Information & Communications Technology
Meet the ICT department team and learn how students are equipped with digital skills, from note-taking to AI tools, to become responsible and future-ready learners.
Staff
Information and Communications Technology department staff and designations
Designation | Name |
|---|---|
Head of Department/Education Technology | Ms Neo Shufen |
Subject Head/Education Technology | Mrs Kwan-Zhang Simin |
Senior Teacher/Learning Needs - Educational Support | Mr Chan Choe Seng Gerard |
Teachers | Mr Ong Chih Faah |
Mr Tan Lee Hock James | |
Mdm Veni Thavasagayan | |
IT Associate | Mr Tan Bai Chiang Daniel |
Vision & Mission
Vision
Future-ready, Responsible, Empowered and Effective (F.R.E.E.) digital collaborators in a technology transformed learning environment.
Mission
To equip students with the awareness and skills to embrace technology as a capability multiplier to bring the world to our classroom.
Key Programmes
After-School Digital Literacy Programme
This programme is designed to build our students’ confidence and competency in using technology effectively and responsibly. Each level from Secondary 1 to 5 is equipped with targeted digital skills to support their learning journey and prepare them for future challenges.
Secondary 1 - Microsoft OneNote for Note-Taking
Students are introduced to structured digital note-taking to help them organise information efficiently and enhance their learning.
Secondary 2 – Video Editing with Clipchamp
Students learn the basics of video editing, developing creativity and technical proficiency.
Secondary 3 – Microsoft Excel
Students are trained in data organisation, analysis and presentation, building skills essential for higher-level studies and future workplace demands.
Secondary 4 & 5 – Effective Use of ChatGPT
Students explore how generative AI tools can be applied meaningfully for research, ideation and learning support, while emphasising ethical and responsible usage.
Student IT Advocates Programme
Our student leaders are trained in key aspects of cyber wellness, digital literacy and productivity tools. These student leaders then share their learning with peers, promoting a culture of responsible and effective technology use within the school. Through these programmes, our IT Advocates become role models and peer mentors, championing digital responsibility and literacy within the student body.
Training is progressive and tailored to each level:
Secondary 1
Netiquette and responsible online behaviour
Creating strong passwords
Chromebook functions and navigation
Digital housekeeping and data backup
Secondary 2
Social media privacy settings and safe online sharing
Productivity tool: Google Keep
Digital housekeeping and data backup
Secondary 3
Social engineering awareness, 2FA and MFA
AI study tool: Flashka
Digital housekeeping and data backup
Secondary 4 & 5
Understanding AI and deepfake technology
Digital housekeeping and data backup
