Kyra Ng (HPPS)

Leadership Beyond Classroom
Kyra's Leadership Journey of Leading with Purpose & Giving with Heart
With a passion for Chinese heritage and callihtaphy, Kyra is a top-performing Primary 6 Prefect from Henry Park Primary School. She consistently ranks among the top 3 in her cohort across the last few years, exemplifying academic excellence, discipline, and leadership.
Beyond her academic achievements, Kyra is driven by a deep commitment to give back to society. She actively leads and participates in meaningful social outreach and initiatives, including monthly volunteering to prepare food at Willing Hearts, organize FoodBank & shoes donation drives, beach clean-ups, outreach to elderly residents, and also regular visits and engagement to a regular overseas orphanage, turning compassion into action,displaying values in action.
An avid environmentalist, she also actively volunteers with Community in Nature under NParks, contributing regularly to island-wide bird, butterfly, and dragonfly spotting efforts.
Her initiatives reflect a young leader who not only excels, but inspires positive change in both community and environment.

Kyra's Key Achievements Portfolio
Key awards and achievements garnered.
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In 2025, she achieved exceptional results, including:
- World English Olympiad (2025) - Gold Award & Overall Champion
- World English Competition (2025) - Gold Award & Honorable Mention
- World Mathematical Olympiad (2025) - Silver Award
- World Science Competition (2025) - Bronze Award
- World Chinese Competition (2025) - Certificate of Participation
In addition, she was awarded the Silver Award at the World Gifted Mathematics Contest (2024), further demonstrating her consistent performance at an international level.
These accomplishments underscore Kyra’s ability to compete and excel globally, combining academic excellence with confidence, adaptability, and a strong drive to push her own boundaries.


Her consistent performance reflects both her analytical ability and her willingness to stretch beyond the classroom. Selected key awards and accolades include:
- Singapore & Asian Schools Math Olympiad (2024) - Silver Award
- National Mathematical Olympiad of Singapore (2025) - Bronze Award
- Singapore Primary Science Olympiad (2025) - Certificate of Participation
- International Singapore Science Competition (2025, Regional Round) - Gold Award
International Singapore Math Competition (2025, Regional Round) - Silver Award
- Raffles Mathematical Olympiad (2025) - Certificate of Participation
- SOTA Primary 6 Creative Writing Competition (2026) - Top 50 Finalist
- International Environmental Coding Competition - Certificate of Participation
Through these experiences, Kyra has developed resilience, critical thinking, and the confidence to embrace challenges, continuously striving to grow and excel across multiple disciplines.


Despite the change, Kyra consistently excelled - earning the Top Performer Award in both Primary 4 (2024) and Primary 5 (2025), a testament to her ability to adapt, persevere, and thrive in her new school and more competitive environment.
Her subject strengths were also recognised through Best in Subject for Chinese (Primary 4) and Best in Subject for Science (Primary 5), alongside the Master of Order Award (2025) - reflecting both her academic capability and personal discipline. She has also garnered a Passion for Learning Award (Primary 3) in PLMGS prior to the transfer to HPPS.
Prior to her transition, Kyra was awarded the Passion for Learning Award at Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ Primary School, presented to the top-performing students in her class - underscoring a consistent track record of excellence and a genuine love for learning.


During her time at Henry Park Primary School, she was a proud recipient of the Edusave Scholarship (2025), alongside the Edusave Certificate of Academic Achievement (2024) and the Edusave Character Award (2024) - reflecting both her academic performance and values-driven conduct.
Prior to her transfer in Primary 4, Kyra was also recognised at Paya Lebar Methodist Primary School, where she received the Edusave Merit Award (2022 & 2023), Edusave Certificate of Achievement (2023), and Edusave Certificate of Learning Achievement (2022).
Together, these accolades underscore a sustained track record of excellence, resilience, and well-rounded development across both academics and character.


Committed to further developing her leadership capabilities, Kyra participated in a four-day Leadership Camp conducted by Harvard and SpeechAcademy Asia in 2025. Through this experience, she strengthened her communication skills, confidence, and ability to influence and inspire others.
Even prior to her transition, Kyra demonstrated early leadership potential as a Class Monitor in Primary 3 at Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ Primary School - reflecting a consistent inclination towards responsibility and service.
Together, these experiences highlight a young leader who not only earns trust, but actively invests in becoming more effective, purposeful, and impactful in her leadership journey.


She has successfully completed and earned 11 Young Scientist Awards from the Singapore Science Centre, across diverse fields including Botany, Chemistry, Ecology, Energy, Engineering, Entomology, Fabrication, Food Science, Genetics, and Mathematics.
These achievements reflect not only her academic ability, but also her initiative, curiosity, and commitment to exploring the world through scientific inquiry.


Driven by curiosity, she has immersed herself in cultural learning beyond the classroom - travelling to cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shangri-La, and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Lijiang within a short span of six months. By immersing herself in the rich Chinese history and visiting the ancient old towns there, these experiences have broadened her understanding of Chinese history and enriched her appreciation of its cultural heritage.
Her artistic pursuits have also gained recognition. One of her paintings was selected for a school exhibition and featured in the school yearbook - a testament to both her talent and dedication.
In calligraphy, Kyra completed a formal course in 2026 and continues to actively refine her craft through ongoing practice and lessons. Through these disciplines, she not only develops artistic skill, but also cultivates patience, discipline, and a deep respect for tradition.


Through music, she cultivates focus, patience, and creativity, finding balance while expressing herself beyond the classroom.


In 2025, she was selected to represent her school at the National-Level Design Competition, where she led her team in developing a project to address real-world challenges, demonstrating creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving on a competitive platform.
She was also chosen to represent her school in the Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition (2025), an honour that recognises both her artistic ability and creative expression.
Beyond school, Kyra has built a strong foundation in mental discipline and numerical agility. From 2008 to 2013, she trained at CMA (Centre for Mental Arithmetic), achieving Grade 1 in Mental Arithmetic and Grade 5 in Abacus Arithmetic - reflecting her early commitment to focus, precision, and cognitive development. Kyra has has a keen interest in coding and has attended various coding workshops and also the Coding Olympics in 2025. Kyra also plays the piano and ukulele.
Together, these experiences highlight Kyra’s versatility - a student who not only excels academically, but actively seeks opportunities to grow, lead, and express herself across multiple domains.