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Haig Girls' School

ECG (Remarkably You)

Discover how Haig Girls' School's ECG programme helps students explore their strengths and career options. The Remarkably You programme guides each student from Primary 1 to 6 in building identity, purpose, and confidence.

Last updated on 11 September 2026

The HGS Education and Career Guidance (ECG) Experience

Education and Career Guidance (ECG) is essential in helping our students navigate an ever-changing world. At Haig Girls' School, the ECG programme is designed to guide students in discovering their strengths, values, and aspirations, empowering them to take ownership of their futures and contribute meaningfully to society.

A triangle showing threes parts of HGS Education and Career Guidance: Authentic self-discovery, Exposure to diverse career options, Developing social awareness and responsibility


In line with MOE's ECG goals, our programme focuses on:

  • Authentic self-discovery

  • Exposure to diverse career options

  • Developing social awareness and responsibility

Remarkably You @ HGS

At Haig Girls, Remarkably You is a signature programme designed to guide students on their journey of self-discovery. It encourages them to explore their unique qualities, strengths, and talents, while fostering both academic and character growth. Through a series of engaging activities, including recess workshops and CCE(FTGP) lessons, students reflect on their aspirations, discover new interests, and engage in meaningful self-reflection.

Through Remarkably You, our students embark on a progressive journey from Primary 1 to 6 that nurtures identity, voice, and purpose. Each level offers thoughtfully designed experiences that help students understand themselves, build personal strengths, develop practical life skills, and contribute meaningfully to their community. Along the way, they grow into confident, self-aware individuals equipped with resilience, adaptability, and a growth mindset—skills essential for thriving in today's world.

Table showing six primary school project titles from Primary 1 to Primary 6, each with a brief description.
A large group of primary school girls seated on a gymnasium floor, many holding up printed activity sheets and smiling at the camera.

Cohort sharing.

Two Haig Girls' School students sit on a gymnasium floor, each proudly holding up their personalised "I am Unique! I am Remarkable!" collage sheets filled with photos and drawings.

Peer sharing on My Family.

A large group of primary school girls in white and yellow-brown uniforms gather in an open-air school courtyard to watch a group of older students perform a dance routine.

Students confidently showcasing their dance talents and creativity.

Five primary school girls in Haig Girls' School uniforms smile and hold up personalised "I am Unique! I am Remarkable!" collage posters, with a projected slide for a "Remarkably You" session in the background.

Students proudly presenting their creations.

Exploring Career Opportunities

In addition to fostering self-discovery, students explore various career options through talks by alumnae, industry professionals, and special guest speakers. These sessions offer valuable insights into different fields, guiding students in making informed decisions about their future career paths. Through the Education and Career Guidance (ECG) programme, we aim to empower students to become confident, purpose-driven individuals, ready to embrace opportunities and challenges with a strong sense of self.

A handler from the Singapore Police K-9 Unit stands on a school hall stage with a golden-brown dog on a leash, with the Singapore Police K-9 Unit logo projected behind them and text reading "Haig Girls School Career Day: Police K-9 Unit.

Mrs Owens from the Singapore Police K9-Unit shared about her occupation.

A group photo on a school hall stage of adult speakers and staff, including three handlers with two dogs, posing with a large audience of smiling primary school girls seated on the floor in front.

Our invited guests, from Dog Handlers to Mountain Trekkers, inspired students with stories of passion and purpose.

A woman presents to a hall of primary school girls, with a projected slide titled "Inhaling Books" showing covers of classic children's books including First Term at Malory Towers, The Famous Five, and The Mystery of the Screaming Clock.

Ms Bridgette See, our HGS Alumna, shared her journey and inspiring a love for service and giving back.

A woman presents to a hall of primary school girls, with a projected slide showing school photos from Tanjong Katong Secondary School and Serangoon Junior College.

Mdm Suhana, a parent and business owner, shared about building businesses and raising families. She showed our students that leadership starts with purpose.

A woman presents to a school hall audience, with a projected slide titled "A Day in My Job" listing activities such as human clinical trials, collecting data, collaborating with government agencies, and sharing findings with the community.

Ms Bhupinder Kaur, a HGS alumna and parent, shared about turning Science into everyday choices, and passion into a meaningful career.

A person in a green flight suit presents to an audience in a school hall, with a projected slide showing a group of fighter jet pilots in uniform captioned "Started fighter jet training with them too!

Ms Jinping Nah, Singapore’s First Female F-15 Pilot, redefined what’s possible with courage and discipline.