Meet Our Zonal Leaders

As a Zonal and PSG Leader, I have had the privilege of working closely with parents/guardians and schools to build supportive networks that enhance communication and trust.

A highlight of my journey has been leading a mental wellness initiative, “Let Us Chat!” which brings meaningful support to both parents/guardians and their families.

I hope to see the PSG community grow in strength, inclusivity and impact, inspiring more parents/guardians to actively shape vibrant, caring, supportive and resilient school communities.

I believe parenting is a journey where we learn from each other, and ideally every parent should be in a group or a committee where we share our best practices or what we can do more on. I practised this even before I was a Zonal Leader, mentoring others wherever I can. Years later, I feel a sense of pride when I hear people say, "She is my mentor.". 

Every one of us would love to leave behind a legacy. I hope my legacy would be bringing creative minds together. The feeling of togetherness, brainstorming and sharing ideas and executing them well will forge a strong PSG community that can effectively partner our schools.

I had the opportunity to serve as Chairperson of my boys' Primary school PSG when my oldest son was in Primary 2. Helping the school via PSG activities was a good way for me to contribute, while keeping abreast on life in school which created good conversation opportunities for me and my sons.  

As a PSG leader, I get to help build a positive culture among the parents, establishing a good spirit of giving and encouraging positive family bonding. During my 10 years of service, the PSG and fathers group hosted numerous father-child bonding activities, parent-child events and promoted a strong volunteerism culture in the school. I'm grateful for all I've learnt and how I've grown through these experiences.

Serving as a Zonal Leader now helps me multiply those learnings to support younger PSG leaders as they seek to serve their schools to the best of their abilities. 

Initially, I joined PSG to support my first child’s education journey since mine was so long ago. Working closely with the school helps me bridge the gap.

Over time, I realised that my passion for people, extroverted personality and skills sets as a working mum gave me the opportunity to lead my PSG into a more structured & sustainable voluntary group.

As a Zonal Leader, when I think about the PSG community, I think of a community with a positive mindset, a big heart and a calling to make a lasting impact for our children's future. The PSG community can definitely be a POSITIVE Agent of CHANGE to shift parents’ mindsets for the better; if the village is stronger, the child will definitely be Happier, More Confident, and part of a Kinder Generation.