Discipline Team
Meet the Discipline Team at Holy Innocents' High School and learn how they foster a safe, caring school community guided by the Good Samaritan ethos.
Discipline Team
Discipline team members and their roles
HOD Discipline | Ms Valerie Lau |
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Secondary 1 Level Discipline Master | Ms Jeslin Ang |
Secondary 2 Level Discipline Master | Mr Chan Jie Yong |
Secondary 3 Level Discipline Master | Mr Kenneth Peh |
Secondary 4 Level Discipline Master | Mr Ho Seng Chuan |
Positive School Environment
At Holy Innocents’ High School (HIHS), we foster a positive, caring and inclusive school environment anchored in the Good Samaritan ethos. Guided by this belief, we nurture students who exemplify compassion, empathy, and care for the well-being of others. Through a strong culture of care and positive peer support, every student is equipped with the skills to support their peers through lessons and their lived experiences in school.
Peer Support Leaders: Nurturing a Culture of Care
With the courage to lead and compassion to serve, our Peer Support Leaders (PSLs) play a vital role in leading and shaping a safe and inclusive school culture. They lead student well-being initiatives and advocate for positive relationships among peers, embodying the school’s Good Samaritan ethos.
PSLs strengthen the HIHS identity and students’ sense of belonging through cohort experiences such as Secondary 1 Orientation programme and student-led Character & Citizenship Education (CCE) lessons. They also promote well-being and cyber wellness through regular morning assembly sharings and student-led leadership training sessions focusing on promoting positive peer support.
In their advocacy for inclusivity, PSLs organise the school’s annual B.E. Inclusive Day (Build Empathy and Inclusive Day) and partner with external organisations, including a 2024 school-wide presentation at Holy Innocents’ Primary School in conjunction with The Purple Parade movement which aims to support inclusion and celebrate abilities of persons with disabilities.
Beyond the school, PSLs serve the wider community through outreach programmes such as Christus Natus Est (2023), bringing Christmas festive joy to children from neighbouring schools — a school initiative that will continue in 2025. They also champion family values as Family Champions (FamChamps) by planning upcoming family service projects in 2026 to strengthen bonds within and beyond the school.
Through these collective efforts, every student feels safe, respected, valued, and supported in their growth.
School Rules
Please refer to the school rules and consequences here (opens in new tab).