Scouts

Lianhua Primary School's Scouts CCA builds character through outdoor adventures, community service, and badge work. Find out how cub scouts grow in values, leadership, and life skills.

Last updated 31 July 2026

Purpose of CCA

Scouts CCA is the only uniformed group CCA in Lianhua Primary School. We are really proud of our cub scouts for donning their uniform smartly every Tuesday.

Through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, students will learn how to contribute to the education of young people in order to help create a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a positive role in society. They will work to obtain a number of Badges, which serve to certify their accomplishments in many facets of scouting and teach them fundamental Scouting skills.

As they are prepared to become more aware of the needs of the community through leadership and social communication skills, students cultivate compassion and kindness. Scouting encourages the holistic physical, mental, spiritual and social development of youth with a strong emphasis on duty to God, duty to country, and helping other people.

Children in uniforms stand in a school gymnasium on the left, and pose for a group photo on a blue court outside on the right.

Weekly training sessions comprising scouting skills that allows them to achieve the three progress badges. They are the Bronze Arrow, Silver Arrow and Gold Arrow. The highest award is the Akela Award. Our Lianhua Cub Scouts are exposed to ample opportunities to learn, strive and practice values such as Loyalty, Honesty, Compassion, Diligence, Excellence, Unity, Resilience and Self-Discipline. They are also given the opportunity to achieve their proficiency badges.

Children in scout uniforms and masks pose inside a blue tent, while others stand in a school courtyard.

Students in uniforms stand at attention outdoors at a school, saluting near a flagpole on the left side.

Boy scouts in uniform holding a flag outdoors, and two scouts working with craft materials at a desk indoors.

Scouts in uniform outdoors near trees on left, and two girls wearing blue gloves making peace signs on right.

Children in scout uniforms carry a flag outdoors on a track, while others work at desks inside a classroom.

Young scouts in uniform display handmade solar system projects and kite drawings in a classroom and on steps.

Students in school uniforms stand in formation on an outdoor courtyard near colorful blue and yellow school buildings.

Children in scout uniforms with green caps and red scarves participate in indoor activities in a classroom.

Our Cub Scouts participated in Project Smile, one of the Community Services that we had.

Children in uniforms and masks unload cardboard boxes from a truck and sort canned goods on tables indoors.

Our Sixers are honoured to be part of the School’s and Constituency’s National Day Observance Day and Bukit Gombak Chingay Celebrations.

Children in scout uniforms with green hats and red scarves stand indoors, some holding a red and white flag.

Young scouts in green uniforms and hats stand in formation and march along a red carpet at an outdoor event.

Children in scout uniforms and traditional costumes pose for a selfie near a Dance of Joy sign, and march on a road.

Our Cub Scouts went for a learning journey to the Police Heritage Centre. It was an eye-opener for everyone.

A group of young scouts in light blue uniforms and red scarves pose in a museum lobby, then sit on the floor at an exhibit.

Students in school uniforms sit on the floor during a Singapore Police Force museum tour, listening to guides.

Adventure time! Our Cub Scouts had a meaningful exploration attending Cub Scout Leadership Camp and the Cub Scouts Field Day. They experienced outdoor cooking and scouting skills.

Young scouts in uniform with red neckerchiefs stand in groups outdoors near trees and a pavilion.

Students in scout uniforms pose for a group photo outdoors, while others set up a tent on a sports field nearby.

Students in scout uniforms with red scarves stand in a circle outdoors; others crouch on pavement examining an object.

Young scouts in neckerchiefs pose with wooden sticks outdoors; a large group of scouts gathers in a park nearby.

Our Cub Scouts participated in the Founder's Day Rally. They had fun and most importantly they made friends and established relationships.

Six young scouts in uniform pose on a field; nearby, more scouts sit on grass with papers at an outdoor event.

Scouts in uniform sit on grass in a park while another scout swings on playground equipment nearby.

For more information about Scouting, you may visit https://www.scout.sg/

Experiences

Opportunity to go camping, cooking outdoors, learn orienteering, get to know the Scouting family and be independent.

Students’ Voices

“I joined scouts to continue my father’s legacy. I think I’m better than him at scouting because I have more badges.”

Rizqi Anaqi Bin Rohaizat, 4I5

“I love learning new things. I get to learn things like astronomy, bird watching and being a sixer (leader).”

Divesh Jaya Chandran, 6R1

“I get to go camping and cook outdoors.”

Muhammad Rayyan Ibnu Muhammad Rashid, 5U5

The Team

MR MOHAMMAD FAIZAL
MS LIM CHIEN LING, SHENLYNN
MDM SITI AISHAH
MS CHUA WAN JUN