School Learning Environment

Explore PCPS's facilities, from the canteen and Eco-Garden to specialist rooms for Science, Art, and Music.

Last updated 17 August 2026

School Learning Environment

Physical Domain	Intellectual Domain	Emotional Domain	Spiritual Domain
Basketball Court Dance Studio HEalth & Fitness Rooms Indoor Sports Hall Multi-Purpose Hall Outdoor Fitness Playground Programme for Active Learning (PAL) Rooms Synthetic Football Field	Computer Labs Eco-Garden Learning Areas LEarning Centres in the Classrooms Learning Support Rooms MAthematics Hub Media Resource Library Roof Garden Science Labs Subject-based banding Rooms Teaching Laboratory Wireless Enabled Learning Corners	Counselling Room Learning and Behavioural Support Room Pastoral Care Room Student Care Centre	Art Rooms Band Room Music Rooms Speech and Drama Studio

Information On PCPS Facilities & Venues

1. Canteen

School canteen with colorful striped food stalls including Chinese Noodle, Malay Food, and Drinks/Snacks, two students standing at a stall.

Students may purchase food and drinks from the canteen stalls to eat during recess in the canteen. There are six food stalls:

Hot snacks and drink stall
Chinese Economical Rice stall
Chinese Noodles stall
Muslim Rice stall
Muslim Noodle stall
Western Food stall

Students who pack food from home may also eat their food in the canteen during recess.

Empty school canteen with blue bench tables, a Sapphire Even sign, and colorful food stall awnings in the background.

Students are seated with their classmates at the designated tables in the canteen.

A person holds a stamp over a table covered with white paper squares showing ink impressions, with a blue bottle nearby.

Students are encouraged to wipe down their seating areas after eating. Besides cultivating the social responsibility in them, such action is also aligned with our school values: Empathy, Mindfulness and Care.

2. Bookshop

A small bookshop kiosk with shelves stocked with pens, stationery, and school supplies, with a blue Bookshop sign above.

The bookshop sells school books and essential stationery. The uniforms are available for sale at the bookshop too. Students may purchase what they need during recess.

3. The Cove

Indoor basketball court with blue and red flooring, white boundary lines, a yellow hoop, and colorful wall decorations.

The Cove is a venue for many purposes, including PE lessons. It also serves as a basketball court for Basketball CCA. In addition, the Cove is open during recess for students to participate in activities and play board games.

An indoor basketball court with a dark blue floor, colorful wall murals, a basketball hoop, and city buildings visible outside.

The Cove is also a dismissal venue. Parents and caregivers will wait at The Cove to pick up the students who are going home via Gate E.

4. Football Field

An outdoor soccer field with artificial turf and goalposts, surrounded by colorful multi-story buildings and trees.

The Football Field is used for various purposes such as PE lessons and Football CCA. It is also open during recess for students to play with their friends. Students are also provided with sports equipment to play with at the field, as part of the school’s Learn through Play programme.

Punggol Cove Primary School buildings with green, teal, and blue stripes beside a green turf football field.

An outdoor artificial turf football pitch with white lines and goals, surrounded by trees and tall urban buildings.

5. Eco-Garden

An outdoor koi pond with orange fish, lily pads, and lush green tropical plants beside a building.

A lush tropical garden courtyard with dense green plants and trees surrounded by a multi-storey white building.

Students enjoy coming to the Eco-Garden during recess to admire and learn about the flora and fauna while spending time with their friends. Teachers also bring students to the Eco-Garden for their Science lessons, Art lessons and outdoor activities during Programme for Active Learning (PAL).

Lush courtyard garden with trees, shrubs, and raised planting beds surrounded by a multi-story building.

The Eco-pond is located in the Eco-Garden, and it is home to many fishes such as Koi and water plants. Coming to the Eco-Garden allows students to see, feel and touch the organisms around them. These real-life experiences help students to appreciate and deepen their understanding of the diversity around them.

Orange and yellow koi fish swim in a clear pond with lily pads, surrounded by lush green plants and a building.

6. Multi-purpose Hall (MPH)

A school gymnasium with a wooden floor, blue walls, and a stage framed by red curtains, with flags on both sides.

