Character and Citizenship Education (CCE)
St Patrick’s School’s CCE programme nurtures students’ character, values, and citizenship through structured lessons and school experiences. It develops social‑emotional skills, moral reasoning, and community awareness, guiding Patricians to act with integrity, empathy, and responsibility while strengthening the Lasallian ethos.
'St Patrick’s School CCE department grow Patricians who care for one another, care to excel and care to make a positive difference.'
Our CCE Level Outcomes
Through the CCE and Religious Character and Citizenship Education (RCCE) curriculum and learning experiences, it is hoped that the following goals can be achieved for each Patrician at the end of each level.
Overview of the CCE Journey of a Patrician
At each level, students will experience these highlights in their CCE journey:
MOE Sexuality Education Programme in St Patrick’s School
Sexuality Education (SEd) in schools is about enabling students to understand the physiological, social and emotional changes they experience as they mature, develop healthy and rewarding relationships including those with members of the opposite sex, and make wise, informed and responsible decisions on sexuality matters. SEd is premised on the importance of the family as the basic unit of society. This means encouraging healthy, heterosexual marriages and stable nuclear family units with extended family support. The teaching and learning of SEd is based on respect for the values and beliefs of the different ethnic and religious communities in Singapore on sexuality issues.
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