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Frontier Primary School

Scouts

Discover how our Scouts CCA develops confident and responsible young leaders through hands-on experiences in outdoor skills, teamwork, problem-solving, community service and peer engagement, while fostering resilience and a spirit of service.

Last updated 10 August 2026
Children in scout uniforms gather around a table with scout handbooks and supplies inside a school hall.

Frontier Scouts CCA details and schedule

Scouts

CCA Information:

Frontier Scouts is the ideal CCA for both boys and girls who are eager to be intellectually stimulated and physically engaged. Through the Scouting programme, we aim to nurture character, citizenship, and leadership qualities in our Scouts, helping them grow into adaptable and responsible individuals.


Our Scouts enjoy a wide range of meaningful learning experiences, including working in teams and taking part in outdoor outings, training programmes, Values-in-Action (VIA) activities, and camps. These activities not only promote teamwork and resilience but also provide opportunities to earn proficiency badges and acquire valuable life skills such as tent pitching, first aid, and knot tying.


Join us and embark on an exciting journey of adventure, growth, and discovery!

For Whom:

Boys and Girls

CCA Objectives:

Students will learn to:

  • Collaborate effectively by listening actively, supporting their peers, and working towards shared goals.

  • Think critically by analysing situations, making sound decisions, and reflecting on how their actions impact others.

  • Serve the community through meaningful projects that demonstrate care, responsibility, and empathy.

Achievements:

Achieved the Frank Cooper Sands Award for seven consecutive years (Gold, Year of Assessment 2016–2023), and recognized for continued excellence in 2024 and 2025 under the revised award framework.

External Partnership

Frontier Primary School is proud to partner with NParks to nurture our scouts as caring citizens who actively connect with the community and champion environmental sustainability.

Teachers In-Charge:

Ms Eugena Ooi Wei Ling (I/C)

Mdm Noryanti Mohamed Yahya (2 I/C)

Mdm Chia Qian Lin

Mr Tan Kim Keat

Schedule:

Mondays, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Venue: 

Learning Lab

Attire:

Students will be in half-uniform unless otherwise stated.

Two Scouts serve as student guides at Jurong Lake Gardens’ Edible Garden, sharing their knowledge of plants and gardening with visitors as part of a community learning experience.

MNDiscover Jurong Lake Gardens’ Edible Garden with Frontier Cub Scouts 

The post is featured on MND’s Instagram and TikTok accounts.
Check it out here:
Part 1: https://www.instagram.com/share/reel/BBIXH9us9p
Part 2: https://www.instagram.com/share/reel/BAJFwAphTb 

E21CC CCI1 Communication: Effectively communicates information and construct knowledge

Frontier Primary School Scouts with school staff and community representatives at Jurong Lake Gardens, celebrating their participation in an environmental and community engagement experience.
At the official opening of Jurong Lake Gardens, our Cub Scouts shared with SM Lee Hsien Loong and CNA about their roles as NParks tour guides and how they created plant labels through Maker Ed.

E21CC CGC2 Civic Literacy: Play active and constructive role to improve the school, community and nation

Scouts work together to pitch a tent, developing teamwork, practical outdoor skills and confidence through hands-on learning.

When the tent won’t stand, we listen actively, share ideas and solve the problem together.

E21CC CCI1 Communication: Effectively communicates information and construct knowledge

E21CC CCI3 Collaboration: Interacts and works effectively in group settings to contribute to shared goals

Scouts collaborate on an outdoor cooking activity, applying practical skills and teamwork as they prepare food together.

Supporting one another during outdoor cooking

Scouts work together to construct a structure using poles and lashings, developing pioneering skills, problem-solving and teamwork.

Demonstrating resilience and team work while building a structure

Scouts take part in a learning experience beyond school, building camaraderie and broadening their understanding of Scouting through shared activities and exploration.

Learning more About Scouting at the Singapore Scout Association

E21CC CCI3 Collaboration: Interacts and works effectively in group settings to contribute to shared goals

Scouts share their Scouting experiences and knowledge with younger students through an interactive booth, developing leadership and communication while promoting Scouting to their peers.

Fostering student agency through peer guidance and shared experiences.

E21CC CCI1 Communication: Effectively communicates information and construct knowledge