The Multi-purpose Hall (MPH) serves as a venue for many purposes such as morning assembly programme, flag-raising, school events, PE and CCA lessons.

7. Indoor Sports Hall (ISH)

Empty indoor sports hall with a wooden floor marked with colored court lines, blue walls, fans, and overhead lights.

The Indoor Sports Hall (ISH) is adjoining to the Multi-purpose Hall. PE lessons and Floorball CCA are carried out in the Indoor Sports Hall.

8. Readers' Cove

Colorful school library entrance mural with cartoon children reading, a book drop barrel, and signs saying Reading is Cool.

Welcome to Readers’ Cove. The Readers’ Cove is a paradise for bookworms!

White and blue library shelves filled with colorful children's books, labeled Fairy Tales and Young First Reading.

Students visit the Readers’ Cove during the class’ weekly library period. Students are also allowed to borrow the books during their library periods.

The Readers' Cove is a quiet place for reading and resting. Students are encouraged to observe silence in the Readers' Cove.

9. Classroom

Open door of a primary school classroom labeled "Welcome to 1 Pearl" with colorful posters and green desks inside.

P1 classrooms are located on the second and third floors of the classroom blocks.

Empty classroom with rows of teal student desks and chairs, bulletin boards, colorful wall decorations, and a ceiling projector.

There are cubby holes for students to place their bags, books and files in the classroom. Students may wash their hands in the sink before and after they have eaten a snack during snack break. They may use the soap provided in the classroom.

10. Computer Rooms

Empty classroom with colorful chairs, blue and orange tables, laptops, and a ceiling-mounted projector.

There are four computer rooms in our school. Students have their weekly ICT lessons such as New MICT and ALP here. Students in New Media CCA also uses this room every CCA session. Students learn basic touch typing and soft skills such as Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Some of the lessons were designed to complement the English language lessons.

11. Art Rooms

White wall mural featuring colorful blue bubbles, a pencil, paintbrush, and palette near a door and window.

Art teachers usually bring their students to the Art room during Art lessons.

A bright classroom with colorful hexagonal tables in green, orange, red, yellow, and blue, surrounded by black chairs.

There are various art supplies available in the Art room. Students in the Art CCA also use this room during their CCA sessions.

12. Science Rooms

Empty classroom with colorful red and teal tables, black chairs, a projector, and bulletin boards on the walls.

Science teachers usually bring students to the science rooms during Science lessons. Students carry out experiments during science lessons using the tools and apparatus provided in the science room. Students are briefed on the safety rules before starting their science activity or experiment.

A science classroom with a teal table, human skeleton model, educational posters, and a bulletin board on the wall.

Colorful science-themed wall mural showing digestive system and life cycles next to an open classroom door.

The Science Learning Walls outside the Science Rooms enhanced students’ learning of Science concepts.

Colorful science-themed wall mural with sections on Magnetism and Materials Properties next to a gray door.

13. Music Rooms

A bright classroom with a wood floor, black upright piano on the left, a play tent, and a large mirror wall.

There are many musical instruments in the Music Rooms which the students enjoy using during their weekly Music lessons. Students feel relaxed in the air-conditioned room while learning more about music and musical instruments.

Black wire shelving unit holding xylophones, wooden boxes, green plastic cases, and colorful mallets in a music room.

14. PAL Rooms

Empty dance studio with polished wood floor, wall mirrors, a projector screen, and track lighting on the ceiling.

PAL stands for Programme for Active Learning. Primary One and Two students attend PAL lessons as part of their curriculum. In addition, students in the CCA Dance also use the PAL rooms during the CCA sessions.

Colorful children's activity area with an Art Wall mural, Tangram puzzle display, and bright illustrated wall art.

Colorful school corridor wall with tangram art, educational puzzle panels, and a white door on a blue wall.

Colorful Music Wall display with pitched instruments section, musical notes, and cartoon decorations on a building exterior.

Colorful music-themed mural on a school wall with instrument illustrations next to a white door with an arrow sign.

There are Art and Music Learning Walls outside the PAL rooms. These walls are interactive and allow students to explore more about the various musical instruments, try them out, as well as stimulate their creativity in creating Art pieces and music.

School Learning Environment