Achievements
In 1992, pupils achieved 100% passes in PSLE for the first time in its history.
The school achieved Sustained Achievement Awards (Arts) for commendable performance by the school’s choir and Chinese Dance in 2002, Sustained Achievement Awards (Sports) for continual excellent performance by the School’s Volleyball and Table-tennis teams in 2003, Gold Award for Physical Fitness in 2003, and 2 Sustained Achievement Awards for Sports and Physical Fitness in 2004.
In 2003, The Chinese Orchestra held a sell-out inaugural public performance at the Singapore Conference Hall. Only 3 July 2004, Performing Arts groups of Pei Chun Public School held a public Concert.
In 2008 the school received the Excellence In Partnership Award by the MOE
In 2007, the school became a Centre of Excellence (COE) for Sports and Chinese.
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