Singapore · MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Primary 1 CCE
This course introduces primary one students to the principles of community living and democratic participation in the Singapore context. It focuses on the ethical reasoning required to balance individual desires with the collective good and the basic functions of social institutions.
Belonging to a Community
Students explore their roles within the family and school as the smallest units of governance and social organization.
An investigation into why communities establish laws and the consequences of living without shared agreements.
Understanding the reciprocal nature of being a member of a group and the duties students owe to one another.
Introducing the concept of representation and how individual opinions contribute to collective decisions.
The Ethics of Care
Students examine the moral foundations of empathy and the social contract through daily interactions.
Distinguishing between giving everyone the same thing and giving everyone what they need to succeed.
Analyzing the importance of truth-telling for maintaining trust within a democratic society.
Developing the skills to engage with different cultures and viewpoints within the Singaporean landscape.
Our National Identity
An introduction to the symbols, values, and institutions that define Singapore as a sovereign nation.
Examining the national flag, anthem, and pledge as representations of shared values.
A deep dive into the promises made by citizens to build a democratic society based on justice and equality.
Understanding the historical significance of National Day and our journey as a people.
Governance and Leadership
Demystifying the roles of leaders and the basic structure of authority in society.
Identifying the qualities of ethical leadership and the responsibilities of those in power.
A simplified look at how the government chooses which projects to fund for the community.
Learning about the Town Councils and community organizations that maintain our living spaces.
Rights and the Law
Students learn about the protection of individuals through the legal system and the concept of justice.
Understanding how laws exist to keep citizens safe and the role of the police.
Exploring the concept of a neutral third party in settling disputes.
The ethics of private property versus public resources.
Global Citizenship
Expanding the student's perspective to see Singapore's place in the world and our shared human rights.
Investigating the global responsibility to protect the planet as a common good.
Examining how Singapore interacts with other nations during times of crisis.
Recognizing that all people, regardless of nationality, have basic rights and needs.