Road Safety

Help keep children safe by following road safety guidelines around the school. Read on for updates on traffic conditions and key reminders on safe drop-off and travel practices.

Last updated 3 September 2026

Announcement

11 February 2026

Dear Parents and Guardians

Update on Traffic Management and Road Safety Reminders

Thank you for your patience and continued support for our traffic management arrangements since the start of the school year. Over the past month, the school has closely monitored traffic conditions around the school and would like to share our observations.

We are pleased to note a significant improvement in morning drop-off traffic. The adjustment to school hours has helped to stagger arrivals, shorten queues, and create a calmer, more orderly traffic flow, contributing to a safer start to each school day. We sincerely thank our parent volunteers and partners from AMK–THK Hospital, as well as our school bus operators who have adjusted pick-up timings, with most buses now arriving between 7.00 a.m. and 7.20 a.m. We also appreciate parents and guardians who have supported these efforts by dropping off children later or walking your children to school where possible. Your continued understanding and support to our staff and volunteers to maintain smooth flow towards, within and away from the school are greatly valued.

At the same time, we have observed some unsafe practices that require your attention. These are outlined in the tables below. We seek your support in reinforcing safe and appropriate practices with your children.

a) Modes of Transport: Unsafe and Appropriate Practices

Table listing unsafe and appropriate practices for walking and public transport including bus and MRT.

Table showing unsafe and appropriate practices for motorcycles, PMDs, and bicycles regarding child pillion passengers.

b) Driving: Unsafe and Appropriate Practices

Two-column table comparing unsafe and appropriate school traffic practices, with a photo of an illegal U-turn.

Table comparing unsafe parking practices like blocking school areas with appropriate practices advising use of nearby multi-storey carpark.

Detailed guidelines can be found on our website under Road Safety Advisory and Road Safety and School Safety. As a school, we have shared and reminded children of these practices through the three-day Start Right Programme and during morning flag-raising assemblies

As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child. We ask parents and guardians to partner with us by supervising, guiding, and reinforcing these messages, and monitoring your children’s behaviour. We also welcome feedback from the public and continue to work closely with relevant authorities and organisations to make our roads safer for all children, parents, guardians, and other road users.

Thank you for your continued understanding and support.

RAE TAN (MS)
VICE PRINCIPAL (ADMINISTRATION)