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Assumption English School

Value In Action (VIA)

Values in Action (VIA) at Assumption English School helps students grow into caring, responsible citizens. Find out how the school's progressive VIA programme builds meaningful community contributions year by year.

Last updated 15 July 2026

Values in Action (VIA) are learning experiences that support students’ development as socially responsible citizens who contribute meaningfully to the community, through the learning and application of values, knowledge and skills.

VIA fosters student ownership over how they contribute to the community. As part of VIA, students reflect on their experience, the values they have put into practice and how they can continue to contribute meaningfully.

In alignment to Assumption English School’s values to develop our Assumptionknights to be compassionate and empathetic contributors to the society, the VIA programme is a multi-prong approach which builds on progressive and engaging experiences of our students as they move on from year to year.

Assumption English School uses a multi-prong approach VIA based on:

Colorful table showing VIA Level Outcomes and Knowledge for School and Community themes across S1, S2, and Upper Secondary levels.

  • VIA contribution is recorded in their individual CCA-VIA records and used for LEAPS assessment of their CCA grade upon their graduation.

  • Additional hours will be credited to students for VIA activities and other self-volunteering opportunities subjected to the proper documentation by the external organisations submitted to the VIA Committee for approval and recording.

Secondary 2

Three young students in white uniforms talk with an elderly man at his doorway, with white flowering plants in the foreground.
Four students in school uniforms with backpacks stand at a door surrounded by potted plants on a building corridor.
Four school boys stand in a corridor holding laptops showing environmental slides and a poster about climate change.

Secondary 3

A group of students in school uniforms pose indoors in front of a Vanguard Active Ageing Centre at Senja sign.
Two masked students interact with an elderly woman across a table with a Snake and Ladders game box on it.
Masked young volunteers and elderly people play Monopoly at a table in a care facility.

Secondary 4 & 5

Three students in school uniforms present on stage before a slide titled "Information Overload" about fake news.
Students in uniforms sit on a hall floor watching a presentation slide titled "Effects of Stress" on a projected screen.
Two students present on stage showing a slideshow of sticker designs to raise funds for disabled animals.
Students in school uniforms run a sticker sales booth at a table with a whiteboard showing pricing and hours.