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Supporting Students with Hearing Loss (Designated School 2025)
Canossa Catholic Primary School (CCPS) is a co-educational Catholic school that centres its entire curriculum on the Canossian Education, which emphasizes on the Formation of the Heart. Previously known as Canossa Convent Primary School, it was established in 1941 by the Canossian Daughters of Charity in Singapore.
Jan 27, 2024 · SINGAPORE - From 2025, a special education school for children with hearing loss and a mainstream school – both founded by the Canossian Sisters in the 1940s and 1950s – will be combined.
Apr 22, 2024 · Primary schools. Last Updated: 22 April 2024. Canossa Catholic Primary School. Geylang. 1 Sallim Road, S387621. School code: 5029. Subjects offered. Electives and programmes. Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) Support for special educational needs. Visit the school website to learn more.
Canossa Catholic Primary School, founded in 1941 by the Canossian Daughters of Charity in Singapore, is a co-educational Catholic institution that revolves its entire curriculum around Canossian Education, with a strong emphasis on the formation of the heart.
Canossa Convent Primary School is renamed as Canossa Catholic Primary School and turns coeducational; satellite partnership with MacPherson Primary School ends.
Canossa Catholic Primary School 1 Sallim Road Singapore 387621 VIEW MAP. Tel. +65 6844 1418 Fax. +65 6844 1417 Email. ccps@moe.edu.sg Directions: 1. Nearest MRT station: Mattar Station (7-minute walk) 2. Buses to take:
Canossa Catholic Primary School (CCPS) is an all-girls catholic school that delivers Canossian Education which anchors in the formation of the whole person. The Canossian education emulates the work and spirit of our foundress St Magdalene of Canossa to serve the poorest of the poor.
Canossian School is a special education primary school with a holistic learning environment for children with hearing loss. It works together with its sister school, Canossa Catholic Primary School, to offer full inclusion of all its students in a mainstream school setting.
Subject Head English Language. Mdm Elaine Wee. Subject Head Information and Communication Technology. Ms Joslyn Chew. Subject Head Aesthetics. Ms Isadora Soh. Subject Head Discipline and Student Leadership. Ms Michelle Anne Bheem. Subject Head National Education, Social Studies and Values-in-Action.
