Make A Change

Students learn to spot problems, plan solutions, and take action to improve their class, school, or community. By graduation, every student will have completed over a dozen real change projects.

Last updated 5 August 2026

Exterior of Jurong Primary School, a multi-story yellow, white, red, and blue building with trees in front.

Make A Change

Two young students in school uniforms and masks sweep the classroom floor with brooms and dustpans.

Lower Pri students who planned and followed through with a class cleaning roster

Make a Change @ JPS is a school-wide programme which inculcates in all students the will and know-how to make a difference to the world around them.

Two masked students in blue uniforms work together on paper at a desk in a classroom.

Middle Pri students in a class which proposed and implemented a study buddy system

Here, students work in groups to identify problems in their class, school or community, propose feasible solutions to these problems, and actually go ahead to implement the change they want to see.

Students in grey and navy uniforms collect litter into large black bags along a covered outdoor walkway.

Upper Pri students cleaning up Jurong Central Park and its vicinity

Done over a few cycles each year to scaffold students into a continual life practice, every JPS student who have, by the time of graduation more than a dozen improvement projects.