons.
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Secondary One (Model the Way)
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Secondary Two (Challenge the Process)
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Secondary Three (Inspire a Shared Vision, Enable Others to Act)
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Secondary Four / Five (Encourage the Heart)
Trainings are also conducted for student leaders of various leadership groups. The leadership development programmes for appointed leaders are segmented and progressive. Some of these trainings include:
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Leaders' Anchor Session for Class Leaders and Peer Support Leaders
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Student Council Internship & Training
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CCA Leaders' Training
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Orientation Leaders' Training
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Junyuan Student Leaders
Leadership development is also character development.
1) The Student Council
The Student Council aims to
Lead, Serve and Inspire students to be Champions for our Community.
Councilors organise a variety of projects and events within and outside of school. Trainings, workshops, learning journeys and VIA projects are some of the leadership experiences that our councilors will engage in to hone their leadership skills.
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2) Orientation Leaders
Orientation Leaders are a vibrant,
energetic bunch of student leaders who volunteer to lead and guide incoming
Secondary One students. Not only do they facilitate their Secondary One
groups during Orientation, they continue to engage them throughout Term
One in conversations involving CCA, time management and peer support.
3) Peer Support Leaders
At Junyuan Secondary, our
Peer Support Leaders (PSLs) are at the heart of building a culture of care
and connection. Guided by their mission to promote mental well-being and a sense of belonging,
PSLs take the lead in creating safe, supportive and uplifting spaces for
all students.
Throughout the year, PSLs spearhead meaningful initiatives that bring our community together:
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Power Up! Class Bonding Games: energising classmates with fun, engaging games that strengthen friendships and unity.
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Caught in the Good Act: recognising and affirming everyday acts of kindness, respect and responsibility among peers.
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Attitude for Gratitude: developing a sense of gratitude through class activities and habit building
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International Friendship Day: celebrating diversity and cross-cultural understanding through engaging the school with an interactive game.
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Project WeCare: showing appreciation for non-teaching staff and reminding everyone that care and gratitude go a long way.
These initiatives help to shape a culture where everyone feels valued, supported, and empowered to thrive.
Our PSLs aspire to be Adaptable Leaders, Confident Communicators, and Empathetic Peer Supporters, and go through training to hone their leadership and facilitation skills. They lead by example and exemplify the importance of looking out for one another and extending a helping hand, so that every Junyuanite can be a peer supporter.
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Class-based lessons on
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Power Up!
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‘Caught in the Good Act’ Awards |
International Friendship Day
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Getting to know our Non-Teaching staff |
Conducting a Jesmonite Workshop for our Non-Teaching Staff |
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Anchor Training Sessions on Facilitation and Peer Influencing |
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4) Class Leaders
Our class chairperson and vice-chairperson
play an important role in class. Together with the other class committee
members, they assist the form teachers with administrative duties and lead
in the various level-wide class events.
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5) CCA Leaders
Leading with passion and pride, these
student leaders play a crucial role in the running of their CCAs.
Junyuan Student Leadership Opportunities
Leadership is everyone’s business.
1) Secondary One Service Learning & Innovation (SLI) Exposure
All
Secondary One students go through a Service Learning & Innovation (SLI)
workshop to equip themselves with the knowledge of service learning and
the use of Innovation Protocol to understand their roles in helping the
community and generating ideas for community projects. In giving back to
the community, we partnered with Food Bank Singapore and enabled every
Secondary One class to raise awareness on food insecurity and organise
food donation drives in Junyuan Secondary.
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2) Secondary Two Class VIA Project
All Secondary
Two students will plan and execute their very own Values in Action (VIA)
project as a class. This platform aims to develop students as socially
responsible citizens who contributes to the community. Some classes have
chosen to raise awareness and appreciate our non-teaching staff who work
tirelessly for the Junyuan community. Other classes have partnered with
external organisations to support a good cause.
3) Secondary Three Co-organising of School Events
All Secondary Three students have the opportunity to organise a school
event with their schoolmates and teachers. This allows them to take ownership
of the selected school event and practise their leadership skills. Some
of these events include Graduation Day, Teachers Day, Hari Raya Celebrations,
Racial Harmony, International Friendship Day and many more.
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4) CHAMPs-initiated Projects
As part of student advocacy, all students are welcomed to initiate projects
that aim to improve the school environment, community, or kick start new
initiatives for a good cause. They can propose changes, provide suggestions
and lead in their very own student-initiated project. Some successful projects
include Ofobrella (JY umbrella rental system), Class Calendar Whiteboards,
Anti-Bacteria Hygiene Awareness Campaign, delivery rider appreciation,
JY Charity Garden and Project MYRMEX.
Junyuan Student Leadership Recognition
Leaders encourage the hearts of others.
Student Leaders’ Investiture serves to affirm the efforts of our student leaders. Be it class leaders, CCA leaders, Student Council or Peer Support leaders, all of them were recognised through our Investiture ceremony this year.
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Overseas Values-In-Action
As part of our holistic development of Junyuan Champs, Secondary 3 students
can volunteer to embark on an Overseas Values-in-Action trip to Cambodia.
Some of our service learning work on OVIA include:
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Providing an educational experience to young children or residents at an orphanage
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Humanitarian work and social engagement with local villages
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Cultural experience in Cambodia.
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This programme aims to develop Champions for the Community who are motivated to positively impact their community whether near or far.
Community Youth Leadership Team
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SH/Student Leadership |
Ms Thng |
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Student Council Teachers in charge |
Ms Ng Sui Lin
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Peer Support Leaders Teachers in charge |
Ms Michelle Luo
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Community Youth Leadership Teachers |
Mr Kim Choon Hin Kelvin
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