Did you know that Bedok Green Primary School celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026?
That milestone is a good moment to look at what the school has become.
Its current vision is Empowered Learners, Persons of Strength and Character. Its Applied Learning Programme, E2@BGPS, develops environmental literacy through authentic problems. Its Learning for Life Programme, STRIVE@BGPS, uses sports and aesthetics to reinforce values.
So what is so awesome about Bedok Green Primary School? It is the way the school turns “Every Child Matters” into a complete learning system.
Independent eduKateSG profile checked on 5 October 2026. This is not a ranking or school-endorsed publication. Programme details can change; families should use current school and MOE information for cohort-specific decisions.
The Quick Answer
- 2026 is Bedok Green Primary’s Silver Jubilee year.
- E2@BGPS is the ALP. Environmental Education develops inquiry, creativity and maker thinking.
- STRIVE@BGPS is the LLP. Sports and Aesthetics reinforce values and character.
- The school philosophy is Every Child Matters.
- The vision is Empowered Learners, Persons of Strength and Character.
- Current school values: Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Resilience and Compassion.
Every Child Matters
Bedok Green Primary’s philosophy is direct: every child is special, valuable and important.
The school therefore designs support, programmes and learning environments around the belief that different starting points do not determine final potential.
That is a strong educational principle.
Starting position matters for diagnosis.
It should not become a ceiling.
Empowered Learners, Persons of Strength and Character
The current vision combines academic agency with character.
An empowered learner takes ownership.
A person of strength persists.
A person of character acts with integrity and compassion.
E2@BGPS: Environmental Education
Bedok Green Primary’s current Applied Learning Programme is E2@BGPS.
The programme develops environmental knowledge and the practical know-how to act.
Its four broad domains include biodiversity, resources and sustainability, waste management and alternative energies.
Why Environmental Education Works So Well
Environmental problems are naturally interdisciplinary.
Science explains ecosystems and materials.
Mathematics measures change.
Design creates possible solutions.
English communicates the idea.
CCE asks what responsibility looks like.
Authentic Problems Build a Maker Mindset
E2@BGPS connects classroom concepts to real-life applications and encourages pupils to use creativity to solve authentic problems.
That process develops curiosity, resilience and a maker mindset.
Ideas become stronger when reality can test them.
An eduKateSG Example: Reducing School Waste
The following is an eduKateSG illustration, not a documented BGPS lesson.
Imagine pupils measure waste from one school activity. Mathematics quantifies it. Science examines materials. Design creates a better system. English helps pupils explain the new process to classmates.
One problem becomes a connected learning experience.
STRIVE@BGPS: Values Through Sports and Aesthetics
Bedok Green Primary’s Learning for Life Programme is STRIVE — Sports and Aesthetics To ReInforce Values Education.
The programme uses physical and artistic experiences to reinforce school values, Olympic values, social-emotional competencies and healthy-living habits.
Outdoor Adventure: Challenge by Choice
Outdoor learning begins in lower primary through PE and PAL, then becomes more demanding through upper-primary adventure experiences.
Primary 4 and 5 camps add challenge and independence, with an overseas learning journey for selected Primary 6 pupils.
Challenge works because character becomes visible under real conditions.
Arts and Sport Reveal Different Strengths
Some pupils discover confidence through movement.
Some through performance.
Some through visual expression.
STRIVE creates multiple pathways for character and talent to emerge.
The Total Curriculum Framework
BGPS’s current Total Curriculum Framework places its vision at the centre of curriculum and co-curriculum.
Desired outcomes include ownership of learning and action, confidence, resilience and concern for others.
This is useful because programmes work better when they point towards the same student outcomes.
2026: Silver Jubilee
Bedok Green Primary marks 25 years in 2026.
The current principal’s message connects the anniversary with the school’s evolution after the merger of Bedok View Primary and Bedok South Primary.
The milestone is therefore not only about age.
It is about continuity, adaptation and identity.
Persevere and Succeed
The school motto is “Persevere and Succeed.”
That motto fits both the resilience value and the school’s belief that a child can grow beyond the starting point.
What Families Can Borrow From BGPS
- Diagnose the starting point without turning it into a ceiling.
- Use environmental issues to connect subjects.
- Let children make and test solutions.
- Use sport and arts as character laboratories.
- Design different routes for different strengths.
- Keep perseverance inside the learning culture.
How Bedok Green Primary Connects to the eduKateSG Singapore Graph
Frequently Asked Questions
What is E2@BGPS?
Bedok Green Primary’s Environmental Education Applied Learning Programme.
What is STRIVE@BGPS?
Sports and Aesthetics To ReInforce Values Education, the school’s Learning for Life Programme.
What is special about 2026?
Bedok Green Primary celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026.
Official References Checked for the 2026–2027 Edition
- Bedok Green Primary School — Philosophy, Vision, Mission and Values
- Bedok Green Primary School — E2@BGPS
- Bedok Green Primary School — STRIVE@BGPS
- Bedok Green Primary School — Total Curriculum Framework
- Bedok Green Primary School — Principal’s Welcome
So, What Is So Awesome About Bedok Green Primary School?
It is the belief that every child matters.
Empower the learner.
Build strength.
Build character.
Then persevere and succeed.