School Vision and Mission
Vision:
Leaders of Character, Learners for Life
Mission:
To build character, develop life-long learners and strive for excellence.
Motto:
Grow with resilience
School History
Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School (AIPS) set up in 1995, is named after Mr Ahmad Ibrahim, Member of Parliament for Sembawang, who served as Minister for Health and then Minister for Labour in the early years of Singapore’s nationhood.
It stands as a reminder of the courage, determination and pride of our leaders who dedicated their lives to the building of our nation. When AIPS first started functioning, it had 23 classes from P1 – P6, with pupils and staff mainly from Sembawang School which closed its doors in November 1994. The school went single session in 2003, after the completion of PRIME (Programme for Rebuilding and Improving Existing Schools).
School Song / Creed
Grow With Resilience and Confidence
Music: J J de Souza Lyrics: Mrs Chan Kwai Foong (First Principal)
Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School.
You’re our mentor and guiding star
From which we have all the best in education
Not forgetting care and concern
We compete with valour and aspire to
Always be the best
We are a team striving for excellence
And together meet all challenges
Let us work towards our mission
With our knowledge
We can achieve
Grow with resilience and confidence
And be proud of our school
Grow with resilience and confidence
And be proud of our school
Pupils’ Creed
As a student of Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School, I will:
- be obedient and respectful to my teachers.
- be proud of my school and my friends.
- be co-operative and helpful to my friends.
- show care and concern for others.
- be considerate and courteous to everyone.
- conduct myself in a manner worthy of my school
- keep trim and fit
- do well in my studies and in all that I do
School Rules and Regulation
THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORM
- You must wear the full uniform / school attire, at school or on outings (including Saturdays, school holidays and camps in school).
- Name tags are to be worn at all times.
Boys: Name tags to be placed on the upper edge of the pocket.
Girls: Name tags to be placed below the school crest.
The pupils’ name tags are colour-coded by cohort, as shown in the table below. Please help us to ensure that the name tags are ironed on / sewn on BELOW THE SCHOOL BADGE.