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Parents and teachers, working as one family for every girl at RGPS.

The PVG was started by like-minded parents who wanted to give back to the school community their daughters belong to. In February 2008 we became a registered society, and we’ve grown into a network of volunteers who help bring school life to life.

Five values we share

The values that guide our girls, and how we serve alongside them.

Graciousness

Treating everyone with kindness, courtesy and respect.

Gratitude

Appreciating the people and opportunities around us.

Integrity

Doing what is right, even when no one is watching.

Responsibility

Owning our actions and our part in the school community.

Resilience

Rising to challenges and growing stronger through them.

Where you’ll find us

Tap a moment to see the photos.

“One girl, one moment, one act of care at a time.”

Lisa Gwee, Chairperson, RGPS PVG

For P1 registration

Phase 2B, explained simply

The questions parents ask most, answered in one place. Always check MOE’s latest rules before you apply.

What is Phase 2B?

[Short answer from the current FAQ page.]

How do I become eligible through the PVG?

[Membership deadline and required volunteer hours, from the current FAQ and MOE guidelines.]

How are my volunteer hours tracked?

[How the PVG logs and verifies hours.]

Does volunteering guarantee a place?

No. Places are subject to MOE rules and availability. [Add PVG wording from the current FAQ.]

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