Character and Citizenship Education
NJC's CCE programme builds good values and 21st century skills in students at each year level, from civility to resilience and leadership.
The NJC Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) is a deliberate effort to imbue core ethical values and create authentic learning experiences through a series of tiered academic and non-academic programmes.
Given that the world is increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA), CCE aims to develop 21st Century skills in our students so that they are able to be discerning and chart their next course of action based on sound moral values. Through discussions of contemporary issues in class, the team seeks to develop students to be concerned citizens.

Focus of the cohort
Character and Citizenship Education focus areas by cohort level
Junior High 1 Civility | Students will focus on: 1. Understanding the need to respect oneself and for others. |
Junior High 2 Altruism | Students will focus on: 1. inculcating their sense of responsibility towards others |
Junior High 3 Resilience | Students will focus on: 1. developing critical thinking to have deeper understanding of problems |
Junior High 4 Enterprising | Students will focus on: 1. developing creative thinking skills |
Senior High All 4 school values | Students will focus on: 1. developing critical and evaluative thinking skills |
Any feedback and queries regarding the CCE Programme, please contact contact:
CCE department staff contacts and designations
Name | Designation | Email Address |
|---|---|---|
Ms Aileen Tang | HOD/CCE | |
Mr Loh Kok Sheng | HOD/Student Development | |
Mr David Wong | Subject Head/CCE (Ag) | |
Mr Marcus Chong | Subject Head/ECG | |
Mr Terence Yap | Subject Head/VIA | |
Ms Ho Hui Lin | Subject Head/Student Leadership | |
Ms Looi Yuin Yi | ECG Counsellor |
