EPAL (Endeavour Programme for Active Learning)

EPAL gives Primary 1 and 2 pupils hands-on learning across Sports, Performing Arts, Outdoor Education, and Visual Arts.

Last updated 15 September 2026

EPAL (Endeavour Programme for Active Learning)

In 2011, the school embarked on a programme called Endeavour Programme for Active Learning (EPAL). The activities are categorised under four broad domains namely: Sports and Games, Performing Arts, Outdoor education and Visual Arts. During EPAL, Primary 1 and Primary 2 pupils are provided with opportunities to engage in meaningful activities to learn new and exciting skills which will benefit them in their future.

In 2012, Endeavour Primary School was one of the selected schools to embark on the Programme for Active Learning (PAL).

Endeavour Primary School students learning music rhythm by playing percussion instruments (Sound Shapes) on the floor.

Learning to play percussion instruments (Sound Shapes)

Endeavour Primary School students participating in an outdoor orienteering activity ("Finding my way!"), practicing directional navigation with their teacher.

Finding my way! (Orienteering)

An Endeavour Primary School student practicing digital art skills by designing a butterfly illustration on a computer screen.

Using Powerpoint software for Digital Art

Endeavour Primary School students practicing fundamental movements and stretching exercises together during physical education.

Keeping fit (Fundamental Movements)

An Endeavour Primary School student practicing visual arts skills, carefully painting a small tile during art class.

Staying focus! (Visual Art)

Endeavour Primary School students practicing flexibility and warm-up stretches during a gymnastics class in the school hall.

Developing confidence in public speaking (Show and Tell)

Children in white and navy uniforms stretch and exercise on a gymnasium floor, looking upward with open mouths.

Stretching my mind and body (Gymnastics)

Endeavour Primary School students participating in an interactive drama game during a Speech and Drama lesson with their instructor.

On my way to stardom! (Speech and Drama)